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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-06-05
"When I Am In the Market For a
Binder the Mccormick Is the Only
Machine I VIII Consider"

Binder the Mccormick Is the Only
Machine I VIII Consider"
WHEATMoRE, N. c., March S, 1900.
Messrs. Clement & Hartgrave,
Lexington, N. G..
Gentlemen: I bought a "McCor-
mick, Binder from you in 1891, used 1t
through eight heavy crops, and had
team to run away with 1t once. 1t did
not cost me more than 81 in the way Of
repairs during all the time, and gave
me satisfaction in every respect. Last
year bought one Of your new Right
Hand o. E. Binders, and am very much
pleased with it. like the Right Hand
Cut feature, the draft Is very light, and
upon the whole do not think it could
be improved on in any respect. I cut
and saved wheat that some people
would think it impossible to save. In
fact, the only suggestion that would
make Is that you have Mccormick 8
name put in mere places on the ma
chine. It might be on every reel
slat. When I am in the market for a
machine the Mccormick" Is the only
Binder that I will consider. Yours
truly, j. G. DORSETT.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-06-05
"Failed to Find Any Mower That
VIII Compare With Mine"
GAFFNEN, S. c., Ma

GAFFNEv. S. c., March II, 1901.
Messrs. ]. c. Lipscomb & Bro,
Gaffney, S. c.:
Gentlemen:-In reply to your favor of
recent date in regard to the New Nc
Cormick Mower l bought of you. will
say, have failed to find any Mower
that will compare with mine in light
draft, durability, etc. In fact. it is the
best Mower 1 know of in our country.
Yours truly, NJ. c. LIPSCOMB.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-06-05
M Much Prefer the Right Hand
Binder"
BLAND, Va, Aug. 8, 1899.
w L Rache General Agent

BLAND, Va, Aug. 8, 1889.
w. X. Bache, General Agent,
Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir:-I take pleasure in adding
my testimony to the good points of the
mccormick" Right-Hand Binder. 1t
is light draft and easily operated. We
started it after a rain and on steep
ground with two horses. The Bundle
Carrier is all that could be desired, and
saves the work of two hands. The plat
form apron spring tightener is a great
convenience and saves time. 1 was
able to operate my Binder (and that,
too, without any experience) success
fully. as 1 cut over some 80 acres Of
ground, part Of which was very steep
and rocky, without any trouble what
ever. I hired my wheat harvested with
a Left Hand Cut for two years. but I
much prefer the Right Hand Cut, and
if l had to buy a dozen I would no more
buy a Left Hand Cut Binder than l
would a Left Hand Mower. Respect
fully. c.. w. DUNN.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-06-05
81 Consider the Mccormick Far Su
perior to All Other Makes
CHERAw, S. c., March II,

CHERAw, S. c., March II, 1901.
R. B. Fox, General Agent,
Charlotte, N. c.:
Dear Sir:-I have this day given my
order for a Mccormick Wheat Binder,
Husker and Shredder. and Daisy Reap
er. In doing this 1 am confident that
they are the best machines made, hav-
ing arrived at that conclusion after US
ing other kinds. For good all round
work and durability, consider the Nc
Cormick far superior to all other
makes. Yours truly,
r. M. PEGUES.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-06-05
"Runs Light. Pull 1t With Two
HOrses.v

NEWTON, N. c., Oct. 10, 1899.
Mccormick H. NJ. Co.. Chicago, ILL.,:
Gentlemen: l bought one Of your
Right Hand Open Elevator "McCor-
mick" Binders from your agent, Mr..
d. f. Moose, at Newton, N. c., this
past season. and it gives perfect salts
faction in all kinds of grain. runs light.
/ pulled it with two horses. / would
not want any better machine. and don't
believe its equal is built. Respectfully,
w. A. HU1TT.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-06-05
at Is the Best Constructed and
Lightest Running Machine on the
Market Today"

WAYNEsvILLE, N. c., March l, 1901.
R. B. Fox, General Agent,
Charlotte, N. c.:
Dear Sir: I bought a Harvester and
Binder from D. A. Howell, your agent
at this place, three years ago, and l
must say that it has given entire sat-
isfaction, and in fact has surpassed my
expectation. 1t is the best constructed
and lightest running machine, in my
opinion, on the market today, and the
material is of the best quality. I know
this from my own experience, as my
repair bill has been comparatively
nothing in the three years have own
ed the machine, and should ever need
another one, either mower or binder,
the Mccormick is my choice. Yours
truly, L. M. WELCH.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-06-05
"CannOt Say too Much In Their
Favor"

