m. ,
WORLD’S
SWEETEST
Hero charmed one; and old; rich and poor; everywhere the world over. The
Richest end columnar... oIS mg have been ushered from all nations and are
uttered exclusively: by THE EVENING SENI‘ N EL to its renders for almost noth-
‘NBVEB! Were you adored richer son a.
NEVER: Were on offered music so 0' up.
NEVER! Woe min more highly praised.
Theeeiehrated director of the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston,
‘ ‘ - utter cramming these Banging”: "It gives me great pleasure to any that
My eppeer to be what the title indicates—a collection of REAL GEES; I am sure
w lilod oheerty welcome in every home in the land ”
' , he REV. DR LYIIAN HURLBU’H, niwr on OX‘ilnIanon of there Songs, writes:
"I consider it the best collection of 8mg: (or the family that I have ever seen. ”
CONTENTS NUMBER ONE.
VOCAL.
Mary of Argyle.
Names Upon the Sand.
. ‘ Le rl
.Efébinfinobe Mississippi Shore.
e
e Sweet Home 0 Thou. who Molten the sun to Rise.
lolde Them in III- Bosom. Remember Now Thy Creator,
mie'e 0n the Stormy See. Hmncwhere
it of Colonies. The Send Men.
"I; Under the Wagon. The “non Each.
to? do" Ntcia'ht Tl“, glam“? iMilne Kl
, e e mm n .
mtg. on 3 Waiting. nly Wetting. 3
CONTENTS NUMBER TWO.
VOCAL.
dmmulomlrl t i r M 33:13:: '
e.
In; on, o 'i he Old Sexton.
The Old Arm Chair
"9'
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$31“ “raid“ the 0“ Songs The Benin-t Maker'e Child.
The New Kin lom.
, 'Thi Birdie» venlng Prayer.
°5 " n... m 31.1%.}??? ‘l‘i’. nun.
‘ flsdd'ié'flth'; Belle? ' wanna and hit (or mud.
CONTENTS NUMBER THREE.
, VOCAL.
_ [Al the Wake: Gate. $633.33? by Aberdeen.
ve me it all These Endeaving Young
« 11118.
g Joli Jack 'l'ere.
Home Day.
The Little Old Log Clbln in the Lane.
The Kerry Dulce
b r . There's Alwe '4 nnehine Somewhere.
‘ glithin? fiffiqlviem "Pin the [MI of Summer
., Old Joe 3 Dream. Yes. Let Me Like a Soldier Full!
INSTRUMENTAL.
’. ll Patti uodrllle. tinnetlne
figsrenfiume nitz. Two by ’l we.
.CONTENTS NUM BER FOUR.
. VOCAL.
‘ A Warrior Bold. Bey-moo".
. The Rt ' G l l t
A mg] Without . Storm The 0733!) their: Iiucltei.
giwéléi‘éfinoeful Night.
0 e
Dream'd a Dream,
The Minutrel Boy.
Then You'll Remember Me.
The Land o'the Len].
., i 'I'l e iiyprly Colinleerl.
‘ fl; 3&3... Home. at}? Ifitrnpurl i’i
. n no: re: we,
gm'£2§.mwp Within 3 Mlle oi linhoro.
INSTRUM ENTAL.
no“ i ‘ Bright Eyes Polka.
‘ gravegtlkfiie. Deuce Beaumont-i.
CONTENTS NUMBER FIVE.
VOCAL.
Let the lineup ANN“.
Only to See her we Again.
(lie Xinltervlemue.
Littliio'gelksw ”int J (sane.
. omen er. on o e,
in' Thro‘ the Rye.
Dnhlt
n 3,,“ ltock'rl in the Cradle of the Deep.
k I Hear the Angels Ceiling. The lieert iiow‘d Down.
