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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-06

Young Brown for governor. has en-
d0rsed Yerkes. Republican. for COVER
nor, and Bryan for president. The
Democrats claim that the bulk of the
Independents have returned to the par
ty. 1t is generally believed that Bryan
VIII run ahead of Beckham. Democrat
for governor, and that cons r.uently
Yerkes win run ahead Of Mckinley,
whether Democrats or Republicans
carry the state. The Republicans hope
by fusion with the Brown Democrats
to carry several congressional districts
now represented by Democrats.
Already arrests have been made in
various parts of the state Cor alleged
bribery and alleged plans 70 invaiidate
ballots before they are cast Both sides
are unusually alert and the election
( viii be conducted under yeritable
/ searchIight of public scrutiny.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-06

baen so great that all estimates are
Worthless the population in some dis
tricts having doubled It viii prooaDly
sgi1-.- a decisive majority either way.
Democrats are inclined TO conceue the
STATE outside of Greater New York 10
Mckinley by COCO. This is lUV,OUy lSss
than the Republicans ailoW NJ I> 5li,Ii
in the same territory. Chairman Odell,
Penublfcan candidate for governor IS
at his home in Newburg. He viii re-
ceive returns at his home and Will NOT
return here until Wednesday BEFORE
leaving he said that he had nothins, 70
add to his statement that SIc hol me-
would carry New YORK staee py A'O'0O0'
Caraater New York included.
There was very little betting zone
tonight on the election. The oGds
dropped to 31s to 1 on Mckinley 70
wards the latter part Of the evening"
and remained there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-06
CAMPAIGN ENDS
AT PoCATELLo
lspecfal to The HersId.l

Pocatello, Ida, Nov. 5.-One Q<the larg-
est meetings of the campaign, If not the
largest, greeted Senator Dubois here to-
night George Fisher made a speech on
local issues and 5. J. kich, candidate
for electOr, explained the position OF the
first presidency of the Mormon church
and denounced the circulars issued BY the
Republican state committee containing
extracts from speeches made by Dubois
N .he early Mormon days
Senator Dubois discussed ali the issues
of the campaign in a. most tOrceful and
convincing manner.
The Republicans had a toTchlight pro-
ce.--22 and the band, but the crowd at
tended the Dubois meeting The Repub-
licans have no hope OF carrying the state
or legislature
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-06
DELAWARE DOUBTFUL;
CLAIMED BY DEMOCRATS.

Wilmington, Del, Nov. 5-The outlook
tonight IS that the Republicans viii carry
Delaware for Mckinley and the state
publican State Chairman ChurcEman
claims the state by 5000 majority. The
legislature, which viii elect two United
States senators, is in doubt, however
both parties claiming it.
Democratic State Chairman Salisbury
claims that the state viii give Bryan the
electoral vote and that the legislature
will have q Demoeratic majority.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-06
ALL SURE FOR SILVER

Boise, Ida, Nov. 5.-If there is hne
weather tomorrow the vote of Idaho VIII
b .-c-eas ed from Q, eco lin 1896 TO about
s.. 900 The registration has been heaVy
sd the universal interest taken in the
election will bring all the voters out. I'M
less a storm comes up to interfere with
the voting of women in the country dis
tricts.
The rival chairmen have not changed
their estimates.
The Democrats expect 5000 majority.
The day has been given over 10 street
corner discussion and mUcn betting has
boaa done. There seems to be much
more money than for many years Tor
this purpose.
Tho most uncertain element in the sit
uation appears to be ShoshOne county,
the scene OF the riots OF 1893. There are
5000 votes in ShOshone-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-06
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS
ARE CONFIDENT.

Chicago. Nov. Both parties are
confident of the result of tomorrow
voting. Never have the plans OF cam
r,aien managers in this state been more
commemorative OF laid with greater
care and no presidential campaign
since that of Blaine and Cleveland IN
1SS4 has been fought out with greater
energy in this state than the one IhaI
hos inst closed Both Democratic anu
Reu1Iblican mana gers have made many
I1reparations against unlawful actloIi
at tbe polls by opponents, but there
ms been less talk of such things Lnls
wear than in prior campaigns. me
chances. are that there will be no more
fraudulent voting than occurs at every
city election. -,,-z =, 4,,a
a very full vote will be poIled IN the
state at large, and especially IN en-
cagO and Cook county The hgnt mere
hos been of the Warmest description
and every effort viii be made to pflhg
The FUN voting strength of both ParJl,es
Snto the field Republicans say the
nTosDact of fine weather tomorrow
means their success. The Democracy
Toanacers declare that weather VIII
make no difference, and that ram or
Shine the election is certain to result
in a. sweeping Democratic triumph
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-06
DEMOCRATS CONFIDENT
OF INDIANA.

