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GOMEZ ON CUBAS FUTURE

AGAIN VIIOK9 THAT TUB RKVOIVKllUliIlt COXTHOl

Ills Ton More Mild However Than WhenWrote the letter That Hlarted Illicni-

alonUnbsn flellev II It Aiming atrreildeuc Arcaied of InroniliUncr-

arttltl CaM ItllpiH It Till BUM

IlAVAXi Aug MOun Mailmo Corn

lia written again to the newspapertho letter hn liu d a tow days ago In

maintained that the revolutionists should hAVsole control of the political future of Cuba

He now that tho Boiiaratbt party nlwaydefended onn principle namely Independencebelieving that tho country wee capable of soilgovernment Other parties hare beento combat thl Just aspiration Tlionow at stako I ono of mote importance thanmcro ofllw Bomothlng clear and honorablimust finergo from the work now In handsomething In harmony with the revolutionHe auks If this work should ba entrustedUIOBO who opposed tho revolution or to thewho upheld It whether on the laid ot battlior In tho town The revolution the old lenera dcclarcH should crown Its own handiworkla the coming ooiwtltuUonal conventionthe revolution will be Incomplete In con

elusion Oen Gomez says he elves hi adviceloyal friendlen Gomezs prevlow letter created n grra-

seuoatlon A majority of the Cubans leaned tothe be aiming at tho Prosldencjby to prevent tho election of any butmilitary men HU views did not with

much opnn sympathy 7a vcothe letter flrst appeared published an editorialadvocating an exactly opposite course of actionThe Inconstancy of Don Gomez 1 pointedoutln that a lorgeportlon of the Nationalwhich ha always supported him U not revo-

lutionary He 1 of tolng In Icmnio

with the of the inter-

view he had with Mr Robert Porter lYeMden-

tMoKiLlera representative beforo the entryof the Americans Into Havana Thorn who

make accusation do not explain whr Oen

Gomel should council the pvoplo lo adopt aline of action erncUy opposite to that advocated-

by Governor General WoodThe main difference In tho two letters li tho

mlldnoM of tone of the second compared withthe violence of tho first which It I said was

provoked by the sticco of theparty

VTATKlunRO ASSESSVKST

The City of Hew York Proteiti Acatnit Pay-

ing Tasei la YorktowaWnrr IlAtNg y r Aug a The city of

New through Lawyer Henry T Dykumnof as representative of the Waterabed Comml loncr today protestsagainst tho assessment of the

property In the town of Yorktown com-

prising the now Cornell darn olio ogalntthe assessment of 190000 on city property Infltvenburg Mr Uykman demand that both

bo stricken from the Iwclaims the city from taxation

property was purchased byuwue of city

After Blrika of the Italian at Cornellwax bill tho mlllua

and sheriff amounting to for0 county

ntfisors the watershedJam to the lull Mrthat unless the

compel cancellationtown granted tho de-

mand of to n an-

sesimeat In that township but the as-

sessors ate the matter

fATKIlSOH nROWXKD-

n lied Jia d Iota the TT t r to fltv TwoChildren C ofht IB a Deep hole

PlTKHAOX N J Au JX Philip Ipp A

barber of 1ST JUver bat his life todayIn trying to BaTe from drowningBaron Prww osed It and TUU PTPM need 4

who live their parents In tho houseby Ipp street were playing onriver hank TUllo fell the water and Sarahprang uur The screamed

taken out theattention won at

ran Inaftor the little one although be could not swimHe waded out cniuht themwhop Mod li Irww

IS little ran hia KlrtAnce The boy are i wlm

disappearingia first Press were none

the for their

DnOTTNSD IV A DAT1ITVR

Mrs Tbeedor SherUeld of This City LoseHer We Whit VlilUng a Priced la Norwalk

NOOTTAUC Coon Aug Mrs FannieLeonard Bheffleld wife of Theodora Sheffieldof Now York city and a daughter of Mr andMrs Fronds Leonard of Union Park Norwalkwas drowned In a bathtub this morning at thesummer homo of Mr Thomas Stanley Venderhoef a New York broker where she was visiUng-Mrf Sheffield hiM been la poor A littleover a week ago she came to Norwalk toMiss one M girlhoods