CONCORD. N. c., March l, 1900.
Messrs. York & Wadsworth Co.,
Concord. n. c.:
Gcntlemen:-You asked what / think
of the Mccormick machines. / have
their Mowers, Reapers and Shredder,
and cannot say too much in their favor.
They do all that is claimed for them.
| could ask no more. Yours truly,
G.. w. SWINK.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-06-05
H. H. HARTLEY.
at Is More Convenient to Handle
Than the Old Left-Hand Cut.'

Than the Old Left-Hand Gut"
THoMAsvILLE, N. c., July IL, 1899.
Messrs. Clement & Hartgrave,
Lexington, N. G.
Gentlemen: I have finished my har-
vest with the new Mccormick" Right
Hand Binder bought from your agent
this season, and want to let you know
how we'll pleased I am with 1t. es-
pecially like the Right-Hand Cut. It
is the very thing we farmers need. It
is more convenient to handle than the
old Left-Hand Cut, and then 1t Is easi-
ly operated by the driver. I am very
much pleased with the draft. 1t runs
much lighter than I expected and does
beautiful work. Taking everything in
to consideration, I know the "McCor-
mick" can't be beat. I don't want any
better machine. I ran Binder over
rough and hillside land without pun
ishing my stock. My advice to my
neighbors is go and buy the best Bin
der on earth, which Is the "McCor-
mick" Yours truly,
f, W. KANOY.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-06-05
s"rhe best and Most Durable Of
Them ALL"

L1NCoLNToN, N. c., March 4, 1901.
r. b. Fox. General Agent,
Charlotte, N. c.:
This is to certify that / have used the
Mccormick Harvesting Machine conf
pany's machinery, and have also used
machines made by other companies.
and think the Mccormick the best
and most durable of them all.
S. D. BURGIN.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-06-05
"The Right-Hand Binder IL Much
More Convenient Than the Old
Left-Hand Style"

NEWTON, N. c., Oct. 2S, 1899.
Mccormick H. M. Co., Chicago, ILL.,:
Gentlemen: We bought one of your
Right Hand Binders from Mr.. D. F.
Moose this season. and are we'll pleased
with it. I especially like the Right
Hand feature. 1t is much more con-
venient than the old Left-Hand on ac-
count of the levers being so convenient.
1t is very light draft. In fact, very
much lighter than we expected. The
Trucks are one of the greatest conven-
fences. I can truck and move the
machine in a few minutes, and can go
over any ordinary country road with
out any danger of turning it over.
I cheerfully recommend the "McCor-
mick to any one that may wish to
buy. Respectfully, r. w. CLINE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-06-05
That 1 See No Chance OF Needing a
New One.o


TYRo SHOPS, N. c., July %, 1897.
Messrs. Clement & Hargrave,
Lexington, N. c.:
Dear Sirs:-I have been thinking for
sometime about buying new "McCor-
mick" Moving Machine from you, but
after taking out my old one that have
used for IA years, it works so we'll that
1 see no chance of needing a new one
unless I take a hammer and break it..
Be sure l congratulate myself on being
able to discover the superiority Of the
Mccormick moving machine before
making my first purchase. At one time
had decided to buy a - machine,
but after seeing the mccormick" at
work, changed my mind Immediately,
and bought the Mccormick" machine,
and I am proud of my decision.
will say that am not surprised at
the large sales you are making Of the
Mccormick" and presume your sales
will be heavier in the future than in
the past, as the new "McCormicks"
have improvements over the old ones"
In conclusion will say when I need an
other machine 1 will call on you, as it
comes nearer running without horses
than any machine have ever seen.
Yours respectfully,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-06-05
at Is Made az Carefully az n
Watch"

IVA, 5. c., June IA, 1900.
Sullivan Hdw Co., Anderson, S. c.
Gentlemen:-TheM Mccormick Binder
I purchased from you sometime ago,
gives perfect satisfaction. 1t cuts, ele-
Yates and binds with much ease. 1t Is
made as carefully as a watch. I have
cut 12 acres and never lost a sheaf.
Yours for the Mccormick
w. T. MCGEE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-06-05

