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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-27
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN

Rains continue In cotton belt.
United States port receipts yesterday
were 1855 bales. against 2.i6S bales last
year.
Spot cotton III Liverpool advanced 1-S2d
Sales, $1,000 bales. against 10000 bales last
year. Contracts declined 1 to points,
closing steady.
New York future market closed very
steady. ii to is points advance. August
9.0349.0i; October. S.50IS.51; january. $50
$50. Spot cotton unchanged. Stock 81
2Ql bales. against 115.il6 bales last year
Receipts at the five leading interior
towns for the half week has been 3S(
bales, against 2.5e5 bales last year and
2,20i bales in 1891
This is July Notice Day in New York.
July contracts in New Orleans advanced
points. closing at 95l. Spot cotton adj
vanced Lice. firm ut 7-16c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-27
NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. N. c.. June 26-spirits tur-
pentlne, steady, AEG42c. Resin. steady,
SLo5ql.lo. Crude turpcntinc, quiet, slG6
and SEQ. Tar, steady. $.4o.
Charleston, S. c., Juno 29.-Turpentinc,
market firm. at 42c. Resin, firm: II. &,
ID, $l.05: u, S.l0; i. Sl.15: G, sl25: III, 81 81
l. A60: X sl;55: NJ. $40; n. 500: w q,
500; w w, $40.
Savannah Ga. juno 26.-Spirlts turpen-
tine tirm, 42iec. Rosln. firm; quote: A.
b {, y. SIG; =. $l.25; L, $3.50; G. 81. 4O
II, $1;50; i. SLIGO; *. $40: NJ, slS5; N
$40; w q. $2.35; w w. S2.55.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-27
Homes For All.

Eel Phone 1914. s S. Phone 10
203 ). Reservoir ave, 9 roOms $500
~ chapel st, rooms .............. 1890
III Central ave. rooms ........... 1900
10 York Place. rooms .............. Ia 90
~ Grace ST., rooms Observation-Disclosures. 80. 90
nished 49,. -. .......... 5000
Boarding house outiit for sale cheap
and easy terms. Centrally located
~ Eons - = .- ---7 so or
5lv II. Claiborne ave. rooms ....,... 20.c9
iEi Hermudl ST, rooms. ............. 1000
~ Butc ST., f-rooms .................... 1000
~ Oiney road. , rooms. $3.50
~ dartmouth 81, rooms. ............ 80. 90
GlbbS avenue y rooms .............. IA %
40 Cove St. cor Fcnchurch ... 20O0
several houses for colored tenants
Elm street, rooms............S $500
10 Brewer street, roums......... % 90
III ~ Park avenue. L rooms... Is %
sCJ Bousn 81. rooms $500. ....... ~ 20
Several good stores.
80 CRANKY street. rooms, nat
Ribblo Place and Client Lots a specially
Cottages at Virginia beach md Ocean
View
2 new houses ut I.ambert's Point. ia
RATS at 2s9 Church street.
soth street; Pari; Place. L. rooms .... 500
sio Butte rooms.-... ...................SoOJ
HOUSES AND LOTS For SALE in
ALL PA RTS or THE CITY
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-27

short clear. sls.O09l5.25. E.ggs Irregular;
State and Pennsylvania, at mark. 1870
firm; creamery extras. 16i21l9Sic.: State
dairy, l5T@1Sikc Cheese. unsettled; large
No. Z invoice. S1kc. Mild. steady: Cordova.
9AGlSisc. Sugar, raw, strong: fair re-
filming. 3-1Gc.: centrifugal 96 test, 11-16c.
molasses sugar, 3 15-16c. Refined, strong
Standard A and confectioners' A. S.. 60;
mould A. $500: cut loaf aud crushed, ST. 20;
powdered, $3.50; granulatcd. $3.50; cubes,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-27
BOND MARKET.
Iew York, June 18th, 1900.
NEW YORK.. MONEY MARK EFT.

