The evening world., 1904-05-12
'DonT Matter ef This Var Hurst
Is Running for President, He
Can't Do no Monkeyin' In
These Deestric's," Says Chief
Sullivan.
BERGEN BOYS I'll SEND
/ BUNCH OF SPORTS BACK.
Mayor and Minister Also 0p-
J posed to Tim Hurst's Boxing
Plans, but Arrangements for
Bouts Go Steadily On.

The opening night OF Tim Hursts fstic
carnival at schuetzen Park. Union Hill.
b likely TO be memorable In the annals
Il " New jersey. Not since the stirring
laws OF the crusade against the Gutten-
burg Race Track have the little hamlets
u Union Hill. North Bergen and Gut
Ienburg been thrown into such a fever
II oxoitement as has been the case since
4 was announced that Tim Hurst, the
iefsrea. would on May Is inaugurate a
Eeeosiy series OF exhibitions Of the noble
irt Of solf-dofcnBe in "thc castle" Of
1chuetEen Park, at Union Hill.
Already there are two factions IN the
section affected. Those OF sporting blood
headsd by "Con" Mclaughlin. the Ber-
geniine avenue boniface. are eager for
ne cry OF ''Time!" The opposition party
,-and It u in the maiority-declares that
pothinE. not seven a permit from the
President. will make them for a minute
Esceds from the stand they have taken
hgainst the exhibitions.
~ Mayor Is Opposed.
Mayor and President OF the Board OF
Trustees Charles Deitz. of North Bergen.
was found in his home at High Point
and Summit avenues by an Evening
World reporter. Mayor Deitz lives al
most within stones throw OF the
Casino IN which 1t is proposed TO hold
the bouts. and is very bitter in his de-
nunciations of those responsible for the
1gtic movement
I'VE are a peaceable community" he
Eaid. and don't want and won't stand
for any element of rowdyism In our
midst. personally. and / know nero
are many others here who feel the same.
do not object to a good set-to with the
gloves. 1t Is tho inevitable accompanl-
ment OF rufiianism that we object to.
This Mr.. Hurst will find that he can
not force such a condition OF things on
w. II he persists in trying. well-therell
DO other fights besides those planned to
tale nlace IN. the ring"
sheriff VIII lie Active.
6heriff John zAller said:
You can say for me that Tim Hurst
isn't coming over here to pull off any
nights. There is law In this State
against prize-hghtlng or even sparriuE
exhibidons. and the law will bs en-
forced.
There has been a rumor that some
one here has been fixed by tho fight |
promoters. am looking into this and II |
there Is truth in the statement will |
lay any evidence l can find before the |
Grand Jury. There will be no fights
here"
It u whispered In North BERGEN that |
the park owned by Con" Deltz, the |
Mayors brother. which is directly oppo- !
Gite to Schuetzen Park, was Tim Hursts |
first choice for the scene of the boxing |
bouts. but that lower bid from John /!
Mole. a former New York saloon keeper |
and now owner OF Sohuetzen Park. de !
cided him in favor of the latter.
Police Chief VIII Fight.
From North Bergen to Guttenburg Is
. goodish stretch. but Pat Sullivan, |
.Chief-and police-of Bergen, had al !
ready heard about Mayor DeitZ's stand. !
and was quite ready to tell Tho Even
ing World reporter what prodigles of
valor he would go through to repel the
New York sports.
Don't matter ef this var Hurst l.
Runnin' fer President" said Chief Sui
Hyan; 'he can't do no monkeyln' Ia
these deestrlc's. No, sir. Ther law
ses ther amt to be no nght!n'. and
ther amt agoln' to be no hght!n'.
Reckon eff l swar in n few Bergen
boys as dep'tles they'n morc'n send
that bunch NV sports back where the,
blong."
Mr.. Sullivan was asked II Il might
he dmplied that his men woul6 nroc,a,,