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 5.-Before
leaving for his home at Spencer to-
night Chairman Martin of the Demo-
cratic state committee made the follow
ing statement:
I see no reason for changing my pre-
diCtiOns. l believe Indiana viii go
Democratic by very safe majority"
Before going away Mr. HeTnley,
chairman of the Republican state COM
mittee. said:
TT is a landslide. We will elect
eleven congressman sure, Will carry the
state by not less than 40 0O0 viii elect
the entire state and national tickets
and viii carry both branches O. the
legislature"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-06
BOTH SIDES
CLAIM WASHINGTON

Seattle. Wash. Nov 5.-Both the Re
publican and Democratic state commit
tees announced tonight that all pre-
liminaTy work for tOmorrOw's election
in this state has been completed. Both
seem confident Of success. The regis
tratiOn here is the largest in the his
tory of the county
Every effort 10 get early returns has
been made. but owing TO the heavy bal
lot it is feared that the exact count
viii be delayed until late Wednesday
morning
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-06
WYOMING WILL BE
VERY CLOSE
CspeeiaI to - HeraId.l

Cheyenne, WyO., Nov. 5.-IndncatOns
tonight point to a close contest in WyO-
ming tomorrow. If the larger vote turns
out. as is expected. Bryan will carry the
state by a small majority. while ThOmp-
son for congress will surely defeat Mon
dell, Republican, while the Republicans
ara laying claims to d majority in the
state Legislature The contest in every
ing the Democrats.
Chairman Van Orsdell Of the Repub-
liCan state committee claims the state
for Mckinley and MODdell tonight by
from 5000 30 1900 majority but il is be
lieved he has nothing on which to base
such an estimate.
Chairman Hunter of the Democratic
committee viii not give out figures, but
ne says he is confident of victory. ThOmp-
son for congress- he believes, will easily
defeat MoDdell, Republican.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-06
OHIO RESULT
Is IN DOUBT.

Cincinnati. o, Nov. 5.-.An specula-
ton tonight is on the questien u Demo
cratic gains in the cities ana hepN1sl-
car, gafns in rhe rural districts of ohio.
John r. Mclean is here trying to re-
duce the Republican plurality IN Ham-
flton county one half. This county gave
WcKinIey almost 20,000 plurality fouI
years ago. 49,.
his non shows over SO. 900 for Mckinley
In he state and seventeen Of the
tveuty-one congressman
Democratic state Chairman Long
claims Bryan viii carry ONO unless
prevented by coercion ana purchase.
Both sides are issuing notices en-
WARNINGS about the use OF pencils ahe
all sorts Of fraud
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

"KeUeys Kids" drew a full house to
the Grand last night. Every seat IN the
theatre was taken and the gallery was
packed. Everybody had a good laugh.
The play is a musical farce. The COM
many contains several very good sing
ers and some expert dancers The sit
uations are funny and the dialogue IS
entertaining. The company consists OF
about twenty people and carries con-
siderable scenery Tonight the per-
formance viii be repeated and the cleo
tion returns viii be announced from
the stage as they came in. Mr.. Null
vev mas had q special wire put in the
theatre for the purpose of receiving
latest news from the east.
The sale of seats for the Frank Dan
ieIs opera company viii begin at the
salt Lake theatre at 10 O'Clock today
Frank Daniels tour this season IS
made in a special train consisting OF
three baggage cars. a dining car. three
sleeping cars and Mr.. Daniels private
car "Bess," named in honor of Mrs
Daniels.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-06
Pal Estate Transactions.

