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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-08-12
FOR RENT.

HOUSE FOR RENT.-Five room house
80 per month. INQUIRE at office
Goodale Lumber Co., l2st. 82u
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TODAY,S MARKET.

PoRTLANo August IL - Wheat alley
nominal Walla Walla, 90.
Flour Portland, best grades 1920 a
$3.50. Graham 80.
Oats--ChoiceWhite$ 10 a $l.l5 per
'ntal.
Mil'stuff-Bran, Sl7 90; shorts, 500 90
Hay Timothy--$ll @Sl3 per ton.
Onions 40c to sl.60
PotatOes--$l 90 6$l. 80 per sack.
Butter Best dairy, i5I6 to IA fancy
creamery, l7JS TO zoe Store IL TO 12S.
per pound.
Eggs Oregon, ranch l6, per doz.
Poultry-Chickens mixed SO "a s.. rs
hens $40 to 90; turkeys, live to l0c.
Mntton--Oressed, 6R to &c per pound
Iiogs-. Dressed &C. a per pound.
Beef-Top steers, ,S4.25@4 60 jcows,S3 =
~ "a N.OO dressed beef, Z to INC.
veal Dressed, 3 as C. for small.
Hops--l2 to lac.
Wool-Nalley, IL to 13c; Eastern
oregon, s@l2laC; Mohair, 20 to 2lc,
liides--Cireen. salted 80 lbs, z "a s..
PIC
sALEM MARKKT.
New Wheat-47c
Wool, IL 10 l3c, Mohair, pic
Hops-ll to l3I6c
Olts--70 to 75C.
Hay-Baled, cheat, SO to 81 so ;timothy
IS TO 50.
Eggs-l6c
Flour-ln Wholesale lots, $500; retail
20 TO Soc sack.
Millstuffs-Bran, $l6 90; shorts, 500 90
Hogs On foot, sc.
Live cattle-steers, 3 TOD COWS, 1915
to SO 60
Sheer-$2.50 gross
Dressed Veal--61S cents.
Butter-Dairy, 1917 TO loo creamery,
is to 20, store 10 TO l2%c.
Poultry-Hens per To-, &c. 20 &c.
Potatoes 00c
sTEINRR's MARKET.
Fat hens per Ii live weight ....6 to &c
Eggs per doz cash ........ lbc
Fryers. rs.....,............ .. 8 to &c
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LOST AND FOUND.
FOR SALE.

MlLCH COWS FOR sALE.-several
choice animals, nearly full blood
Jerseys. from S35 up. II, Cleveland,
two miles north OF Fairgrounds.
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WANTED.

WANIED-At once, at the City Hall,
the services OF competent man 10
list, seize and mound dogs, under the
CITY ordinance. For full particulars
call upon d. w. Gibson, City marshal,
Salem, Oregon.
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CLASSIFIED S &c
ADVERTISEMENTS

Advertisements. five lines or less N this column
month All over five lines al the same rate
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1901-11-09
(Labor World. Nov. 2-s-16.)

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Notice Is hereby Given. that an APP
plication has been made to me by: Ida
M. Chase under the provisions Of Chap
ter ~, General Statutes. 1872" and
acts afnendatory thereof. for 4 deed to
30 much Of lots 50 and 81. Post Street.
In Duluth. formerly. called Portland.
block e Por rte q Ply Ryis11n Of Duluth
IS. 81 and 50: Carlton St. In Duluth.
formerly called Portland. as lies within
the limits Of lots is in block %, Port
land Division Of Duluth. and so much
Of lots 81 and 81 West Albert St.. and Of
lots 81 50 and 81 West Newton st.. In
Duluth formerly called Portland, as
lies within the limits OF lots and 10 In
Said application viii he heard ct
and for the County Of. st. Louis and
State Of Minnesota. at the Court House
in the City of Duluth. MINI. on Ga tur-
day the 18th day Of November. 1901,
after as counsel can be heard -,
And It is ordered that notice Of such
application and hearing be given to MI
PARTIES in interest bY the publication 81
this order in the Labor World. 4 weekly
newspaper: printed and published at
Duluth. Mimi. once in each week for
Dated. October s5th. 1901. MI. +... I
HOMER B. DIBELL.
a. Judge of District Court.
Eleventh Judicial District.
CRASSWELLER & CRASSWEI.LER.
Attorneys for Applicant.
Habor World. Oct. rs: Nov. 2-9.)
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NOTICE Or EXPIRATION OF RE-
DEMPTION PERIOD.