1 Mother. Guide in. Footetepe. '1 he Lord Chord.
n eppy Moments. 'i'he Plrntea' Chorus. ,
in... lit:i::::tlii‘;i:"°”‘“'-
”“13““ I Come. Turn Back Phereo'h'o Army.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Prince Iancleru.
if)??? t‘hng’e'lley. anrke. ll Huck). Weltz.
CONTENTS NUMBER SIX.
VOCAL.
l rboari Watch.
efihh‘ggglg? M if; Ain‘WCountrie.
. an!) .
‘ "'3: "l‘hfly‘cSol'lgvv.a The New at the Mill.
loose The Bridge.
I um I hweii in Muhle Belle. Where m n... on room.
the Gloeming. Wilcott.
INSTRUMENTAL.
r Belle. lit. Alb-no Greml March.
5 hm enacts. The 1mm. Reveille.
CONTENTS NUMBER SEVEN.
. VOCAL
Ocee. Wt nw ll rih M ichnin.
all. until. refund. «ill... #2113310. “ ‘
no me, I'e'il time be Owing AW‘T
Are ye Sleeping. Maggie. 'iihe. Kimgi‘m 1? i new 'wne Wrong.
In e Bird. floor or Prey'er.
’ I Came to Thee.
Ste'rlight. Why do timuuler Moe Folio.
. INSTRUMENTAL.
Peer dm llocemtlo Much.
nevelzyBgatezeheliier Weltz. Don Juno.
CONTENTS NUMBER EIGHT.
._ VOCAL.
, A new be". noun: slum. .
’11 e rim: and the Hi r.
A in?" 6mull rile unicorn own"
Tempest.
Uncle Joe.
”Mt” Tell You. $3113, You.
ell.y '3 ' When ill." we Meet Again.
INSTRUMENTAL.
ten Girl. [hire on some
e at during Weltz. Wind Much.
CONTENTS NUMBER NINE.
VOCAL.
til' iclt of God.
”mittens“ homo. to1the field.
"41'. Willi.
i... r ”"
. t t.
With Twill“:
are non moi-oar ie batman.
willie vino-cl em. "
INSTRUMENTAL
, learnt... amen
DID YOU EVER DREAM
m ‘ iheeweeterteoogeoleii Mane. wool; and meets. element line
murmur-admin: mu common: w’yw
‘ ' bmmbfltyeenteeeehtor enoheonpt or
elite-admit“.
9W3WHM
‘ “MIMI. \
when: m...
memo
SONGSr
sentinel '
It not {Amery mm
fi‘MrWJ 0"
ruglifl'mor '
ovens nip JW’
3%?" tie “little...
under" new
wanna n the m"
INSTRUMENTAL
. Blrdle'e
Ullchety girdl- 133,903}.
Echoeetronrfl ~ e
Jolly Broom rfleloyy:
comm mm EIIIEI.
VOCAL.
And Ye Shell Seek Die.
Bonnie Dundee.
Consumption.
r or o
Farewell My Brother.
ve Me Josue.
Grandmother's Choir,
elen'e Bullies.
ethieen Aroon.
iilurney.
Marseilles» 8 run.
(”)ld' l'oilre M. ome.
Pretty Little Jennie ,
Hwin Low l-iwee’r. tlhmrlot
The .ittielll‘oid . lilting tier Chw.
'l‘he Danube Rt .
The Murinteiner ‘.
We’ll Meet Ab e.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Swedish Wedding flared.
The First Kine.
Waves of the Ocean;
When the Boom in on the litre.
cantor: :Ililliil lliilit.
VOCAL.
(Some Unto Me.»
Faithful Johnnie. .
i'e Comln‘ Close in Eighty it our.
[Ain't Going; to Die Amy More.
n Old Mflldl' d
it Pap? Were only new.
Kine . e no l Full Asleep.
Momma. Momma...
Mr. Lor ly emit
[testing By and ,v.
Scenes that. are Brightest.
The Ivy Green. .
The Trundle~Bed Hung.
’1 9. Star anngled Bonner.
