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New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

the Of auxiliary cruisers If the British Gov
eminent does not consider it beneath its dignity
TO accept il.
\ glimpse Of spithead, with its engines Of
and ramparts of defence, ought to have
convinced every Briton and colonial that the
Kings world wide realm was strongly protected
and absolutely secure. In that tranquil reach
Of water. quantity known two centuries ago as
the British Sea, there be no fear OF foreign
attack so impregnabe are the defences afoat
and ashore. Nature has provided sheltered
sea under the lea of the Isle of Wight where
yachts may wing their fight In peace and pleas
seekers be entranced with the lovehness
snd Quietude Of the scene; but naval defence
has logic of its own as unanswerahle as Bis
marck's gospel Of blood and iron. From Cumber-
land Monckton, and thence to Calshot and
Hurst Castle. these peaceful shores have been
strongly intrenched against foreign assault
and in front of this Gordon Of invulnerable de-
fences there will be in emergency the Home
Guard feet. never less powerful than it is to-
Gay. with all the holiday masquerade Of gay
streamers and colored lights Because this old
time British Sea is safe. with the chief port and
the main naval arsenal Of the south coast IN
vuInera BILE against attack. all ports in ali Brit
ish waters throughout the empire are also Sc
cure This is the assurance which pageant
like the closing coronation fate helps TO empha-
size. II the authority OF the crown DC tilo
golden link binding together mother country
and colonies sea power is the common mechan-
ism OF defence by which the empire Is united
and preserved
So ends the coronation season with this Won
derful marine spectacle in Solent and Spithead,
where the British pulse always beats strongly
because the centre of the empire is among the
arsenals and dockyards OF the south coast.
The King crowned with splendid state in West
minister Abbey after harassing disappointment
and poignant trial sleeps tonight in the centre
OF the feet, the mighty sentinels in their steel
armory standing guard around the yacht Just
as they kept their silent vigils eighteen months
ago when all that mortal OF Queen victoria
was passing from Osborne to Windsor and the
world was in tears. The coronation pageants
have passed. and the jaded court functionaries
who have worn themselves out III managing
them now know when the King was in closest
touch with his subjects and in full command
Of their eympathies and affections. 1t was not
to-day. when he was receiving the greetings or
the feet in booming guns and ringing cheers,
nor was II a week ago. when he was enthroned
IN state and armed with sceptre and orb OF en-
rire II was in the moment OF supreme weak
nass in the sick room of the palace, when ne
was known TO have made brave struggle ana
20 have shown the grit OF true Englishman.
n F,
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THE MACHINE IS IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER-JP TO DATE.

try, he was one of the first TO place himself In the
very forefront of those who fought for the aDo!i-
ton OF slavery. And when peace came and ne
could no longer fight with his sword he got WORK;
and worked without let up to free himself and
others from the superstitions and beliefs which en-
slave the minds OF men. He was Indeed one or the
banner bearers of freedom of thought
From the hall the coffin was borne by the COM
rades of the Elisa Post. who had carried 1t IN;
When the street was reached the body was placed
a caisson of the I'd Battery which had drawn up
with an escort comman nded by Captain Wendell The
casson flag draped and drawn by four horses;
while battle horse with empty saddle was LED
behind il by trooper. The two companies OF ar
tlery from Governors Island presented arms as
the body was carried out Of the building and band
of twenty pieces played a dirge.
The federal troops headed the procession. I1en
came the body. followed by the pa'!hearers and a
long line of veterans. volunteers and members or
vereins other societies large delega ton
from the North Side 2oard of Trade. headed by
Colonel j. A. Gouldeu, marched in the procession
The relatives and mourners followed in carriages.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
TRsNsPAcTFIC MAILS.