Mrs Hheflleld arose this morning In

fainting spelltome time ago but had thatmarried only A year and a half

BKlT ef OM Two ItUad Kmpleytvs LeesFr m a B ovT t cud IdsaUOd

The mans body found Inthe bay near EllisIsland last Sunday was IdtntlHed at the llorguelast night u that of Nelson Ellefsen of H-

Ooean N J He wason Ellis Island and a part

was to out In a rowboat every night andlights on stAkes near He and

wascompanion haa not

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RATED A Bnoirvrvo norKraan4 to DlTFrom niiDoat AfUrToang

lloCarthj-Jame McCarthy 8 year old while playing

tagon the pier at tha foot of FetStreet fen low the East River laxt night trying-to dodge boy who wa It lie wa sinkingwhen Jam Hran FAst End avenuewho wa about one hundred feet away a

his awlatance Rran dived afterand oatchlng htm got

taken home to

CIIILn lULLED Or TBOLLEY CAR

Aw rr ther Trl totBl lb CondDftor

Agne Sexton I years while playing Infront of her home at and West

ktrcvt Caner Island yesterdayafternoon wa run over kjllod br a

tty feettopi r l

ctor but w re

foifrloiurf Mall Aolnit a IlslldrrNine suits were b cun yesterday

Hugo F Iloefl bulM r of IM St Nlholai-KJlHTi br German Savings Dank to for

ttjjooo madeinU Avenu t tw enJt8th andiSOUistreetdi

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UOSTON Aug 21 Inrecponwi to a will

In Juno by Hookerof tho TtHkcgeo Institute tho first conventionof the now formed National Negro Uuilno-

Mens Ixwguo opened this morning In ParkcMemorial flail Homo 118 delogntos fromou parts of the country wrre proseot whenmeeUng wu called to order shortly afteroclock A total of 300 or 400 delegates ls ox-

pootod when full number arrivesrepresent the business InUresU of tin li

HUto the Union IWfllde-

Dr Samuel Ubc called the meeting to order

form an

how the abilities and ac-

ini nts along lines J Jth eddie of Mr

Hmlth ar d the of tho negrorace to that of Jow Y J

Tao A ll t of officer with Ilooker T WashInuton MIngton spo

afternoon icvlon the andtheir subjects were Dr IAla K Kll rt Wilmington

hubert llarrw HcHton Work In Hairfollowed br n cu tloiiIloiton followed by n

Uie Hpoim-

rAVltlTOIlWa PIER nKCKlVKR

A Snrprlie for Atlantic CityPoormeat

Aiwxnc CITY NJAUK 23Tlws applica-

tion at Trenton today for the appointmentof a receiver for the Auditorium Pier camo an-

a urprli o to roaldcnti and visitor VictorKlruy who represents Alfred K Aaron loveoof thu pier who U now In Now York onarea not give fiTly Information In regardto the application said flint It wculdInterfere with the performance of thecelia Awkln Company which ha leva imnIne fur eight h thoatro The cool

may olie In the ali tiof Trca urir HolY II Ttiiun I acting awlntant-trca He that tho for a rorrlvrr Indlcatod t him that the

City had j pyor runeThe fl r Company from a stat

mont money rom the noropening until tug was decided

of all to bill tho company-to ro into u rccelvcrV

The pier hoi In exUtenc about twoat foot of

Properly speaking It U not athe auditorium

building whichoniM aboutfrom the were op

IU erection bouainn It thebathing ground Thn building of tire pierU for thn of the nitUinrltlM to hare the provision of Parkact which converts a public

Into effect

IXQVEST ov KRSSICO ITIICCK

An Extra Light Was Placed on be filgoal andIt Wa st Dar

Wmm PLAIXI X V Aug 23 CoronerlUrch began Inveotlgatlon at the town Inthis village this afternoon to fix thefor the railroad wreck at Kensloo on Tuesdayright In which three men lost their lives Thirtywltncwes aro to bo examined Charles C

