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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-16

10 doubly proud Of the man who repre-
SCENTS her. II she had had nothing else
at stake. It would have been well worth
while to do all that has been done In
order to secure the nomination Of such
q man as J. NJ Frink for governor. King
county now presents him to the voters
whose representatives have 30 honored
him, confident Of their unanimous APP
prevail and congratuiating them upon
the good fortune which belongs to the
commonwealth that has such men to
love and serve II.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-16

The Rryanites are claiming that
there sre lots 81 indications In Mime
sofa tina, Bryan will carry that state
this fall I, cannot be that one Of them
is that twenty mine Democratic news
papers have declared for Mckinley and
that the total gain In newspaper sup
port for the Republican cause since
1926 IL fifty-four publications.
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and untrammeled Republicans through


out the state are indicated.
Great are the gains from this over
whein1ing victory. We desire to utter
no unkind word. and for the Republic
ans who accepted. as true Republicans
do. the verdict OF the people we have
only praise and the hearty hand Of
friendship. But every King county man
thanks heaven in his heart that we are
rid utterly and forever Of the little band
OF schemers and tricksters who were
neither Republicans nor King county
men at heart. but who proposed to boss
this great county indefinitely for the
advancement OF their personal interests
and fortunes. She had given to them
much. and they had repaid her in
treachery and scorn and degradation.
without one syllable OF reproach for
those who aided them unwittingly. and
who have been undeceived by seeing
them at work In the convention to de-
feat King county's aspirations at any
cost. we repeat that It was well worth
the fight, even had we lost instead Of
won, to purge King county politics for
ever. as II has been purged, OF the pres
ence and the influence Of these selfish
and unprincipled men.
United we have accomplished what
we aimed at. II Is q lesson for the flu
ture. Again we shall have differences.
and we win settle them In this way and
present always q solid front. King
county will be a respected factor in the
political movements Of the state. At
large the result is to place at the head
Of the Republican ticket a man whose
candidacy Is . tower Of strength and
whose term OF ONCE Will make the party
dearer to the people by a arm. honest.
independent conduct Of Its AFFAIRS. Thus
II IL q great good 10 all the people Of
washington. County, state. party. all
are sharers in the fruits Of victory that
have matured from the movement be-
sun 80 earnestly and 80 hopefully Mt
tie time ago. We congratulate every
man who has had share In this con-
summation OF our wishes, plans and
hopes Thus ID . commonwealth made
great and strong and splendid. Thus do
parties win and hold the confidence and
affection OF the people. The effective
ness OF work for clean and honorable
men and policies. the responsiveness Of
our people TO the highest appeal. were
vindicated at Tacoma yesterday.
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II II doubtful II the Kansas City
platform declaration to the effect that
Imperialism II the paramount issue win
prevent most of the people from confin-
ing their talk principally to the pros
perity OF the last few years and the
necessity OF voting to let II continue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-16

Advice IL still forthcoming for the
Beers 20 fight the British until the last
citizen OF the republic falls; but now
all this advice comes from those who
are some thousands OF miles distant
from the scene Of hostiiities.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-16

In the latest number Of Harpers
Weekly is q picture OF J. H. Lewis.
"anti-imperialist." arrayed in full uni
form. IN an exquisite attitude and carry
Ing a comprehensive smirk. The Week
ly's apology to It's readers 10 as fol-
lows: Seriously Mr.. Lewis IL not an
important person. but we print his
portrait for the second time, hoping to
relieve the asperities Of the campaign
with a little innocent amusement. We
fancy even Messrs. Bryan and Steven.
son win enjoy q quiet smile when they
look upon this picture OF their most en-
thusiastic supporter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-16
The state Ticket.