Mails for Hawaii China and first class matter fcs
fhe Philippine Islands. via San Francisco close here
daily az $50 2 10 August 70 inclusive for DIS
patch 5 8 Korea
Malls the Philppine IsantS va Ss case
bsra SafIv at $50 70 August f25 inclusive for
siSratrn rerU L. Transport
,,s1 rawa Japan China and first class for
Eve PhiIippne via san Francisco close hero
daily az $50 D. TO August f-e Inclusive ror dis-
patch 8 Gaeic --x.-. -
Hawaii via San Francisco. close mere daily at $50 p m
&c ausIsr 5Ts and up August $50 Inclusive
arrival az g Etrura, due at New-fork August fso.
ford Itch 5. Sonone
= close here daily $50 TO September II
fn.IIsive FOR dispatch S. Empress ~ China
t-sefst.rsd mail must specially sedressed Merchan
diss FOR Z s Postal Agency at shanghai cannot oe
,,3I s Snpa and Japan Seattle close taily
nateh perr = Toss Maru Registered mall must be
Hs;i or china and Japan. via Tacoma close daily
at $50 o. N. up TO September 70 inclusive per s. a
,,s ~, Hawaii via san Francisco close daily
$40 m up September IS. inclusive. Tor dispatch
Nsg ooS australia Except West Australia. which goes
yia E,urope and New-Zealand. which via San
E~ancfsro1 ard FIT Islands. Vancouver aad We
@ and I'D TO September fis inclusive. sor dispatch rsr
xsus tap TAHITI and Marquesas Islands. Fran
cisco close here daily $50 p &c September
yao Inclusive for dispatch Narirosa-
Trsnspscnc mails forwarded Of sailing daily
and rne schedule closing s arranged tha
tion al their uninterrupted overland transit tRegissred
rtosss 8 m. previous day.
man o'ss0 @" CORNELIUS VAN corr Pcstmastsr.
Po.to..ce New-York. N Y. August -. faoc-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
DR.. B4BBITTS FINAL EFFORT.

MUST RAISE s2oo BEFORE F. NJ. TO-DAY TO SAVE
HIS CHURCH.
The crisis has come in the financial troubles of
the Church Of the Epiphany, Brooklyn. which Is
threatened with extinction If interest on a mort
gage held by the Nassau Trust Company. insurance
and water rates amounting in all to N.21s. is not
paid by o'clock to-day. Many OF the parlsnloners
are out of town. The rector. the Rev Dean Rich
mond Babbitt has collected about 800 from the
public and his parish. but there still remains 500
to be secured before the hour named
At the service yesterday morning the rector read
letters OF sympathy which had accompanied
checks Two of them were from Hebrews Dr.
Babbitt preached on Giving and Receiving: After
the morning service a general meeting was held at
which about 500 secured. An estimate OF near
ly $500 for last night. leaves about so TO pe made
up to-day.
Or Babbitt remains firm his belief that the
church will be saved. He said: 49,
There is just time to recover the day. Inc HE
Of the parish. he maintains depends on freeing the
church of this debt. and then paying the So 500
mortgage before January |.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
FRESH AIR SEASON ENDING.
FUND ENTERS ON LAST wEEK-oNE THOU
SAND DOLLARS NEEDED.

The time for sending children 10 the country is
nearly over for this season yet the few remaining
davs see many departures. Last week $40 children
were sent to the country for their fortnishts stay
which they can complete and yet he back IN time
for the first day OF school. There are 2e TO De
sent early this week and. for this the fund is IN
MANY of the children TO be sent this week come
from phvsicaus and are specially needy Al'nough Il
there Is an empty treasury the manager OF thS
fund purposes sending them, with the nope, Raseo
~, exnerieuce. that, the need 1or
rnonev ia known it will be forthcoming
There were four day excursions last week, slElns
dsv's Measure 10 3,56s mothers and children. The
four excursions 10 be given this week VIII end the
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Part proceeds Of q fair held at the sqnarer
home OF Mrs. Lucy X. English BethIehen
n by Anna and Verna Malcolm. Maur &C
and Arthur White. Arthur Powell Stephaine
Msrsuerite Charles; Char sss T5orotbS pe4se .a7
hatlatlIe = Fl ~ Is,sri,n ........,... sc so
?gnn hi ,SdaI,. ...............-- 10 90
siTIsS snhoSi u .. seccnd Congregational Church.
fy.L Sew-London' Conn 'nfoun n A-..i. ".--4 800
Friends IN ST: Adams w per 'n'.,e 'n' fs' 1000
.. "a. - ................. SEQ
Primary dera-tnaent OF the GlenoEook 9:ann3
Jnicn Mer1oriri r.xs-s !.unsrntsnd dsnt $50
r,,,n s@gnn,xIs6rsd ds..-..........-- iToi7 II
,,,.. .. ,aoa s1714o IS
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

THE PASSING THRONG.