Initldlng attorney for the New York Centralwas presunt Conductor Jones whowas In charge of the ran Into thefreight standing at the Kontlco elationsaid saw no ulgnal at Kenilco Hewon riding on the enirlne end when roundingUio curve coming IntoKenlco station hothe engineer say Tharo they are

reverse and almostImmediately he found himself on a bunk twenty

from trains Carrie together-M D Coe heard of

Jlo a trainman on top ofof the station and

ahead Robert A Kos a resident of Ken

with another man no ran UHwith a rod lUht to dog the Lake

Tli r wiw no light churched to theslgiul on thus Keruloo Mirv An extra light

onThe Inquest will bo continued

rnospnoRva Jv FOCKET

A Hnboken fey Didnt Know WasIlnrnlng Him Other Guru

Tille Kenjamln Young II years old livingat 1204 Willow avenue IToboken was playing-In a vacant lot near his home yesterday hefound a small piece of a soft substance of alight color Relieving It to be of value Youngput It In his pocket He started for Ms homeshortly afterward when ha felt a burningsensaUon In side The burning Increasedand ioung being unaware of eau e of thepain to run alone tho street

Terror went to his assistanceoff

him to avenue station was

At

having found of soft substancein It was learned had

burning H 1 believed that substance-was and that Itfrom lilt Injuries were dressed

City Physician MIlls was taken tohis

QVARREL XXDS IN STADBlXa

Qrttnpotnt llsn Seriously TTonndjU Still

Andrew Wagner IS years 100 Freemenstreet Oreenpolnt and Drapato wholives at 118 Wythe avenue worked side by sidela the Amerloan Manufacturing Companys

At Noble and West streets They gotdispute last evening and after being sep-

arated by a foremanWagner was sot at work Inanother port of the floor lo a coil ofrope toward and the grazed

Drapato a andjabbed the point a blade twice Into the

believed a that he had been mortallywounded Attempted to but

detained Uie arrival orpoliceman when he wa taken to Ureen

avenue station and on the charge-of felonious Wagner was taken to-t Catherines Hospital

XO CASK AGAINST XRS IIERIUCK

The Coroners Jury Find Tost II r tilbndDUd of IIart DUt

CHICAGO Aug U Mrs Derrick whobat boon suspected of having tho deathof bar husband B P who

on Aug 0 was Acquitted by thejury late last night Tho jury found

that Ilerrlck had of heartThe was A great dealtoMlmony tending to show that

counter teotlmony thatthe dead man had for years addicted tothe uw of strychnine and other poUon

especiallyby on

Including Mrs Herrlcks former

Ilerrlck

Dr Webber Wins the Dew r Trophy forTins at later Stale

Aur 2Dr ABrooklyn tddrd ftcrh laurrli to Ms honors at InttiBut lark ly wlnoluc the D WII trophytot third ucceitlTC time Dr Webber reallykilled itralrht score

UteeothN 4 like a rocket Uoeior

him wllh the ol and nudefeathers By with hit the tilreon over

f w lr runnerupthe race The

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organization which will be mutualau rare and

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wee electedtie the organize

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second but rotth bouldany fussedbornas t w Thonras won handicap sweep

race with a chest 5C3T5

fleerQueensyand a Dr Ashley Webber

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PITZ AND SIIARKKY READY

comfimisfAM ncKKit nv TALKNTTWIN rownrs HATTtJt-

Bailor lit Improved III Condition Hlnc II

lift Itnhlln and llllVf II Ceo MadUnockOit lllawlsnky Superiorllln literal and li 1 Favorite

Robert FltMlinnions who ls attempting ti

fight way to Iho heavyweight champion-

ship ngaln will moot muscularBhnrkey In tIre ring of

lab at Conoy Iilind In a 6round glovecontest tonight Thooe who believefiguring out the winner of a tight uponperformance are convinced that Fltz lm