There's a. Land 'Mld‘ the stem,
The Two limes
Wotrhnn the Rhine.
Zion's Children.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Edelweien Glide.
Kutnchlte Pollen.
Lied from Oberon.
Martha.
Cililiilis Illlfliil THIRTEEN.
VOCAL.
Bright Hpnrkiee in the (thurcliymrrtl.
Remitlru Lend.
grinlmlumhwft?‘ Fin-igloo.
r uric y t 6 lining in.
("oil Unto Me
Fading. sun landing.
" Gilli» .
I Love to Tell the Story.
Josluh‘e Courmmp,
Nothing Else. or flu.
nh. Who Will O‘er tin», flu-one m Wee...
Robin Roll.
itri'uu’h
i-lontenve. (‘ome i'nin Me.
Hook Ye the Low .
'l‘he [loud in Slnmherlwnd.
Thu “111119." (We.
The Bridge of .‘iluliri.
The Bottle Prwyer.
INSTRUMENTAL.
1'; mod Vale.» do Concert.
tint'lwsirr Hr‘llnttlm‘lw.
l'uuly l’uliln.
VOCAL.
A Summer Shower.
behold. How Good mid Ln (“3.
"not. ’l‘hy l‘i'il‘iIOll i‘pnn the herd...
(truce.
illuriouwNewe.
l've Brought Time on In Len-l“.
Kate Knit m-p.
Lei Erin Rmnumher lll" ““73wa ill’hl'.
Nannie. ,,
Pulling llurd Amnuei. (he H‘trmnt.
Pei liion.
Fri-ti on u Plt‘Iili'l‘.
Karo iihin the \".til
The Meeting of the Violin-a.
’l‘he Trumpet Will l‘lmmd in the Nor-imam-
'l'lm (Ld Stone Mill.
The Monarch of the Wonder.
'l‘ho Bountiful (3h. .
‘l he lime By the Ir.
INSTRUMENTAL.
i ‘hnrul from the Phonion Naeik.
Funtnieie l promptlu.
Minuetilo. nmrt.
Numery ltunoierur
illiii‘iilll liilliil FIRE“.
VOCAL.
Dunn.
Ere'u implantation.
Feiriy Cm it.
Home no it out.
Horn. Hm ingol'n lion to mingle ,
l'd moor the Roper-t ova hence .
i Heurd i. in Wee Bird Mowing.
J unite il‘llundoe,
mar,
nun Morning Hweer In Why.
i). Rent in the Lord.
«avenue.
'l‘he Harp 'l‘iiMi mire 'lillm' 'llnvlw'li limit.
The Old. Old Wary,
'i‘llil Watcher M the Erwin.-
'i‘llo Burp or Wotan.
The hilt. a Tip Enid ler.
'l‘he Bloom in "While Rye,
Wouldn‘t You Lille m itnmv.
we Fit UM METAL.
Fnrnweli.
ll't t'immluln».
Nnbuvmionvww.
Pitt/drum i’nlltlt‘.
PLACE
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meHEw
,wwg‘-
coums iillIiBEil iiillllifil.’
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Wm Sept. ammo W.
I). Wilma of West Virginie In enter-
tained at dinner et the llotel Metropol-
Ieet evening by the ubeurher oi eonuueroe
at London.
Mr. Wilton. thine to to I
went. was grwml with oheere, which
Med for several minutiae. The various
”pain hie wt: were also. enroll!
Mind. After wkmiedging the honor
me upon him end reciting the
events of the long struggle to overthrow
protmim Mr. Wilson said:
"All the people new thet our ”Item
wee muting e hand at monopolie- eo
marital me to defy the iew. and which
and 1M ot the wealth theydmw tram
ehulnglnthepoweroimutionwim
MI WVIW. dolromh eieotione end
corrupt “violation. I one quite lure that
W? lmwtlvo policy hoe elreedy eerved to
promote the trade of other notions, and it
mentioned would still further promote
mil moo end mmlmtly your own.
