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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

oototion that either the dervlshes
ga psS,,or ,cill wind up his troublesome
cares there. -. .to, r.,ctttIa IL
nor and therefore, dependent on w
ggood will of King umberto pe!lls ~
eniv royal woman Of the DAY 10 EN-
ohl' ,,anior writer's chance bul
M bar the queens and princesses OF
w.. and of the century would ne Voteu
S',u md commonplace without eNcyp-
Hon nv the coming generation, N.Y.
S"chess were only rich enough 70 ny
In paris. how much spics sn,,o IA
would furnish the army o. ~. in
ents-judging from her pe''V'
provincial Turinl H.,
81 wouldn't mind TURN 30 ,ro'n ard
. ,s,en't for those old women anu
Is Na,,nhorhood OF Montcallerl, Lac
w w. ,s renorted TO have remarked IN
Tia ,,a ,n King UmberiO some Weeh7
letter .s,,,, they will drive me TO eN-
aso, nv their very presence ana eN-
iste ie ..o,d women referred to are the
ny Of Genoa and the Prinnesss
igabaiie both superannuaied leol1s ~
s,,ore morals. who keep a watehi s,l w
aetitla. who is scarcely ~ .'9 81,
oat,arI 10 the residence OF frilie'Ss -.
,nda I,aetitia's mother, WI" "a IN
under under, ' nre bound by Gods law 10 atone on.
s ,pl tSe = many sins committed by hsr
i iof 'p bsusband-a herculean task you
| will grant. ,ao occrr.
The pm ,yindup OF the carnival in
red a. r,r ", casino a week. ago. me
the ,,nt mn exclusive place. on lhe
Caslhu - tbare is something OF the
free aNS ., Partisan ball and supper
smack, ~, % one. Her royal highness had
F peaS forbddn g frequent ,hau sSf Sarns
by king umDsr's ne IN might Be allowed
the gag iittle quiet fun. BESIDES. she
to have ,ss 4 nt and was attended By al
sS RsI a hSss:sGa aa Tnsss
also, were ,p psGps mistress not 20 betras
joined a ~ under any consideration
theiT d 'est hoped to escape detection 2,
50 ancs but unfortunately for her p'"l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

slowly shc pointed at Mann and weakly
said; "rherr..
The word had hardly left her lips
when her younger brother. David push
ed the other brother aside and lcvolled
u S2-callber revolver at Mann. They
stood on opposite sides OF the bed. Joe
Moss and Hennessy aeized David, but
could not control the hand which held
the revolver Deaplte their Efforts no
pointed II again at Mann. Lang and
Demoris leapcd over the bed IN which
the dying girl lay Demoria thrust his
thumb beneath the lsammar OF the ro-
volyer as David pulled the trigger and
the hammer descended upon the de-
tcctiNc hdnp. liutli. y tae detectives
wrenchcd The revolver from his hand
and held him pinned against the wall.
until the rest OF the party left the
building. Thcn they placed him under
arrest.
H. Mann was surrendered by hia
bondsman, Samuel H. shnefer. the Wall
street banker today. and his bail OF
5000 was renewed by Recorder Con,
Mann Is charged by Loretta llannl.
Ran vita AaNng betrayed her and
induced her to submit to criminal
operation. Miss Hannigan died to-
night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

The Famous Old Clown Is sun Quite
Active.

