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Siaac Shan.

49,
Giam, bon psldem poften er als Ges
fanbter na9 @aibinston berufen
purbe. Die grriatuns elmer itdnbisen
fiameTf9en @eianotf6aft bier5ulanbe
biirfte nit benz plane bes fiameiif4en
RDnigs, i'm tommenben Sommer Die
Der. Staaten gu beiu9en, i'm 3ufamz
menbans iteben.
Siaac aban, Der 1860 seboren
tpurbe, 1T Der atpeite Cefanbte, ben
Periien mad ben Ser. Staaten gef4tdt
bat. Ser @orsdnser Siaac abans,
9abii &ban, Tam 1888 na9 Waibinsz
ton. Mls ii9 aber balb bic Wibbldtter
9abii abans tpesen ieirsr ~ieltiauaen
ortentaliiden @enanbung unb fetRsr
fonitisen unsetpObnltden Gepflosenbeis
ten bemddtisten unb Raritaturen iiber
ihn bradten, purbe 9abit Rhan UNI
ltnterbriiduns biefer preBtunbsebun,
gen beim Staatsfetretariat porftelis.
BIER tpurbe ibm m~itsetbeilt, bab man
Ietber ridt bic Ma9t beiibe, feinem
Wunide gu tpi1fabren, tporauf 3abii
Rban fdleunisit ietne Softer padte nab
ben unsaifli4en Geftaben Mmerttas
ben Miiden tebrte. Settbem mar pers
ten hieraulanoe ohne Wertretuna.
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13idtise Rollen I'M KonsrrB.
Qon,iteoorFbemoen I'M Observation-Disclosures
uno TN senate beid1ieoem.

RemitessrHsensen int Observation-Disclosures
ams I'm senate beidieoem.
Cine pidtige Stole in peri9iebenen
pbaien Der sesenhpdrtisen 2esislaturz
pertobe, 5umal bel ben 8erbanblunsen
iber bic gu ertpartenbe &eDenuerebutz
tton, nirb benz @orfiBenben bes &omiz
tes fir Mittel unb Dese i'm &eprdfenz
tantenbauie, g. 6. Yapne bon Stem
Dorf, fonie Dem @oriiBenben bes
Sinansfomttes i'm Senate, 81. %.
Mlbri9 BON Gbobe Sslanb, sufallen, 10
bab etne turae 8eipre9ung btefer beis
ben parlamentarter f9On ieBt anses
braht eri9einen biirfte.
Sereno 6. Papne purbe 1S43 in
9amilton, 81. g., seboren. gr sraz
butrte 1864 an Der lIntberfit Gt gu
Rp9efter unb purbe 1866 in Iuburn
our Observation-Disclosures suselafen.
pabne mar Stabt<g lerf, bierauf Sus
perpiior unb fpdter prdfibent bes
S9ulratbs bon Muburn. @on 1878
Bis 1879 befleibete er bas Imt zines
Oiitriftsannalts bon Gapuea Gountp.
SIN sSanuar 1899 nurbe Papne gum
Mitsliebs Der semeinidaftliden bril-
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Erduletn Nlice HooIepelt.