Nevada has had her share like other Western
States. OF the towns that. like Lord Byron, have
walked UP in the morning and found
TOWNS OF themselves fameus-and filed with
MUSHROOM people as we'll A good type OF
GROWTH. mushroom town that stands
good chance of thriving permanent
" is Tonopah. in the west central part of Nevada.
In about six months said l. A. Mcclure. OF
Sodaville last night the Murray HILL 1onopah
has grown in population from two hundred IN
twenty-five hundred. There have been good
many strikes of gold, capital has been invested
and the place seems 10 be arriving rapidly TO
get there you now take ninety mile stage r:de
from Sodavile. thropsb an alkali desert lasting
three days but it seems likely that railroad Will
be put through before long. Some OF the od
miners who are, of course, very influential oppose
the railroad scheme They say they want to Keep
as far away from civilization as they can; As tor
tie State as a whole, its population has dwindied
especially during the last decade and opinion Is a.
Vided to whether its mineral resources many OF
them undeveloped. will give Nevada a new start
Virginia City where the Comstock mines are Is a
notable example of the mushroom town tnat
didn't keep its size. With population OF twelve
thousand twenty-five yeas ago. IT nc" mas nut
two thousand"
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAT's FORECAST
Washington Aug 24--Locai rains occurred to-day On
the southern New-Jarsey ara in the CHESAPEAKE
Bav regton aud also Central and Southern Fiorda
~. s,ste Of rhe Missouri Valley middle and
southern Rockies plateau districts The temperature
continues below the ssasona1 average IN Central and
lantio Coast and and dry weather continues in hs
southern and southwestern States. The aria OF high
barometer that occupied lake region and the
Ohio Valley on Saturday night has extended over tho
Middle Atlantic states and southward over Tennessee
An area Of low barometer moved southeasward from
the British Northwest Territory the upper Missouri
Valley and the barometer is Nevada and South
western Idaho is also low over the CEN
trail mart Of Florida peninsula Fair weather and
moderate temperature will continue during Monday from
the lake region hs Ohio Valley and the Middle and
N,ortb Atlantic states. of the Missouri
valley in middle and southern Rockies and plateau
occur The temperature will rise IN the central valleys
lake region. Along the Atlantic COAST
eastev on the Gulf the winds will be light and
varie In the region Fight 70 fresh northeast
winds and southeast Steamers depart
ing on Monday for European ports VIII nave hgnt 70
fresh norhery and partly cloudy weather to the
Grand Banks.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY.
For New-England fair to-day Tuesday: fre. north
winds
For the District of Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania.
Eastern New-York Delaware. Maryland Virginia and
NevJersev fair to-day Tuesday; fresh northeast
winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western Nev-Tork fair
. ,o.. ord rros4ov- fresh northeast 10 winds
For Eastern NewYork. fair to-day and Tuesday fresh
northeast winds
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
NAY INHERIT ENGLISH ESTATE
PoLICEMAN's WIFE AND HER RELATIVES
LOOK FORWARD TO WEALTH.

Babylon. Long Island. Aug, 24.-Mrs- Frank Call
wife of the village policeman; her sister. MIS-
Henry Huse; Mrs Edward Hendrlcksen ana
Lemuel Collins grocer's clerk at Bay Shore nave
received information from England that leads them
to believe they will receive their shares or an
estate which Is said tc have been In the Chancery
Court In England for almost loo years An an
cestor named Wood is said TO have lett fortune
in the hands of the Chancery Court that long ago
His three sons came TO America, and IL was long
before they laid claim 70 the estate Then tfouols
arose over proving a marriage, and the matlsr
had since been in allegiance.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
rpANs.TLANrIC MAILS.