"lilo. standing hetero you n represent.»
tire of those who are striving for e truer
mmeini pulley tor the L'nited States.
i fear I rennet risk you to rejoice at its
adaption errept or you may preier right
prineipiorto millet; advantage. Proton
”on has emu our voluntary withdrawal
trim the m and («no the neutral mer-
rate. Our [mltertiamlete love been build
in; defense. to keep you end other on-
tlonr (mo competing with us in our
homework“. The teriii rotor-mere ere
bruising dawn time deieneer.
"Let no oil aeroplane in all the markets
of the World. Not only is our protection
of opium and (and [”1le growing more
mpidly than our mhemnptlon, but we
have today a nmnuiecturlng plant which.
urged to ital lull atrocity, can in six
months thinly mm our demands for a
year, The lurid hitherto hue given many
tomoptntiom to term trusts, limit the out-
put- nnd limo ranges. But torturintol y
the trey dium‘ meme open to give the work~
Ing people some mntrol over their wages
nod to limit up the monopolies which are
«sampling our million. it must be with
«metres. and without trusting I may say
that it is not in our lineage or character
enyvvhem long to be underlines. This
is the: rim! planning of the aspiration for
the wt wimp movement in America.
It in? in no willeh or or nitont temper that
I thus give you neighborly warning 0!
«nor piano end exwelotionn. ”
THE ALBANY CONVENTION.
The My: a! the In Article-e to Be
“an foal-y.
Alpert, lie-pt. lid-ATM the oonstltu
”one! admonition that, the proposed new
momma was all the desks oi the mem-
iim. printout. no engrossed copy was also
mm the clerk ‘6 death.
The vfl‘bldhi-fflt announced this wmmlt.
toe to pea-sent on uhlrm to the people on
the amped constitution. Messrs. (took-
l‘nlhem, Avior. Hoot, illrecbimm. E. E.
“VFW”, t Y it. McLaughlin, McMillan,
litigator. deals: and Meyhoe.
The: roll «for rolled to ascertain those
pron-ant. end .112: answered.
Thur «shrill ile‘flflli} to read the proposed
appellants...” or townie: by M r. Footo
(mm the li.‘-i.fidi.liilm on written. There
ore» ill» Matthews oi the proposed whistlin-
”it“
Mr limp ”WWW.“ thorn-lid the time so
or mentioned. the reading 0! orticle ii and
tram widow! until l'.’ o‘clock today.
Mr. MH’ilom lllm‘mi to unlend l‘y make
ling MI until in n-‘a-‘lovk. Adopted, he was
Mr limo w- rawillhn extending the session
until the reading «urn» concluded,
MRS. ‘VANDER Bl LT COM l NG,
View“!!! Jitter It; R’A‘D' furl! Today on the
human.
Sir-m Yum-j, Hopi 3r. —- Mrs. William
M inndevlnli mill her children and rev
«roll «onetime, is binning the pimnuers on
the t liliihiflfl’rtll eieotnehsp Ltn'nula. which is
iillihw bore Muddy
. A Mount ml the inmily said yesterday
libzeil Mm. b'orinivriollt would go to New
gem anorimliowl) on lli‘i' orrlvul hero nnd
howl?” grammmlirrga‘ ngulnsl her lluslitilltl
in ma Mllnwyllsiw dia’cmao.
’Mr h’umlvrillt will not content the
will " and lw. tor he :nede it WSBlllli'
withdflziwrnw inimihm and mined in
meth- ”wow or you on his wife and
children n the Neutral neepernilon with
hunt «lin- madly attending u divnri-o
Mr» \\ in. nil roiumd this otter. unit
the howl." .-= lit {chilly will not make nny
£315.90! wry Thrill M M‘W'Illlilufl H
(”Thu ('9 “in ”me1 Be'l'rn).
Mr! :' mil. i ‘l‘,, Sept. 2» ml‘hurloy.