New York, March 20. - In Union
square yesterday / met thai famous
OH, white-hairod man, Colonel Dan
lice, who today Is the oldest living
clown IN the world Up 20 three years
ago william Henry Wallet was The
Oldest living jester Wallet died IN
Fast Nottingham. England. three years
ago, at the age Of 81. He had appeared
~ the ring, almost without Interrupt
non, FOR nearly half century He was
~ when he last wore his ring costume
Dan Rice was II years old a few woess
since, is living quietly in a cottage al
Long Branch. Twice week, at least
ne takes q run mp 10 Gotham, and he
sun has business interests here. Rice
knew Wallet Intimately THE Queen's
jester" as Wallet was called. nrst
played as an actor In 1850.
~ u mimic in England he was coz
sldered success. lie made his Amer-
can debut the same year In building
.then erected for circus performances
on Aston plnce IL was then that he
met Rice. and the greatest two clowns
continued their interests In one show,
the two taking alternative parts IN the
r.ng-itice as clown ana Wallet IA
ringmaster, and vice versa The two
Travelled throughout the United states
and Europe.
Dan Rice told me mora or less OF
Wallet. while Wallet was tho most
entertaining Of men socially" said the
colonel, while In the ring he could
neither leap. vault, dance nor sing.
His great grip was with his mother
wit and imitation OF the ou-tiue
kings Jester. He was billed, however.
AS the Queens Jester. His death leavs
me the Oldest legitimate Shakespearean
clown living"
Dan Rice played first as clown in iSis
In Geleua, H.. the home Of General
Grant. His fame spread rapidly, and
he amassed and spent several fortunes.
He did not retire from the ring Until
1882, appearing last In San Franchise
of the most important Incidents In IFS
career he alludes to a ring perform
nnce at Philadelphia In 1850. at the
Walnut street theater,whieh he owned.
The medical students of the city mad
openly expressed their sympathy with
the South. and Rice sent invitations 70
200 OF them to attend the show one
night. The students We're severely lee
tured by Rice. who was an ardent adj
mirer Of the North IN Its struggle %
put down slavery. and harangued the
students while IN the ring The stu
dents left the thcater in q body, de-
nouncing Rice for hl4 speech. Tie
clown was uftcrward warmly com
mended for his uttcranccs by A. j.
Curtin. afterwards governor of Penu-
sylvania. Mr.. Rice says he has neon
married three times and has children
and grandchildren scattered ell over
the world All his relatives are dl-
rectly or indirectly connected with the
stage or ring.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

" Is thought In London that Mr.
william Court Gully Will be the noNt.
ministerial nominee for speaker % thu
house OF uomons. Mr., Gully is gtnnd-
san of Iohn Gully who about the be-
ginning OF the century wax the heavy :
weight ilstlg champion OF England
After he retired from the ring he went
on the turf ~ blplmakpr and made
fortune at Il. He was Ike most
turfmeni once or twice under aus
picion of crooked practices After
Guly heeumr rich he went into politics,
and Tor many years lie represented
r1utcfact IN parliament II the ahadeN
VI me departed know anything OF mum
dane nlfaiiu, how aurprlaed Gully'a
ghost would be- TO acc hla descendant
IN the speakers ohnlrg II was emuia.
ton of jain Gully that made John
MOrriasoy 40 to congress-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
Her FUTURE IS AT STAKE,
MISS LILLIAN RUSSELL TO MAKE
ANOTHER BID FOR FAME.
If HER NEW OPERA FAILS. THE
FAIR soNGsrREss MAY con-
cLUDE TO BREAK WITH ABBEY.
LAST SEASON WAS A BIG FAIL
uRE.

NAaN 1RAAtNf MAAlNA So
Il Is doubtful II Lillian Russer viii
sing Ia this country most season. l,
is doubtful. in fact. II she viii be un-
der the management OF Abbey, Schocf-
lei 4 Gr0u
Mr.. Abbey Is said To have come TO
an Understanding with her that should
the now opera by De Koven and Smith
prove to De not u success. their agree
ment win come to an end, and Miss
Russell will retire to the continent for
year s rest.
For It cannot be denied that durlng
the past year Lillian Russell has SUE
fored u severe loss OF caste, Ever
s.nco the prruginl AFFAIR her audiences
have dwlndled IN sac aud In some
places thcy have shown IN actual ami.
mostly toward her, She has been
known To be Missed instead Of APP
ulaudcd, % fact which gives her very
great concern, and has had bad ei-
feet upon her acting,
This In so true lhat in places whore
last year she played to aa hlNh as Sip,-
900 and Ne,0Ot week, she has THIS
year played 10 $1,000 and S5OU0, In Pitts
burg for Instance. whore she used TO
be Immensely popular. her business u
couple OF weeks ago was $1,000, causing
q net loss To the management OF about
$1,000. Ia chicago the largest business
she aid was $1,000 and II wont MS low
M $1,000 Ia . city whore she used 10
play To $4,000 cnch wcek
Therefore, her future depends on tho
succeas she makes In the new work
which WIN be brought cut at AbheyH
tn0atpr on May 10. She VIII come
here ak the end OF April aud open In
ia Porlcolt,' but that will Ice for
only two weeks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

