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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15

Dewey is holding his own all
right over at the Philippines.
The German warships there do
not impress him much more than
Spanish ships did.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15
A United States Map

Mounted on rollers. iortv by forty
eight inches, suitable for home OF
office. will be sent by mail to any
address. on receipt OF fifteen cents,
by Geo. P. Lyman.
Ger. Passenger ARt. e.. B & N. r. R.,
st. Paul. MINI.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15

The Spanish cabinet is not even
allowed to resign. The members
nearly all want to quit their jobs.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15

To Cure Constipation Forever. -
Take Cascarets Candy Cathnrtic. 100 or 25o
II c. C. G. fail to cure. druggists refund money
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15
II LOCHL
Disease
n Climatic
affection

Nothing but q local
remedy or change Of
climate will cure it.
Get q well-knoWn phaf.
5 maceutical remedy,
Ely's Cream Balm
acknowledgements.
Gives relief at once.
Opensapd cleanses the
Nasal Passages.
AllAyS Inflammation.
Heals and protects the
Membrane. Restores
smell. No Cocaine. /
lrug. Full Size &c.: Z
or BY mail.
ELY BROTHERS 6
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15
Republican Congressional
Committee, 9th District.

VIM. E. Lee, Chairman Of the Ano-
ka Con, ention, announces the fol-
lowing Republican Central CON-
mittee for the Sixth Congressional
district. Oscar Mitchell, at large.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15
JOHN H. RHODES,
Attorney for Mortgage.

ORDER FOR HEARING AND NOTICE
q "A APR IcATI0 = !s, FQ 2Rop APPOINT
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-05-20
George is Patriotic

@ l.. NanEe"op, at the popu
lar Ia brrdaShcr bliShment Of
Davidson < NanEchop, has
placed a very pretty line OF new
shoes in one window. each of
which has a card bearing the
price and name OF On1 of our
famous army and navy leaders,
Dewey, Sampson, Wheeler. Lee
and others, and in the other win
dow Is j collection OF engravings
Of war ships, further embelIishcd
by ribbons OF tn" national cOlors.
G"or%" is very Ingenious in this
line ard Hhat he does is generally
original.
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Discovered by Il Woman

Another great discovery has
been made, and that too, by
lady in this country. 'DiScaSc
fastened it's clutches upon her and
for seven years she withSt0"d its
ScvercSt tests, but her vital or
cans were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three
months she cOughed necessarily.
and could not sleep. She tinitIv
discovered a way to recovery, by
purchasing of us a bottle Of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, and was so much re
lieved on taking the first dose,
that she slept all night: and with
two bottles, has been abIOIUt ely
cured. Her name is Mrs Luther
LutZ " Thus writes w. G. Ham
nick & Co., of Shelby. \. &.
Trial bottles free at +. G.. Al
worth & Co.'S. drug store.
Regular size SOC and Sl.OU.
Every bottle guaranteed.
Fish, all kinds, Dream. trout,
mullet, etc, received every day
fresh by express. j. w Davis,
city market
The Cuban questions and poll
tical issues sink into insiGulti-
cance with the man who suffers
from piles. What he most de
Sires is relief. DtWitt'S Witch
Hazel SaIve cures piles. Autj-
Monopoly drug store.
Fine meats Of all kinds. m1-
ton, pork, beef, etc, II j ".
! Davis
THAT TIRED FEELING i: duo to
impoverished blood HOOD ; Nar-
sapariIla enrichrS ana vt.tjl-~
! the blood ami gives >tirn-tA.
energy and vIgOr Rr SURE to
get Hood ;.
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cidedly unfriendly to America.
since beginning of hOsIilIIicA with
Spain, we decline to have ANY
thing whatever to do with YOU "
ASSIGNMENT or OFFICERS
Washington, May 20 Srcrr-
tary Alger has announced tn" 3~-
signment of brigadlcrS to diir""-
ent army corps, as follows: First
corps, major general, Brooks.
brigadiers, Pollard. Snyder. Ar
mold; second corps, major gen
eral, Graham, brigadierS, GunhN.
Wilson; third corps, major grn-
eral, Wade, brIgadicrS, Bacon.
Compton, Carpe: fourth corps,
ma jor general, Coppingcr. brig.
adiers, Bates, Davis, Schwau:
fifth corps, major general, Shat
ter, brigadiers, Kent, Lawton,
Chaffee; sixth corps, major gen
eral, Wilson, brigadierS, And"r-
son, Young: seventh corps, ma
jor general, Lee, brigadirrs,
Hawkins, Burt, Bates. Cav
airy, major general, Wheeler,
brigadiers. Henry and Sumner.
THE CHARLESTON DELAYED
Mare Island, Cal, May %
The cruiser Charleston, which
was to have sailed to Manila YES
terday, was delayed by an acCi-
dent to her cOndenSerS. \ lar%"
force of machiniSts are WORKING
furiouSly to repair them.
NICHOLAS SYMPATHIZES
London, MaN 2O.-Mls. Glad
stone has just received = letter Of
cOndolencce from the Gar.
NOT UNLIKELY
Washington, May ~. 1t IS an
nounced on authority usually re-
liable that Mckinley regards
France and Germany as enemies.
Any event may show their true
sentiments. 1t is said that he has
conclusive evidence that both are
aiding Spain.
FOOD FOR POWDER
Barcelona, May 20.-I.lr~c
| forces are embarking for the
Philippines.
MERRITT TO MANILA
Washington, May 20. Final
orders regarding the Philippians
expedition have been given Cen
eral Merritt, who starts west to-
night.
1T HAD BETTER STAY THERE
Gibraltar, May %. The soc
ond Spanish fleet is still at Ca
diZ.
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W hen Nature