Home is l ’beroim- ileum. who her recent
Iy my end wrist p‘MW‘e ill the penitentiary
tor hailing: e now several years ago. added
turn.» we» no hit «teeth list. He out. the
"new to o «Miler-r7 cream) in town. and luv
W John Which. another negro. n-num»
emu will: him he grabbed epietui iron:
the limit oi e byemnder end «hot \‘l‘nlrh
three «tom and nmrteiiy Wounded him.
Noelle“ Moniuil. A riorrwindierl pollen
met». Mfin'flllafllmd tn arrest Hnllth. and he
rim MAM-Mull thmuuh iiw honrt.
«wipe»! in»: I'm-mono» trend.
Maw-ner. 3' Y. i-‘ept Nuimunt
Twpwylpmwi flint» la‘lltifl’fllfld wuiptor. lilliti
ml the rpm iwrpltni ni i‘nilili‘l‘ oi the
”harm
bil‘TfiD TlCKiNGS.
11“.“..3.“ ifl lrnflt'lllfl hem-ml Alllliirni
N wowed . n intrude.
.9. flflg.» gem of the hummer portion 0!
“WWW m ’x .l . are: wiprd out. by tire.
M Snowman. England. the .ioalruy
Mimi; Mullen oi HUM)“ novel-nitrite {or ii mad
9 you Millie ml» min by Ilinglm.
At 3 yWiflfl o! caulking aplnhore at
Valli litter “one. it one decided to pro.
Mg new .trllw will the old reto oi wegou
he renamed
"fine my department be. given itu final
at to the plum eubiuitted for the
IN“ “My...“ pride. our the ilelewaure
flew Melamine i’blltdllpilia with Cum
M w!" A
yellow: Hill“). the My ibyeer old
rlmipfillniiw or i harlot Harlin. en Allegheny
i any unanim‘iuri r. clipped storey 'with the
livelier ”you are minim].
roam wetter» oi Flog Hing. while
Matting M e hell given by the liope "0‘8
dummy M HUM» Ferry. 3!. Y” I.“
tum the seam don at the engine hence
AM gm lemma“! killed.
An manners tramp attacked hm
hm “mum oi hereon (Jet. end my
mil»! ”4 whim! her. The women's
mm um «be lamp to lineman,
m in tamed bin in bed end ehot and
kill-I‘d bier
“mm “with and Promo)“, 0.. ll“
begun no he new: upshot are totally
.r‘ mien: "-th it. B. lieyee tor
m... meet! by a money has.
Mutmmbrew WW
“raw .
Their Neva! ‘Ofilcors Are Ac-
cusing Each Other Now.
TWO JAPANESE DBI'BA’I‘B GLADE-D.
A Propoeitlou to Divide Chine Amongxm
rope-u Helium (lama From I “In”
Source—"Admiral Ting Sey- Thet Some of
In: omcen [ten Awey.
SHANGHAI. Sept. 2B.-—The Chinese no-
vnl oiiloere now at Port Arthur and Tim-
tall: are squabbling among themselves no
to the responeiblllty tor the terrible Chi.
nose losses in the navel bottle oi! the Ye-
lu. A court of inquiry is sitting and has
already found Ceptnin Fong of thewnr-
ehlp Tel-Yuan guilty of cowardice in tho
ioce oi the enemy.
to he beheaded, and it is believed that
other officers will lose their heads.
A telegram from the Kung Teotoi at
ort Arthur received by the commandant
at Wel-Ilni~\\'oi positively accuses the
commander oi the Cheanuen oi tolling
flight with his vessel hetero the battle at
the tint eight of the enemy’s smoke.
Admiral Ting, who remained at Port
Arthur, hos nleo telegraphed to Weill!“-
Wei milking grove charges against some
of his OIIli'GI'S. 'I‘he ndmlrul declnree that
the Ping-Yuan. the KwrtngV'I‘lng and the
Ohm Chung. together with four torpedo
boots, were up the Ynlu river when the
battle COIIHIIOIIUI'd. There they remained
until nil tho llghtng was over. They then
sneaked out and made for Port Arthur.