New York. June 26-Monov on call easy
at 1iDlis per cent; last loan at ~ per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3si@iis per
cent. Sterling Exchange nrmor with ac-
1861 for demand and at 4.Ssiau4SSys for
sixty days. Posted rates. l.S5 and iS7i5Gf
Ass; commercial bills, i.S27tGliS: bar sli-
Yer. G0G6i: silver certificates GlQglW .
Mexican dollars, n. Government bonds
firm; State bonds, inactive: railroad
5 bonds irregular
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-27
NEW YORK PRopuCE AIApKnr

very dull; winter patents ;i2oGiG0 rye
Flour. duh. Corn Meal. duh Rye. weak:
No. 2 Western, 67i5c. Wheat, spot weak
1850. Oats spot steady No 2, 23L2c
Z Beef. quiet. Cut Meats, steady Lai7i.
weak; Western steamed. s7.05 Refined
easy. Fork, firm; family. sla.754ii.J1,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-27
COTTON Seed on.

New York. June 26.-Cotton Seed Oil,
fairly active. sales. 1900 barrels: prime
summer yellow ut Sec; prime crude, bar
rels. 33c.; prime summer yellow. &c.. off
summer yellow, 36Hc.
Butter grades, nominal: prime yellow,
39Gi0c.. nominal: prime white, s9c, nomi.
nal. Primo Meal, 5000
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-27
CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Provisions
Lard, Short Ribs, &c.

Chicago. ILL.,, June 26.-I.iouidation nv
longs and Il slackening of the demand
caused u further reaction in wheat to-
Corn closed firm &c. down end oats
steady sake. depressed. Pork ut the
close was &C. and lard 7i5c. lower. Ribs
were Il shade higher
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-27
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.

New Orleans. June 26.-Cotton futures
firm. June, nominal; July. a5l hid; Au-
gust. al3p9ii September. S.G0US. 81: Octo-
Der. S.22aiS 81; 'vcmber. S.22StS.2S: Deem
Der. S@2US.23; january. S.23llS2i; Feb
ruary, S25GS.2i: March. S.2SlfS3
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-27
AUCTION sALES-rurumED.r,

BY Norfolk Auction Company, III. T..
Page, Crier.
G. ALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND 1>1Tct,-
~ en- FURNITURE at Auction-At the re-
quest OF the owner. who is leaving tho
. yiIiEi we VIII sell at public auction on
m. all the household and kitchen furni-
lure contained In No. 200 York street.
Also some old Indian China.
NORFOLK AUCTION COMPANY.
je26-td II l. Pare f'riar
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
BY the Morris Auction House. AZ and a
washington ST.. opposite City Market.
w. ]. Halstead, Prop.

w ILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
w at the Mcintyre Furniture Co. Sat
Main street, WEDNESDAY, June 9th, at
II a. m, fine line OF Furniture, consist
fonieres, Sideb0ards. Rockers, odd Pieces.
Dlnins Tables, Dinner and Toilet Sets,
MATING, Carpets, &c. The goods offered
VIII be sold regardless OF cost, to make
room for incoming stock.
-. r. r. MORRIS,
~ CR1ER.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-27
REVIEW OF The MARKETS: AND REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
COTTON RECEIPTS.

Shipments .....- -. 49,. 1889
Stock ........ 800. ........ 6,149
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-27
TRUCK MRRKEr.
fBy Telegraph to vlrelnIan.pllo..,

New York. June 26-Potatoes; quiet:
Chill. s1.25@I.75: old common. 75cGtslo0
Cabbage. quiet; Florida, per crate. sl25Gp
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-27

Spots. per pound, SC; croakers. per
pound. 4c.; taylors. per pound 405c
shad, Zoe; trout. Sc; shccphead, per
pound. sc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-20
FAIR-CRAVEN CONTEST.
Grand Jury to Investigate Bribery
and Perjury Charges.

