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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10

1t was announced today by the man
agement of Electric Park that In response
to the requests of a large number Of
patrons the sensational act OF the great
st. Belmos, who have been exhibiting at
the park this week, has been retained for
next week. This was lone only after
much expense, as Manager Dunlap was
forced to outbid the largest amusement
enterprise In New York to secure their
services. The ST. Belmos are aerial aero
bats who do a thrilling double .trapeze
acs, together with a leap for life through
a heart of daggers and flaming circles.
Next weeks bill. In addition, is as fol-
lows: The Fou Sflbors. in a comedy
novelty act; McNish and Penfield. a black
face singing and dancing combination; La
Dells. novelty gymnasts, acrobats and
dancers; Musical Shirley; Carrie Mack, a
singer of coon songs; Fields and Nuson,
In the funny character act, THE Huck-
ster and the Newsboy;' the cinemato-
graph. with an entirely new set of pic
lures.
The electric fountain, which has made
the park and dts manager famous, con-
tinues TO be one of the attractions. The
tableaux next week will include "Bub-
bles," Mile. Francois; 1.-THE Echo" Miss
Shattuck, the Misses Lena and Mary
Fish: "The Proposal Miss Shattuck
"Cupid's Ideals,'' Miss Nettie and Miss
Shattuck; Song of Spring" Miss Marion
Shadow Dance" Miss Blondell; Dance
of the PRIDE Miss Nettie.
Entertaining features are promised fol
amateur night. next Friday, when Mr.
Riley will endeavor to interpret severn
characters from the classics. The dancing
floor is attracting crowds nightly.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
SEALED PROPOSALS.
STATE BOARD OF npucAcTIoN.m.

lAlE BOAhD VI OOOAO AOLN-
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Building I'M of the New Jersey State
Normal School. at Montclair Heights. at the
office Of the Commissioner OF Charities and
Corrections. State House. Trenton. y. j.. at
/ p. m. on Tuesday. August ID. 1907, for all
the labor and material necessary for the COM
plete building and erection OF a boiler house
and the installation OF a heating plant at the
Normal Scnool at Montclair Heights, n. ~.
specifications prepared by the Commissioners
of Charities and Corrections. at which time
and place said Building Committee Will Inn
mediateiy proceed to unseal said proposals
OF said plans and specifications are on hie IN
the Office OF the Commissioned OF Charities
and Corrections at the State House. Contrac-
tors must submit with their estimates the
names Of their sub-contractors- Each bidder
must accompany his proposal with a certified
check for twenty-five hundred dollars $1,000
on a bank acceptable to the committee. pay
able to the contractors order, and properly
indorsed as a guarantee that said contractor
VIII enter Into q contract for the work X his
proposal be accepted. Within ten days after
the award, or such other time as may be
granted by said Building COMMITTEES. the sue
cessfui bidder will DO required to enter into
a contract for the performance OF the work
with the bonds Of an approved security COM
pany for $40. 900.
The right is reserved TO reject any and ali
bids and to waive any defect or 'informality
that may occur in any bid. should 4 be
No bids can be received previous TO tho hour
designated In this notice, and none can be
received thereafter.
Proposals must Be inciosed IN envelopes.
house and heating plant. Normal School,
honteiair Heights. n. - and addressed TO
Chairman Of Building COMMITTEES.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS


PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following ordinances have been passed by
the Board of Street and Water Commission
ers. and approved by the Mayor Of the city of
Newark, and pursuant to chapter 3s9 OF the
State laws OF 1896, are herewith published by
title:
An ordinance to provide for the paving Of
Woodside avenue, from Montclair avenue to
Grafton avenue. with telford with brick gut
ters.
An ordinance to open Osborne terrace. from
Hawthorne avenue to Lyons avenue.
An ordinance to amend an ordinance enti-
tied .Aa ordinance 10 extend and open Adams
street from the southerIy line OF South street
to the northerly line OF Harper street" passed
April "a. A.. D. 1909, and approved April Is, a.
ID. 1909. and to correct IT, description OF the
centre line Of said Adams street.
Adopted August sth, 1907.
President Of the Board OF Street and Water
Commissioners
Clerk OF the Board
JAcoB ~-IAUssLINo.
~auxfo-5t Mayor.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
Most Popular hooks.