ber 5peite 8otIdafter, als 9oDen au
funsiren gebabt. @r beftanb aber sa<
lanter @eiie barauf, baB bic @emablin
Pauneefotes, 2abp SeIinoPaun NJ
ceote, nit benz Stabe Der 8otz
f9aft an Der Sptbe bes btplomatii4en
&orps benz prdiibenten sratuliren
mDse, tpas au9 sef9ab. prdiibent
Roofepelt unb bic geremonienmeiiter
bes WeiBen 9aufes batten NIT Der
Sadie ni4t bas @erinsfte gu tbun, bon
mebreren Seiten aber purbe barauf
btnseptefen, baB Bel ienen @mpfdnsen
bic 8otf9after unb @eianbten TIRE
refpeftipen Staatsoberbdupter pertre>
ten unb bab bic @emablinnen bieier
@ertreter tetnerlet offiSieae Stellung
etnnebmen, fonbern lebisli4 bic sefeas
fdaftlide @ersinfttsuns empfansen,
bic Der @atttn zines @eianOten Bee
aiebunssneife 8oti4afters gebiibrt.
Gin netteres greisniB i'm Weiben
Saufe bilbete tpenige Sage mad benz
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ale folsenben Ronsrefe tuiebersepGblA
gla4bem ct i'm Meprdientontenbonjs
cine Neibe bon Sabren benz Romite fitr
Mtttel unb Wege als Mitglieb drtget
bort bate, tpurbe ct 1899, als Der boz
malise @oriibenbe biefes Musf4uhes,
Dtnglep, ftarb, beffen HahfoI9er.
papne mar elmer Der MitberfaRer bea
Otnslep=9a rifs unb Batter Der 1899
TN Ronsreffe paiiirten Porto Rico>
8iu.
gaelfon 10. @lbri9 bon propibenee,
q. g., 1T iebt go Sabre alt. Ct en-,
ping atabemif4e 8tlbuns unb par
bon 1871 BIB 1873 Mitglieb bes
Stabtratbs bon probibenee. Sn ben
Sabren 1875 unb 1876 eebDrte Mlbri4
Der General Mfemblp BON Rbobe So.
lamb an, i'm lebtgenannten Sabre mar
Ct Spre9er i'm bortisen Reprdientan.
tenbaufe. gr purbe als Superintendent
in ben 46. &ongreB sepdblt unb fir
ben At. Ronsreb tpieberertpdblt. Sn
1881 trat Qlbri9 als No9folSer bes
peritorbenen 8unoesienators Nmbrofe
6. 8urniibe in ben 8unbesienat Elm,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-16
Niblt@e @ebetmnt6e.
Gret!
Bertbopue @e3epte.

Sebem 2eler bes rNorbitern" ofe=
rire i1 biermit gu BEN SeiertaSen 40
ueae, leitene, priuate, wiHenl9aftli=
4e, erprobte, e6te Mnmeiiunsen /; 40
ni9t aus t3eitunsen ober &eseptbi=
3ern selammelte, feline sur6 Nuad=
falbertunit suiammenseitellte, ionoern
quite, mirtli9 nisli6e, Yroit brin=
Senbe, nit Wibe unb Soften Selamz
melte uno in ansebme Sorm sereselte
8esepte. Seiaste, bier semeinte Sorz
malare linb SIS baS Stid unter Brit
bern wertb unb baben nebit $500, Sebn
Sabre 3eit unb Irbeit s%efoitet. ST.
nise bieler &esepte (orisinelle S6rift=
ftade) Iinb nit $1,000 besablt NOR
ben, rnb maren bas Sunbament 81
sroBen Serm0sen. @esen Soften
fibre i9 nur einise an. @esepte fir
autl6enz, M0bel= unb Sitpcleze Sad,
fur Gbenbols, ober l6wars : meibe
Semoen l6neeweiB 81 MAIDEN; fir
&beumatismus, Eatent Simbeeren=
weiu, @eitern Giber, Seize 81 ger
Ben, Ginser=@ Sem, Fatentzg Sass ier,
8ansen su perni6ten. @ie man
Sropfen berseitellt, bic alte 9ferbe
jung MAIDEN, GbampaSner etSer, 4
geuts Bic @alone, Gatten 81 pertreiz
Ben, tein Silt; g~usenlalbe fir So
milisnsebrau6 Seifen=& esepte, miro
Sud man6en Dollar iparem; Sarbe
gu MAIDEN 81 1 Gent bas 9funb &ez
sept fir leu6tenoe Sinte. Sin Srief
wel9er NIT bieier Sinte sel6rieben,
fann MIR I'M Sunfeln selelen weroen,
ba bic S9rift bas Iusleben pom Ser=
er bat. Il. g. 50. Il. g. SO.
Diefe OFerte 1T feim Sumbus
8er im ,3weifel lit, i6reibe UNI
3a,snilie unb pole 2ite. Serr s.
81. Guido, Minneapolis, Minn.,
idreibt mir, baB Sic &esepte iebr
~wertbuou unb unter Srioern S25
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0ret!