iican convention yesterday IL In many
respects the strongest ever presented
to the voters OF the state OF Washing
ton. 1t Is made up OF representative
men OF ability who are entitled 10 the
support Of all good citizens. No better
candidate for governor than J. NJ. Frink
could have been selected. For twenty
five years he has been known as q man
Of sterling qualities, not only In his
own city, but throughout the state As
well. He will be strong. honest. fear
less executive.
The denomination Of Congressman
Jones and Cushman was a compliment
honestly and fairly earned by two years
Of faithful performance OF duty at the
national capital They have intelligent
iy looked after the interests Of their con-
stitMents and the experience gained in
two years OF congressional life will be
OF immense value in equipping them for
stiil more efficient service during the
two years to come
For the ONCE OF lieutenant governor
no better selection could have been
made than that Of Judge Henry Nc
Bride. For many years he has enjoyed
the respect Of the people OF the state.
and in the position to which ne will be
elected he can be expected to act as
conscientiousiy as he always did while
holding q responsible position on the
bench.
Samuel IT. Nichols as secretary Of
state will be found TO be q man qualified
In every way to transact the important
business Of the ONCE. Many years Of
useful activity IN similar positions OF
trust make his nomination one OF espe-
ciai fitness, and he can be confidently
relied upon to give the people Of the
state an efficient administration OF the
affairs OF his department IN the state
government.
In naming c. w. Maynard for state
treasurer. w. B. strattcn for attorney
general. J. ID. Atkinson for state au-
ditor. 8. A. Calvert for commissioner
Of public lands and r.. B. Bryan for
superintendent Of public instruction.
qualifications for the public service.
They have been Identified with various
interests In the commonwealth for
many years. have shown themselves
equal to the responsibilities OF public
office and win discharge the duties en-
trusted to them honestly, faithfully
and well.
Judge Dunbar receives the appropri-
ate compliment OF a denomination,
something fairly earned by distin-
guished service on the bench. In NOM
mating Judge Wallace Mount as Sec
ond candidate for the supreme court an
honor has been bestowed on one who
has stood high at the bar for many
years and who will bring learning. dig
nifty and an impartial judgment to the
highes, judicial tribunal OF the state.
For presidential electors a happy
choice was made. and the work OF the
convention as a whole will be cordially
approved In all parts OF the state. There
Is not flaw In the ticket from top to
bottom. and the delegates who have
presented It to the people can rest as
sured that their work wifi be enthus-
las,ieally ratified st the polls In Novem-
Der next
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-16

Webster Davis IL ready to begin cam
paigning In West Virginia. one-haif
OF his time will probably be devoted
to explaining why he left the Republic
can party and the other half to replying
to the arguments made by him four
years ago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-16
THE COUNTRY rREss.


The fact that New York has not been
carried by the same political party twice
IN succession iH more fhaH thirty ysare
IL another reason for doubt a. 30 how the
state will 90 this year, New York may
prove the surprise 81 November s--Kfnx
County Courier.
Let ns see. New York gave Mckinley
an overwhelming majority and elected
Black governor In isss In the following
election. isss II gave Roosevelt a hand
some majority.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-16

From the fact that Europeans are
looking to this country as . good place
In which to place their securities II II
evident that we are not going to be
as reckiessly subject to the whims OF
foreign f'nanciers as some OF the
Bryanites once led the people to be-
iieve.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-16

party. n change witch makes
sibie. IN tho opinion ~ thoughff4
riouH rnsn.-Nsw York Eyantn9 - n
Cold Democrats n the old sehah
Democracy animated now b. tsssss
hey. IA which 0pposltion 70 ~
system Of the country. hatfsd -
and disregard for safe financial pn..
are cardinal points. Let them IT, -
no Illusions as to tbs fpturss-besAe
preeH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-16

The Socialists and Anarchists OF italy
have formally expressed their disap-
prevail of kins Humbert's murder. Pi-
late also washed his hands. but the act
is not regarded as constituting . COM
plete political rehabilitation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-16
cnsne.~ poii~y All R,xA,,

s 50 long as hts opponents cannot Mug
zest better one. unpreiudiced ue,pis
will regard President Mckinley'. fshins1s
policy as all rishs-Baliard Union.
The Democrats ara waiting 30 hear
from Mr.. Bryan before they can deter.
mine what their views on the Calnese
question really are.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-16