The books most in demand this week at
the Newark Free Public Library have
bctn;
Popular Fictio .-Joseph Vance, by Will
lam De Morgan; The Golden Hawk, by
Edith Ricket: The Tree of Heaven, by
Robert w. Chambers; The Scarlet Car
by Richard Harding Davis; Anna Kare-
nina, by l.. N. Tolstoy; The Virginian, by
Owen Wister.
Popular Non-fction-The Critical Period
in American History. by John Fiske; The
American Scene, by Henry James; Chris
tian Science. by Samuel L. Clemens (MarH
Twain; italian Villas. by Mrs. E. IN
Wharton; The Self-Supporting Home. by
Kate v. Saint Maur; Camp Kits ant
Camp Life, by Charles s. Hanks. ,
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
PAINS Fireworks.

Tonight there will be an extra big card
at the Pains Fireworks Amphitheatre,
Manhattan Beach. The popularity of
"Sheridan's Ride Is fixed. With every
warm night vast crowds fill the auditor
ium. Next week will be filed with special
events. Monday will be devoted to the
children. with all the comic; Tuesday night
will be In honor of the Younng Mems
Christian Association, particularly the
naval branch. and among the In
teresting features will be a por-
trait of Miss Helen Gould. We'd
nesday will be Swedish night, and Friday
will be for the benefit of the Catholic
Benevolent Legion. Thursday and Satur-
day will. of course, have their usual extra
display. Some new and clever acrobatic
feats have been added. Among them a
high wire walker. who has met with popu-
lar approval.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10

The feature attraction at Hillside
Pleasure Park tomorrow afternoon viii
be the appearance of Eugene Raymond,
the young New York aeronaut, In the
cannon act" 1t was While doing a
stunt of this kind after an ascension
from that resort, several weeks ago,
hat Raymond came near losing his
life. He was badly burned and was re-
leased only last Saturday from the Pas
sale General Hospital In the cannon
nct' the aeronaut is carried into the
air on the inside of q cannon, which is
attached to the end Of his balloon.
When many feet above the earth he
lights a fuse, at a signal given from
below, and an explosion occur and the
aeronaut flies through space from the
%cannon's mouth He has with him his
parachute, and this gradually opens
and brings him in safety to the ground
Raymond is to do the act at his own
request. After leaving the hospital he
Immediately got into communication
with the park management and asked
hat he be permitted to do the trick
the following day. His request was re-
fused. Raymond repeated the request
early this week. and after giving the
matter careful consideration Manager
w. E. H. Thaler decided to let him
ascend. A novelty will be introduced
Dy WHICH the cannon Will cut looSe lrOii
the balloon after the discharge and,
Like the a~eronaut. sail to earth with a
parachute.
Among the vaudeville acts to be In
terspersed with equestrian stunts In
the big show for next week are the
triple trapeze act and web descent, by
the Clark Razzillians; slack wire walk
ing, by James Henry; acrobatic stunts,
by Harry and Elsie Alberty, and body
contortiohs, by Minnie Harrington.
There will be a large number of new
equestrian acts, including hurdle races
and high jumping horses.
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Theatrical Gosslp.


The principal feature offered at Proc
tors Theatre during the week of August
10 Will be Alfred Gill. a youthful resident
OF this city. who will make his initial
vaudeville appearance. Young gill is a
viollnist and his work at private r~ccitals
has been favorably compared with Michael
Banners. The Sutcllffe troupe Of Scottish
bagpipers and acrobats and other stars
will appear.
A Western play said to be out of the
ordinary Is coming to Blaney's Theatre
for the week beginning August 10. 1t is
melodrama pure and simple and bears the
title of THE Great Express Robbery A.
H. Woods. who is sponsor for the new
piece. has staged 1t, and all the big
scenes should capture tile ~plaudits of
the crowds. Those who like their thrills
in large doses will find plenty to amuse
and entertain them in the forthcoming
Offering The usual matinees will be given.
Archie L. Shepard. who has thirty-fve
amusement places in many States, many OF
them being devoted TO moving pictures,
has leased the amusement hall In the Ar
cade building. In Broad street. this city,
and expects to open 1t as a frst-cIass place
Of entertainments. catering especially to
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10