wertb iinb. SER Sobn 9aaer bon
9incoln, Mebr., i6reibt lmterm Sa=
tllm POM 81. Suli 1899: rSpre6e
sSbnen hermit meinen Oanf aus (; bic
&esepte iinb iebr %wertbuoa. Chile
senb ugbef" fur ein' meiteres grem=
plar in gnslil6!" Serr .Sobn .Sleiz
l6er, Siour Gitp, Soma, l6reibt nn=
term 90. Nusuit 1899: rSbr Fa=
tent Simbeer=@ ein= &esept lit 8. 6.
SD babe fir $50 8ein ieit benz 4.
eSuli pertauft. Ginliesenb SIS. Senz
ben sic mir bic Cher &eSepte." I'm
bielen lebenlans mubenOen S6ae in
iebe beuti6e Samilie einsufibren, ma
DIE i'd bteie fir ) 10 Ta En-
II u,rs ii tie.
Sebin9un9eu: = SeOem 9eler
bes vNorbi tern," Ser biele &esepte
wiinl6t unb willens lit, mir, Dem I'M
tersei6neten, fir bas Srllfen Der 40
GeSepte 0ertl6 ltno en9ltlO anSet7
se= unb 9orto=&oiten 43 Gents in e.
80. .. ober s,pei Gents Warfen unb
Sen Nameu Ser 3ettuns Sul6iden,
lenbe i3 bie Sammluns poitfrei 81.
40 mertbpoae Ste3epts rur AZ Gents
gs wirbe su piel fOiten, ieoes &e=
sept 81 bel6reiben ; i6 empfeble abe,
meinen 9anbsleuten bieie Sammlune
unb mo6te %ermdbnen, bab einem I'M
observation-disclosures anne oOer Sral
bieier S6as $1,000 wertb lit. i3eus
niiie, Gmpfeblunsen unb &eferensels
t / bier in @rlinstOn, g. g., bel
&eu. Saul Meuler, Strt 0ationa
Sanf, SEQ. &eeb, Yoitmeiiter, ar:
linston Gum ODER III irsemo einem bic:
iisen @el6dftsbauie. Wan lenbe al:
le Seitellunsen on
SenrD 6. Sebnlt,
8. 8. 81, arlington, &inssburr
County, g. 8. Slim
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Ser bentslife Steiu BON Eanbii.
tperte. 8%eionbers bic peitlide GENT.
fpbdre peiit piele feltfame Raturi9au,
fpiele auf.
Gin fol9es Naturtpunber III Der BE.
pegli9e Stein gu Sanbil, einem tleiner
Oertden, bi9t Bel 8uenos<M ires in
Mrgenttnien selesen. Set Sabrbuns
berten bGlt fi9 Der rieiise Stein, Der
%anndbernb 20 SUB bod unb sesen
1000 gentner piegt, in Der S6pebe,
obsleia er NIT feiner siemli9 seruben
8aiis nur an einem perbdltnibmabig
fleinen gunft auf ieiner l1nterlose
rubt.
Mber Der Stein ifebt nidt urbeipes.
lid fin, ct penbelt auBerorbentlih
lansiam btn unb fer, unmertli4 Stpar
fir bas birette Seben, aber bed leiht
unb fdneu erfennbar. tpenn man In
etntser G%ntfernung bon feinem Stib>
punt cine Slaf9e binlest, bic bann
na9 turaer 3eit bon benz f9tperer
Steintlob, Der ii9 uuf iie nieberseientt
bat, serbriidt pirb,
9D9ftpabrideinli9 pirb btefe Be-
tpesuns bur9 bic unslei9e GrpGrmuns
bes Gefteins bur6 bic Sonne berpor,
serufen, bic cine unglei9e Musbebnung
Der einaelnen Sbeile CUR Solse bat.
Sabur9 entitebt cine S6perpuntts>