81 Find I Can Cut q Fuller Swath
With the Right-Hand Than I Ever
Could With the Left-Hand Bin
der"
L1NwooD, N. c., July Is, 1899.
Messrs. Clement G. Hartgrave,
Lexington, N. @.
Gentlemen: I have just finished my
harvest of something near one hundred
acres with the Mccormick" Right
Hand Binder bought of you this sea-
son. I am very much pleased with it
in every respect, especially with the
draft and ease Of handling. find I can
cut fuller swath with the Right-Hand
than I ever could with the Left Hand.
Just here I want to say word in re-
gard to the durability of the "McCor-
mick" Binders. 1 ran a mccormick"
Left Hand Binder II years, and dur
ing that time spent only so cents for
repairs, and that was for bushing for
the adjuster rollers. You sold my old
one to Mr.. Hedrick on an adjoining
arm. and it went through the harvest
without any breakage or stop to my
now edge. 1 don't thing there Is a
machine built that will equal the Nc
Cormick" in any respect, especially in
point Of lightness Of draft and durabil-
ity. My new Right-Hand Cut Is
dandy" I am proud Of it. Yours
truly, P. A. SPAUGH.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-06-05
"Hnve Tried Other Makes, But Con-
slider the Mccormick the Best"
NEWTON. N. c.. Oct, 16, 1S9!

NEWTON, N. c., Oct. 16, 1899.
Mr.. D. F. Moose, Newton, N. c.:
Dear Sir:-The Mccormick" Right
Hand Binder that bought Of you this
year gave me entire satisfaction. I
have tried other makes Of machines,
and consider the mccormick" by far
the best that ever saw. cut on hill
side river land with two medium horses
and consider it the lightest draft, easi-
est handled machine Of all. My neigh
bors, after seeing others work, said
was doing the best work and pulling
lighter than any machine in the neigh
borhood. The cheap machine people
tried to sell me, but I preferred to pay
$13O for the Mccormick" and get
something reliable. I am glad bought
it, and were I to buy again, would not
consider anything else. The "McCor-
mick" is considerably higher priced,
but it is always best to buy the best.
Yours truly,
ED r. WHITENER.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-06-05

EDGEEIELD, S. c., March 2, 1901.

EDGEEIELD, S. c., March 2, 1901.
Mr.. e. j. Norris,
Edgefield. S. c.:
Dear Sir:-The Mccormick Binder
and Mower I bought of you gave me
class service, and are durable and
light, as most of the time I ran my
Binder with two mules. Mccormick
machines and Mccormick people are
all right, is my experience. Respect
fully, NJ. DeLOACH.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-06-05
ED r. WHITENER.
ait Is Az Near Perfection As a Bind
err Can Be-"

err Can Be-"
NEWTON, N. c., Nov. %, 1899.
Mccormick H. M. Co., Chicago, ILL.,:
Gentlemen:-I bought in 1898 from
your agent, Mr.. D. F. Moose, a INC
Cormick" Right-Hand Binder. I have
given it a thorough trial in all kinds
of wheat, and it has given entire satis-
faction. Good farmers, for whom I
have cut wheat, say they would not
want nicer work. Three horses pull 1t
over any kind Of land without any
trouble. I have cut and tied wheat
that was blown down so badly that 1t
could not be cut by hand.
If there was anything else I could
say in it's favor, I would say 1t, for
think it Is as near perfection as a Bind
er can be. Yours very truly,
D, P, ROWE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-06-05
81 Specially Like the Right-Hand
Cut, Which Much Prefer to the
Awkward Left-Hand Binder"
"Not 81 For Repairs In Seven Years."