Col. Bryan counts upon receiving the
support Of the so-caiied hereditary
Democrats. But II VIII be a little hard
for the colonel 10 prove the relation
ship.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-16

Croker says present conditions IN
America offer no opportunities for
young men. II there are no more Of
the kind OF opportunities Of which the
boss himself has made such liberal use.
so much the better for America.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-16

Colorado limits political campaigns by
ia~ 70 sixty days. but even this Is a
good long sentence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-16

Er-vics presidentiai-c ca ndicate-to-b be
Toxns Isn't such a chump after all He
knows there 10 no use IN going up axalnst
a sure thing. Ia this he 10 .acomparab.y
brighter than the greater number q -
yau2d. h fo1loHnEn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-16

John Hay. secretary Of stats.
right man In the right place. ~
diplomatic and believes IN dipiomseys
he 10 also ready for scrap u pso
The p>epis AAnass sueh hsea
IL disnlAytan !
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-16

NoFtbport kepubfIcaf -
Jerry Simpson predicts that .ths ~
nation Of Mr.. Stevenson wilI Siss
sas TO the Republicans 10 iseks I
Aalai was nominated 10 order 20 hss.y
good-natursd person upon who's -
the unpleasant hsppsninxs.
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a GUARANTEE.

ne Post lstelligeweer hereby
euasantses fts advertisers 2 bona
NE paid csrculatfos. Daily, Weekiy
ana sunday. aoub1e that os any
other newspsper pshiishea n the
state 81 Washington. Advertsine
sonsracts Will be made subSect 20
this guasantss.
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SEATTLE. "WEDNESDAY. August H.
AmusEnESrs TODAY.

THIRD AVENUE rHEArER.-"Jus
Before Dawn"
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
CUBANS CONDEMN GEN. WOOD.
Claim He Intcrfercd in Election of
Delegates 10 Convention.
EErrELIC SPECIAL.

New York. Sept H-CuhaEs in this city
have received d4vI, from the private sec
yetNry Of Seuor CisEyIos. fur.I.cr President
oI Cubs, which show taaI the entire ,~,aai
has rr,H aroused 40 ID high pitch Of excite
mvHi hy Tho a,i-.sei luftTI:Er5.,a Of lirugIai
y cod ia tHu elryI"u 81 delegates Jo iHu
Constitutions! tnEEt utlUI4.
General WOOD Is accused ly the Cuba.
papers ana the accusation Is repeated by
,iS5ltIyS'E private secretary. OF making -
personal campaigning JUur Df The islam. tor
tae rUT9oS" Vt obtaining tue elecaivU ui tg..-
Srj,% Nno WnG.I b., SUH~grv rvi.gt lea iI.s VIII.
J; = Ct4iEvG spa.Iucshy that General
y uod Vi.HE-a a Jr4t ram Ia which g.. neral
lulZ IsINt'a &Cc'pu,G ,ha .Hmiu1ti"a III
Pll4aT a" RIO and a. 5F4rr tD prevent Rive
ia s. election. tGJL H. removed Governor
boiSe OK riu.r del RIO from oIHcc because
IL was known taat De favored t.l,cra. AMI
THAI be Transferred JudEu from san Girls
toIal irr similar reasons.
Ia addition. Il b. ll.rssd that Naudul-v.
GvE,G-l N.Uu's gH.et OF -taff. promised in
cr,sss.d SaiaTi-s 20 the Mayors Hf IIuag del
RIO IL lhe> would favor SCIuT guesIua,
who opposed EiY, "a.
The newspapers refer q" General Wool as
''th- representative I'm Cuba of Iauko. i'm
Ieilailsm,' and n Is apparent ;:lal tha VS.-
ii- ui ~. island are gIuauy excited over
t1l. election
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
DIFFERENT RIG EVERY NIGHT.
But Raunhein Was N0i as Rich as
lie Pretended.
RErl.RILr sIECrAI.