AN ORDINANCE RESPECTING TAXES
FOR 1907.
Be 1t ordained by the Common Council OF the
City oe Newark as follows:
Section / That there be assessed. raised by
taxes and collected upon and from all persons
residing. and lands located in the City OF new
| ark. the following aliTna. to wit.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10

%ve ! foSa3ie m. shs public press the very best ad-
= " ! 1rahamf & Co.. Ottawa. 1fyson.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10

On HNOTlCH OF INTENTION-Roard of Street
and Water Commissioners.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the
Board Of Street ana Water Commissioners ~
the city OF Newark, at a meeting heidtthe Sfh
day of August, 1907, and approved by the
Mayor OF the city OF Newark on the 9th day
% OF August, 1907.
Public notice is hereby given that IT Is the
intention OF the Board Of Street and Wafer
Commissioners of the city of Newark. under
and by virtue of provisions of the act enti-
lied IAN act to revise and amend the ehertsr
9 W Of the city OF Newark. +" approved Narcb 1tsts
1857, and the supplements thereto. and the ert
creating the Board Of Street and water Com
missionera OF the city Of Newark annrovsd
March 2Sth, 1891 and other public laws n the
, 90 state OF New Jersey, to order and cause 80
vacauon OF all that Triangular part ar New
= YORK aVerue between New Jersey Raf1road
avenue and McWhoIter street Ming north ~
anu slsnty rect distant from the southerIv line
~ view YORK avenue as the same Is now laid
a 9ue ana SHOWN on the maps on file in the Of
eecn persons as may object thereto. are re-
questeo 70 present their objections In urlting
70 ene clerk OF said board. at the Office ~ fbS
6oard OF Street and Water CommissionerS
4 a Slly Hal, Newark. on or before the e(nirs.
e2 % q SIX days from date OF this Notice
~ dlrect.on of the Board Of st}eet ,md
wafer commissioners Of the city Of Sezvari-
d. R. SHERRERD.
Newark n Chief Engineer.
: ~auglo-st. ? -s0r
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-14
Slit $500 mad Sentldlauo.
9eatid . atmerifamiide 3eitmnseH

Scatid amerifaniids 3eitnnsen
meroen I'M oIten gaterIano nit gro
Benz Sntereiie eeleien, neil tie ii9
frei ausiprehen mno bdufig bon orii.
ben mebr @euigfeiten uitO Nodridten
6ringen, ais Die oeutiden 3eitungen
ielbGt. Die nGreie 8reiis fir Eeras"
lit otiiben iiberaa, tpobin iie geianot
miro, elm Iebr germ geiebener @ait
uno fam fi6 riibmer, Entertaining
uno 8~iiroigung gu finoen, pie aits
3ablrei9en 8riefen on rns, iopie an
Oielenigen nelde oas &latt an lire
Berwanoten i6iden, berborgebt. @er
oaber ieinen 8erpanoten uno Greln-
ben cine 6reuoe erpeifen, ibnen elm
~ptIfommenes @eIdenf MAIDEN min,
Der beiteue fir fie Die .Sreie Breiie
fiir Serus". Das Sntereiie fir Seras,
mie itberbaupt fir oen Staat uno Die
@egeno, mo Die 8ertpanoten tpobnen,
1T tit 9euti6laro febr Iebbaft uno es
lit unm0gli9, in 8ribatbriefen cine
10 grinolide @uffldrung uno Be-
i9reibnng bes fremoen 2onoes gu se.
ben, pie 0ies Die nSreie Breiie" an
no6cntlid int. Sir ben geringen
@reis bon $500 berienoen mir porto
frei infer rei6baltiges @o6enblatt
anf Elm Sabr ON irgeno cine @oreiie
i'm MusIanoe.
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Manfo on anieben oes oeuti6en
&ei6es entDeOer 6ur6 finoii6e
2eidtgldubigfeit o6er infon1e Senia.
ttonsllIt berurIo9t poroen.
Die fran50iii6e 9oriteGltng emit
bolt iol6en 8ortpurf gegen Morimi=
liam Soroen. @r fam BEL Ieiner ge-
bauptung oQein nibt iteben bIeiben.
gr miro in Die Gage moroli1hen
3tpanges fomner, ben 8eueis fir
Die 8abrbeit feiner gebauptung or-
treten 81 miiiien. Tim Dies tun s1
fonnen, miro er Die 2eute nennen
miiiien, bon nel9en linn Sic &ennt-
nis Ser intimlten biplomotiI6en un6
perfonliden angelegenbeiten gefom-
men lit. 9te u2eute binter Saroen"
fennen 81 lernen - oos miro BEN
&obepunft Ser gon5en Sen1otions-
Srgie biloen. sc. 9. Stoots- 3tg.
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Die 2ente binter Sarben.