Rebecca Z. Perkins 20 Rose Martin.
lot 81 block ;. Perkins Grand view
addition -----r -------.--- ~ ;,,-:-i.---.
The Gr0ezDeck' company to William
FafIoran 10 rods by feet
southeast from I3 rods. Is feet
east of northwest corner lot ..
block 81. plat A.-........... ..,ss...-.-'
Thomas Weir ct TX 10 l-etitla
Tfosme~. 10 rods by - feet north
east from 129 feet east OF south
west corner lot ?, block =. plat = 49,
Jennie r Harvey to Rudolph GyE1.
6xS reds southwest from Z RODS
west o. northeast corner lot =
block 81 plat C--..----.--- .----------
Margaret b. ana Jemes Harvey 20
Anna Rudine. lots 9. 10 and II.
hleclx 1 Enrich subdivision ..--.---.
Agatha Cannon to Marsena Can
ron 1Cy3 rods southeast from
northwest corner lot g. block %
Mat -
Edward T. Ashton g ux to Hauiine
s. Shelter. lot %. block J, tranBllp
subdivision -..-s-- .s.s 1000
Peter Malmstrom e TX to HenFE
-C-l0sner S Sc acres section 50. town
ship south. range ] west .:--;--
Toeonh II Tavlor ct al. r. ". W nit
new 7t5x2ts rods northeast from
southwest corner lot 2 pt0ch To-
/ Anderson Real Estate Investment
Z company to James Johnson, i59Afg
feet northwest from - teet east OF
southwest corner lot :, piock 10
plat .-...----------- .'.--.'-''.--"-' .
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-06
DEMOCRATS CONFIDENT
IN KENTUCKY.

Louisville, Ky. Nov. "a campaign
that really began before any nomina-
tons were made closed tonight in Ken
lucky with both sides claiming the
state in published reports by 10000
though disinterested reports do not put
the majority either way above 5000 10
5000, with the Democrats the more con-
fident.
The Republicans made the issue and
named 1t civil liberty, which term ex-
presses their opposition to the GoebeI
election law and to the action Of tie
legislature in the contested election
cases. The state central committee of
The Independent Democrats, who in the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-06
HARD FIGHT IN NEVADA.

Reno, New, Nov. 5.-The Iast day Of the
campaign in the state Of Nevada was
marhed by active work on both sides. On
the surface the indications are that it Will
be very close
The Republicans have made desperate
fight to elect Harrington for congress.
The Democrats fell very confident that
they will carry the state. as in 1895, for
Bryan and return Newlands to congress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-06

There is much excitement in some
cities, and especially IN the towns of
close congressional districts. It was
thought that there would be no con-
gressional contests here, but much
fighting has developed today between
Bromweh Republican, and Kettler
DemocraO in the Second district
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-06
To cnre q Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II II
fails to cure. f: W. Groves signature
is on each box. &c.
The sun., 1900-12-23
EI.ISSPECIOR RRODIs BF.D.
His service the Police Force since 1881
MS Rapid Promotions.

Former Po.c- inspector G"ors. r. Phodes
OF B-uoE'vn died last evening at his home
Is' Milton street. Grce1Ip.Lt. of ceratra.
iAaorraag-, with wlicl he was stricken on
Friday after he hll tlkaa a long wax lie
was born uu f"b. 3, 49,, Ia New YORK city.
nd was d son pf Fost": Rhodes. iJr MANY
y-t-. ralA. cn'.'r.r'rr u IL" NIItll % (
Turkey. ror two ,'@rs hr. r od-- Ay'I
H. & stGEt.Ioi.e, and alter - ar".-5
brought him uACA . Amen. o." VS. @iLc-'"
{. pg ha-Es Ii .scuIa Academy for Bows
e: f.usA!' =. /. ! J.. iso' 4c Nas al. n..t-.
II TIE Old A4'trJ J,o.lttN i"Ic" !H:c', Ai4 :. r"-
year tttergarl within d l"rIJd ~ one year,
lie Ws@ promoted !.oHy lat:H..ra. 70 70 lil~-
nan. 70 sergeant and - captain ami was
ss..S ned 10 wsSt = now tie Fo-ty-th.-i
IgeE.gct IL South BrooE.vn In $50 ae ~iS
tTa >,"Tred . Greer! point and later aa was
I.gis.At-d out U! %. tie vas re!a~tSt- l.
however, and 3" Remained in charge ~ the
Cra"rI ONT precinct t.tl ~" latter part "
isy7, Wa-u he was rAa & an ,acto! lie
W. after yt~l ass.y % . ne tor'. ~
Queens. Were b, p .1ined uut!l May o. last
year. when b. was retired a. Als own request
on a tension. he Is survived BY widow
aai one daughter Mrs Willard 7. sulf,H.
Three years ayp. within a period {: three
months his two SOUS, william p and George
/ Rhodes. lawyers died. each after brief
Illness Mr Rhodes never fully recovered
from shock
The sun., 1900-12-23
yACCINiTORS' NIGHT ATTACK.
Cop. and Doctors Surprise Negro Colony Not
One Of 800 Escapes.