San Francisco, Feb. 19.-The proceed
ings in the first session of the court
today in the suit of Mrs. Nettie r.
Craven against the heirs of the late
Senator Fair for $1,000 a month widow 5
allowance, were not as exciting as eX-
pected.
Attorney Pence for the Craven inter
ests called Judge TToUtt's attention to
the charges of perjury, contempt of
court and assault which have appeared
in the daily papers, and asked that an
immediate investi, alton be had to fix
the responsibility.
Judge Trout responded that the dis
trict attorney was preparing to bring
the matter before the grand jury. ~
which Mr.. Knight. for the Fair heirs,
expressed himself as counting the full
est inquiry into the acts of the attOr-
news for the Fair heirs.
An argument was precipitated be-
cause Of the attorney for Mns. Craven
asking the court TO issue an order com
peiling the attorneys of the Fair ex-
ecutoTs to produce the private memo
randums. books, etc. of the Fair eS-
tate. Attorney McEneTney protested
against such procedure, and his conten-
ton was upheld by the court.
Mra. Craven was called to the stand
and resumed her testimony given last
Thursday. detailing her different places
of residence and travels since 1893.
Nothing Of an important nature was
brought out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-20
THE WORLD OF SPORT

round Mccarthy landed a few power
1ul blows with left and right. and VIII
uams was knocked to the floor, coming
up quickly. Heavy smuggling followed.
Williams getting in some good upper
cuts, while Mccarthy continually land
ed on his face with both mits. and VIII
iams was knocked to the floor, coming
up after nine had been counted After
a elinch. Jerry landed a right swing.
ana Williams went down again, but the
calling OF time saved him.
Round 6-As the men came together
jerry landed with his left . elinch
followed, a couple of blows from Nc
Carthy's right put Williams on the
IlOor' where he remained until nine had
been counted. Mccarthy then rushed
him, and couple of heavy swings from
the right, and another from the left
Knocked him down. Williams was
counted out by the referee, and McCar-
thy's hackers pulled down the large
purse and the gate receipts Of $500.
Ed Kennedy, John A Lewis and
Billy BAH kept time Williams seconds
were Tom Riley, Billy Wilson and Bob
Caldwell d. J. Sooman, Mike Murray
and Jerry Murphy OOked after McCar-
thy's interests. Mccarthy said to The
Herald that while he was confident of
putting his man TO sleep, %he did not
expect to do it before the terth round.
Both Mccarthy and Williams were in
excellent condition. Mccarthy made
many friends by his cool fighting.
Betting was very heavy, Williams be-
ing the faVorite. Hundreds of dollars
changed hands aside from the purse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-20
AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS.
Final Bouts il Wrestling and Box
ing Concluded.

ing CO0cluQSd-
New York. Feb 19.-The final bouts
in the boxing and wrestling champion
ships Of the Amateur Athletic Union Of
the United States were decided tonight
at the Broadway Athletic club before
a crowded house.
J. L. SchOles of Toronto. Canada, won
the 125-Dound boxing event from r. S
Boylston in gOOd style. Joseph B.
kmpe defeated his club mate. Robert
Owens. PaStime Athletic club. and Sc
cured the heavyweight championship.
The 145-pound class went TO j. j.
DUkelOw Of Rochester. who defeated
Robert Summers, Pastime Athletic
club, by knocking him out in the sec
ond round with right swing on the
Jaw. William Cullen of this city won
the led-pOund boxing championship.
defeating Henry Kenny
Williams ROdenbaCh won the 100
pound boxing championship from Jack
Williams. John o. Hopkins. in the 1885,
pound class, defeated J. F. MumfoUd
Max Wiley of Rochester won the AS
and 15S-pOund wrestling champion
ships. defeating in the respective
classes J. L. Clurey and A. Mellinger.
Wiley had already won the 135-pOund
wrestling championship In the 115-
pound class wrestling Joseph Rensland
Of this city defeated I. Nifiot for the
125-pOund wrestling championship.
The invitation Of the Olympic club
Of san Francisco, Offering all the win
ners of the different classes in boxing
and wrestling transportation and all
expenses 10 San Francisco and return
to compete in the Olympic club tOUrna-
ment in San Francisco on March TO
Il. has proved an incentive to the COM
petitOTs. and nearly all the champions
have accented the invitation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-20
MEN AVAILABLE FOR FIGHTING
WAR DEPARTMENT TO SECURE
CREATION OF RESERVE LIST.
Will Keep Track of Graduates of Mil
itary Schools, Particularly if
They Go Into National Guards.