l1eber bie 8orgeididte Ser Mo,
roffo Affaire, fueIde Deuti6Iano bei-
nobe in einen ariee gu 2anoe uno al
8aiier oertpidelt b1tte, foate enoIid,
BON 5uitonoiger Seite 4Iarbeit qeqe-
ben peroen. 9enn Die IenfutioneGen
@eriidte uno Die oiametra[ chamber
gegeniiberitebenoen 0arItenunqen Die
Ter 8orgeididte baben cine itorfe
B%eunrubigung nift nur in oas oellt-
ife Bolf, ionoern nr1 in Die interna-
tiondlen 8e5iebrngen oes beutIhen
Geids bineingetragen. Ole Sar6en-
lden o@ntbiialingen~ in Der r3u-
funft", tDel6e Dos 8rdluotum Ser
gar5en ~foIgenoen SfanGdl-O rgie bill
oeterg BADEN NIT ibrer 9eballptuna
pes 8eitebens elmer Iebenregierung
Dem Anieben oes beut16en &ei9es
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Dir beorabrnr Sabubofsalnee.

Ni9t nit llnre9t fagt man ben @ngs
ldnbera elm erbeblides Bbleema na4.
SroBbern iDnnen 5e aud ab unb gu
ielbit fir poetii9e aegungen i'm Nns
tagsleben empfGngIid Fetn. Sn 60.
fpestDft mar Elm acknowledgements ges
ftorbsn, Der felt IS Sabren Die @lode
beim Mbgang unb Bel Der 4nfunft Der
3uge eeldutet bate. Seine 4amera<
ben nun erbaten unb erbielten bic @rs
ldubniB, btefe @lode benz @ertorbenen
nit in bas @rab gu geben. Der fapars
sen Sdleife, bic man nm Die 9lode
tpanb, tDarb folgenbe beaeidnenbe Snz
f9rift gu She'll: .Wdbrsnb 35 Sabre
babe id uuf feinen gefebl sefproden.'
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@er[anat

miro Elm @Goden fir Suisorbeit.
9a9aufro9en bel Saul Meer-
| 6eiot. 2702 @elt-Soulton ctr.
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Sanbleit famn ntd1t sebeilt merben
bur6 lofale Gpplifntionen, neil tie ben
frntlfen Sell beg 9bres ni9t erreiden
fDnnen. &c eiebt mn ei1en @eg, bic
Sntbbeit 5n f1rieren, unb Der lit o1tr9
fonititutiorele 9eilnlittel. Saubbett tpir6
our9 eiren %ertt5iinbeten 3u5tanb Der
i9leimigen GusfIetbung Der gu5tadii6en
G0bre bernria6t. @ern bieie Nobre
it9 ent5iinbet. bdbt SIR einen ~rltrnpelns
ben Son o6er rnbolfommenes @ebor;
urO ipenn ie gang 9ei9lo5fe1 1T, erfoI9t
Sa1bbeit, l1n0 tpenn bic @nt5iinolng
ni9t geboben unb btefe N0bre tpieber in
ihreu geborigen 3uitanb beriebt fperben
fam, tpiro bas @eb3r fir INNER 5eritort
tuerben; reu1 SdIe inter 5ebn fin6 bnr9
&ntarr6 berurfa6t, tpel9er ni9ts als
Elm ent5iroeter 3uftonb Der i9leimigen
Oberfld6e lit.
8ir tponen einbun6ert 9ondrs fir ie<
ben, Dur9 &otarrb berurin9ten Sda bon
Snnbheit geben, ben mir nidt bur1 Sin<
nebrnen bon .San's &atarrbe <r" beiIen
t0nlen. 2nBf gu9 nmfonit 3irfulare
f0mr1ei1.
S. s. Gbeneb e Co., gpIebp, 9.
Gerfnnft bon allen &pot6efern, 75t.
3nu's SamiliensgiGen iinb Die Better.
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5ind's 5 Geuts Sapaua gisarre.
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edmDrrbOiDem acbeilt In GA xaeeu