DEMPTION PERIOD.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
To H. Williston:
Take notice that the following de-.
seribed piece or parcel Of land, situated
Of Minnesota. to-wit: The southwest
quarter of the southeast quarter (sw 4
Of Sc ~ section thirty-one (31) town
ZIP 1fs nj *S % nGrn ra1Es sixteen cen
government survey thereof, was on the
fourth day Of May, A. d. 1893, bid in
for the state for the sum Of four dol
lars and five cents, pursuant to real
trict Court in the said County Of St.
Louis on the twenty-flrst day Of March.
A. D. 1893, in proceedings to enforce
payment Of taxes delinquent upon real
estate for the year 1896, for the said
County Of st. Louis. and was on the
by the State of Minnesota for twenty
one dollars and six cents. That the
amount required to redeem such lands
from such sale exclusive Of the cost to
twenty-one dollars and six cents with
interest thereon at the rate Of one per
cent per month from said tenth day of
October, 1901. to the time Of such re-
demntion, and the time within which
sale viii expire sixty days after service
Of this notice and proof thereof has
been filed In the Office of the County
Auditor in and for said st. Louis Coun-
Section 81 of Chapter 6, General Laws
of Minnesota for the year 1877 and
amendments thereto. ~
Dated, Duluth, this twenty-second
day Of October. A. d. 1901;
ii ~ Auditor st. Louis County, MINI,
81: (Labor World. Nov 2-s-16 9sS..
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60. 81, a ID. 81 1923 G s5 81
NOTICE. on SEPARATOR Or NE
DEMPTION PERIOD.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
To IT. Williston: n. ..:.!z. @
2 Take notice that the following de-
scrlDed piece or parcel Of land, situated
IN the County OF st. Louis and State
Of southeast quarter IN q OF &c X) Sec
ton thirty-one (al) township fifty-nine
500 north, of range sixteen (le) west.
OF 4th T. NJ. according to the govern
1ment survey thereof. was on the fourth
state for. the sum Of eight dollars and
TOUR cents, pursuant to a real estate tax
Judgment entered in the District Court
IN the said County Of St. Louis on the
twenty first day of March, A. d. 1898,
"A proceedings to enforce payment OF
taxes delinquent upon real estate tor
the year 1896. for the said County Of
st. Louis. and was on the tenth day OF
October, A. p. 1901, sold by the State of
Minnesota for forty-two dollars and
to redeem such lands from such sale
exclusive Of the cost to accrue upon this
notice Is the said sum fOrty-twO dol
lars and six cents with interest thereon
ct the rate Of one per cent per month
from said tenth day Of October, 1901,
to the time of such redemption, and the
time within which said land can be re-
deemed from said sale will expire sixty
days after service Of this notice and
proof thereof has been filed in the office
st. Louis County. Minnesota. In manner
prescribed by Section 81 Of Chapter 6,
General Laws of Minnesota: for. the
year 1877 and amendments thereto.
Dated. Duluth, this twenty second
(SeaD o. HALDEN,
Auditor st. Louis County, MINI.
-, Labor World. Nov. 2-9.16.
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Abraham and Homer that they feel
now. We are always passing through
a transition period. We are always on
the edge Of an earthquake-but the
final burst-up and universal cataclysm
Is indefinitely postponed. Indeed, an
occasional Florentine republic may de-
cay and fall and the race be little the
worse for it. The world may even
lapse into long Dark Ages Of arrested
development, but the seed of progress
is in the race, and the century flower
is sure to bloom IL you wait for 1t. But
do not believe that the fate Of Flor
ence is to be repeated in America, or
that the Dark Ages are to return, or
that any kind of a revolution but a
bloodless one is to occur. The yeast
of evolution is working beautifully in
the present affairs of men,. AS long as
it works, however, there will be up
heavals. There will be movement and
overturn. But this Is all a healthy,
normal, orderly process. The great
social ferment of the present day is a
part of the eternal amelioration that IS
always going forward. -
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sHERIFF's EXECUTION SALE