@erGnberulte, reipettipe bic MaHen bes
Stetnes perf9ieben fi9 ettpas, 70 bab
Der S6perpnntt nerGnbert tptrb uno
Der Stein fi3 benentipredenS anbers
lasern muB.
gs 1T feltfam, bab @aHer unb
2uft, bic beitdnbis bas @eitetn Serna,
gen unb pertpittern unb bic unfere
sanse @rboberfld6e i'm 2auf Der Subr,
tauienbe p~erdnbern, bas 0aturipiel gu
Sanoil mod nidt serftOrt baben.
St1erlih tpirb aber Der Musenblid
tommen, in tpel1em Der intereHunte
Stetn enttpeber abftiirst ober f@ fsit
auf feline 1lnterlase auflest.
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G6tion6o WfaHor 6es YlandbeS.
Neuiabrsempfanse bic ginfiibruns Der
6Iteften Sodter GERM Rooiebelts,
alice WoofeneIt, In bte &C.
felf9oft. Der qrGtbent CAB 80 benz
8ehufe I'm Wetsen 6nuie einert aldr'
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senben Bah. Der WeranFoltums ,poe
In Wafbinston NIT sroBer Grtpartu,,.
gen entsesenseieben tporben, bo felt
1873, gu tpelber .3eit Nellie Grant be-
butirte. teine Sodter zines prGiibenten
mebr ibren Gintritt in bic @eieni9aft
I'm Me;S6en 6aufe sefeiert batte.
GrGulein Mlice Mooiepelt, bic ieBt II
Sabre alt lift, entitammt Der eriten a1e
bes Prdiibenten. Sbre Wutter, cine
seborene See bon Bottom, itarb atpet
Sabre nod ibrer WermGblung. Ser
speiten Gbe Rooiepelts, bic biefer 1885
nit GrGulein Garotp bon Nem Wort
abf4lob. iinb flint 8inoer entfprofen.
70 baB bic &ooiepelts bic srObte So
mile reprGfsntirsn, bic ie bas Weibe
5aus bepobnt bat, abseieben bapon.
baB &ooiepelt auslei9 Der iiinsfte
aler 8unbesprdiioenten 1T. Srdulein
&ooiepelt tpirb in nidt ferner 3eit aud
etnen nbodpolitiiden" Ntt polaieben,
inbem ibr 9ater ibr seftattete, bic fir
ben beutfden aaifer in Netp Yort i'm
Bau besriffene Da9t gu taufen. Ginen
btesbeaiisliGen Wunid batte Scatter
milbelm bur9 ben amerifanif9en 8ot=
f4after Wbite In Berlin benz PrGiiOenz
ten iibermitteln lafen.
4ls neue Sisuren BEL benz beurtsen
Neuiabrsempfanse eri9ienen unter Qnz
beren 6 bmonbo Mapor bes
Plan9es, Der Nadfolger bes lang
idbrigen iialienii6en @eianbten unb
fpGteren 8oti9afters Baron SABA.
ferner Der iiameiii9e @eianOte Pbpa
u tbarai, fotpie Der pei itide Sc
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Muf beutf9en Werften
tpurben i'm Sabre 1901 Sdtffe NIT
840.408 Tonnensebalt sesen 763,264
Sonnensebalt i'm SABRE 1900 ertout.
Rriessfdiffe fnb in bteier Muffsltuns
riht etnbeariffen.
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prr bemeslide Stein in Ganoa.
Gin benerfenStpe.thes Natnrtpunoer In ees
Republit sIrsentinien.