Fifteen Health Department doctors In
Brooklyn Escorted by more than forty police
men invaded tho negro colony IN GviEustt
street. Williamsburg on Friday n!.ht and
vscc.nsted about 800 negroes The vac
ciraton was decided on iol,owinS reports
taat much i.laess existed among the negro
popllz,.or In order 10 get al tie .Lasbi-
ttnt, together It was decided 70 CO the work
al night and 70 surround the negro block
which eyt-- = from Marcy avenue ~ Har-
r.-ou aveyge Acting Captain H7y" af tie
Gvmcr st-.e, station was Informed of the
crut-ur's'ei invasion and he got together
o.. TIE policemen lie could spare Shortly
before 10 o',,.oy tie men went 10 tie colony
/. different .'"s and -.!rpuuc.4 the block
f.. :.a locr,-- sren what was oor.i,C ur'l
:. .- ver-t =. bar" thor arms ] t-n H'tr
Q Ia - .."u. --... hard :. csc lIn. b't police
T.,- .eri!..;ei them from every rcilt ci TIE
81 ,V.rso. va-o accepted Two w','e
ia they veg" l..E agents cooking !o-
,l''--~,- tr.'" .a-'- GIr0o.- 'or o.
,-,-.r.rt,r ror. ,u vain Alter tAev had
been vsc'.r7tcG tie" were re-r.f'"i 20 de-
r.'- + % -" police and doctors we-o
:. y--ousIv abused one woman declared
ari trrr -r~ vo-.i sls tho CITY /, was
a'ter uiirlsh- te.yfe the doctors sheathed
Th.-e q q .'-pa Jewish porulation in tho
r.rs 81 "nranni ~ t0o negro colony and Uarw
o. t#F-" believed '4a' 'a'v vvE" going - 10
vac. Gl'a' .'tar 'to r"cr'o-. and let tko.r
home SON" d.ia't return until yes,"r-
The sun., 1900-12-23
KEEi or or IA,HI MOtLDED.Es
The Casting successful Don { u i.toi 4
tCr,ay

BRISTOL. Dec :? lie lead keel for ,se
new cup defender was modelled to-day. nor
than month earlier IN t.e season t44n t.-
t"lIE.bla's was cast Everything LayIn,
teeu Gce ready yesterday afternoon Tor
T." h.s ,oo 20 lc done TO-DAY there was an
early start in melting the lead 1. tie .r1r
A"ti.t> sw!HslLs high above tie .eye. of tie
= tIe morning and uy 0 cipcS TWO streams
4 molten metal NcTe poured INTO TIE H.pI.....
|!;h occasional ter, OF lead I.s,". ia. lie
q. wor.u.eu was engaged about ,.e mr.
naces carrXlng piss o! lead from tie tue
cracks aud crey,cos ron ladie,. and ,aoE-'s
Gay ,uoli the sides Of tie mould wAefe tie
IL as Lad sArunkc4.
q ead We're Used IN making the keel NJ.
were stationed at fa' pots w'tI tAy s'...-
maiA!lti the number II PIG put d., is"
Of The mould before -" work II melting We
heHuh ae !eHi flows In among tie pr--
ari holds them securely tosetAer IN tie
Tho keel i- 30 feet long on the TOP ,art
J. : ie,t. Iae to U! TIE kee at Z let Il
i, ? feet ana i, taurI, t. o point forward
wa.t at It tap-rs - width Of !r,-.-
From the eNtreln" lower part 10 the TO; .t
The lead ! the stern The height is 5. feet 'T.-
c.e1tnrt w.4iA oi the o.Ip nj J. v.'.-
the : eate-- weight 3 concentrated Is a. &C..
io-e'oot From H.d.h o. leei u" bui-yi
lhe tern END Of the keel has rake Of ii'tle
lee t.la ~ '- C'4--.s-
IL l. believed b those familiar with tha
sh.I.e and -ISe Of tn heel tat there l. ou.r
A''' difference IN tAH "".s from that c.-t
iar coin bia. IL" G--r,u,a l. most In
cLauEI1S TIC In, alton of tl- greatest I amount
t weight. After the covering are removed
- -. viii be lowered 30 t.at It " Il. rest On
u ba.e. This vii bring the top Of tAe k."l
On n % I9Cliue toward the wet end OF the shop
AMI tho bow vii be elevated.
After tie !. ad las cooled will come the
trimming. .'.i 2. and fastening u the keel
! lat"s. NAic0 viii take n week or two 10 10.
laou the main part Of tie huh construct "A
,Hr Ce hustled along 50 g. To as re a lauuo b.
al tie stated time. ttr middle q leSt
!. Ia 20, or as soon a. the challenger now In the
hands Of IL" builders at Dun. n.harton is
Nc ed. Efforts will be made here To get
the defender overheard before tie chAl.. uerr
|, II the water. Til, however. viii depend
gOu tie urompt arrival OF mate rial for con-
-'rlCtIon between now agd next May. In
any resreCts tho details Of corstruction arr
Well In hand, In fact cone o' the woodwork
II farther ahead than IL was two ,ears ago at
this time. when the Columbia was about ~
be begun.
The sun., 1900-12-23
rn,oRifs ~ fBr NAM .,sI
D,isul,- tt,,s Ia Is,hom ~. ~ n. of ts
Omsht kIdnapp'r.

