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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 18, 1901 · page 2

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the navy. 'l‘ho. only
the Union not 36%ka Will“: in“
Itli‘o' roar oomhlli‘liimnore.

e that unit on Willi be occupied
Ithev , éaginrt“ in

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neutrinos or the lien

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' to decide the supremacy.

1 Bhipp delivered it terrible swing on
' it Was a minute or two before the do

. witnessed in South No walk: I
- . Al Johnson ohaiibug‘

more
hi“ I

me o“: the evening who who
i Now gown! who who loudv

Gallagher had the longest reach
and it? b‘hé‘d his men in good style. The
Kid all so got it some good work out he
ironic not r oh his opponent; in it

limelight

or worn, neoeeultntlog the referee to
:1) almost continually between the
tents. The Troy man was a ireeih

‘ " tooup‘erlor or
fought ngainet despair and did bro-rely
hut was very Wonk. In the fourth and
{lined Gallagher fought like a. demon
t‘ha‘d his nion going "rapidly. The,
Kl renewed a punch under the eye
thyt‘steggered him. Gallagher deliver
its}? a blow {thyt opinedj hie igloo. ring.
a young e ow p y go up, no
tried to hrocee‘d. lie “ lo, week third
his seconds interpoutd mid «topped
the hoot. F‘olltmlng this so Robert
iiihha. better known on G at. Rollie
‘wue injtroduc by Announce ,IJo
Conroy and éhalien‘ge‘r Gallo’gher to
moot him Gallagher‘s trainers Were
Dan O’Connell and Fred Button. Mer-
tin Burgln, John Maonmue and Barney
O‘Hara looked out for Q‘ulgley.
Next on the slate won eohoduled to
he a 10 round go between Frank liry
out of New York. and Jesse Shirl). or
ottoman Thlee sharp deolalvr
rounds were all that were necessary
The, men
were down for 126 pounds. but shlpp
limited to be considerably in excess ol
this weight. The first round started
oil at express train speed. It looked
at: though each wantéd to ”knock out
his ollhonent in the ‘ilret. Frequent
cnlle of foul were heard from the mon
in Bryant's corner nod it won nocee‘
snry for the announcer to use Ipositlv:
language with them. Alter this they
remained more quiet The audience
nine become demon‘etmthe and it was
threatened to stop the light. The sec-
ond round started all even more With]
than the loitinl round. It was a run
ging match pure and simple. wit
Ship}; in the lend llrya‘nt went down
but got“ up before the limit had neon
Counted. He was weak, but sumo. The
bell was 0. mile! to him. The poll
sounded for the beginning of the fourth
nod both men wore on deck. Blows
rained thick and-heavy. when‘uurldeniy

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

the jaw that floored Bryant like n log

tented m’vi‘n could be revived It‘ was
one or the clennoet knookouta over

Shipp or‘ any
WW? 1‘20 nonhuman to Meet him in
South Norwa‘lh or ,in Bridgeport on the
evening oi Decoration Day. Shep‘p was
trained for hin go with Bryant lit the“1
Keystone Club in New York city by
Kid Burt and Sam ‘Bt‘ewort. Bryant's
trolnht was George St aurora. I

After it short wait the principal bout
of the evening. the go bdtWoen the old
time enemies. John "Dutch“ Moinahan

 

hth‘i‘h Monitll “a corner where
Joe Mulviillli Con Scull‘e‘y. of Ditn’hhry‘p
nu Jim Ghlotto. fihep who looked on
. 0 (among .1on oioott Bloch
.St all
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th“iriterforenod of t 1th I
fourteenth. who one oontinuo‘us rum o‘l
than with the oredit aelng bank.-
a eon the men.

or tame, but wormed up in ill low inll‘iI , II
‘ htee

inn 3an Gallagher dtrewhlood in the. it
it , it 1 remainder of

‘ ' pro oriented ii. and ‘
, alight; in the second round the clinch-

i‘ho lighting in this rohnd won some
- whit antes iii phrlso ii

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and lo Wlkhr (lam a Show it you
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Round fiwnutcllvllltlld finlthe low
The pace is beginning us ll on both
it

éh‘owe unmistak-
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this room
Monahnnnhbeh hi . lino eufivinioutl‘y
over the eye and caused a slight saith

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iron) each man
Shop on she’ll ulb M...“ by j’niihilig 6
demo left: to D‘l‘ltdh‘

d slugging

parehtl‘y hint do are ,’
Round 7.” 6th fought n
B 5 uhlln 1 through;
‘ehd appeared

characterizes thl

Shop sunrise refined,

to have his men grungy 'i‘h't- excite
‘moht on the floor won intense Shep

nod thin round hands down. ,I .
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me How a a Very {on} wood and the
more to body iiéqudh ly.

Round 9—«Shop scored to Dutoh’e‘
wind and the latter l‘o‘tnilluted with a
job to the jaw. Shep delivered to the
other Winona chin. 1

Round tomhionahun displayed to
nlnrkahlo ducking qulilitles in this

a par.

Round ll-—As the limit becomes in
View, bothviight hemoiyv but neithei
is able to deliver it 'hnule.’ I.

