The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-03

Harye, Parker Returns After . Successful
Campaign Abroad.

Harvey Parker. the Brockton wrestler.
better known as the Little Demon. arrived
In this city yesterday afternoon after n very
successful campaign abroad Parker's trip
across tho Atlantic consumed fourteen days
He left Liverpool on Sept ~ on the American
Line steamship Rhynland The voyage
across. according to Parker. was rather a
stormy one The vessel encountered bad
weather and one sallor was wahsed over
board In the Irish Sea by a hugc wave which
swept the deck Of the boat Parker looks
we'll. but seems to have. lost considerable
weight since he was here las, lie declare.
ready To meet all those who have chsilen sed
him while he was absent from the United
Dunn, called at TuE { once Dunn ssid;
Parker Is nov ready TO meet all comefs.
t ar.,ress Of q actiins J.ef Mccormick ns q
Phils delphia, Who wished 70 meet him some
lime 80 hay. ne iSSsss * s%s"s cn ;ss
Bowesy lie will be ready 10 take on all
aspirs9ts = limited minute bouts beginning
Parker vre-,Ied only ,vice while abroad.
Iars. wissn. and The nsI, Jem Nsilor =,
Clayton. a 6~esvywrisht who hs. quit" a
is.Is,sd on eIsh, weeks in which 70 train.
a. .oon as he could. he told Clayton. he did
posed bou, was called on, Parker further
says that Ed Eatoct q wlsan. whom b"
yss OFFICIALLY mS'S en-, =" me-. sSrror. ns ne
b. reached the other side Harvey AYERS
that Eatock at the last moment nnnked.
s Avn nd conid noi do himself I1siice Parker
made the acquaintance Of Bech olsen's hacker
T. mye e axA Mes Thc 9th; ,ns ia, ,eGn iniorm %s
him that he threw Ernes, Roeber Ols-n's
hacker could not believe Il at first. but Parker
JACK carisek. the American oa,ch-a.-
catch-can wrestler who H. Just, now touring
England. recently scccppllshed the wogder-
pIons In one week Carkeek. who was born
N Detroit. Mich. met all corners in London
week Al two different music halls appearing
~ each afternoon and evening performance
His offer Of ts,to any. wrestler. amateur o. pro-
minutes In either the Greco Roman or catch
a.-catch-can style brought forward plenty
Ss,ions that he vas compeIied TO meet ar
strange to say Carkeek did mo-, have 70 part
spponsn, Ssfcrs ;s. limit, on nsarins 10
at the end Of his .nrst weeks engagement
Ssr.seh found 'hs, BE- had .hrSwn ssSe'lyf
FIspc.. Belgium and Sweden The proves
Of Carkeek was demonstrated In his bout with
weigh sos pounds and stand. fleet ; Inches
cark.ek hfted him a. " be werc a wcakline
second. Carkeek on the following day
bet oatch-a-ostch-can wrestler IN England.
=. u. m n %,ns SS.,s s%a oi.s .sSo1 paove sH the s s.siss,
proposition of the week Carkeek secured a
fall In inst S minute.
MAJ Wiley. the amateur ghtveis ht cham
pton catch-as-catch-can wrestler. made hts
debut a. a professional at Rochester tho
other night Wiley met -fsrm-r- Davis.
a clever local man, and EASILY threw him
Wll~y gained tvo. ucrcssive TAILS
Nouroulah, the Terrible Turk. B. on his way
70 America Upon has arrival here SouroulAh
will endeavof 20 grt on matches With some
Of The mon he hes not slrcady defeated The
sports are Of the impression that Nourslah
viii no, set many opgonents 10 WIS conn,ry
ciss. !. Zirlach. another Turk, Wis T. TIRE wet
linz through the Mesi Zirlach weighs
nearly 30 pound