Base Ointment earantiertnns l@mersenbe. blin=
be, b%lutenbe; bernortretsnbe 4hles in 6 Ia Saaeu
su beilen oDer @elb surld. 80 Gents.
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SObn S. Bolton, 6ffentIider SEQ.
tar. @runoeigentltm. @eent fir
Benitonsaniprii6e. gde Grodett. uno
Roborro.S troBe, geeeniiber bon Der
ySan antonio grpreB". Neues Sc.
(epbor 439.
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H0nbug AnG|ik0.

sgretorias .................2 3 Nnoember.
.@aiieriR auguite gictoria" (ueu) % gtou.
rYdtrieta' 9tou.
sSla1er- Z, Sebember.
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psr 9npaliSr nit Dfnn 9ntskopf.

Die Snfafen bes Snbalibenbuufes
gu Paris baben fi9 tets ben 9umor
in iAr frippelbaftes 9aiein btniiberges
rettet. 60 mar es f9on ppr 200 Sab
rem. &an1en bamals 8eIu9er, bic ba>
na9 dusfdben, boB man fi9 nit ibner
eiten @paB erlauber tDnne, 10 tpurben
iie BON ben olten S9elmen 5fets barr
duf dufmerffam gemaat. baB bic
gr0Bte Sebensmirbigteit bes 9au5es
Der Snbalibe nit benz bDl5erner1 &ppfe
lei. SIN apeiten Stodpert. mo- Der
Munbermenfd bauien foute, tnurben
bic 2eidtgldubtgen in ben britter
Stod berpiefen, unb bier bieB es:
Scr 9oIafopf 1T foeber in ben 5pf
binabsegungen; er min fi1 r~afirer
lafen." Wer aud iebt nod ni9t
merfte, bab CT an Der Naie berumses
fibrt tpuroe, gtns nod empfansener
3ure9tnetfung tpeiter anf bic @uhe,
anbere baseser 5osen eilis bon banner,
fet1er aber berrietb pphIipeisli9 ben
fpdteren 8eiu9ern bas @ebetmniB.
Die Ieberlieferuns pDn benz 9Dl5topf
9ing unter ben Snpaliben BON @e@
fdledt gu Gef9ledt meter, Bis ibnen
f9IieBIid Der philiitrt0fe 8erfafer
zines y5iibrers bur9 paris" i'm Sabre
1884 ben GpaB berbarb unb in feinem
Bu9e f9rteb, baB es einen Snpuliben
nit einem b0l5ernen &opfe niemafs
seseben babe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-01
SWIMMERS MEET TONIGHT

Bronze, silver and gold medals
will be worn tonight after the Y. M.
G. A. meet at the Hotel Baths.
The fastest swimmers in Honolulu
will compete in the different events
and some record time may be looked
for. Never before have swimmers
trained so hard for events as they
have for these that take place to-
night.
The 25, so and 100 yard champion
ships will be contested for and also
the plunge for distance.
When the Diamond Head Athletic
Club stacks up against the Oahu Col
lege lads in the relay race there VIII
be a struggle worth going miles to
see. f. O. Hall & Son have offered
beautiful cup for this event ana
some tall sprinting will be done for
| it.
A large crowd will be on hand to
cheer their favorites on to victory
and anyone can see the sport Tor TIC
small sum of 25 cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-01
MORE JOKES ON BARNEY