Washington. Feb. 19.-SecretaTy Root
has turned over to General Ludlow his
plan to secure the creation of a re-
serve list of persons in civil life who
are fully equipped for instant military
service General Ludlow has been
instructed to work out the details of
the plan in order that the war depart
ment may be enabled to submit a tan
gible operative statement for the ap-
prevail Of congress, which body must
supply certain legislation
The secretary's purpose is to have the
military schools and colleges Of the
country brought into close touch with
the regular army, and track kept Of
the graduates when they go into civil
life, especially if they join the national
guard
President Wheeler. of the University
Of California was at the war depart
ment today and talked over the col
lege phase Of the project with Secre-
tary Root. The result is expected to
be that in time of war or emergency
neeessitating the sudden increase of
the army. there will be a long roll of
available men for appointment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-20
.EENTUCEY'S TWO LEGISLATURES
THEY BOTH MET IN CAPITOL AT
FRANKFORT.
Two Presiding Officers of the Senate
and Separate Actions Taken by
Each.

Franz ort, Ky, Feb. 19.-The Demo-
Gratis held a session Of the senate. with
President Pro Tenn. Carter presiding,
this morning, and adjourned to meet at
1920. The Republicans had adjourned
Saturday to meet at 1890 today. When
the senate convened both Carter and
Marshall presided.
r The Republicans. recognizing Mar
shall. adjourned after prayer and, led
by Lieutenant Governor Marshall, the
Republican senators left the hall The
Democratic senators, recognizing Pres
ident Pro TEN. Carter, paid no atten
ton to the Republican proceedings and
continued in session.
The Democratic senate then adopted
a motion. introduced by Mr. Allen of
Lexington to reaffirm the former ac-
ton of the senate by which GOebel was
declared governor. This prevailed on a
vive vOce vote. Senator Triplett, an
anti-Gobel Democrat, voted with the
Democrats for the purpose of making
a quorum.
The Democratic senators adjourned
after adopting the Allen resolution.
Both Democrats and Republicans ad-
jOuTned, to meet in the same hall to-
morrow. The Democrats will meet at
1880 a. m. and the Republicans at
noon.
The house Democrats viii follow the
action of the Senate Democrats, ratify-
ing the former proceedings in the GOe-
bel and Taylor and the BeCkham- Mar
shall contests. The house convened at
noon, Speaker Trimble presiding.
The journal Of the Democratic legis-
latuTe sitting at Louisville was read
Mr. Hiskman (Dem) demanded a roll
call to ascertain the presence of a
quorum.
The Republicans did not answer to
their names and only f1fty-three of the
sixty Democrats were present The
house adopted a resolution directing
the custodian Of public buildings TO
drape the legislative halls and state
house with emblems of mourning and
to place the state capitol flag at half
mast on account of the death of Gov
ernor Goebel The contest matter was
not taken Up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-20
TOOK TWO ROUNDS.
Sailor Sharkey Does ouick Work
With jim Jeffords.