Under and by. virtue, Of an execution
issued out Of and under. the seal of
the District Court Of the State Of Min
District and County OF ST. Louis. on
the 18th dry. of October. 1901, upon a
3ndEment duly rendered IN the Muni-
fi n'. Court Ttt Of ths City Of Duluth 81
therein. wherein Frank Cox and
John Cox, co-partnerB under the
name and style Of Cox Bros.
where plaintine; and 2. q Bernidse.
tiff and AGAINST said defendant tor the
sum Of eighty-n nine and 83-1OO dollars.
2 Transcript Of said Judgment was
thereafter and upon the 21st day Of
said District Coprt*1n and for St. Louis
County. Minnesota. which said execu-
ton has 70 me as sheriff Of said st.
delivered & have levied upon and Win
sell at public auction to the hi9hest
cash bidder bidder. Ct The trent door Of the
the 18th day Of December. 1901. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon OF that day. am
right. title and: interest that above
named Judgment debtor had in and to
the 2oth day Of september. 1876. that
judgement. the description OF the prop
erty being az follows: to-Wit: =.
er (sW 4 OF Ae. ~ and southeast quart.
er Of southwest quarter (se Il Of sW ~.
section seventeen (17, township sixty.
one {61) north Of range fifteen (lI) west.
fourth principal meridian in St. Louis
County, Minnesota.
. Dated. Duluth. MIMI. October 18th,
WIN. C.. SARGENT.
~, Sheriff, st. Louis County. Mimi.
- By v. A. DASH. Deputy. -
IS. Attorney for Judgment Creditor.
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SUMMONS


STATE or MINNESOTA, CoIlgrY
Of st: Louis. Munich pei Court ri City
Richard J. Marvin. Plaintin,l
W. H. Macfarlane, Defendant
State of Minnesota to the above named
defendant: -. e.; 49,. :z.-::s .;;.:, !
You are hereby summoned and re-
Quired to answer the complaint in the
above entitled action, which is on file
in the office Of the Clerk Of the above
named Municipal Court, in ~ City OF
Duluth, said county and state, and to
serve q coy Of your answer to the said
complaint upon the subscriber at his Of
flee in the City Of Duluth, said county
and state, within ten days after service
Of this summons upon you, exclusive Of
the day Of such service; and IL you fail
to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take
Judgment against YOU for the sum of
1890 with interest thereon from Octob-
er 14th, 1901. together with his costs
and disbursements herein. -
Dated. Duluth. Minnesota, October
~ PORTER j. NEFF, .,'~:*
w Plaintiffs Attorney,
aoe First National Bank Bldg. Duluth.
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The evening world., 1901-06-07
SHAMROCK |.
BECALMED.
Sybarita Wins Glasgow
Regatta-Others Far
Behind.

ROTHtiSAY. FIRTH OF CLYDE. June
The Syharita won the Glasgow Ex-
hibition Regatta over tn. square course.
lying between the Island -. Bu,c and
Ayrshire. In hours. II minutes aud ,,
seconds. leaving her notable connection
the Shamrock l.. Emperor Williams
Meteor and the Kariad quite a distance
behind
Sir Thomas L!p,on'r old cup challenger
was hor"iessly becalmcd under Cumbr,.
Island on the second round. and 10 ,h..
is due the Sybarita's victory.
The Upton boat nj the start easily
sailed past her competitors. ehoWins IN
excellent pace. and was well In the lead
when she became beralnr,!. with the
Syaari,a close behind and he other two
boats FAR IN she rear
The SyolrIta wins both prizes. one for
the nrst yach, 10 nnisl the race amt
the other on time allowance.
Young HcrrsshofI's new cutter Nevada
sale! in the rae. for smnlle. boats
After .eadiIg BY u Wild. margin she also
ran INTO calm and was passed
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BASEBALL CHAT.
How the Club. stand.