she left tho effect OF her great blue
blacit cyrs out Of her calculations
Turin Is the one place on earth
where hlue-hleck eyes are most nu-
mefous; but In spite OF their Frequency
those possessed by the royal widow are
eNcellenhv well lSnown-in fact.
too w0ll known. The duchess
had mol been in The ball room half an
hour when 1t became evident to her
that she was generally recognized. The
Marquis 81 Nivada, her grand master
OF ceremony and escort on this occa-
sion, cautioned mndame to draw her
ven, butthe latter WAS too proud OF the
success achieved iu listen to him She
continued 10 dance and nlrt, as IL she
were an entire STRANGER among strang-
ers. and as if King Umherto's sermons
on her unroyal behavior had never
touched her good heart Suddenly a
cavalier ln ola Venetian cpaOme, on
whose arm leaned \ well known and
NlVacious woman who had been an ac.
tress. drew himself mp before her royal
hlghncss at full length and saluted In
strict military fashion. adding, as he
dropped his right hand from his Jewel.
ed bnretto, which BE- had touched. II
Kiss your royal hlehnesss hand" Tho
intruder was "the captain" formerly
Laetitia's Acknowledged lover, who had
N,Ft "NNN llulh iulihs ny order OF the
King, since last August. when he fig
urcd so consplcuously IN tho scandal al q.
tending the duchess Visit OF the race
track In tights and on bicycle. lie is
a handsome, manly fellow who connts
his conqucsts OF femininc hentto by tho
dozen. His royal liaisan cost hun a
fortune, and. as Il threatened to imc-
Wise cost him his position Ia tho army.
h. accepted It seems, his sovercii,n's
dictum 10 break OF all relations 10 the
duchess rather eagerly For that rea-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

likewise originated at masquerade
bail. In that case, however q royal
lady had been iusultcd. instead OF Of
fering the insult which made quite a
dncreuce The lady was Princess
Louise ~ orleans, wife OF Condo. and a
great-grandmuther OF the Helen Or
leans, who Is to be Duke OF Aosta's
bride. The Comte d'Artoia mlstook the
Princess Louise. In her disguise. for his
mistress, and seeing her In Condos
company. tore on her mask. chal-
louge followed, and some grim light
ing. Condo was banlshed from France,
and his fortune came near being COM
hscated on account Of the attempt TO
spin the blood royal.
The news OF the row spread With
lighming rapidity TO all corners and
cosy hooks OF the Casino. and varying
accounts Of the affair pretty soon went
from mouth TO mouth. Some Mntcd
that the scandal had been especially
provoked In order to make the duchess
"imposslhlc" al her sons prospective
marriage ceremony; others reported
they had seen With their own eyes that
I.netitla boxed the cap
taln's ears. as she once did to a llen-
tenants OF the guards, Who refused Ia
salute her royal hlghnCss, military
fashion, when straddlmg the bicycle.
The ladies and gentlemen OF the
duchesss court were naturally much
excited. FOR them new scandal meant
the loss OF wcll-pIying positions, ana
thrcc duels among army men constl-
tuled q scandal nf the ilfAi magnitude,
Thcy went about trying to perauudc
ihe quests OF the Casino there was
nothing In IT," and that her royal high-
ness was far too ladylil(o n woman ,o
use vulgar language TO one OF his
mniestys officers Lnctiua hcraell
seemed 10 enjoy tie notorlciy newly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