Tr,Ufon y. j. Sept. lS.-Special Master
IL ChaEcory Euhlin Of Newark today ad-
v.sCd that Leon Raunheim. a lawyer. who
lives in Newark. but practices in New
York, 20 granted decree OF divorce from
bis wife. Miriam Hoffman. He accuses her
OF d,sertiun and says she married him for
his money.
The troubles of the couple. it appeara be-
gan 10 St Louis. They were married In 1852
and took up their residence with the brides
parents in New York. Raunheim had then
only recent been admitted to the bar.
Raunhcim's father, who is q retired mining
engineer. Mas Il witness In his son be-
half. In his testimony he said:
The young E.ri WAS disappointed whom
She found that her husband was not Us rca
as she thought he was. He was in the habit
Of displaying large sums OF money before
he married her, ard drove to her house al
most nightly in Il different rig. lie fic-
qUentty drove out wit5 the gIrl's mother
and ia general gave the entire family q
good time. Miriam thought she nai made a
good haul, but when she found her nus
band broke In Sc Louis and she was con-
pc led to do cooking like an ordinary NOR
tai she saw she was mistaken"
Mr.. Raunheim aaso Expressed the belief
that there was TOO much mOtner-In-I3w' in
the case. When the mother-in-iaw discoy-
cred that young kaunEcIm had lost hiS
money her affection Tor him, his father
says. Immediately underwent a process Of
obiIIeration.
New York at the time of his marriage and
testified himself that he then had censid
cradle money. He went to st. Louis with
his wife, where he speculated unsucc6ss-
fully They then returned to New York.
and again took mp their residence with Mrs
RauUheinl'S parents, bat with his money
gore. the lawyer testified. he found his
Nyife's affections estraFg ged. He said that
she left him in 1895 when she became fully
aware that he was a poor man. 1t is on
account of her Ce:ertion that the decree Of
divorce was advised
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
IN THE COUNTY.

Alert Wilson. who shot ana dangerous
j. wounded William Iorcs in q dispute over
game OF craps 1t kiEioCh last weei;, was
yesterday held fsT the Grand Jury in the
sum oG S2cH bail by Justice OF the Peace
william Barron.
James =. D.Kon fled suit fer divorce
from his wife. Pauline Dixon, in the CircGi
Court ~ Clayton yesterday. alleging deseT-
ti"n. The couple were uJrrIed on Septym-
Der - ls.i. ana separated shortly after
ward.
Henry Gtrkrn tlc3 an answer and cross
bill IL The Circuit Court yesterday in the
suit for GivOgc. that his W.fe. Melinda f
GsTktG. had flied against him. lie denies
tHe allegations and SAYS that she beat
him with "a poker. Ha asks fur 4 complete
divorce and the custody of their two chill
dr.n.
Herbert NilllrI. the Suburban Garden
waiter charged with petit larceny by Miss
Adele Humphrey ~ No. $40 l.aclede ave
rHe, was DISCHARGED IN ustics GrcensfelI-
eT's C0urt yystt-l y on ac1Car: Of lack Of
evidence. Mss Humphrey appeared, but
aid not testify.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
GERMAN NOTE TO POWERS.
Firm Demand for Furnishing the
Leaders of Riots.