Round ILL—~Ilotll'lfi’ilfiflhg hard. one»
was the aggressor npd delivered eov‘
orni toiling blows. Mollahnn deemed
to be tinned and the .round was eiteily
Wiilkor‘ s

Bound thwalugg‘lhg in this round
was terrific. Shop earn-ed Dutch‘ 5 wind
and Monnhun iotur‘hed n aovero puncn
to the neck. The excitement was Very
intense in the house. Both were hndly
used up. but were game.

Round ideoth niell‘ o‘i‘terolhe all the
slugging powers they pontoon and Chief
lelmor interposed nnd cautioiiéd mom
that it would have to stop or the prin‘
oipnls must cease lighting. 'l‘h‘o chlot'r
warning had little silent and the round
ended in a: genuine mugging villain
"shop and Monahan Wore fatigued. but
anxious to so the 11‘ it At the iinti
ing of the hell for. h‘h ending th
round the chief ordered the its a of)
p‘ed, much to tho dlqnppolntmont or
movezyhody Roiorre Marty theatre was.
forced to call it drew.
Mao Alien choilhnged Monnhen to
tight for a hide. hot .9: $100 to $500 at
145 pounds. Do the evening Joe
WpicOtt‘ was intro hell by Announcer
Conroy and arrive ed to light a ny 14‘2
32:5? man in the world. Hill banker
ndy to furnish hy amount of infill

oy desired. The between Q'uisioy
and Gnllnghor was for n nurse of .50
tile win or to tulle nil. Bryant and
shim) to light for a nurse of Iiiid,‘ all to
no to the winner. ”ind Monahun- Walk-
or go who for fifty pennant. oi the
house reoelhte. se‘vontydive per cent.
30 to the winner, mid twé‘nty- live
per cent, to the loam. As the light woe
culled u’ draw" both will not the Millie
amount of money. '

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

it people only h
“about Kodoi Dyson on ,
he used In nearly every house
there are few neopl‘e‘ ho ii "in
tor from it ionhn I; in
ohlidit’wlldloliiilg,‘ il
ooh or watermelon
tion or arththtlo.. rob
its Kodol hyphens Show
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for oil thalamus in mono-e dict I-Shop. Pr
hell sprouted With hon rs even. Both

round. Hur‘d‘ fighting. with honors on *

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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I, Willinm Pollock. romeo. by?”

, thdt he him he
a. _, in tall for his age and or tllilht
an

‘ their? was made and he toreh the Ciayv
tr , hi oh lib; been
“ git! heel: New-

tia’tio‘ot‘i to tithe latter eii‘
int, thoilgh slowly“. rd
in reoonhnegotlhtiomi ‘ ,

he eithlh‘ilin‘g Ia. genuine to have
the matter settled. and. thou’g perhaps
at the amuse or ii evince in other
ports or the globe, ht Britain will '
endtav‘or to thee; her, her
The result of the ohh‘l’hl‘énces between
in. Bend. pl’euiiea‘ot Newfoundlnnd.

t: though notep-
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with re out to China. which With
the except on of the foregoing is the
only foreign matter engaging the gov-
ornmenl r. attention, it is still hoped in
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term the chief

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Gernmu eohliers‘ gunning n German

bridge across the

her crew wounll

Times dilate , ‘
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mono and employers!!!
discuss the details of the organlllatians.
The mové‘h‘ient had its , inception
through the kéonness of A‘ '

merolnl competition. ;

prevent at the m'eetl 3‘

here of the House of ,

Bill ConservatiVe. and Hll‘sll‘é a

Smith Libernl Unlo
tlvea oi miners, hell
builders. lithographic an 0
ions. and several lar‘e .
and mom oil/hero. ,.
well-kn0ug1letude%t of,
a lid loud or. oft 0’ org'a
Ihou‘hced that fort hyfiorgonlz
ice had notifle‘dhl’ theatre
to join. ,, It won nugget the hill)!
he. inedelnternatlonal, n all.

can co- (initiation in invited; but it who
decided that til‘il' ,

 
 

looturea‘ of the idea.
A ylgorous can: high in the“ United

Kin dam will be“

mas hrs and tried 1' a team. tio‘h out,

of which interests n"! all tinder! vii e.

turthorod and _ tie

servo the prod it .26

dunno Width av eon floated

‘i‘ou are much it‘l‘ re name to
when our liver (l bowels do
proper r.y I'D'ertt’ii Little many Itia‘
era remove the notion of diseah‘e. G. q.
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It alwaya has appealed to woineu as; being dosirabio for out
door Suiill‘iloi‘ willow—«and always will 'lhnt is why We have
the largest of Linen stocks in the greatest variations of style
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Cyo‘lo Crash "lwllled Linen
Mixed Crash Plain Linen ‘
Belfast Crust; Unfinishéd Linen:
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Striped Linen

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ll once your lol ilicm‘ in the task of getting rid of them is
horculoau—“nny, well nigh impossible But to equip your lloinc
with bilanlty s Adljustahle‘ Stirling Window Screens 15 the 038-.
test thing in the world (and not at all expensive), and never a .
H or mosquito gets past these screens in the first place. They
are sihlpl‘i‘ofiy and effectiveness embodied; fit any width win—
dow outside or "hide at top. 01 bottom, are even less trou-

l’.‘;.‘“‘".‘..’:.‘.‘v‘v’ 40c to 6t“ reach
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