TUEspAY-At $50 m for Europe; per a, !. : s-.1.n
prinz Wilhelm. Plymouth Caeroourg ana Sse1nea
wEDNEsDAY-At $50 a. for Europe; per nus
PhiiadslphIa via SOUTHAMPTON (nan ror Iretsno III
bs sfrsrraS .per PHfladsIphia'); az $50 3 r.
5supoIsrenrsry 10 M for Europe per > $ c1se0'
Queenstown roy,,n1-x
THTTRSDAY-at $40 a for Europe per > Co-s
ia "a Plymouth Chsrbourg and ftalaousR
fSr France must directed per . Soanp,a r,,yaI
n 10Y France. Switzerland Italy SPAN. va
turkey Egypt Greece. British india ead L1ssso s assr
La Gascogne via Hdvrs ttaaii 9E
parts OF europe be directed Per J. $ La eA9
ssTtRpAy-At 1:so T. for N-tAs-snds dirscfS Pc
= s Noordan traaL must De directed pss a.
5s1,'1. AZ $50 a. n supplementary 10 a nj 70
Europs Per s Lucania. via Queens. 2wn ~ a. se s;s
; Ethtopia tn9tt EaS~
Se directed per Ethopial: az 10 a q. I9T S-.s
ai,9n direct per iceland tr7ail must pc os..
per $ 5, zeeIaad'O; az II a m tar pe.nars are dIs'
(rnaH must oe drectsd per
Sorgsi') at p. II. for Azores Islands per - . T7i
.pSIYTED MATTER ETC-This steamsr taxes Fr.nssa ~
Matter Commercial Papers snd samples -.
mail matter fo- orier pdEss o
fu-ops viii be by this snip unless SpecaiiS
asr the closing Of the Supplen sntary
uaus named above additional Supplementary as,s az
oreasa or the piers American. Ensiisn srencn
s1 German steamers and remain open until Nllhin A7"
Mtrutes OF the hour Of sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
Po..omce Notice.

-.c4 ~ -.a1 DAILY by al interested as chdSss na1
N'--0@ oeeur az any tnlsl - ..o.
r,rsf1, nails for the ending AUGUST 80 lev
m eose pronnpty al casesl a, tne Sehsra para
Nails close ons 1oos
~ ro=fnr time shown below. Parcels POST mans fo
cIcs D Non6ay ana
PaaIIsr and supplementary mails ci9ss AZ F1sSs.s
s-ari5r half ho- later than closing tnls 1s
that Supplementary Nails for Europe a.
america VIA Ccicn. close one hour later az ros7ish
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

That rapid strides are being made toward utiliz-
Ing the discovery of wireless telegraphy IN syste-
matically practical way is evident
WIRELESS from a plan that is being much
TO AID discussed JUST now IN England
SHIPPING. The scheme Is to establish a sort
of combination Ightshn and post
office and Marconi station" said Lewis r. Battle
sea, Of London yesterday at the Marlborough
The promoters of the scheme. who are private
citizens want 10 station a vessel in the faiTway
of the channel about 110 miles west of the LlzsI9
at the junction Of British and Continental traIfc
The ship is 10 be fitted VII a searchlght and it
will have a complete Marconi outfit the owners
of vessels will then be able to send word TO their
ships by means of this station in the ocean. and
the ships can go to whatever port the owners
direct Thus there will be no time wasted in get
ting to the wrong harbor This ought TO be OF
great value to British shipping.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
rprsr-<1 ra~ar. oee-7-,--o'

In aiagram the cGnunn"HS white ,1Is sneSs in tne
changes in pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
racor1ng The dotec inc shows ths tenpera-
ture as recorded at Perrys Pharmacy
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
show. the changes temperature for the last twenty
~ hours In comparison with the corresponding date Of
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
NEW-YoRK CITY.