Needs assistance it may be best
to render it promptly. but ON"
should remember 10 IISr even the
most perfect remedies only when
needed. Tn" best and most sim
pie and gentle remedy is the
Syrup of Figs, manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Opened the Bids

The cuumcj! met last night to
open thr bids for the erection of
an electric lighting plant. The
couar went INTO executive scs-
sion and opened tn" bids. After
Il irn@thN+ discussion, adjourned
till Saturday night. when tn"
matter viii Dc again taken up.
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soldiers concerned will never be
punished.
CUBANS MOVING
Port au Prince, May 2O.-Go-
mez, with 10, 900 Cubans, is clos
ing in on Havana. His advance
guard is led by the negro chief,
Qnintcn Bandcra, who, while on
the march, routed 800 Spaniards.
SPANISH LOSSES
Key West, May 2O.-Three
hundred Spaniards are known to
have been killed and several hun
dred wounded in the recent battle
1t ClenfuegOs.
SANTIAGO BESEIGED
Key West, May 2O.-Garcia
menaces Santiago with 5000 men,
cutting off all sources of supply.
1t is reported that Spanish war
ships have been sighted Off
Yucatan, accompanying three
large transports laden with
troops.
The French cruiser Fulton is at
Santiago.
COLUMBIA COALING
New York, May 2O.-Hurry
orders were received today to
coal the Columbia, preparatory
to sailing. 1t is believed she will
Join Sampson.
REINFORJ ELEMENTS FOR DEWEY
Washington, May 2O.-Four
transports will leave San Fran
CISCO tomorrow or Sunday with
5000 troops to reinforce Dewey.
General Merritt was in confer
ence with the officials Of the war
department at an early hour to-
day, prepara tory to going to the
Philippines.
Providence, May 2O.-It is re-
ported that the Rhode Island Ma
val Reserves, Just ordered out,
will join SchIry immediately,
TAKE IT WITH SALT
: Washington, Nay cot Is
Stated in official circles that a
complete understanding exists be-
tween America and England
practically an offensive and defen-
Sive alliance.
PATROL BOAT sunk
Key West, May 2O.-The pilot
boat Glance sunk the patrol boat
Sarasota in a collision here last
night 1t is believed that Gen
eral Shafter will release, this al,
ternoOn, the boy, Garcia, arrest
cd on suspicion Of beng Span
ish spy. Garcia lived ut Tamp;
and Is eighteen years old. Prom
inent officials cOrrObOrate his in
nOcence.
Correspondents have been no
titled that further dispatches
must be approved by Lieutenant
Miley Of General Shafter's staff
Rigid censorship continues unit
after the taking Of Cuba.
FRENCH FINDING IT OUT
Washington, May 2O.-M
Roblneau, correspondent OF th'
Paris Temps here, assert that al
Frenchmen, except holders o
Spanish bonds, are friendly tt
America. Robineau has dlscOv
cred that hostility to France ser
iOusly meanceS the success of th'
exposition of 1900. A FrenCI
firm wrote to a prominent Clncln
natl house regarding the eXpOs
tion. The answer was. "a
France has shown herself so de
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STILL ON THE MOVE