Two of those torpedo hunts, however. are
sold to be still missing.
The ndmlrnl adds. "The Japanese do-
volopod their plans and delivered their
main ottuok so suddenly that we discov-
ered ourselves to be surrounded and ot-
tncked on oil rides. "
The Chinese have again endeavored to
prevent the transmission of oil news to-
lating to the war. Three thousand spe-
cially selected troops are on their way
down the Yang-Tao Kinng to join the
northern army.
Chinese lucked Ammunltlnn.
Loxpox, Sept. 28.~—The Pull Moll Ga.-
latte publishes it letter from Shanghai
saying that the Chinese navy cnnuot light
lxamuso the ships have only about 12
rounds of ammunition per ship, the reg-
ular supply at ammunition having been
sold. according to the Pall Mall ijnzotte'e
correspondent, by the captains of th'e Chi-
nese warships. The correspondent adds
that one of these commanders actually
sold onoof the ship's Armstrong guns and
goes to sen one gun short.
A dispatch to The Times from Shang-
hai umilrme the Chinese report that the
anzlnose hove been repulsed ut both Anju
und Winiu,
A dispatch from Shula to The Times
says that the English papers there are
urging the dlspntch oi troops to Hong-
kong end the other trenty ports from In-
die, us letters hnvo been received report-
ing a dangerous untliuroign feeling In
those plums.
Prop-uni to Annlhllnie Cilinn.
ST. l'it'i'mem'nu, Sept. Sn—Tho Novos-
tl has published u most significant article
referring to the war between China and
.Inpnn. During the com-wool this utter:
once the newepnper snye:
"The present time ie invornhle tor Eu-
rnponn intervention in the wor. und this
intervention should nlm at odeotnniiy re-
straining the warlike order of the com-
llfltllllti. A check in their muhitlon could
best heiwmmpilshod by a pnrtltlun of (”hi-
nn between llueslu, (ll-out lirituln and
France. This Would be no not com~
purnblo with tho conquest of Amerion or
the partition of Afrh'u and would be of
immense service to olvillxnilon. in which
Chlnn has nlwuys haon Worse thnn use»
loss and unworthy.
"lfiurOpo can Ila lnngn‘r tolerate the pil-
logo of dwvllinue. tho new-snore ofmiesion-
urine and tho Vinluliun of (‘UlllIlloi‘i‘lill In-
terests. ”
Nu tittii-lui \Unr Iiepnrtore.
\l'nstiixn'ruv, Supt. 3N,~—\\‘hen Secrete-
ry Herbert's attention wns called to the
criticisms mode by nnt‘ni niiicurs of his
determmntiun not to dotnli unicorn to ob-
serve the nrioninl wnr on hunrd .lupnnoso
\vnr roam-ls, hosnhl thut tho intelligent
olllcore on buunl United Stntoa ehlpu and
the mlinirui commanding had been re-
qunetml to he diligent in collecting iii-
iormntlon. No uiilcom had npplled to he
demilvd Inr ouch service, and It would be
u grove mutter to order on oilloor into n
battle in which his x-ounzrv WM not con
earned for tho put-poem oi mwuring infor-
mation which might be obtninod by other
months.
Aged Ilelreue Adopt: e Cluhmnn.
Cilii'Mm, Supt. till—~Allon F. (7. Wilde
oi ihollrm of Junior II. \l'illlei,.'n,. Well
known morohuutuot thiuelty. hm been
adopted by the widow of tho into Profane
or iinrrlson oi CHIC-nun. Mrs. Garrison he»
turn her marriage wee luuly Mnry liorry
of England. holromi to oxlmmivo astute»
them. Mr. Willie, who in till your-u old and
o prominent moiety and club mun. mot
Lolly Hurry nevornl youn- ngo. nnd who.
tithing h grout iutmy to him. hon decided
to moire him her heir,
M. tlorrion‘e Policy.
Ammonium Hopi. tau—mil. C. it. tier.
don. the new Fi‘hlll‘il ngoni, nrrivod here
why. lie was wolrmliell on holmii of tho
lthodivo it irnnnplroe tlnit M. ilonion
will not follow the pililuy oi bin predecea-
eorn in ohniruotlug the policy of llmut
llrltoin in Egypt.