uN,p, Nab p". g. 90" d''c tr"s
have settled MON 'ya tueurca n. 20 iN" fr1u-
no Ip which th" mon Nhp kIdr1runi lJja
tyd1hF 'sHaprd. or" ~ vH..I ''y think
uIai h' correct nIi t.ov arc v.r.... ...i
ON hntu topfios Oro theory I4 tli fIs
robbers. after f"loa-rs Young '.ta...
reformed g. thor icp. uH1.i '.r ."rr.i ~
~ M" don On 'hn.r vl-.i. carried = 2. ri r.-
fnotn part 4 the farming G..''..' ed. .r.ar'
and DUMPED II ont or brev u D.. o.. rl'.-.
1h"n they started overland vita o." ...I .1
their buggv orr buried = .l convenient
field. In the dsguis" Of horse "a fer. ur travel.
iers while two - O." 'ner - u4' Yf town
IN tbs way the thru. Win t." woman .. 'H"
cas-, got out on "a" trains The utl"r theory
u that "a" men are uuV.a V'T.""r u' 4
criminal tendency ard t.H' nave amply
t"t4rned - Their h0L'- att. having u'f j
Many detective arc oycrrunrng mo
whole region ami every particle FL. "'!i"h
oreYed hv Mr Cudthr Gt'- t.r aIrt.t,- d.
o. tho robbers he "a. Al!' q dozen uf I,rhrr-
tur'- b"s' men on H." case
The discovery wa, made to-day Mat iU"
h.'y"s elected a. old hos. lu an entirely
different par 81 ne c'y IrU.y Sky d.'-
ago for NE Cudahy kldnerr.rs Job 4 hoe
T. a remote place wa, - ted %. y ii u 81
Pgtupk a. that tIr.c and Dr"hI-" o. D. -
terious actions q tho occupants the ,s'erF
found empty, bI' r"v LOCKS hl! been pla,'i
on al doors description Of the men va,
exactly the same as Tat OF the men WHO
captured NOLh- tuGaaE
The boy reWemb~r, ,1at tie thugs t.,i
lM t.cy had been looking ."r al'a i"r nrt'.'
a I.HHt4 and We're IN ta- point e cat, l.iE
lin several TINS but t.oy were rtt 'l'" .7
g. III GENTLY. because another Ng'Hs ."..."
mach ...b..:- t.gi4v, q = .G-lt .t tl"
sore ..ese, live. at the CudaAy '"-Id-n.".
Mr.. tuca.y recall that month ago. vine
accompanied 10y her son one "veu.aE, two
rough ic.h'Qs m"u .apIroGcG"f her aud
scanned the boy ,.r~H.y, and sae wa 'r.s-t-
ered ~ the tiu.-, b., merely thought It a ca-e
O. intended rctte-l..
The police YER badly want to see Pat
Grove, IT," 'oAIS follow who f4a q N"r
q hod-urs and train r0hherie- 20 Ms crealt.
et Ea- not a;peared -u Were g. prove Li,
Innocence and liz relative LAY they DO ut
know where he j.
j Douahue. Chief of Police las an
n1Tnced that he : solus T. f,ye, out ~ more
Inform alton 70 o." uswsI sIap"r- IL come ton
with the case until tie Police p"Iartr "at
ha- accomplished tAe arrest Of one or more
Of the men.
., We AoIs TO have So sor.e such good news
DENVER, Col, De-. O. Pat Grove. VINO =
accused 4 being The leader = the gang which
kdrap, st Young Cudthy. has returned -
NJ Old hslutS IA Denver. and detectives and
police have been out irving 20 hhd hm all
eNitS from the city which Grove is likely 20
tlka EIr.r his morning the first repo!.
i.sf crow" vas Ir 'urrr came from tie Mon
Pacific yaIi-, srd was 90 tae e,Hect ih3t
l''' the Union Ptrit. train from tie Eas' -
II slowed W Co pass l.roUaA 'ur yards Later,
a teI"i au'e U"--a-" cane 'H re station
from a wcL-ku1wu saloon keeper who knew
positive thst he saw the rIch-van;ed man
on the street.
The sun., 1900-12-23
New York and Bosto EoNers Break Ev n,