Year. ago .hsn Wee Willie ks-isr.. sms,.
;IIn ~s TO be third ba.snAn there .sru
ho's sasss who said he s~uh n-vs, 10 M,
Just .hAt he DID Yesterday Against the
hustii,g Pirates ., the thrrs .qusrsr mari
double play unssststsi, aAastsd In another and
,lI Assists for Uuts. II Nigh not b = bad
ia'. .or Ssi HsnIon to keep the it'll. fellow
there, rhsn too. hos shou, 'Mus,y.' Ne.
Grass advice that a i.n.hAnd~d player should
never ny 'or any other position than arst bass
on she nash'
Old ran Da!y. Who usei To rAy In SosA.s
team. s!ll has . sood batting eye. II. hit rs.
i-rday when hi,s meant runs. And Tom 10 -
sp'y - any youuEstsr, too.
Rub" wsddsl! has had another M d.y.
u. vas hit just eighteen tin'es by the Ph,,a.
d.!phiA ''nrgsrs yesterday. Col. Dr-yiu, IL
s'oaishs over his ssnsa in letting the 'Nuts''
go L, chiraGo.
President Dan johnson has no, b-,n 40 40.
we're In his dealing OF punishment a. h. hon,d
10 b.. Ssrsppsr' poniin. Of MeCras's NAM
more team. ~n suspended indennit.n hui
''Muksy' asserted he must have II. man bset
or hs'd quit the league. Donlin Is PLAYING
again,
pa'J Donovan. the ST. Louis clubs menace,
ana eap,AIn' 10 truly wiss man. Listen TO
this from the usual iaelturn Patsy: THE
New Yorss are playing arst place ball. says
Patsy. and srs Ia that position because they
earned H. They are hard propnsitlon.''
That there arc no "falss slarms'' on that Nsv
Yosk team 10 the general discovery Ia The West,
Othef thines may b. found out. too. sfs The
nam q tos Otaat6 SsaD Ia Wooliy.
The evening world., 1901-06-07
LAWSON OFFERS
N.Y.Y.C.CAARTER
Conforms to All Re-
quirements to Make
His Yacht Eligible.

BOSTON. June MIR. Thomas W
Lawson. the owner OF the Independence.
in order to conform with the require
mcnts OF the New York Yacht Club In
making the yacht eligible for the COM
Ing races. has offered to charter the
boat 20 Lewis Cass Ledyard. X. Mich
olson Kane. August Belmont. {. l.. r.
Robinson. J. V. s. Oddie. +. D. Morgan.
+. ". Brown. J. Pier;Ont Morgan and
Z. Oliver Isclln.
A copy OF charter bearing these
names was sen: "a Commodore Lcdyard
inst nigh, FOR approval. In the charter
Mr. Lawson agrees to turn the yacht
over TO this committee three DAYS he.
fore the first cup race. and give the
committee all rights and powers ncces-
sary 20 qualify the Independence -
enter and take part in the Gu? race.
Lawson agrees Ia pay the entire eS-
pense of maintaining the yacht. while.
on the other hand. her charterers shall!
not have tho right to use the yacht
for any other purpose than for the cup
races. II Is also provided that Mr..
Lawson shall continue TO be the sole
owner OF the Independence.
The evening world., 1901-06-07
RACING NOTES.