Berlin. Sept. 1s.-Tne text of the t-le-
graphic note as the North German Gazette
gives il is as follows:
The Government Of the Emperor holds
rs preliminary TO entering upon diplomats
relations with the Chimes; Government that
those persons must be delivered u,. who
have been proved to l." the original and real
irStigators Of th- "uJ:aEcs against inter
NATIONAL law which have occurred at Pekin.
The number % :nu~" who were merely iH-
strumcnta in carrying put the uutrages is
too great.
"Wh,lesale executions would he contrary
10 IN" civilized conscience and the cirCum-
stances OF such a group ~ leaders cannot
be completely H.scs rtained. But few.
whose gull; 81 notorious. should be delivered
up ana punished Tire representatives of
the Powers AZ Pekir are In Il position To-
give or brin; forward convincing evidence.
Loss Importance attaches 10 tire number
punished than tn their character as chief
ir~Is 1teTs or leaders.
'''rEv Government believes {, can count
"u irr auaEimiiy ug AL tie Cabinets in re-
gard 10 tbi= point. insDmuch a.: indifference
10 the idea Of just utonencEt wou Il he
,quyairHt u indifference to o repetition Of
thc crime, Tie Government proposes. there
for. that the Cabinets concerned sl.UUiI
iusiruc: their represents tiY,-~ at pckin t.
indicate those leading Chinese rerscuGg-s
from whose guilt IN iHs-E:.l!DE or vcTp--
traiaS outrages all doubt Is excluded.
lSiEuedI "NDN EJ EI.pW. -
The note has been sent to the German
embassies At Washington. London. Paris,
-. FCt,rshCrC. Rome. Vienna and Toxic
The publication of Count Won Iu,jcW's
circular note was dcCi;;J upon hcg;.use u
N.s deemed best tp irt the world sac that
Germany had uuihlug to hide regarding her
real aims in China. The diplomatic corps
her" so Interpret il.
The note shows also that Count yun Bu,-
low s. sober and mt4tfstt. Niy7.= rtEdii.U-.
tie Chinese mudd!" an. it, solution hay"
Now JrumpEed over Emperor Williams
more expansive plans"
Tomorrow The leading German p.p.rs
vii, appruv. II, uptc. Tie IFrs.s..u.sr
Z,ituu-. cJiliug paEt.uiar attention i,. tae
passage declaring that wholesale executions
viii ~ contrary To th, civilized rous.i-ns,.
wi. say:
This is in striking contrast with En-
utrrr Williams Instructions 20 3D.. l.rlTJ-
ing troops 10 spare no one aJt ioI-.gI-I-.
ii Hung Chang. according 90 " Shanghai
dispatch 10 the LJAal ADzeis T. pruaIi-,-
Doctor Muuim Won ScGy,..Ttz,T.st,iI Ger
man Minister - Cuina. that Emperor
kwauE Su woGli r,IuTU ia i',blu. tu. lls
sal; that ttiS wound lead 10 ji.. establish
r.auy OF auo5her government IN Sian-FG.
"i= proof "f this" ~.ty. thu cores pond
mt Ear, H. pointed ouJ thHt a.. on3.-
~n,rayy recently discovered at HaU6csv.
W .;.sr IiIs Wa.S tHt Is-,-tabiiShE' n! or Ere
I.Ir.r,-ur. tie dcthruu.Ul,u, rf the I'm
press Regent ard the execution Of rIu,o
Taau. which therefore cu.aril.i WIN
the aims uf tl- allies, vas ,gUg!ch''i J..
tho NarG-;-a .ig.ruys because they "I
sided win TIE EMPIRE Recent ana Priug"
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19

T;.,,. T9r over moath IN anticipation Of making R
tS,4t" X pI tnC event. The entries follow: south
sc. y NJ =. \. Chas, Roberts William Bick,
-haA = l'.i'n. L = i;entr, Fred Meyer.
:-ast-me-JaCpD MoUimeyfz.
West 81 Louis TuurNereln-John 7. kuun.
south broadway A C.-EdN..rd Boehn., Her
mann Eeupf.
Social Turnsrs-Nic :. hoppe. Fred R..nlc.
y@hn iNtus- CHARLES ilus-f,aIln. Nc Hermann.
~ ita NssnTr. " So.'!ldns4n. Fred H9enlE. Har-
l.nattached-- Han, 3. ulG. Louis I FINN.
II. Louis tui,"g.sI;y--II 4 Meier, st. clear
sE3w. Z. 7. Ieslugr. john =. O'NeiU, william.
80 ..ynn. II. J. MrrTman Lusupt. r. Eleu NJ,
Nils Jo5u-,t- h1H:ud Walsh. William. Nil
south side lurlEtEr.g .g-fI.E tl t,aUig
st Louis \. N.--G. Russell Stg.!r, James \.
hensei!a. \ l. r,ilatun, VII: EArhardt
'MyuHr Evans
CuIoordia Turners--W W.!Ia,a Srhulalz. Joseph
uggT Ch
s.. Louis Turnvcrrin--ll ;. Huu1u.el .Ighn Il
- Reilly, \. Hansteiu Ea l. M4dGoys. J. l..
Syl-mId. Joseph J. jennings.
CEr.s(iau Brothers CsIIee,--,utacry =. Rev
n1ds. Waiter \ nuvyIi, ThoIua- A. iIarHcI
Igsepa Irngiastu T. J. Esoy6meyer, Henry
Jackson, stephen OoheTty.
. .Caa-oI4ia IugHyorclu-A. S.llan. Charles
Ggrall, FI,d Wagner.
Y VI. &. A.--M. j. Martin. John 4. King. l.
l.. Eut George II. Maths Il. II. Dunn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
MlSSlSSlPPIAN LOSES A ROLL
Missed $3.50 After He Alighted
From q Car.