London, March 90 THE utternnces
m the houAo Of commons by Sir ed,
ward Gray last night relative - thel
Fclation between France and Great
Brijaln had but little oftect on the uuo.
iations OF conaola today At the opcn-
Ing OF the exchange the price Tor both
money and the account was IA ll-iJ.
closing prices lnpi night. The ciosina
price was the same today nv the Open.
ing Paris per cent, rcntna closed
today at l0gf tsc. q fail OF but q
ceniimcs from last evenings closing,
prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

The tt-Fltasimmons Mnl WIN
Probably lie Pulled on There.

Richard x. Fox, who has lust return
ed from Jacksonville. speaking OF The
forthcoming COrbett-E'ltzslmmonH hght
snii: "rhe people OF Jacksonville
with whom | spent ak weeks, are very
enthusiastic over the Corhett-Fltzsim-
mons night, nnd viii exert powerful
influence to have the match thlSu place
In that city. ] would like to have II 10
TO Jacksonville. and Corbett is OF the
same mind. although believe Fiin,
simmons would prefer to Dsht at New
Orleans
There IL an abundance OF money
back uf the scheme TO bring n on at
Jacksonville and that II where ( think
Il VIII go. New orleans. however win
make hard fight for ii. aud the matter
viii probably be settled during the
summer
~ DO not think there win bio any
trouble about the night. ana corbeti
fni 20 Wiu -nf course l'ltzsimmons
may have a surprise IN Htire FOR ~.
Ono emit always tell. The same build
Hr D. vhiFh orh7ft fungff before "
standing In the old fair grounds ut
jacksonville. and could he used again"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
A MYSTERIOUS plsArpnARANcn,
st. Louis County stirred Up over the
Leaving OF Prominent Citizen.

ST. Louis, March % r Excitement IL
rife in Clayton and creye couer, ST.
Louis county over the mysterious dis
Appearance Of Jerome Hilbert, promi-
mont business man aud seuiur partner
In the Creve Couor mills. ON Tuesdnyi
morning Mir hilbert left home In his
wording clothes ana came 10 clayton.
lie drew $4,000 FINN the county bank
aud has not been eecn since by his
relatives and acquaintances. His wife
and Mrs. Philip Gerhart, neighbour
went To Clayton and had oonsultn-
tinn With John W, Mcllenny, Mr.
iiilberta lawyer This was The first
lntimatlon TO the puhllc that the popu.i
lar miller had disappeared. Hilbert
Is wen known IN Clayton but not tho
slightest clue 10 his Whereabouts sinca
Tuesday has developed, nor IL any
rennon tor his dlsnnnolrnnen Known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
TRIED TO AvEHGE HIS SISTER.
Dramatic Scene ~ the Bedside of a
Dying Girl.

New York, March 2o.--soiomon II.
Mann, who has been charged with the
responsibility Of Loretta ilannlgnn, SUR
rendered himself 10 the police today.
and Just when the girl Identified him as
the author u her trouble. an attempt
wns made on his lie by one Of her
brothers. II was beside the bed on
which the girl lay dying that ihe drn-
matte scene WAS enacted. With Az
slRiant District Attorney HonneaSy
and Detectives Demoris and Lang Of
the West SiXty-cighth street station.
and Joseph Moss OF Howe 4 Hnmmell's
office, Mann had gone to the house IN
order that the girl might Identity him.
When they entered The room where she
lay two Of her brothers were ihcre The
party surrounded Inc bed. and Assist
ant District Attorney Hcnnessy asked
the girl who it was that was reaponal-
BILE FOR her Illness. Raising hcrselt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

London, March ~. In regard TO tbs
published statement that Canada has
urged Great Britain not ~ further par.
nlyzc British Industry by asscnting to
the enforcement OF the l,ehrinH Rrg
regulations Of 1895, II Is officially learn!
the decision OF the Paris arbitration
win be strictly ndhered to during Tho
ensuing season, and any side issue will
not DO allowed TO Affect thai decision.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
TWO JUDGES
A. 1.ogserheads over Clutches for
Morganfeld.