barring accident should win andthat flharkoy beaten decisively

by lluhlln lo fifteen rounds should prove ID

tenor to the CornUhmsn because of the

leis of the Akron giant InSquare Garden two weeks

ago tonUtht It 1s also recalled that whenFltzslmmon tackled Bbarkey In San Fran-

Cisco several years ago the Sailor was a corn

paratlvcly easy mark In eight rounds although-

by a touch disputed decision on the partItofereo Wyatt Earp FlUslmmons d-

pnved of a wellearned victory But thereore reasons why In this botUe Sharkeya chancesshould not b held too chooply Tlie Sailorput up his boat tight ggalnst Champion JamwJ Jeffries last fall Hhorkey stayed twenty

flvo rounds with the man who topped Flitslmmon In eleven and though the mo

Jority of sporting the ruling

of lleferee George Slier winch Jetfries tho winner there wassatisfaction on the part of those who backedSharkoy and thought he was endUed to a drawat In that flght fiharkey receivedpretty revere gruelling from which It tookhim a long time to recover Ha did not appealpublicly In the ring again until ho faced HuhHa whose career M a pugilist up to that tinelied boon sornewhnt dubloun especially In vlonof a quick knockout received at tho handsBhsrkey A year preiou

Those who hind followed tho Sailor In hlimore recent encounter were convinced from

showing with lluhlln that hn was not atbest It was maintained by ImmediateHipportcrs that he had not trained properlyfor that zulu mid that because of overworkhe was slightly stale lie that as it may Bharkvyproved oaslrst kind of a mark for lluhllnwho outpolulod him and boat him from gong tcgong and finally In the fifteenth round knockedtIre Sailor Into a state of helplessness whichwarranted Intervention on the part of tire refereeBhiirkeys defeat so decisive that for thetune being ho appeared to be out of the pugilis-

tic running but Mnce that time tire Bailor Irasgradually been preparing hllnKflf with tho Idea

of gutting back Into the front defeatingFltzslmmons Bhnrkey dili-

gently for the past four weeks at Bhcopsheadflay mentor Tom OKourke has

tire work und special earn thatthe Sailor did nut staleagain hu tltervtore strengthened

In of physical stunlna and he istoduy as rugged a was when he madehU grand tight He thinks thathe lot the that he has Improvedgreatly In cleverness and ring tactic sinceUnw met Fltslmmons In Frlioo and If heIIUH im even break In luck he feels ounfliluntthat he can land a punch on tire Cornlshmonthat will win the money or him

It ciiunot be Bhurkny been under-a strain In hi preparation for he lied plentyof hastwo weeks to recover from hard fight withKtihlln and also back Into condition-for Fltzolinroons howeverthat he better than over arid

stAtPnipnt I becausedo not Uilnk stood a chance of

Um tIght would go on with It flue

with and If beaten by thatwould be for present out of th question

In Some My that left hand Uit wa when he Huhlln out a hook

as It was on that occasion-s ax physical strength and are con

Judging from work-n training ruining t ten notone back at all If hand Rio rightore hi supporter believe hemcral the various

that l to employ and al o

In point of science there appears to fibetwp ri the

Bailor The oraNhman iras demonstratedtime and time that he I onewt pnctll t In ring today Hi battlewith showed not oJy

nd him with hi ne tsotl N-

Bhsjkey thInks that Flt lmmon flght himho did will bn a chance

with a knockout for tire Sailor arguetlmt lie win take more than

with thelonger and result

There U no doubt that 1 a more

uch strength and speed that It wa naturally

con a against Fitwlmmon iliaCwith hi against Jeffrie the con-

tent will much more interesting than thatbetween

was no befuddled by Kuhlln thatho wa unAble to follow out In

Just as was tho COMwhen knocked him down

n the round with A In the stomach

If can

ltr ha never Fhown remarkableIn getting

at all From the Cnt Ume Uial hnthe ring country Files habit

ia a man and beatdown a quickly a possible lie

Jmo t upon and hishitting can take and

nnnot while not no-

Igftlnst could not to UM-ilg man txxsauw the wo too shifty ou

feet and too quick with hUlii runt tire advaiuun with u rruiurk-ibly fat left hand which hud poser enoughn it to not thuko the but

him down when he hnd lo t much of vitality

but he does not use It In thu same manner1U seldom adopts a foru an opponent cornea In but he hooks that

blind or It for the or body wllli nthat has been widely talked about

In tlio world In changing tho courseif blows mar a

the hotlY and vet It so that It will landupon the In he twinkling nf an He

not to a from behindbuck like tome heavyweights but con

ise a MXlnoh Jolt ns ranch effect beof accuracy with which It Is landed

rel h about ITO poundat 3

o and White

tipping themen at

will be the referee

nowadaysand their

and the two pugilist willst until It Is time to enter thet condition there U no

at exactly noonyesterday motramme hi exerolM toH t U1413Uof ton mllofl and punch

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S h rn IttriTe tho opinion O R d Udtr Stair