NEw-YORK CITY al,
vs, -rsxrrbsr. 70 the DAILY and TRi~WEsA1i ~, -
be charged oae cent cepy extra lHstass ~ ss~s
the rates named above
The Tribune mailed to Cuba tet.o n. -, sorszr
-bs phfIirpires expense iof Ao'>~s
postage. a.,
Postal Union The Tribune VIII oe nailed at 1s' e'
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

csIILETTE-At his residence No 40 WsS, N N
tbe Rev Sr Gillette Funeral service will be held az
80 fats -sstdsnce Tuesday. August 20 az 10 a. m
,1or v.o. ,-.o rest At ais residence Fernwood-evs.
49, ,Irtr,ar n j. on Esd inst, Pete. s. Hoe.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Sc, SATURDAY. August Is. Thomas B. Scott. of Pous
SIIsda.ta aged SIS. Funeral at Pcughkeepsie
Tuesday. O. M
RiJss Ora we J. (Mountaip station D.. I. q W.
R RI. William StanseaSSss, SSss,rtv!s renvenisnce '' , -
crNER. SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND TRADES
,-,,,. once No 20 West 44,h-s.
s,-rovyf,,i announcement made OF the death OF
rrssidsnt wIiiam S.oneback, on August %. 1902.
sreehsr ioned the Society In fss3 and for
sny served faithfully Its stand.nz committees
and as president IN 1877
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
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Toruahuoui. 4
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BRrwrN-Anareican Express Company. No 5aha7'l
cFvosEAm.-lesn Express Company. Ne u Via san
Also on sale at the prlncipAi ii
and railway book stalls
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asar..x all or,riea tons relative to OF
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Remit by Postofics nnoney order. express Ihon's
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New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

Mails for Newfoundland by rail to North sydney and
thence by close at this oics daily at $40
y =, connecting close here every Monday Wednesday
and Saturday,. Mails for Miqueon by rati 70 Boston
close this ofcs daily az $50
n m Malls for Cuba by rail 20 Port Tampa. fla
and thence by close at this once daily except
at 1880 a m (the connecting closes are
made on Mondays Wednesdays and Ssturdays) Mail.
city overland unless specially addressed
for dispatch by close al this Office daily except
SUNDAY al so o and 1880 p NJ sundays at
~ w ard If: 30 Z. m Mails for Costa Rica. Belize.
Perto C'ortez and Guatemala by rail 70 Nev-creans
this ofrce daily except
sunday az VI m SUNDAYS at rl p Goonnect'ns
cIaees here Nordays Belize. Puerto Cortez and
C;stsu,aia Tuesdays for Costa Rc1l rfsesf-ersd
mail closes a ?. N. previous day
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

Highest temperature yesterday ~ desTees lowest oo
average yesterday 6s for corresponding date as
a "a average tor corresponding date last twenty-five
years, - -, .-. -r,o,s,~. s-.sb ,or,b
winds.
Vanilla
Is grocer Work on cAeip eiN
danSerous substitute. Insist on having bufHSus-
The surest and safest Of Blood Purifiers Is Iaynss
Alternative.
DIED.
= Shafer. Maria r
JlleIIS. - Etcrebael, william
Williams, Martha J.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
MAINS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
ETC