Shaw had his riding clothes on Yesterday. Nls
two wins were captured ny .ish, l.nEth, snt
siI leayths respectively, This j. thv say r-ople
want To see shaw ride. as II hts hear ~ts In his
work,
Any one Who dout,. that JiuAny Mara l,a,
sfoaS should have tssn his feat on walter Clear
yesterday, Clear. stumbled =. ire cl.s. h..s.
jump and fell TO HI, knees Ma simply ,ouchs 4
the ground With hi. feet, iir.i Walter Cl-.ry
~ And Hent on about his tasin-tS
Hshaica2eers VIII nave trouble nSu;!as ho1
Mush the best smart Set vas In the hr,, race
looked a. II he could have run around III.
brooklyn hr'dss ana hsd epouSh marg'a To win
mere u 20 way 20 A.roan. for ch.a, En-,
same except that h. u By Ode yellow
Green Morn, ought 70 Sirk to j. p,Iy m,
lightweight wines 'stn, P.ssp;, loss them.
= man VIA bad sc-n i!enSG nort Ia,
orsr at shsspshsad Bay halt al hour b,iat. ~.
time set for the race u. toplt h.,, ,...ss
jOraveh<hd IN tlHs with the aid o. . r.r,i...
sna tho expenditure. lie refused to NV. 10 ii.
my. nEui.k hat the colt would prossbIy ,o.,
anyw.y. 20 he walked And 20; 70 III. ,, .'s
- the winner. This IL only enc OF many 49,
1utk Noyi's told after the race
TRY wouldn't atAhd for this At I'm, nm :.
~ nan who uteh 10 be connected snb ,hs
oethW zane Inst after shs second r,s, -
! sa!fh not. 'ep"heh'
!. hluH e sell named. He Is always there :,
1taWsshaus irylns 10 make Epod.
- Tea .candlss fooled H,ndieappsr vosburx. VII,
! - his WIGHT liks sseher AMI Won Ia I
ilhsss have eiubLed sossther an. nav,
j. s!v.a saytag ~ ee.ntiA Alsiks in tba
- " y. 4. ~ =
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,e-p,ioa .. 30 sovereign. eieh Tor thr.-s7.,fa.t
n!il,s. - e.rry l!6 Iound, Zach. .eou, MI.
| and halt
| J. Il r. k..n.s ,Ay u no~n MY Cap anu
noil. II. np'u.Hn- lea NJ chrsc
LIr. EIle.m.rs, 5rosn nly sah'n.ni XII.
~.,l!a-sa5rA ..-....-.,..... .
Richard croker. Ia, .ily MInais Dee. fln
simpn-kinE's pAg.htc. Observation-Disclosures. :
T~,uu .on- horses ran.
How the Race WINS itun.
MONDAY / the winners stable com.
panion. ridden by Turner, led TO the
straight. where Marshcrcss ana Aria
tei and Cap and BELTS H. drew to tn.
front and aon in "a cantcr by six Lengths
Two lengths separated second and third
horses
The betting was: Cap and BELLS n &c.
. to against: Sabrinetta. 80 to !
against. Minnie Dee. 10 to ! against.
Following so close on William c.
Whl,ney's winning the Derby the
kecnes success IN the OAKS with a
hofs. of their own breeding has as
founded English turfnsn.
Americans have won the two great
races OF the year. FOR. from. q breeders
point .! view. the oaks. being for hIiics
exclusively. IN most important In bring
ins to Hight The future mothers OF equine
kiaSs.
The evening world., 1901-06-07

u.-.,, t"e sloom caused BY the ca'caso
sa.oNc aad allow the spectators 10 see
every POINT In the game.
The cidd!.s wtll wear suits modelleu
a.t.- those of stage buffers. They VIII
carry tho balls and golf sticks ON gold
s,lrers, yet with precious stones. The
payers Will ride from hole to hole ON
4 aiiwny tain. the club having spe-
eta! railway on the links for the con-
vcn!encc NJ members.
|! :hr evening dress function In y sue
projectors OF the match promise more
surprises In the near future. Rumor has
Il that a game played In automobiles
Is on the tapis. Anothe- rumor Is TO
the effect that a game will soon Be
PLAYED In which 'he contestants will
w~a- m ,av,7s and hafhinv suits
The evening world., 1901-06-07

II is historical that the pork mag
mates OF Chicago wear evening dress
when they go To their ab5atn!rs every
morning To bat the pi,!.n; steer on the
forehead with .-hammtr or sneak
This mark Of culture has been initiated
IN some striving communities. bu, Chi
cago Is about 10 establish another rec
ord In IN. aesthetic apparel line that
VIII put AL asp!ram- out FOR the full.
count.
They are going TO play golf out ii
Chicago in "fii-drcs- cults. plug"
hats. patent, Leather shoes. spats and
The evening world., 1901-06-07

Kid gloves. Any player who removes
his ha, 10 wipe his p.rsp!rns brow will
D. forever barred from the exclusive
set; Tn. only r.l.e. the players will
hnv. will be al the dinner following the
game. when coats vii. be removed.
II appear that one j. l.. STACK an! n
person bearing the appropriate cog.
nomen Eeubsn Dr7rr'ly have stacked
up the game. to speak in correct Chi
caso. Mr.. Stack and R"uocr. possess
Ing sane money that they were to"
tired 1" count have invested II In an
autumsSI'r which they nave offered as
n ;,.ix. to the Midlothian country Cub.
r.Ic game was arranged IN order that
the automobile may be played for.
There sill be thirteen chicagolns on
each side. and tn" teams viii he cap
The evening world., 1901-06-07