OAK FOREST, N. G.. June II, I5VO'
Messrs. w. A. Thomas & Co.,
Statesville, N. c.:
conference.-the Mccormick Harves-
ter and Binder I bought Of you In 1893
has given me entire satisfaction, and In
this year Of grace, 1900, it did, If such
a thing is possible, better work than 1t
has ever done. In the seven years that
I have used my Binder, my entire re-
pair Oil has not been over one dollar.
Respectfully, GILES HENDRIX.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-06-05
"The Most Economical Machine
Ever Owned"

STATEsv1LLE, N. c., March IL, 1901.
Messrs. w. A. Thomas G. Co.,
Statesville N. c.:
Gentlemen:-I bought a Mccormick
Harvester Of you four years ago. have
cut on an average Of 100 acres year
with it. 1t has never cost me anything
for repairs. / consider it the most eco
nomical machine I ever owned. Would
not be with out It.. Yours truly,
J. F. EAGLE.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-17
0 COvNOR WILL
Jump SUNDAY.
CHAMPION TO STAY HERE FOR
CELTIC PARK GAMES.
Among the Entries for Various
Events Are Arthur DuhS ana
Pierce, the Indian.

So that the patrons OF the Greater
New York Irish-Amcricnn Athletic As
ISOLATION Will not h. disappointed by any
change in the programme of track and
field athletic contests which Will take
place at Celtic Park, Long Island. on
SUNDAY next. Peter OConnor. the
worlds champion broad jumper. has de-
caed 20 remain on this side OF tho At
lant!c FOR another week. lie was 10
have sailed on the American line steam
ship St Louis yesterday. but Mt the last
momen, he had MS ticket extended and
will sail on the Philadelphia next
Wednesday
o'Conns has recovered from his mis-
hap Al Travcrs Island two weeks aH"
and hor..s to equal II no; surpass his
best previous championship marks. Ar
thur +. DufIy. Pierce. the Seneca In
dian, and John Flanagan are on edge Tor
their respective events. ana win FAVOR
abb. wrathcr the meeting Will undoupl-
,lly he the most Interesting OF the many
successful athletic carnivais that havc
taken place this year on the Celtic fafH
grounds.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-17
OUAkERS TO
USE DUMMY.
special to III. Evening" World.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct, Il For the nr.t
time In the history OF football IN IN.
University OF Pennsylvania the tackle
dummy will he used. This afternoon
Will witness the initial practice with II.
The aeccssity Of Improvement was dem
onstratcd IN the game with virginia.
when the quaker players Insisted in
,aCklinS around the waist and body In
stead nt the legs. There is sim consid-
cradle ragEedncss apparent. dcnoting the
lack OF experience
Despite these drawbacks the team mas
done much better this year than Was an
ticipatcd. Although they have been
scored against twice. Mt no time have
they been In serious prospect o, dropping
n game
Col-inans HELD sonl from the G-ya.n
line was u splendid Performance. Ito
had slight advantage ~ tlc wind
which aided HIS kick The best individ.
uaI play vas the I0-yard run ~ Quarter,
back Howard who bids tnir to eclipse
Williams and other famous Pennsylvania
ruartcr-hIcks.
The election of captain mas been post
poned. II was announced for inst night
bu, Will not take place until the end OF
h. week.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-17
TRAVIS MAKES
NEW RECORD.
WENT THE ROUND IN WEST
BROOK GOLF TOURNEY IN II.
Good Play All Around Marked the
First Round nj Match
play.
Ii. LII q rh. rr,rlrs Wn,II

GREAT RIVER, Oct, iI.-Thc sixteen
men VINO quallncd for tho wcstnrook
Cup yesterday in the tair,y.F'S holes
preliminary round competed this morn
ms III ,ht hrst round at match play
Tho links we're in superb condition and
the weather was ideal
The match whi,a gave promise o.:
5e,ng the closest ana mos, Interesting
wls tAa between Livingston and
'u.hr,ac and j, carried The largest
slucry although the Kupwsccjey
match hna iair soilowins MHpv foi-
lowed champion Travis our VI curiosity.
The TynE Hamilton match wns me
nrst Nuishcd, and every hole mad 20 ne
played Hamilton got IN ,hn >,nH ,r,p-
guarding ;hc home green amt # cost
lul ,hs hole and u" mntch rync N,u-
ius by ar
,,,,EH
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-17
WINNERS At
MORRIS PARK.
TRIBES HILL TAKES FIRST
RACE FROM KING PEPPER.
shower skipped wc.tchr.tcr and
Track Was fnst-Cnrd WAS
Good One.