7rr-FsDAY-A, : a m. Tor Northern Brazil. per = $
HiIarv via Para and ManaoS; at $3.50 A. m tsuppie-
I1snTSrv 10 so a. Central America texcspr Costa
EfraS and south Pacific Ports per > Sesurenca. VIA
f-aI0n mail for Guatemala must be directed per >
Ssr1Irancs"l: at T. for Argentine. Uruguay and
g Castlda: AT o.oo tor JSlndlcd
pec s 8 Admiral Dewey from Boston.
rEDNESDAY-At : a. for Ssvfoundand direct, Per
= Silvia at Il complimentary l2:3o p Tnp for
Sahamas per s. Antlia Via Nassau trna1 must pc
Sirsrred .'per Antia'). at 1880 p m (sup2le-
Tnsntsry D. Turks Island and Dominican Re
Cherokee
TtIITRSDaY-At a. for Cuba Yucats,. carnpechs
Tahasoo and Chlpss per = Havana tnati for othe-
nsrts OF Mexico must be directed per s s. Havana y
an IL m supplementary 1880 ?. rl) for Bahamas
Guantanamo Santiago per = f'icatani al 900
FRTDsY-At 10 a. m. Grenada and Trinidad. per
Nsraya: at - for Mexico Matanzas. via
Tanpico email N be directed per s. Matarzss >
Al 1880 D. m. for Inagua and Haiti. per - s. Palorna
az 1880 .. Complementary p M tor ST Inorias
& Crotx Leeward and Windward Islands. British
Dutch and French Guians. . Cartboee enail for
Caribhse').
STITRnaY-st a. for Berusuds. 5 Pretorfs; I;
~ q a m for Porto Rho. Coan1c, via san
Juan: at o supplementary $3.50 n] for Curacao
Venszusa. g. s. Maracaiho (nnaN for SaVanills
and Cartagena be directed 'per MaracabofD D
ut $50 a Complementary 1880 a MI tor Fortune
Island Jamaica, Savaniila Cartasera and Greytown
t.per $ AiIeghany'1; at 10 a m for Cubs. per
Mexfeo via Havana 10:So a for Brazil. per
vracusa via Perna nbuco and Santos (naai for North
ern BrazI must directed per Syracusa'O: at
n a. m. FOR Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay per
HeilenSs
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
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toutside Of the bcroughs Manhattan and Inc 5roA
The evening times., 1902-05-30
PRESIDENT 70 MAKE
Two EXTENDED TRIPS
4 Bear Hunt T-cl-d1d II tLs Feature
CT His S0jCurn ii ITissis-
sIpPI

President Roosevelt has decided TO
make Two extended trirs during the
coming raH- He had intended to visit
all the places On his proposed itinerary
IN ore Journey. but for various reasons
has concluded 10 return TO the Capital
after gCfng West and North before. pro
ceeding to the Southern and additional
Western points
He viii visit Detroit. Mich. Spring
field. III. Chicago. and other points late
in September returning TO Washington
probably the first week in October
After remaining at the White House
for two or three weeks he viii start
South. going first 10 Mississippi. where
he viii participate in bear hunt ar
ranged by the governor o. the State and
Can't. =. E Randle. Of Washington. who
formerly resided in Mississippi
Then the President VIII probably take
in New Orleans On the way 20 san An
tonic. where the Rough Riders were or
gained After being cheered BY the
cowboys and witnessing their COW
punching and other ODen-air sports he
VIII swing back 10 washington. prob
ably BY The way OF Indian Territory.
Kansas Nebraska. Missouri, and Hi
NOS. making o few speeches eu route
IF his second trip is begun late in Oc-
tobeT the President viii probably 90 70
Texas by The Northern route Just map
ped out for his return trip coming nome
by the way Of New Orleans and making
the Mississippi bear hunt the last mum
t=T on the program
The evening times., 1902-05-30
LAViGNE 0UTCLASSED
BY YOUNGER FIGHTER
Jimmie Britt Bests Old Lightweight
Champion in 4 Rafting Bout.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nay 3o---'Jimmfc"
Britt, CT san Francisco. and kid La
vigae. former lightweight champion
fought q hammer and tones battle at
Woodward's Pavilion las night before
. large crowd and LaviE2e. the veteran
riacster. went down 10 defeat in eight
ro-nGs at She hands cf h5s youthful CD-
ncneat. who has thus far fought his
third professional fight
Laviguc was aggressive from the first
sounding cf the gong and fought every
moment. but he vas ourclasscd He
tried his best TO land right and Left
swings. bat Britt kept out Cf harm .
way and scarcely q blow reached him
that hurt IN his euzcavor 10 reach the
local lad the KID took a terrible beat
Ing and i was not Ions before his eyes
were nearly closed and his i:us ruEeI.
but he fought slmeIy 10 the end.
Il IS believed that the winner Is in "a
fair wa- 10 capture she lightweight
championship