With jim Chords.
Detroit, Feb. 19.-Tom Sharkey to-
night knocked out Jim Jenords. the
California asDirant for heavyweight
hOnoTs, in the second round Of what
was to have been a ten-rOund bout.
The men had fought two minutes and
siV seconds in the second round when
the knockout vas delivered. They were
breaking from a clinch. Sharkey
whipped his right over to the Califor-
mans head and JeffOrds went down
Referee Hogan counted him out. and it
was several minutes before he recov-
cred sufficiently TO talk. Then he
claimed foul. saying Sharkey hit him
n the breakaway, although they had
agreed to break clean. The referee.
however, refused to entertain his
kick and awarded the fight to Shar-
key.
There was no preliminary fiddlnsg
when the gong started the first round.
The men met in the center Of the ring
and mixed it from the start As they
came to a clinch both slipped and fell
to the floor. Sharkey kept rushing
JeffOrds. and just before the end of the
round sent him to the floor JefdNds
Was tired and stayed on his knees for
several seconds. When they came up
for the second round the Californian
seemed IN good shape. SndTkeE went
right after him from the start. He
cut Jefforda left eye open and then
kept it bleeding with right-hand
punches
The men were in JeffOTs' corner
when the knockout occurred. Sharkey
broke from the clinch, sent his right
over the tall mans head, and he
lUrched forward. went to his knees and
then turned over on his breast. He
was completely out, but Referee Hogan
knelt down and shouted the seconds
into the PROSTATE mans ear. At the
count of ten Hogan declared Sharkey
the winner amid cries Of Foul" from
the spectators. who thought the sailor
had hit JeffOTdg in the clinch. This
was not true, as the men had both
arms free when the blow was delivered.
About $500 people witnessed the bout,
which was pulled off in the light gUGv5
armory under the auspices of the Ca
dillac Athletic club.
After the men had gone to their
dressing rooms Referee Hogan ex-
pressed the opinion that Jeffords laid
down" Some of the sporting men at
the ringside shared this opinion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-20
miscellaneous.
.HABDBALLISTS HAVE GOOD TINE
GOOD GAMES PLAYED YEsTER-
DAY AT Y. II. C. A.
Students Schedule Arranged for
Coming Two Days-Five Teams
Entered and Interest Is Way UP.

Interest in handbaH at the Y. NJ. c.
A. is greater at the present time than
It has been for many moons. All kinds
Of good games are played daily and the
players are developing skill and pro-
ficiency. Yesterdays matches We're
close and exciting. Shaw and Rogers
first bested Burton and Evans by a
score OF u TO 20. Leonard and McMiI-
Ian then beat Dave Tarpey and Shep-
AID with q score Of p 10 IS. and Gar
danier and Smith put it on Rogers and
Shaw To the tune Of q to . Burton
and Evars were the next victims Of
GardanieT and Smith, and they sue
cumbed To the score Of q To a. Leon
ard and Mcmillan then turned the ia
bles and put il all over GarGanier and
Smith. The score was p 20 13
Some good games have been arranged
for the next few days. when the stu
dents tournament viii begin. The
schedule FOR today is Evans and Bur-
ton VS.. Leonard and Mcmillan. and
Pau Tarpey and Shepard vs.. Smith
and Gardanier. the winners to play af-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-20
PROTECT THE NEGRO.
Federal Courts Have Jurisdiction Re
garding Their Right to Vote.


Louisville, Ky, Feb. 19.-In the cases
OF several persons arrested during the
recent state election for alleged intim-
idation Of negro voters, Judge Evans.
in the United States court, today over
ruled the demurrer of the defendants.
which brought into question the juris-
diction of the federal court Judge
Evans held that congress passed sec
ton 5.5O7 Of the United States statutes
To protect the COlOTed people in their
right of suffrage, and section 5.50S was
passed to prevent persons from con-
spring 10 injUre and Cypress, thus
insuring this class of voters the free
exercise of their right of franchise:
that congress had the power to pass
such laws as the only real guarantee
of liberty, and that it was the duty of
the court to see that the provisions Of
the statutes we're enforced
He held that if congress had no
power to protect the colored voters
against intimidation. etc. then they
were left at the mercy of the combina-
tons of politicians and brute force.
and that the fact that the election was
one at which only officers Of the state
were voted for did not in anywise take
away the jurisdiction Of the United
States court TO protect the colored
voters under the constitutional amend
meuts and sections referred a.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-20

ter the two games. On Wednesday the
schedule is Paul Tarpey and Shepard
vs.. Leonard and Mcmillan. Evans and
Burton vs.. Rogers and Shaw, and Leon
ard and Mcmillan VS.. Rogers and Shaw.
The tournament is TO be decided by
points.
On THURSDAY what promises to be one
OF the best matches Of the season will
be played. Wilson and Mccarthy viii
meet Augustus and Moore. and the con-
test promises TO be exciting Wilson
has on many previous occasions dem
OnStrated his SKILL while Mccarthy is
a new acquisition with a shining rec
ord. The playing Of Augustus and
Moore is too well known TO need any
comment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-20
Gilbert shll Chanlpion.