RACE TRACK, MORRIS PARK. Oct
1.-THE track was good and fast a
wcstchester again this afternoon. Tn.
shower which visited the city In mo
morning skipped the track and LETT inc
going in splendid shape.
The card OF the afternoon was dis-
tinct Improvement over those OF IN" pre-
yious days OF the week. but the weather
was SO threatening that the attendance
was not as large as 1t should have
been.
There were two stakes. the New
Rochelle, n selling affair. and the West
chester lightweight; Handicap. The lat
tor had a splendid field and promised !"
furnish one OF the best races OF the DAY
There wore other Interesting events. so
the crowd looked forward to the best
racing OF the week. Betting was brisk.
letter Walden. the old-ttnc trainer. hah
some words with a bookmakcr named
Wilson in the ring to-day. and Walden
pulled gun. He was disarsncd I'M
mediately, and taken away In patro!
wagon by the police.
FIRST RACE
Handicap. 70. twc-yesr-oids and up. nTe and
o half fur!ouys
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YACHTS WITH NEW OWNERS

Mr. Nnsnr rhclp~ Stoke y y s. g..
hus plrcha-ed tho schoon"r YACHT Sea
Kos, She IL OF iron, was bu'lt " i>S.E
aai ~ ili ICE, ora- ~, - frnt q inUn"s
nu tho water Inc. . feet 10 inches beam
/: feet dcgp aud II feet Jraughr
Sir. Henry {. Rouse, y. \. y e., has
become the owner OF tho iir,ish-built
auxiliary yacht Lady Goaiya, ":"ich ne
Had under charter during the las, s"N-
son. The Lady Godisa Is ~ feet inches
long, q FEC, beam ana 1875 feet deep
MIR. OXFORD V. Brokaw. y. Y, Y. G.
nas purchased the sloop yacht Dorwina.
OF tho forty-,hree- foot class. from Mr..
". L. Ward.
Messrs. Huntington & Seamcn. Of this
city, have made the following sales:
The schooner yacht Priscilla, to Mr.. +.
r. Hoisington. OF Philadelphia; the
knockabout Ruby. to Mr.. Charles Long
stretch, OF Philadelphia, and the laund,
Medea. TO MIR, Thomas Lindsey. OF New
Rochelle. N. Y
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-17
WAR
IS BREWING.
BOYLE SEEKS TO REFORM THE
A. A. q.
Field and Track sports ana
Leave Other rnsttmrs Alone.

\ crisis In the affairs OF the Amateur
Athletic ruIon will come In few days
at the meeting OF tho Metropolitan AZ
sacia'ion. Then President Boyle. OF the
Past!mc Athletic Club. wf., Is nj the
head OF the rcformers. will set IN a
howl that may cause the kickers TO he
ban!shed by the governing body. \ rival
organization VIII :hcn be formed and a
merry war begun.
Boyle says some or the best clubs OF
til. metropolitan district are opposed %
the way The A. y. l. is run. Among
these. according to Boyle. are the 81.
Hrrtho!omcw \. G.. Avonla \, G., 81
George A. C.. Hollywood Inn \ e..
Past.me \. g. Grace \. g. West SiIs
HANDLERS Union Settlement A. c..
Greater New York Irish A. G.. and
Eighth Regiment A. a.
Although these organizations are cred.
] it"d with entering mos, OF the compct-
ing athletes in the various local meets.
they are not represented on the Board
ot Managers.
The movement Is stated to b. Tor the
bcncii' OF track aud ncid athletes. and
the dissatisfied faction believes that the
y. \. L. should leave other sports and
specify. bodies. The Chicago \. \ and
"a. Duuuesnc a. G.. OF Pittsburg. have
ais, expressed themselves as unfricndiy
tn the present administration OF the 4
y. T.. and are ready 10 join any move
mrn' which they think will better TIE
existing conditions
James f.. sullivan. prcsidcn; OF the
NJ atropoliian Association speaking only
fpr himself. St?s the disGruntlrd clubs
ought 10 BE- ignored. Let them organic
q rival body. II they wan, TO-" is his
lgcIn 2. ton
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-17
MORE MATERIAL
FOR CORNELL.