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barker De does Ruhlln dependssib r upon thto advice of

lor ra

hi nmnwrer Torn Ollnurko hJutcIY

plru tlollt lattersecond h

t to ho then Ullt hnwmon will fIght IIhnrkl 1 It moro

III that h is II eonI nt ruMor Ind B ruullh hard ltter whoII tA to omen to IIn 16In the or Lt no doubtthR force the tIght verybfol n n thlA manner

wit Fits with II rClult Ihat theWIII to mIx It In roundpunch for until Willup

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opponent 10lrerguard nn the filthter ul takeot It so that he III

sure to land Thoee IIhouldnot bo 0 orion ed In ttl4 principal

t fIR The whole beUP In a nmoo that FttzalmmOIlJ II a

Quick whll abulle noto n

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In welllhl and Will

boa1clark

T for az OOO puree which It IIcaM thot mn 11 cut Into eqUal a customthat seem to bo popular among the big

atP tothe thII

Of a plight cold In the head is bet rtr m Iblln ho bn tor A IIIn hit hOw tbAt

d nIPfllabor irregular liea pn II tact Uua

Jill athe b Bebetter part o afternoon and III

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the evening took walk At 0 ococ-kh The Cornlhmnn h retinueof HKjood will not leave r IJfach

oclock t nlKht loday

1 trying to b andU b on learning to w th

Jab Kelly and Mattjhim nfew

exiwot to bring them Into good uw

finish work of hue utwbowing punching tIre bag kipping tireand I

for at least montiiagoing on the road with a show

monthKnoh Incoming train brings quota o

are filled with strangers and tire topic of con

of the Futurity There l no lu

KM some of the wagerslance John A Doonnr of tho Departmentof Building Li tho strongesthiss In thl city Doonerthe following bold on tire extar Five hundredto flUM with Chnrlln Hnnklnson 1400 towith Martin J Ho has u placedlno to with a friendthe sailor will b victorious I-nfirm rounds Thorn wore a of sports-at John Bulllvanu cafo

simmons to win 1 holding tho mooney

put up for the following bets Pot Xlogers-

MennlptM of Chlcajfo Hrooklyu Jimmyia wagered to ono

A lnm and VM to isoo with Mulligan oftm Htwlmmi tn Jim

nbnut 30 the outcome

not bets to speak of lie Intendto wait until tonight ho places bUroll Tom the seaman

In tire j arty aro Dan Murphy lienIatcy Jack Johnnyrtinop Jimmy Colrtlle Pat Norrisand Jwwo llrnun Jim l andHuh Iary am here from Providence Moro

from arrived Theywere 11111 llradburn Dink

Prank Johnson Dick higginslAniy Ed Ilrooks

Jim Harris llalllrnoro will lwbr Al llerford PMI t ln JOt Oano Maurice

Erne Ofbhordt George andDave Sinner Hcrfurd moot of hit4wn nii nM money will ro on tire Cornlshman

lion Um late Col Pat Duffy Isin tire city from Now Orlonns Duffy over

DulTy won about 14000 when Hob knocked outload rU who

from Haratoga thin mourning to thestruggle art Joo Vendlg Max hirsch George

ha aplacing on

KltzHlmmonii Milton Koblee of the

ilouo even that tire battle lat ten round

TRITK lOUT AT OVSTEK DAY

Managers made Guy Itootevclt cad tiring Off

Hot ContestOTSTBR BAT Aug 23 Great Indignation Is

exprftwed hero at the homo of Oov Itooaeveltover the tight which was pullsl off lost nightbetween Dan Murray of Glue Cove and JimKellly of this place The utmost secrecy wamaintained In that news of the tIghtshould not roach the oars of Goy Hoosovelt oro tire authoriUfH The battle took placo at