Eliminating from a source near Fill
more and Suffer streets, in very fact
where half the evil smells of bad to-
bacco on Fillmore street are bred,
comes this Barney JOY, the Seals
imported slabster, took his first long
railroad Journey on his recent trip TO
Portland with the San Francisco
team. When man has journey he
emulates the good union OF men or
San Francisco and walks. When the
ubiquitous Pullman porter had maj
|ly arranged Barney's berth on the
first night the big fellow donned his
robe de chambre' and prepared tc
retire. Waiting until the lurch OF
the train brought the berth some
where near at hand he lunged inside
I In less time than it takes to tell it he
was out again seeking for informa
ton. Swaying across the aisle ne
parted the curtains of Nick Williams
compartment and asked why the lit
4 tie hammock had been placed in nj
berth. Drawing IA long face, Nlcl
said, why, don't you know? The,
always fix those for the pitchers
that's to rest your pitching arm in.
And for the rest of the journey Bar
uey slept with his arm high abov
his head wildly waving in the swim
in a vain effort to travel with its ow
or. OF course Barneys arm got S
sore and stiff that he could nc
sleep. He began to think it over an
at last woke up TO the fact that it wa
Joke He is still looking for WI
liams' scalp.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-01
SHOOTING GALLERY OPENS

The shooting gallery was opened at
the Hotel Baths today and shooting
was going on merrily all morning.
The range has fine targets and 22-
caliber repeating Winchester rifles
are used. Shooting will now be a
| leasant pastime at the Baths.
Prizes will be offered for high
scores and some lively shoots should
esult.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-01
O'BR|EN Tells OF FAKE

Jack O'Brien, the clever Philadel-
l,hia pugilist, has made a complete
to the San Francisco Bull
letin OF his fake fights, lie has gone
into details and has painted good
many Of his associates in blacklist col
or,
Faxed with Berger
Here Is what -OBrien says OF this
light,
sam Berger and his manager got
d little scared several days before the
date OF the night $50 the eYenins be-
tore the contest we all assembled ~
tAe stable behind nay residence 20
rehearse the performance I sol r'd
.ul ihr slablemnu uY glNlps him ll'h
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cts to a theater, and in the dim light
THAT tlickered from several candles
stuck in the top of bottles $500 Whlch
served as otlights-Sammy ana
went through the antics that were 10
Lewilder the sports the folloWlhs
, night. Every blow was carefully
planned, SO that each move or the oth-
en- could be anticipated, the same az
an actor gives his partner the cue
About Tommy Ryan
in 1904 also was forced 10 allow
Tommy Burns to stay the SIX rouhus
in Milwaukee, as he positively de'
clined to go into the ring with me
unless | agreed not to knock him out
And this is the man who poses as the
worlds heavyweight champion
With Peter Jackson 49,.
THE first time | entered INTO ah
agreement to fix fight was with Pc
ter Jackson in San Francisco Ihis
really was forced on me. ana IL was
the only time that | consented TO loSe
TO an opponent | was young ana IN
lcxperienced and really did 1t think
ing that even if went into the ring
to fight on the square | would get the
worst of it, owing to the raw deal
that | got in my first contest on the
Coast with Al Neil. Neil and | had
signed up for a 20-round contest, bul
IN the fifteenth round, when | had Il
winning lead, Referee Hiram COOK
stoned the go and declared it draw
without any explanation whatever.
Sob Fitzsimmons =,
There was such fuss raised ny
the good citizens of my native town
over the battle that the authorities
Informed us that there should be no
smuggling attempted, but That we
should give a sparring exhibition pure
: and simple. Shortly before the date
of the fight Fitz came to me ana
: schemed out how we should box, ana
IL was distinctly understood that nei'
Their should do any rough work or at
; tempt to score a Knockout. When
we got into the ring the freckled pu'
| eilist shuffled over to my corner ano
} said, This is going to be 1lght an'
l I'm going to knock your bloomih
l head off. The Chief of Police, WHIT
r was at the ringside, had told us ina
we could go as far as we liked. Thl
o news was conveyed to us just prior u
y the preliminary details incident TO
e big ring contest, so when the lank
Australian belched forth his deh
told him that l was ready for an
sort of milling
Joe Walcott
"A prominent citizen of the effet
It town of Boston cooked up lO-roun
q draw bout between Joe Walcott an
, myself, with the erratic RUDE Wad
} dell as referee. On this occasion
&c was also made to step lively to pre-
q vent the Barbados Demon trol
sneaking in decisive punch. 1t wa
II stimulated that the verdict was to b
ID draw if both men were on the
feet, so the southpaw twirler OF COZ
ME Macks aggregation had nothin
to do but wave his hands in the air