Key West, May 2O-Thc Cape
Verde fleet is reported on the
south coast of Cuba, making for
CienfuegOs. \ big battle is ex-
pected hourly.
THE EAGLES GATHERING
Washington, My !o.-Thc
Oregon, Marietta and Buffalo
have picked up tn" Harvard oil
St. Pierre, ard all are heading
under full steam for the Wind
ward Passage to connect with
Sampson. s Coal ships have been
ordered to the Windward Pas
sage to join Sampson. A battle
is expected mOmentalIIy.
HUsTLING AT KEY WEST
Key West, May !O.-rh,
greatest activity is in evidence
here. All vessels are preparing
for sea, and expect to sail this af-
ternOOn to meet Ctrvrra The
arrival of the SpaniardS at Santi-
ago has heated the navy'S blood
to the boiling point.
The sailors of the battteShip
New York insist on returning the
bell presented them by the Sew.
enth New York Regiment. The
burning of the Evening Post tent
displaying the Spanish flag, is
universally commended. The BOO
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soldiers concerned will never be
punished.
CUBANS MOVING
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The Spanish feet goes to Ha-
vana at once.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-02
TAKE THEM IN Time

The masses will have what
they want, cost what it may.
HisE-priced medicines have had
their day and he poor and az
flicted may now enjoy tile bene-
fits of carefully prepared, pure
remedies at practically nominal
p.ices. The physicians con-
nected with Louisiana Specific
Laboratory have prepared NUM-
Der Of standard cures which are
offered to the public at the lowest
prices convenient with pure
preparations.
These standard cures cannot
be b ugllt of druggists. By send
ing your orders direct to the
Louisiana Specific Laboratory,
Lake Charles, Louisiana, you
are sure to receive pure, fresh
drugs properly compounded and
carefully packed.
In ordering the following
standard cures please give the
number of the remedy needed
If taken in time one supply will
effect a permanent cure.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-02
CTCLiMG.

one finn which in former years has
been noted for its 500 wheels. and which
Will sell this years product for halt that
amount, does not expect TO experience
any financial difficulties bv the biz re-
anc'inn, and says it is possible to sell IL
"iieri OF highest quality material and
expert Workmanship at the low figure Of
S'o and maintain profit. With view
TO reaching major portion OF the army
OF cyclists The firm says: 1--WE are buy
ing t'ie very best material at about one
nan the cost OF two years ago. which,
with improved machinery, 6et,er and
more economical management enables
us to produce our 1913 wheel at a cost far
below that OF previous wears" To show
what has been saved this year SO that
profits are not wholly unaltainabIe, the
firm says it has stopped all expensive
habits OF the bicycle business, such as
cycie shows, racing teams, art catalogues.
souvenirs and other expenses seemingly
necessary in building up new business
and establishing a reputation variously
estimated in the cost of construction at
from So to S25 wheel
The first and most essential thing in
connection with u riders success on the
race track is to properly condition him
sell, beginning in the early Spring by
tonlng up the system. No rider can nope
Tor success who is not physically capable
OF undergoing and standing the hard
strain to which racing subjects one. How
to begin is the question. The question is
best answered in looking back at the
performances of some of our best riders.
both in and out of city, and ascertaining
as to how they begin and what they do
throughout the season. ID.
August Iehr, the German Champion
cycllst, arrived in New York city yester-
day from Florida, and will leave bv the
steamship Travc to-day for Europe. He
expects to return to this country about
the end OF May next, and says that other
German racing men may come back with
him. Lehr has been prominent in rae
ing circles for nearly ten years and has
defeated nearly every European rider of
note at various times, thong III he has in
turn suffered defeat on several occasions.
That the Australians are fond of BIZ
cycle races is proven by the fact that
Z',ooO persons saw the final of the great
Austral wheel race which was held at
Melbourne on Dec. and 4. The purses
Tor the winners amounted to s., 900, $500
and $40. Tn. Melbourne Bicycle Club,
which promoted the affair, cleared over
ao,UOO and the gate receipts amounted to
-. --.,.--u.sv -,.z~z--. No.. UsASsss s..gi
The bicycle racing, men now at Belle
ar, Fla, have been asked what track is
the best for allround competition. They
all vote for Il third of Il mile to the Ian,
Furthermore, they all want to see tie
trace whaIebackrd like the Leinr track
Of Paris.
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L>iHrGOfvD l3l.i3T.