t Hall In this heart of tho at Itoclock at night The ooul be plainlyheard on streets which wereiinoplo In the throo hundro I people

congregated Tire trail IsVan a coiwln of Mayor Van jckTwo bloody round wore fought Tli ro wason score to sottlo between the two com-batants ant fought for all thoyIn the first round caiue to quicklyand sparred for severalmade a hamlet and clinched anti aftertIll break landol with the nigh anit sent Itxtllyto the floor After five snoondand sent In a leftham swing Murray landedan uiipnroiit knocking down Thegong I

th necond round both sparred endrllnrhcd threw was

rroffity when Murray him a right andiitiit

nine befpro Mme to limo Mur-ray made a and aknockout blow winning the battle MurrayWUH not marked

badly done up The was man-aged by o Torn Palmer ono of

backers I It held tirestakes Ono of the minister of tho place andseveral prominent to prevent tho

Ilrady See the TwentIeth Century X O

hilly heady has entered suit against thewenUoth Century A C which Is locatedt Madison Squaro Gordon and It U probable

that there will bo some trouble before JoeVolcott and Tommy West and Jim Corbett

nd Kid McCoy come Brady saysho an interest In tire was

roieu out for some unknown rronoii Paperswere served on Jim KennedyIradys lawyer clubs

and are Interesteda great many sporting enterprises

has steps a receiverappointed for UM Is the

building arid threatens to enjoin Kennedypulling off more

Kennedydenies that has anything to doliib or Its formation says Ilrady Is noteven a stockholder

noqneNORWICH Aug 23 Interest In the rooa

tournament 1s now at Its height and doubtlessoonUnua so until the close of the tourna

cm Friday night The surprise of theeek came today when Veasoy the phenom

new player from Wilmington who hasmaied all the cracks his clever work wm

four straight victories yesterday felllosing one to Drand ono Champion Daven

port tire oldest entered this year hadriot won a anti It was tx

take and them throughout the gamewithout allowing the another

seemed to playerhis game with Williams he lost

nd In resting at the end of his play Ee-

a possible tomorrow so1 1

that night Tire commIttee on the projectthe annual tournaments to

IM for nlnoUwn a the localthe best appointed In the United States

FloaT DIVISIONTon Lost

rank Sliann New London Cona-

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forwardthat the tournament be clotto transfermlnlton will IIn adverse report andearly continue to hl as

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IV Tug TWKLfJIl JtOVNl

Omaha Kid lrllbral ly Thrown to the UMby K t Alder Who Conllbonllr Vie

Ul the n l Jo Unfit HillPreliminary t llrodw

Joe Iern t ln the East tilde fmtherwelghlput IIP toni light against Oardner

Omaha Kid at tho llntadway A Cthat wa cut hort In Iho twelfths round byqualification lUfcrro Te ldy Foley havingnerve enough lo rule the flowery moan

out finally threw ti

ihe hoer In such a polpooly toni mannerthat the referee could not overlookoffenoo Gardner really outfought titan a-

far as punching was concerned and a thornstein was weakened by body blows It wa-

pOHslble that ho wanted to lose throughbreaking the rules The house was packedand thorn wo much dissatisfaction overresult which wo not decisive enough totire crowd

Joe Hurst got a decision over Wily

both of this city In a 13routid prellmlnant 112 pound Iho referee being John White

Lewis wo substituted at la tmoment foiAlt IrfJvy nnd made such a good showing thathalt crowd thought ho was entitled todraw

Gardner wa a 2 to I favor lie over BernsteinTho Omaha Kids seconds wire Loul GreenAndy Walsh Julius Mack und Eddie Gardnerllernstelns handlers wore HowardMoMurrav Franks and Hilly WhitmanThe condition were twentyflvo rounds at I2i

both men weighing under A Gardnerobjected lo John MUlc Teddy Foley ww

a refereeIkrnstoln forced the filM with a tat

which was by untilwrestling and

all over the nng man had a swqlllnif eywhen he went to his

f while dancing around the rlnir atran i In the round but

that further bruised the Omaha left

Urdner thirdright Bernstein receiving aright harder on

grit Into u clinch anduntil the referee compelled to tear them

more lefts toface they got Gardnerwith nu thn Iud bpltB onhead On had tire round

Tby were clinching and roughing again asoon as tho fourth then

with solid body blows Born tdn woundround a quick smash on the mouthmade Gardner he sat down