.sor,crsburg. Va. March 70
,rr6 Judges are now eenten ldn. , peIp
Mongan1eld, The n,d As sa,ne time ago re-
rob 5erd; 1 - 30 furnished a pair 81 81
ssr asssa on statement from 'h J5 3a,
SShysieian, Dr. a. D. 1o MaIIln, ' eoufi
A. W; " sii"1 N Whose jail MorsanhelA
q ttasnl s eS refused TO allow M9F gan
Is - crntches on the grounu e,,a.
I ne might len do his guards some Y'''s"'s
with Them. ,aold's counsel OBJ
tain eai from The physiciaaa t,o Pse Isdse
Ion t for Inc eruthehes. o and i y staford
Ashton , 81 me sIorganfeld Is. an order
4, iSe s ire o. the corPoraiion,r 5pd pr Mar
az once lss', CIV he should not be lined
TN 20 ss Of court in giving me "a pt TO-
morrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Albany. N. Y, March Ex-senator
Nnliin introduced in the senate today
\ iii nrohlbitlng any woman from APP
pearlng in tights or IN any ,, ihae yer'
s,,,,s arc assembcld An offense -
d dSl'1 a mlsdcmeanor, and is pun
,e6ed by Imprisonment Of not less than
,bIrfv days nor more than one year lot
esrh offensc. Any person who pIoeures
eau ca, s"nnan to so appear shall, upon
nh n, eoyictlon, he punished by imprison n.
p,snt Of less than three months nor
more than one year and upon e ao,,
subsequent conviction shan ~ xxi
tenes1 TO states prison for term no.
Icla than Two years nor more them i,oo
isss s''t or by a fine not less than shy
,or more than $1,000 The p9 3,,3dssoo oil
theatrical or other bills win in niso he
',,,i,stIon Of so-called high ART PIE
,nres in any magazine. newspaper OF
.ther publication.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Washington, March a9.-Therc ap
pears to be q general impression that
congress, at ia last session. amenduo
me pension laws 30 as to provide foI
m incrense OF all Mexican penslons
hut ii Is erroneous. A bill passed
NE lnuas fixing The rate OF tia poi
month for all pensions granted ON ac'
count Of service In the Mexican war
but Il failed In the senate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Chicago, March GA special fron
Carson. New. rays; iielnhnld Aadlcrf
lieutenant governor OK the atatc. hal
been nrroatnd Ia Turks county on
charge OF embezzling. The chafsef
were preferred by aiag4 driver IT,
sndlers employ, who says he hald back
money ha had drawn from the gpyg
eminent. shdleis IL under bond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Mhssilllon. ohio. March 2a.--ln speak
Ing OF his propoaod scheme TO inarrl
upon the capitol steps on the firHt Of
May. Carl Browne really beliovea thai
the event VIII take plnce, He ticsirrf
an auitors FOR his hnnd TO write as sooa
Graph He stated today that he Ind all
rrndy received three offers, bnt he adf
mits that he is a tribe anxious 10 So
cure u goodly number of photos t.
choose from. and VIII select nonr but
one both bsautifui and accomplished. 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

senator Camden says the Lords
,rayer couldn't pass the senate With
Nut amendment" We think 81 might
easily slip through without being recpE
nized .--Chicago Dispatch.
Colonel Malone also withdrawa from
the race for city secretary. At ForN
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

London. March 2o.--No communicas
tions have been exchanged recently
between Great Britain and Venazuels
on the frontier question. Great Britain
has given no assurances that thore VIII
be no further freHpaHslng In Nenegucis
territory. as stated In a dispatch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

IN the Chamber OF Deputies; made "A re-
m,arkable speech Upon The Interests nf
france in the east, and as result the
sullan Of Turkey decorated him with
two Turkish orders. "''''
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-27
Boxing Carnival.