BosToN Dec % Pas; amateur boxing
was seen here Tonight in the intercity bouts
a. the Boston Athlete Association be,a cen
Bos-on and Naw York men There were
four bog1s and each city won twice Tn.
browbeatns tactics OF soIue Of the Nov.
NorSer~ a: the end Of tha Rysn-Mahonpv
go disguised the spectator J J. ga
b. sy. i.e N-E York r.; -a~.n. tat...a IN n o
houJ, va, declared q lO-a- !la and - sa,-
o'G- made remarks about being "ra.l.4 .
al. OF Nhi'h Wa un'a.'I !o-. To jo.-
VS. iasi one and o'l'" oven ED 10 the ,i.rd
round, ~A"g Ryan battered he man ali 4r,rfi
tie rlfI ani Justly earned the decision of
tie Judges.
Ih' Ag-t bout was between J Flan4ps,,
Q! cambridge and Tommy O'Coureu II ~.
New 'e 9 SIDE / &. at NJ pound. II v.p.
fasl and furious for the the. round. Lf,t
-" Cambridge man showed his .r,f.-,,-,t,
Sha sot z" d"o.sion. lha eecond bon, VA.
between " kod"'. bach Il New No-t 80.
amateur 81 gmpiOn At i53 pounds and ..
Ryan q! Boston III" litt.r Mc!-t,t ~.
i..and-. ana ~ th" WIGdl" e a., -, ., u.
Una received richt-A8rcsr ~. "a. .....i
81 -. .cN, which e. -G"d tts ugAt
\ Took % the NeI West : e. 4, y-r.
LVei aghlnst j = Cppuuye! of R,..r..
h.E iolGhi at lc5 pounds The New / 90. k.r
n'u Nfhed LETT handed punch. which found
u, 80 Sr itito his opPonelt's face and heart
:. o,'en mat the bout was stopped in the middle
given to Cook '"' N0o" va
The sun., 1900-12-23
Trap oting.

Dr. J. J. K~yes OF the Crescen. A. c mai,
another st-1.sht score at targets AZ Boy
II tse yesterday The shoot was the fourth
for the December cup. DR.. Keves's scora
was 80. Edward Banks scored 40 J J, Fan
Ming /. e Hork rs and J. s. f.fn--n -
elCA. There We're eleven contestants + J.
ward Banks and }. J Tanning shot a Iuaic.
BANKS Won by three birds. killing IS J. :
J. en- sen won tie Stein trophy conf pitt "a
e1d II NJ chapman won the trophy sho =
ig competition.
joseph tal.ert ~ Bro-tlyn won the main
event 4 the New Utrecht Gun clubs weekly
tap shooting tournament at the Interstate
p ark trars yesterday with the clean sore
q ten kills sun Usr!'s
The New Uu.cat Gun club Handicap: Ten Live
f.rts--,'1SepA faiicrt cS yards. 81. !. G. Wander
81 -, - yards stephen =. Van %ler. 50 yarcs.
} r.. Brooks - yarCs. ChtT.s 4. Locluood.
. Yards. .. II. CHAPMAN, - ysTcs, :; b. F.itTi.
q }affS, 9 II. Charles =. PfgC = yards. e Charles
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Swcrps.akes- Lose. 20 yards 8: Lincoln. 20 yards
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mar. - yaTcs. 4 Lockwood. "a ysrds ! rrocss.
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