Gardner WM cautious and ccllboraie InfIfth lie was looking for a chance t

Und a long swing on thin lImit

Bernstein cnught him with n hot stomachpunch that hurt rind titan 01 Joe therewas a clinch so fierce the referee tuggedaway with mlsht and main lo get met

Bernstein put In another oftoward the close drew the blood from

A soon ss they at It In sixth rounda oise of and wrestle Bernstein belm

at fault InhenvT swing Jaw beat him off In

the of the round was backing alaround the ring with opponent In full pursuit

Jlernteln hogan the seventh with n rally olInfighting Gardner clinching hard

turned a hullsomersault over hU ihonlder Bernstein hu

and It Gardnerhim body and hnnd with apparentlylittle effect But a moment beforeshowed signs or dlMretw because of thebelts In the wind that laruner rained In

A soon a the eighth both mentumbled to floor In a clinch D rn teln re-

turned bander In the fac but Gardnersoon hart him hanging on from the force of themnshs that were driven with power Into the

In tIme ninth Gardner a terrific leftcut which Just the Jew More clinchingend marie It tireUnrdner still played lor the body with ucce sBernstein In the facewithout worrying the Kid In

took a drink of before thelentil began clinch wrestlethrottle and everything but bite After a strug-gle the them and Gardnerpromptly made Joe reel with n corking left on

tint when Gardner tried to followthere wa another grabbing match by theHider

llrnteln on the defensive In the eleventhGardner r ld no attention to thefacer but rushed his man to corners wherethere was renewed IJernsteln couldnt-or wouldnt ha d enouch to asquash pin while the Omaha Kid took a rest

at his sideBernstein wa hugging and butting a soon as

the twelfth wa on lie soon met a with abody and Gardner was clean off his

A Knr turned over III the airuntil hn was down Bernsteindrooped Mm The Omnha Rid would

on hound but fur a wildA It wn he tumbled upon

disqualified llprnMetn Piling weethe crowd of East Riders who

were with Bern Utln to a man hooted long andloudly Th iliac of the round was Osecond

DEATH OF GEOtiaC II HOSStER-

Coniamptlon CarrIes Off the Noted Oarsmannd Walker III Career Sculler

BosToN Aug 23 George II fltwrner one ofboHtknowu profewdonal oarnmcn In the

world died at the Camoy Iloniltal late pesterday afternoon after lingering lllno Mof conlumptlou fla born at Sudbury Mow

20 18M and came to Boston when quiteUe flrst worked as a bundle boy In a

Jharlostown store and two yearn later enteredemploy of a West End butcher It was durthis Ume that he took up rowing and undertuition of James and Thomas Cutler crack

oarsmen In their day rapidly Intok line sculler his flrst

appearance on tho Charles River Inworking boat race and showed

o much that wa matchedagainst John Brown of Worcester In m and

out a professional He derated Brown and then on Danif Lowell for a race over the threomlle course

the wawith true defeat and so 11 omer gave him another

which resulted a did lint contestDavis of Portland heard of H earners

growing fame and a match was arrangedavis won the race on and

to a return match He Joinedworldfamed

crew of New Yencrew of Portland I

the same summer they won first

to Canada won 13100 In prizes defeating inregattas the

that was by YAchampion next match ran WM-

at sport and defeated a number of crack menIn went England

match with Laycock championI Australia for over

course but defeated after a hardIns toured the country taking

first and tooond prize atcaptured the Kn or 50 by dO

Rltz Ilrlccl andHn also wonat thoPlttsburg rr

an extra of lioo for beatingAllegheny River for

It that amounted

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aonn of Princelward Island and Iax defeatIng them and winning the Halifax

medal summer8S linemen gave exhibition

Jie West to andrner shell race at Duluth In thlhe defeated llanlan and James A Ten