BosToN, Aug. 27.-Everything Is IN
readiness for the boxing carnival 10 De
given here beginning tonight and con-
tinuing Wednesday and Thursday nights
under the auspices of the Farragut Cup.
Reports from the training quarters OF the
men show them to be in fine condltion
and ready to put up the greatest Kind oI
a contest. Tuesday night Johnny Grimm
will have the chance be has sought SO
ong, to face George Dixon in the ring.
They are to box 8 rounds at 10 pounds.
Grin is very confident OF the result On
Wednesday Joe Il Walcott ana DICK
O'Brien come together for blood Inc
former is in remarkably good conditlon
and feels assured that he will duplicate
his victory over O'Briep in less than the
stipulated rs rounds. 0'Brien, on the
other hand, has set his heart on whipping
out his only defeat.
Joe Choynski, who meets George God
frey on Thursday night in 2O-round go,
is expected to reach here tomorrow from
Kentucky. Godfrey trained at Revere
Beach and Is very sanguipe that ne VIII
upset the calculations oTthe Californian.
The club expects big attendance at the
carnival.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-27

wrenn losing each by slipping on the wet
ground. wrenn captured the next, but the
sixth game for Hovey came neat at love, RiV-
ing him the set at 6-9. Both men were play
ing careful game and the crowd was oe'
cidedly for their champion. u.
In the second Wrenn took the first game at
love then Hoyey came to the front and ny
magnificent playing captured five straight
games. The seventh ran 20 deuce twice ana
was taken by Wrenn making the games o'E'
Hoyey having but TO win 20 take the set
This he did, Wrenn scoring but point TINS
set was for Hovey, 6-2 49,
the first two gai,les, when Wrenn captured
one Then two to Hovey. one TO Wrenn ana
one for Hovey made the games 5-2 FOR Hovoy.
finally went TO Wrenn on a smash. Wrenn also
captured the next, which was at deuce once.
The next game went 10 Hovey, giving MN the
set. GA, the match and the title OF champion
Df the United Stntes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-27
Traced tn Rhode Island.

Last Wednesday three men hired pair
of horses and top carriage at Worcester,
Mass. and drove to Spencer. At noon
the following day they made an attempt
toenter the sI encer National Bank while
the officers were at dinner, by forcing
omen window in the rear of the buSt-
ing, but were frightened away.
The evening that the men left Worces-
ter the residence of j. Henry Washburn
of that city was entered, and it is
thought, by these same men.
Thursday the men arrived in Putnam,
Conn, where they abandoned the team
and here hired another two-horse team,
and were driven into this state, coming
as far as Burr.llville.
Two detectives from Massachusetts, were
i'm the city today looking for them.
They learned that the men had come
into the state and are OF the opinion
that they went to Boston, and are at
work there today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-27
LAST
EDITION
4::46 O'CLOCK.
HOVEY We N.
Defeated the National Itnnis
Champion This Forenoon.
Wrenn Was the Favorite In the Bel
ting But Lost Every Set.
Many Newport Notables at the Court
| to See the Match.
Wrenn Was the Favorite In the Bet
ting But Lost Every Set.
Many Newport Notables at the Court
to See the Match.

NEWPORT, Aug. H.-The greatest. tennis
rsatch OF the year was in order this morning
between the present champion, X; ~. Mrenn'
and the winner o: all comers, W. r. hovey'
IL was to decide the national championship,
and all the tennis cracks OF the country were
present. The day was threatening ana the
court was soft and slippery. Wrenn was ,ne me
favorite and the odds were ~ 10 an MS
favor He had one advantage over hovey,
thar was he was fresh for the match, whiie
Hovcy had been playing every day OF the
tournament. -.
the game began. Ex-champion ONE camp
bell took the referees chair at III 10 ana the
match was on, Hovey serving.
continual nets or outs. The next game went
TO Wrenn when Hovey captured two. the
last one wrenn's double fault. The hfth game
went to Wrenn aud the next two TO HoVey,