ITHACA. oct. i,.-"B!E Dan" Reed.
Corn.lr1 line coach, played the part Of
u plcadcr yesterday when i" nprsRre.!
before i,0co students en- massc 10 make
an appeal for NOR. material for his
team. The meeting WAS called primarily
10 put a stop to hazlns, which has
sprung up within few days.
Reed saw his opportunity and took nd-
vantage to speak 4 favorable word for
football interests. He said he had no
use Tor mamma boys. who would not
come out because their mother or doctor
advised chem not to- Hts speech wlh
effective and will result In n larger at
tendance OF candidates
Coach S;lrnurk dcplorcs the unn'ncs"
OF Coffin. who II wearing plaster two
foot square on his chest and abdomen
as the result OF having been caught
under the pile and sustaining n severe
strain Schocllkopf has come out more
fortunate and VIII be able to r!sy III
Saturdays game
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-17
JOHNSON HITS
At ROCKEFELLER
MAGNATE AGAINST ADVANCED
| ECONOMIC IDEAS HE SAYS.
points 90 COLLEGE Professor who
Was Ncmo<rd Hrcnusc lie
Taught Them.
,s,,..,r 10 m. Evening World


CLEVELAND. Oct. l7,-MayoE Tom l.,
Johnson made a somcwha, startling
statemcu. In an addrcs. before the stu.
dents OF Case school OF Applied science.
saying that Prof. Bemis. now Super
intcndcnt OF the water-works system
here. was "frcd" out OF Chicago Unit
vcrsi,y by JOAN d. Rockefeller because
ne had advanced ideas on questions OF
present economy.
The Mayor added that the modern
coiicg. professor does not dare TO tell
the truth in tho great economical dueh'
,lors OF the age. The Amcri.an UNI
vcrsitIcs arc mainly supported by the
rich. Johnson declared. and that Is
why their teachrss are so mncn
against ideas 10, favorable to the
wealthy classes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-17
NOV. IS THE DATE
OF BIC FIGHT.
HARRY CoRBETT WILL REF
EREE CHAMPIONSHIP MILL.
Details Tor hiin-.1rnrics n0ut
agreed On mt n Meeting ~
ruEiIists' MANAGERS.

SAN FRANCISCO, oc, 1.-THE big
aga, between Jim Jctr!es ami Gus Rub.
Ia VII take place Nov. Is, and Harry
corhou Jims brother, Nil &c the ref
cree These two points were settled at
, meeting at Corbctts place here. Billy
Madden represented Rubin and Delaney
Jenrics.
When the question OF referee came up
Madden suggested Harry Coroet, and
Delaney SAID that either Jack Welsh or
Mel Norman would suit him. y drawn
gu. discussion ended with both mana
gers agreeing Oh corbcu.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-17
HAYES'S DEFENSE INSANITY.
slayer Of sweetheart Talks with
Expcrts In Court.
special TO The E,snins worliJ

tsptcIlI 10 The Evsnine WofIiD
I.ITCIiFIELp. Conn. Oct. l'.-John J.
HAYES. OH trial for the killing OF MS
sweetheart. winHrcd Cook. tuikcd win
two insanity experts IN court to-day
whilc waiting for the hearing 10 begin
Later witnesses told OF his self-plH'
session while he lay wounded after the
stephen r. .Goodsell. OF Winstcd, tcs
tiiied 10 having seen Hayes Immediately
after the murder In the Gilbert home
STOPPING over his victim. who was thci
wounds Unlisted by Hnyacs. The latter
who was lying near. said:
II would do anything to bring hea
chief OF Police Wheeler testified &c
having offercd Hayes whiskcy to revive
him. and the prisoner had refused IT,
saving he never used liquor.
insanity will be the defense OF Hayes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-17
WORTH WINNERS.

RACE TRACK, WORTH. Oct. IL
sI'ss winncrs Of races run here to-day
ara 40 follows:
First Bacc--F ive-eIshths OF a mile.
fsl a9'Inn. Z 10 for place. was sec
s5i,ll s1t1pRn.Ard third. T.me-1.0t I-2.
i Racc-onc and one quarter
III on ny 5arilfa. . TO and 3 TO 8;
KEzEiN ~ KIM ia d for place. second, and
IL lizllf 1lfzl. Time : q Is.
sfeis-nislaIhs ola mllc.- :
]. D i II q md out; I.ii-
.ss III It tn q fsI @ls4ae, ran seq