On 4 uoi wonregatta and mode record20 mInutes

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Somlnatlon fur the Officers of the L A ITlo York State

Following la the ticket presented by theregular Nominating Committee for omoo ofthe New York State Division League of Ameri-can Wheolmen next yean For Chief ConsulMilo M Holding of New for Vloe onsulGeorge None York for

election will take In October Nommating Committee has not mado its returnon for the Hoard of Officersand It must do so before Sept 1

liar Harbor Ibis ShowBAn lUnnoit Aug 2S Tho final day of tha

horse show hers was most successful Societywas present today In large numbers and the

attendance numbered over JOOO MHand lot Morrell were again notable

winners The summaryPontnr niro AlIce a second Leo

ErTln third Hester Uri Spencer

Shown IVfore VehlclfaKlrit Beau NashMli Van Nest second Hauler J G M thirdCharles llswlburne Paint CoTanitemsMrat and fly Lady Edward

uorrtu-Itorte for i rk UwKIr Royal ICing tl Van

third Prince A I AddisonUlM M

second Lord Chesterfield Mrs Pulitzerthird Iatrlot William Jay SchtefellnPair of t Torn and Jerry W P

Jumping i fir t American Heautr n

Scnller James A Ten Rrck Defeat HarrIsVail st Halifax

HAUTAX N a Aug 31 Janio A Ten Eyckof Worcester defeated Harris Vail of St John

Canadian protestedruled

To secure listings In

THE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

to be used during October Novemberand December Now Yorks most activeseason contracts mutt be made before

SEPTEMBER 11900Contracts may be made now for serviceto begin on or slier September 1st Ifdesired

New York Telephone GoContract OOScett-

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second King rorgr MIss thIrdGentleman Joe CoL MonreU

N 13 In a single seuI race of three mflre thisba side The contest wasclose throughout and close thatwhen tire race was uwarderj to Ton theproturt was over

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acbts Will Ue In ConUltlun In liars TodajIn Final of Newport Cup Smile

NHwronr Aug 23 Ther wai no race today between tho 70foot stOOps a antlclimtmlfor lie cups offered by the owners of the Ifooters Thud postponement wail madn IIPTMarmy by yesterdays fouling Tire Mlnwlawent to lliistol lait evening and the Vankfearly this morning The Mlnwla will hoto hut supplied with a new bowsprit now sumanti forward gear rind the Yankee with a newstarboard rail ThU work can bo finished Intlnin for tho yacht to competo tomorrow In

the final contest In the Newport Yacht RacingAssociation norlen

More Internet will be taken In tomomiwrace probably than In any other thisAs the boats now stand the Yankee has 1-0pohiU and the Rainbow and illiieola fc carh-

If the Yankee gets a place tomorrow she willwin tire linnn nip if ah does riot scoreand rltlnp Uio or Mlnpnla should win

Therewould then hiive to be an extra raw botwtrntire two

Tire protests made by thn Yankee and Mlnwlnr tray nfltct tire standing of

the boats but until the Regatta Committeemeets the standing la as already

There now scents to seine doubtwlmthor the tour boats will forSOf ootcr a the Mlneola expects to go

on SaturdayThere wo no of Rerntta Com

to consider the U madeIn risen hut A meeting will be

The Mlneola bore fromHrlttol late this afternoon receivea now bowsprit und other repairs Thereho much trouble with crow of tIeVirginia of lato and today Mr William Ktananrnllt tho owner discharged

surly for some days and Mrpatience gave out today so ha clearedthem out Ho hopes to got men tohandle th boat tomorrows race

Pollywog Win Whitney CupNswronr Aug JJ The 90footers raond

oft hero this afternoon for a cup offered by MrHairy Payne Whllncyhalf owner of the YankeeThe priro was won by the Pollywog sailed byAlmcrlo Hugh Pagot It was a good racsoiled In a strong southwest wind tho course

return a distance of twelveThl a beat out and a run

The Pollywog got Increased herload the boat out tho

the winning boat Sirs Borohan onMlMGladys Brooks on tho-

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