The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-27

enor o! Nevada will place fifty Of IN,
state police in Reno and the Sheriff Of
Washoe county will have that many
b. deputies sworn hut these provisions arr
70 b. taken no, 20 much against the
gamblers a. against the crowds thai
gamble
THE SHAME ~ RENO'
/ Even though the pastor u the First
Methodist Church announced az the topic
/ Of hia sermon to-day The shame Of
/ Reno and the Christian EndsavoT
/ society took up az a topic Of sunday
afternoon thought tho diagrace Of this
fair city. Reno seemed 10 be enjoying the
/ hOldover ehecta Of her hrst big night
/ Of Wickedness
From early morning until after dark
every fifteen minutes an electric car
jammed TO the straps humned down
through the green valley Of the Truckee
/ 20 Moana SpringH. three miles out oi town.
and there Reno toasted itself On fugitive
/ Klimpses 81 Jedries
The fighter. ~ 20 whose fitness and
condition there seems 20 be locally q
superlAtive confidence widely AZ variance
/ with the general opinion In the Fast
he'd gone down 90 the Truckee River
| In the morning TO ealOy some Of the
privileges which he bought with his
State fishing license on Friday In the
afternoon he received the homage ~ all
the specialists and experts from the
/ Fast and West seated In a rocking char
under willow tree In the yard Of hlr
training quarters.
mrs GNE BLACK RYE
A any one % the enthusiastic writers
Of rosy reams would phrase H.. II wa
indeed an impressive sight Jeifries
/ whose night eye vas black because ysw-
tsrdAy he had stood with guard dOwr
and asked his brother Jack % puncf
him a. hard A. he could In the face and
brother Jack had done 40. lolled in his
rocking chair, his pup Teddy IN his arms
and maintained severe attitude Of silence
A. his right on bench sat William Mul.
doom Of White Plains. Neat 20 him va,
eN-Champion James J Corhett. and
beyond him Tom Jones. the manager
Of Ad WOlRast. BEYOND Jones and thus
separated by q decent space from Corbeti
was John l.. Sullivan. complacent IN 4
gray suit and purple shirt and with not
a trace Of his late embarrassment on his
pink face.
Harry MonahAn. an old time sparrins
partner Of Jehries. Ole Elliott. Tex Rick
ards partner from Goldheld WalteV
Kelly. the vaudeyillian. and the rest Of
the complement Of camp trainers, rub
hers and sparring DUMMIES we're drsped
In a semi circle on the left ~ the champion
All spoke IN nibdued voices when they
spike az ali S1mstimes one Of them
would move restlessly IN hia aaai and
make tentative pat a. Jefriss's fox
terrier. Occasionally Joke was cracked
but not a very funny one
/ When a sporting writer from Omaha
! who had Just come IN "a the deser9
| climbed over tho wire fenCe barring ths
herd without he rushed for Jedries and
when thefignter AZ salutation took "a ths
newcomers hat and toualed his hair with
an Hhectionate paw smiles u approval
passed arund the group.
IEFFRiFs VAS HIMsFLF
Jedriea was hlmaeif after all. Mean
while the fast gathering crowd outsids
/ tho fence was content % form a fringe
the whole length within eyeshot 90 ths
I rocking chair and there n stand. speech
/ ICES. Just watching. hThree sluAWN with
| their par pooses IN wicker added a touch
/ ~ color n the draperies ~ the fence
/ Occasionally when one % the spectators
/ found HE foot going asleep he wandered
across the road 20 watch the two brown
hears in their cage The hears sat still
also.
Finally after JsH and some ~ his friends
/ got into one - the two autos which stood
covered with tarpaultn behind tho
Z kitchen and went whiFling down the road
toward the stubby brown mountains In
/ the east the crowd drifted over n the
dancing pavilion and Odt ~ tho ball field
| % watch the game between a picked team
Of the Jehries camp cohorts and another
composed % the Newspaper men
Inc more momentous day az the train
/ ing quarters had passed