Nepublit aIrsentinien.
SaB bic @lmutter Natur cine grpbe
3auberin lit, peiB Der am beften, Der
ibre Wunbernerfe nit Mifroifop unb
Sernrobr, nit Getorten unb Speftrul>
apparaten untsriuden fam, benin ibre
gr0bten Wunber perbirst fe Dor unfe>
rem 8liden. Ni9tsbeftotpeniser finbet
ieber, Der nit offenen Qugen burd bic
Welt tpanbert, aliiberan tire 3auber.
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In 1886, 1892 unb 1898 erfolste feline
Wteberuabl in bieie Legislative R6rper|
f4aft.
Nelfon %. Qlbrt9 tit n,ebrfader
MiIiondr. Ct fann ii9 unter Nn'
berem ribmen, in Wartptd Red bas
srOBte 9runoeisentbum in Rbobe So
Lamb 3u beiiBen.
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decentralization 2ommtffion our
Reseluns Der Jif4ersi i'm Behring'S
rleer errdnRt.
Gereno 6. papne tuurbe gum erften
Male als R%eprdientant in ben AZ. 3on>
nrek .unb. NIT Musf6luB bea 60. fur
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3lem l1orks ~0anoeisbo4(4ule.

Sure sartIiA estsIats 0ransseiateeaas suo
tbre bebe 8eseutuae.
Sn Der Stcbt Netp Yort ponsos fid
,euli@ elm fit bic seiftise tpie fir bic
matertele Gnttpidlung biefes 2anbes
New-York tribune., 1902-07-26
CAUGHT BY FALLING WALL
ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVERAL sERl-
OUsLY INJURED IN ALBANY FIRE.

Albany, July 25-One fireman dead one in the
hospital. believed to be dying. and a number
seriously injured. in addition 10 money loss
variously estimated at from $250.0O0 to sI5O.00O.
are the results of fire which broke out in the
heart of the business district early this morn
ing. The entire Fire Department of the city
was called into service. and for hours it looked
though their efforts to check the spread OF
the flames would be unavang
The dead fireman is d. X. Bishop, an auxiliary
member of the insurance patrol With him at
the time he met his death James ]. Shelly.
a fellow member Of the Patrol. who. terribly
burned and with both hips dislocated. both legs
broken one arm shattered and suffering from
severe internal injuries. was dug out of a mass
Of hot bricks and wreckage after almost super
human work by members OF the Fire Depart
ment He is now in the hospital and the ply
sieians hold out little hope Of his recovery, An
other fireman who is seriously injured is Frank
II. Wetherwax. superintendent Of the insurance
patrol. He is suffering from conclusion Of the
spine. and II is feared internal injuries.
The fire started the top floor of what is
known as the Public Market Building, in
Beaver-st.. and spread rapidly through that
building despite all the efforts OF the fremen.
to the Columbia Hotel and the Elks clubhouse.
on the west and east. respectively. While the
fremen were working the front wall OF the
market building buckled and fell. carrying with
II the upper story OF the Columbia Hotel. II
was In the latter building that the men of the
insurance patrol met their fate. They were
spreading tarpaulins on the upper floor, and
were caught under the mass OF wreckase.
Before the flames were got under control they
communicated TO the Unconditional Republican
Club house and the building occupied by The
Evening Times Union" Neither OF these suf-
fered 10 any great extent. Among the heaviest
losers will be the Lang Rubber Stamp Works
the CrucibIe Steel Company, the Lester Parker
fha lh1n EYTh TIRE
Wheel Company. the Huth & Fisher Shirt Fac
tory the United Shirt and Collar Company, the
Cadby Paper Box Company, Wertheim Brothers
clothing manufacturers the Columbia Hotel
Company and Albany Lodge. 3. P. o. Z.
Insurance adjusters who have inspected the
buildings damaged and destroyed say that the
total loss is $3.50 600
New-York tribune., 1902-07-26
DROWNED IN TEXAS FLOOD.
CLOUDBURST FOLLOWS CLOUDBURST.
AND WESTERN PART OF STATE
IS INUNDATED.

Dallas. Tex. July 25.-The rainfall In West
Texas, which is said to he the worst ever
known. continued to-day. and at Stephensvile
three lives were lost in a rushing torrent of
water. Several houses were surrounded by the
flood. and d. Whitley. in attempting TO rescue
his family. was drowned with his little daugh-
ter. Later in the day Assistant County Attor-
rey Goodner was drowned in an attempt TO
rescue the same family. None of the bodies
has been recovered.
Cloudburst followed by cloudburst in
Western Texas and seas of water have inun-
dated the country causing great loss TO the rail-
roads End interrupting traffic and travel The
worst feature is that the rain continues 70 de-
scend in torrents far east as Weatherford.
The water in the Pecos Valley country is twenty
feet deeper than ever known before.
Several washouts have occurred on the joint
track used by the Texas and Pacific and South
Pacific railways between Sierra Blanca and
FL Paso. and south of Sierra Blanca the South
ern Pacific has suffered.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-26
STEWART SHOWED UNDER.
CONGRESS PRIMARIES AT
PATERSON.