A Morioiouy (Yon-rm.
iermm, l-‘npt. lieu-Tho i‘ivio inlet-e:
tion of thin city decided to hold in Chico.
goh’ov. ill nnd it n congress oi inilor
lolitlorr. ihinkun. nmnuim'turm. repro-
sentnlivo mnpioyooe nnd etiidonie on the
noolelqiwatlone no related in the labor
fluid.
The Ell-civic Juggernaut.
lirmuvmn, Hopi. enullenry Nydr, an
employee at the limit department. was
atruelt by on electric etmet rm and mr-
rled under the gum-do oi the mt. Ilntli n!
his legs were clothed. and he will pruiur
lily die.
l’eie College Opt-m.
New liner, Hupt. on who.» "poem
ite one hundred and ninety tourth your.
The ettondonoo shown the "err-go yearly
lumen. oi about lill per cent 'l'he roll
will moteln over 2,500 homes.
111» “Olen-m i'meln Iii.
Ilene, Sept. till.»-—(}nrdinel von Hellen-
lobe. ornhprieei oi the Liberian basilica,
who in an uncle a! thetlermen emperor.
it seriously ill.
”our
National Who Gwcinetmflll.
4: New York. ll. Cleveland, to: “he:
dolphin. 4. Boom, s; Pituitary i.
He was condemned -.
~2... ;
Ila Will Not Fight rite-tinnitus.
O'Donnell wm. ""‘fl"““
. Latvia'rox. lite... Sept. lid-incite
Jemee J. Corbett, who .Ilpmnd.‘
‘;Gentlemnu Jack.” was told
Immono had published axle “ ‘ .
lenge to tight him.‘ HQMOW
aloud to stove O’Donnell, eufl’whfliw
(lune, totho place wherethetnlddl . t
pledged himself not to attempt a knee ~_
”I *
on.
. .
‘ out he roared with leughter.
“Well, Steve, what do you think fl ‘
thrill" said Corbett. while O'Donnell
untied. ‘ ’
. After he had ilnlehed reading the chi. .
lenge Corbett said:
“Of course I expected Fitz woulddo ,
something at this sort, but he in too uni?
hltioue. I will attend to him, however.
when the proper time cornea and will on-
ewer his letter in n few days. I don't pro-
MIL COIIIIETT. ACTOR.
pose to fight him, ” continued the chunk
plon, "until ho has defeated some one
worth mentioning. Whnt's the use at
my fighting in middleweight when there
are plenty of men who can do him onsl-
ly? lie wants to skip overall the other
heavyweights nnd tackle me. "
“I'ii fight him and take him any way
he likes," sold Sieve O'Donnell. “I’ll
make the some propoeltlon to epnr him
in New York city that he makes to Cor-
bett. and then it I don't prove that he is
out of his nines it will be time for him to
talk about meeting .llm."
New Onumxs, Sept. 25. -—-Middlewaight
Champion Fltzsllnmons has sent this lat-
ter to Corbett:
“Mr. James J. Corbett. Champion of the
World:
"DEA". Sn: -— At every Opportunity
when my home has been used in connec-
tion with n bottle with you for the world’s
championship you have endeavored to be-
little my claim for a light on the grounds,
no you put. it, that I am not in your close
or that you have not seen the color of my
money.