Hot Springs. Ark, Feb. 19.-The con-
test today between Fred Gilbert of
Spirit Lake, Ia. and J. A. r. Elliott Of
Kansas City at $50 birds each, for the
+. c. cup and for the worlds cham
pionship as a target shot resulted in
Gilbert's favor by a score of 1873 to 125.
The match was at fifty birds, unknown
traps, known angles, and fifty birds,
known traps and unknown angles. and
twenty-five doubles. Gilbert thus re-
tains the championship and cup.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-20
DEBATE ON The
PORTO RICO BILL
Most Important Measure to
Come Before Congress.
ITS EFFECT ON ALL
NEW POSSESSIONS
Democrats Are SOlidly Arrayed
in Opposition.

Will Have Support From Such
Strong and Influential Republic
cans as Mccall and Littlefeld-
Payne's Appeal IN Favor of the
Tariff BiIl-says It VIII Not
Have a Bad Effect on the Sugar
Industry of United States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-20

-. would ha counted His announce
rl"'Eea hearty round Of APP
s.-. from the spectators.
D.. "aS about 1920 before the princi-
.-S entered the ring. The admirers of
- heartily eHeerrd them as they
..a .1eIr places. and one Of the largest
Lu-S .Hat ever Witnessed an event
TIT. KIND Dbl Eureka was present. The
ng IS The fight hy rounds:
., .l1 1.-The men SPARED during the
. EoJ-'a. m order 20 locate their
live reaches, and the only blows
.. we're couple Of light taps by
NUlS-
Round AS before the men onenad
~#rrinE. Mccarthy landed a trial
10 Williams shoulder. and after
-. the men eIinched. Williams
-I- I'D ON Mccarthy with his left
tiny followed mp the blow and
My .lnchet aeaiD. More sparring.
us landed with his left i'm Nc
t s. neck, and then there was some
pairing
-A e-WilAaus rushed his man..
.-ale0 WITH night and left on Nc
.F body. Mccarthy handed out
s-.. SWING, but Williams cleverlv
William. after being rushed
rs corner. came back and succeeded
EaNins blood. They spared and
-- apart until time vas called.
Things Livea Up.
sound IA powerful Left swing
A Williams fairly ODD the neck
r@Ts landed with right on NfcCar-
shoulder and Jerry followed with
--aEy blows on Williams neck and
r s'npletely staggering him. A live
anEe or blows followed. and vii
sg-. was rushed TO the ropes. The
r-- continued in Charles corner.
Fi5 me- clrverly lodged a left swing.
landed hard right as me
'a a lively mix-up opened the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-20
Fought a Draw.

Denver, Feb. 19-Tonight before the
Olympic Athletic club. Tommy Ryan
Of Philadelphia and Walter Nolan of
Chicago. welterweights. fought a ten
round draw. With the exception Of the
last round, Ryan did all the leading,
Nolan keeping away. Ryan did some
clever leading. blocking and ducking.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-20
Jaw Was Broken.

New York. Feb. 19-Bnly Barrett of
this city won from Frank Patterson
Of Brooklyn in the eighth round of
their bout in the Hercules Athletic
club in Brooklyn tonight. Barrett's
easy victory was accounted for by the
fact that PattersOn's jaw had been
broken by a right-hand blow in the
first round. The bone had been broken
by Solly Smith about a year ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-20
,srs.asTto The Herald1

eureka. Feb 19.-Odd Fellows hall
- hacked from the stage to the doors
.r.z evening with sporting men from all
,.... the state. all anxious to see what
,.-.-,.-ef to Dee the most interesting bat
q. over Witnessed in Eureka, between
charlie Williams. of this place, and
Je-rv Mccarthy Of Butte They were
n5- disappointed about the contest
which. while comparatively shor-s was
eyr.giug and with the exception or the
first round, was one continuous slug