Paterson July 25.-The Republican Congress
primaries were held in this county to-
night, and were the most exciting that have
been held in several years Congressman James
F. Stewart. who has represented the district for
eight years. is lighting for denomination against
Colonel William Barbour. who is backed by all
the leading workers of the party. Mr.. Barbour
sought the nomination four years ago. but was
defeated easily by Mr.. Stewart This year he
has made systematic and thorough canvass
OF the district and the result showed tonight
that he had showed his opponent under COM
pletely.
In the city Barbour elected sixty-seven dele
gates while Stewart got only twenty-five. In
Passaic Barbour got thirteen and one-third dele
gates. and Stewart nine and two-thirds dele
gates. Barbour carried an the townships num-
bering twenty delegates. Barbour thus got
lOo l-5 delegates and Stewart 81 2-3 delegates
in Passaic County.
All the Bergen County primaries have not been
held yet but II is expected that Barbour Will
get majority of the seventy-four delegates
The Sussex County primaries are to be held
tomorrow evening. When they hear of the
overwhelming defeat of Stewart. it is expected
that they viii send down solid delegation OF
twenty-six for Barbour to the convention 10 he
held In Passaic County next Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-26
the other hand, cool a cucumber and
was not in the least blown

not in the least blown
ben nose % up & tGrPs e ahs6s
TTO os left the 6ossS By and TsS
aee @ In but ne Taf with left 1a5 bae fhe
Fit, Fit Put stiff one on the and Jeff" eff, de bea
e ef Rd right m - They b We're 69Gkd gS5
jabbed left to face twice .Jeff'' Looked worried
%s coyefeS 1 3 do 9ua at Of h he
the round from his nose and a cash over the right
rounds
eE9aShsd and eiinchsa his ps careful 1,aS
blocked two swings, for the head and got out OF
eSr OF and eR on s'f the
put short right hook on the head and JefIries aS
back with left jab and started the blood Jeffries
9f @ right n 9a 0r the the P9 or H
body Fit seng G aTey3 3 I 6 be anf body t1e
but got @ss right on the head FitE' then took
turn at forcing putting left on race t%1ce ooad and
worried he listened TO Delaney's instructions
Fifth. round-They feinted Tor moment, R Then
Jeff led left for for the body but miIssd' & ana g6t
face but took left and right on the body Jeffries
%e H ehe an When RRe R
in two body blows from left and right deliysrei re
sa ss .s fT r sSsss f5 @f6
"Jefr's'' face with his left and putting right on
Just before the close Of the round 'F'itz" put
blood JEFF was not w1nded, but was r bleeding 1s
from the nose left and right eheeii The only 9nly
mark on 'Fitz" was a slight abrasion on the rish'
cheek.
Sixth same B B srd 3 copfRsdh op the a9T
ne ne msSea ms @ rst b wy Tedhead blocked every
blow and got out of the way Fitz., put 4 rlsn5 6n
fR he n6se Jds Pae 9H ground q
The They EXCHANGED lefs on the ,sSd hssd af gan
being the most damagng, JeT1es T apste% too i5Tee
let's and right on the face JEFF rtshed "Fitz
the ropes, but got right and e1t on the taeS
remarkable cleverness in getting away from rushes
His left jabs were cutting ana lust as ome eor5d
sounded he put another on 'Jens sore mouth anu
Seventh round-Jeffries showed up well and
rushed Fit @ mi on HE b put heaS st' SehT
dfmasng fo%stbs aRd wbsF hs t eprS
determined look. As he stopped TO spit .fltz
abbed him three times in the mouth e ana an nosTI en
ragged bull and. bleeding from his nose. mouth and
cheek he rushed d the smaller d man TO the ne henri
"Fitz" stood him off. however, with left jabs. oc-
casionaily sending left to the head, "Jeff,, sent
left to the head and in the clinch they carried on
a conversation. -FitZ' smiling gooo-natureGly
while JEFF bleeding and presented terrible
appearance. He not tired, however and took
IL easy in the wait.
Eighth round-''Bob" stood UP straight fssnung
smiled through his bloody features. duekins ieft
swing and landing hard left o. the ttt-- t.,
took one on the head. Fitzsimnons missed right
9Tiee %S esn rn h right al this gh asd 3 r
They came together and clnched. As Fitzsim-
fries and before he could get out of reach Jefries
quickly hooked his left on the jaw and FliZslm- 1
bur before he Could get up on both the referee
counted ten and the fight was over
New-York tribune., 1902-07-26
BRYAN GOES TO MAINE.
TRUSTS. THE TARIFF IMPERIALISM AND
THE GOLD STANDARD THE SUBJECTS
OF SPEECHES IN vARI-
Gus PLACES tR
lHr TELEGRAPH To rur rR1zrxr