“I om very well aware of thVIect that.
although i hnvo earned more money than
you at lighting since I have become mid-
dleweight champion. you can buy and sell
me tlnnnclnlly no doubt. your faculty ior
saving being lwtier thnn mine. Therefore I
hope that o $10.00!.) side but will not storm
as n barrier ngninst securing a match
with you. The nmonnt of money that I
shall put up hue decided mnny a chum-
piunshlp contest in the post. and I hope
you will not refuse.
"Win-n you sign for n $25,000 puree.
such as is nilvroil by the Olympic club at
the present time. you will ilnd my mum
attnuhod without risking for u losor'e end
In order to Show my sincerity to the pub-
lil’ (it inrgo i will mnke you two pmposi-
lions:
‘ First—'l‘lmt weonguuo the largest hall
in New York city nndzlvi- u boxing nx~
hibitinn. {our n under. scientific points
only. iur the hermit! of the poor at New
York city. I will give nny pledge that
you “my deninnd that I will not Attempt
to knork you out. in ruse competent
judges decide thnt I llill not in your close.
so for Its ~l4ill uml ficIt'IlL'tt am concerned, I
will nowr nsk for n mulch with you
ngnin.
“St-comiwl leek to be allowed to formal-
ly challengi- you to giro me o choline to
moot you ill u ilnirh to double the world's
ohmnplmrdnp nwordinu to Marquis of
Qiloonshmy rub-.4 in order to ngain show
my elnn-rliy l hereby deposit the sum of
$10,”th M n Bide lli'l. with the privilege
of increasing it inter on, it my ilnnncinl
condition will nllow
"l mom respectfully call your attention
to the loot tlmi I here already Iigned ar-
tioioa to rum-t you boiore the Olympic club
ior u $25,0ll0 puree. winner to take oil,
and I trust you will see your way clear to
dollkuwlsn. Respectfully youre.
' ilnm-zin r‘irzeiuuone.
" Middleweight Champion of America."
Robert J Ileientn Joe I'uteiten.
iIAl‘i-in’tlit’i‘, in. Sept. :til.--Robort .i II
still king of poet-rm lloiore lll,il0ilpoople
on the Ilovonport mile IPIM'k ho eerily du~
tented .loo l’ntehon in two utrnlght heutl,
Mill thrill nItur .lno hull withdrawn by
agreement pnood n mile with it running
Innio in new. The hunt quarter of the
third hout won in ;5.“.l ‘,.
Fore-t Fire. Mill Nursing.
51'. MM. l-inpt. 2H. ..... More oorlnuii tor-
eetilrou are reported irom L‘ruw Wing
county. and Nivurul intulitlne nro (outed.
A dispuivh from llrnlnenl any.» is large
port of thot. county hue horn lnld motto
by the time, which ore roping with torrlv
illoiury,
1h“ Cyclone WM Tome.
Uiiaumerox. Hurt. flew—Jilin specials
from vnrionn points in the middle and
count region recording the What indie 0"
clone report mmhlomhio rinllmtrn to corn
and cotton, very serious damage to rice.
but no lone of lilo.
Indy t‘lerhe to the [tents of l'mflimd.
Lemmy, Fem. Lin-drills clerks oi the
llnnk oi England are hoidingnoury mm
intro of protest against the resent admir-
elnn Into the norvioe oi the hunk of two
hatches oi ledy clerks.
Nell Men's Field "by.
Hl‘ltiil'ill’iiiifl. Mesa, Hopt. 2K-The en.
nuul parade and field day oi the improved
Order of lied Men o! Mmmc‘htlmtl and
Connecticut was iwld in this city.
A lieniloelreri tinnyuntlmn.
Wil.l.il\Mfil'ltitT. l'n . Sept. Slit—«The Ito
publicist) conforms oi the Hlxteenth can»
groeelonhl dietrivt adjourned utter boring
token 350 ballot! without rennin
Norwegien illght- Were urn.
Bmcrnmerfiept. 2“. -~»'i‘ho latent count.
ingot «m in the Norwegian election!
thorn that the ielt has been victorious»
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