J. W. Paule,ts, a MissisSippian, lest $3.50
while on a Park avenue ear on his WAY TO
Union Station at 6:29 O'Clock last evening.
He did net discover his loss until be went
to the ticket window TO purchase q ticket
for his home and has no idea hOw the
money got away from him. To Proprietor
StraUb Of the Terminal Pharmacy Mr.. Paul
ettc said the money vas in the watch pocket
Of his vest aEl ihe sun! WAS made IN II
eleven fifty dollar bills, one twenty and one
Ten.
lie said he wss sure he lad the money
when ne boa rdeG the ear and Gid IOt think
IL possible for II to have worked its way
out Of the pocket. The ear VAS crowded
and he stood holding 70 q strap.
ITuggiSt Straub could thiak of 10 better
way TO locate the missing ro!i than through
a Republic want 'ai' He Is authorized to
receive the money from its finder and to
pGy d liberal reward .Cr its return.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
CHARGED WITH PGLYGAMY.
Former st. Louisan Under Indie.
mcnt in Massachusetts.

\ special dispatch from Boston states
that Robert Blsdsde.I. a former ST. Louis
an, has been Indicted III the Superior Count
at Lawrence on a charge 81 polygamy.
Bladsdetfs trouble results from % liassa-
chuset:s statute, which does no. recognize,
divorces granted outside the state. tie was
on May ~, 1856, and Hvcd Ni,h her Il.er,,
Tor about five years. Then ne cam. 20 this
city ana after Il year sued for and Wa
granted u divorce.
Some months ago h. returned 20 hi,
former nome. ana on August - irst rnar-
;le4 Anna Lyon. d niece of his first wife.
lie claims h was legally divorced and
had the risht TO 4. marry, but the I.av.reitcs.
Grand JUry held the opposite view and
handed Gown the Indictment
The ease A. decidedly out Of the ordinary.
and its outcome is awaited WIKI no UiiI.
anxiety by BladS'iel. the We women ana a
large circle Of friends
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
ERSE is COMING WEST.
lightweight Cha mpIou VIII Go 10
San ErREciSco.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, Sept. Is. - Frank Erne, the
lightweight champion. says he is going TO
make trip acrcss the continent. beginning
at philadelphia and gradually working to
Ban Francisco, where lie may remain for
several months. Erue will do nothing ae-
coEoing TO This programme, until cold w.aih-
er sets in, when he will begin the longest
tour he ever made.
From Buffalo tSgne viii proceed to Phila-
oelphia, where he expects to meet two men
VINO have been matched with him From
there he will go 10 Baltimore. where he has
an offer. Thence he Will go to PiusburS
and remain a week, meeting all comeTs.
At Cincinnati, il is said. three good men
Will be ready to fight ETne, who has the
privilege Of picking his opponent out Of the
trlo. Two nights in Chicago Will keep him
busy. as Will night apiece in Louisville
and Detroit. At Denver, Parker, the weller
weight, viii be taken on il be can make
any where near She light weight. and a con-
ungation Of ihe trip 10 the Pacific Coast
viii follow