tRr rELEGRAPH To TRIRUNE.I
Augusta, Me. July 25-wiiam J. Bryan TO-DAY
visited Maine for the third time since his nornina
ton Tor the Presidency in 1888 Early this morn
ing he addressed a big crowd in Rockland the
home Of Congressman Littleheld. and then BY spe-
cial train he brought this city. He spoke at
several stations along the route. being loudly
chesred In every place. The meeting here was In a
hall capable OF holding z.5o people. and il was
crowded long before his arrival
The Democratic candidate for Governor OF Maine
s. ". Gould. of Skowhegan. presided Before Mr.
Bryan was presented speeches were made BY
Charles s. Haulin OF Massachusetts,. ex-Assistant
secretary or the Treasury, who was a gold Dem
ocrat IN 1896. but Is now follower OF Bryan. and
BY Senator Carmaek: OF Tennessee. Bryan spoke
for an hour, his subjects being the gold standard
the tarin. trusts and imperialism.
He charged that the Republican party stood as
the representative OF organized wealth and the
enemy OF the struggling masses OF the American
people. The Republicans OF to-day. he declared,
had not submitted a single vital question 20 the
American people. except the tariff, and Mr. Nc
kinley's last speech was confession thar the day
OF high tariff had passed In 1900 imperialism had
become the paramount issue. and thar issue to-day
the leading question before the American peo-
pie.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-26
HAS COLLEGE MATE ARRESTED.
PRISONER SAID TO BE sTEPsoN OF AN
ARMY OFFICER.

ARMY OFFICER.
well dressed man, who said he was Dean
Borup an actor, twenty nine years old, OF No.
226 West Thirty-eighth-st., was locked up in the
West Thirtieth-st. police station last night, on
a charge of grand larceny the complainant be-
ing Champe S Andrews. of No 81 Liberty-st.
The arrest was made at Broadway and Thirty
seventh-st., In the centre Of big crowd of per-
sons watching bulletins from the prizefght.
The complainant told Sergeant Cotton that the
prisoner was old college mate of his, the two
having studied together at the Auburn Poly
technic Institute. of Alabama.
On the strength of this college friendship An
drews declared Borup called him at his law
office and said he had chance to go TO work
al Barberton, Ohio. Borup told him he had
money in a bank in Barberton. but had no
money with which to get there
"win $50 help you any?" Andrews says he
asked his friend. and Borup. he alleges. took the
money. giving in return check on a bank at
Barberton, which was returned as no good
This was year ago last June The COM
plainant alleged that he then wrote to the
young mans stepfather. Captain Irwin, of the
United States Army, stationed Sioux City
Iowa. Captain Irwin replied, Andrews alleged
that his stepson had been disowned for iust
such tricks, and that he, Captain Irwin had
paid about as much damages he could az
ford and going TO quit. Ever since that
Andrews said, he had been looking for the
prisoner.
Knowing Borup would be interested In the big
fight Andrews searched the bulletin crowds
along Broadway. Finally he espied the young
man in the company Of woman FolIowing
the pair, until he saw Policemen Moran and
Flynn. he caused Borup's arrest.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-26
CROWD IN PRINTING HOUSE SQUARE.

TIE big fight Of last night between Fftzsimmons
and Jeffries in San Francisco aroused much m
terest in this city and attracted great crowd OF
neopIe 10 Printing House Square to watch the bull
letin boards of the newspapers.
The crowd began to gather some time before the
hour for the hgkt and IL was not long before the
cor tracks were enczoached upon and electric car
traf6c was DELAYED Subway fences could not keep
the crowd back and the fencework ana pies W. were s
rsed as coigns of vantage for the eager Watchers
the signs on the newspaper boards. fels tor & nner
favorifes were sent up again and again ny syilpa-
thizers and the champion had many wen WisIiers
The crowd numbered into the hundreos an mug ntsh ~
Long until the midnight hour found the square
jo,Sn io,2In,ed and the roadways nearly impassaeie