tA!nci by ". y. Goodman and q. Il,
TEornc. Stack and Reuben are to p!a!
on Mr.. ThOrra's team. The winning
team = To throw dice FOR the uutomo-
bile. and that Is why the DONORS Are on
IN. same side.
II was feared by some nf the other
gentlemen IN ;hc game that II they
played on opposing sides II would h. a
cinch tmOrc correct chicngo) for them
to win back tn. automobile. because one
woti. IN. sure to get chance to shake
die for Il. no matter watch side won.
Tomorrow In the date set FOR the
game. and all o! the -Four Hundred"
viii he 0i, L. SOC H. The teams are
ma i, ny OF the cut.st auies IN town.
II is expected thit the display NJ .iia-
'r.nnd studs WI, h" elaborate enough 10
The evening world., 1901-06-07
GOLF HAND|CAPS
FOR BROKERS.
After the Champion.
ships Weekly Events
Will Test Ability.

Next to the fluctuations NJ the stock
market there Is nothing OF more inter-
est TO members Of the Stock Exchange
than the indulgence In tho old game Of
golf. 1t was only RECENTLY that they
ccasful was 4, that the members have
arranged series OF weekly handicapa
to be played on the links OF tho Knoll
Then in addition to that the annual
championships OF the Exchange are to
be played. The members will vie wtts,
one another for the coveted title Of
champion OF the Stock Exchange and
will meet in the event on the links Of
the Colon!n! Hunt Club Tomorrow.
Then. OF course. the regular weekly
handicnps will follow and the winners
will receive handsome prizes.
The evening world., 1901-06-07
HAWTHORNE RESULTS.
RACE TRACK. HAWTHORNE. Jun

RACE TRACK. HAWTHORNE. June
,.--Th. races run here to-day resulted
~ follows:
First Rnce-Eivc furlOngs-Won by
Aminodc, s 10 J and . 10 /. Arion. I to !
for ploce. was second and 7. Same!son
third T!m--l.n ~.
Second Race-Onc mii".-Won hy Shut
rp. 9tp ! and I to =: i!;ight Night. To
Time-iT ~.
Thru Race-Four and n half .urlongs.
Won by !iargis. 5 to ! and {: to !: En-
met orr. 10 to Tor place. was second.
and Amotc third. Time-f.S 1T
The evening world., 1901-06-07
N GOVERN IS
COMING HOME.
Terry Is Matched to
Fight Dave Sullivan
in Hartford.

Terry McGovcrn will be back in New
York In a couple OF days. according to "A
private despatch sent 20 a friend In this
city. Terrv's hono:omins - Lue 10 his
match with Dave Sullivan. which Is to
be fought at Hartford on July I. The
little Brook lynite Is anxious to get Into
gin his work almost Immediately upon
his arrival.
Marty McCuc. who has not been seen
In the ring for some time. Is anxious
to face Terry. Jim JefIries's praise OF
him has added to his belief In himself
and he wired the big fellow At Frisco
to cndcavOr to secure him a match. II
McCue gets on a match II II very likely
that the bout will be held In Connect.
cut. but his chances are very slim.
The evening world., 1901-06-07
KENNEDY COMING BACK.
Will Take Charge Of Cycle Meets to
lie Held In Garden.

Jim Kennedy. the robust pusi'istic
promoter. who made Il possible for San
Franciscans TO see Terry McGovern in
action, Is coming back to New York. In
fact. he is pretty near the city now, and
II may be that he Will arrive some time
to-day.
II Is the cycling game that has at
trac;ed Kennedy East. The propoce!
meets to be held at Madison Square
Garden during the summer will be under
his management. and after the season Is
over he vii! return to Frisco and devote
more time to the conducting OF boxius
shows
The evening world., 1901-06-07
BIG OUTING AND GAMES.

The annual outing and games of the
Francis J. Goodman Association OF the
Fifteenth and Seventeenth Assembly
Districts takes place June %. This IL Que
OF the biggest events OF the year on the
upper west side. 1t means the entire
turning out OF the men folks and the
decorating time Tor tnr women and
nearly sveiS npuse In the district makes
preparations for the return Of the
,;ooamariies from wetxel's Point View
Grove on Long Island Sound. where the
outing will be held. Fireworks will DO
set on Ia July T.
An Interesting event Of the outing Is
the baseball contest. The Goodmans
will meet the Savages and the Hugh l..
starr Association for the west side
championship.