Eat iiti.c real work hu- been transact,
CT BY ,'c baseball nagnalrS 50 Tar,
Yesterday tie rl!c for tie supprcS,iol
Of ruNdyleln was d4~rlts~ri, but 10 ac.
tiou taken. Tn" beard Ui arbitration
meeting took up nearly the cutirr day.
The Baseball cranks ui Ithaca arc
/ pleased with ;lle rUMlor that Hugh .lpn.
! Iiin%s I'll the Baltimore team Is to g'a"b
/ ,hC bad tWiIcrs oi Cornell, and are hop
Ing that the report Will prove true Ii
/ is proUabr that Jennings will 90 t.
Ithaca aud remain unti the National
League season begins.
'>liIl Bill" Hill is now Il Red. lie
signed the contract and has given
his word that he viii pitch the best game
OF his life for Cincinnati next year The
big suuthpaw, although he held out for
bigger figures SuccunlDcu to Il letter from
Ewing. Buck showed in the letter that
he VA. kindly disposed tow;rl the big
twirIcr and gave him some advice which
had the desired effect. Hill signed the
contract and sent it to Ewing without Il
moments hesitation. The figures were
not up to liIil'S expectations, only call
ing for 81 500 and 500 in advance
money.
The Philadelphia Club evidently wants
its players to be angels while they are
under contract, according to Frank Don
ohie, who played with the Browns last
year, but who has been traded to Plila.
ptia. DDnOAuc Wtutr Il letter to Billy
Hart recent y saying that he lctUlnrG
his contract, ~ ~ nj Inns mn siuunu hp,ni,ls,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-02
SUMS SPORTING AELhxGE
Various Pointers Gathered From
Of the i'uvf.
SELF pEFENSE:: OTHER SPORTS
Resume of the --latest Happenings il,
Administrations and Field
DOinSS of Interest
Here.
SELF pEFENSE: OTHER SPORT,
TURF TALK.

The talent had a shade the best OF the
argument yesterday, as several we
played choices landed home a winner
The feature of the day was the fourth
race. 1t was won by the favoritc, Monroe
Doctrine, although Jonah White with
an even break would have wone easily.
The track was in perfect condition
and the weather could not have been i'm.
proved on. ..''
Following are the summary, entries
and selections for today.
summary.
First Race-Four and one-half fur
longs. Wild Duck, l07, (Narvaez), 4.
6-5 and So, first; Edna Bennett, l23
(Burns), Is, 6 and 3, second; Galloper,
100 (Nostrand), and 2-5, third. Time,
100. Lady Frances, Ormont, Rob Roy,
Viola Albers, Strathmac, Ventanna, also
ran.
Second Race--About five furlongs.
Republic, Up (Narvaez), 6, and J.,
first; Balsam, liz (Johnson), 8, 3 and
S-5, second; Jack Lowell, lis Iynch) J,
Il, 2! and G-5, third. Time l.02!.
Little Frank, Imprets, Lawrence p,
May Wellington, Black Bess, Aunt
Sally also ran.
Third Race-Six fnrlongs Tribute,
l2O Nelson, A. and l-3, first; Cashier
II, 12O (Mclermott), 4, So and 4-5,
second: Belle Of Killarney, lis John.
SOM, s, 8 and So, third. Time l.2l!.
Chiswick. Mohawk, Oak, Belle Fowler,
Dorian also ran.
Fourth Race-Six iurlongs. Monroe
Doctrine ll5, (Rigbyl 40 and %, first
Jonah White ll5, (Iillis) p, 4.5 and rs,
second: Ferocious l12, (johnson) 20,
and I, third. Time, 100. Meadow, The
Maintain, Salvor Humorist, also ran.
Fifth Race--Six furlongs. Whippany
ll5, NarvaezJ rs and 3.5, first; Bessie
Browning 10, (Mcintyrr> 7, q and !,
second; Nellie S..ll0, (Rigby) 5, and
|. third. Time, i2I. Startling Navahoe,
>rsse IIonze, Waterman, also ran.
Sixth Race-Ahout five iurongs. Bay
Side l07, (Righy) >, and %, first
Baritone, H.. l23. (Asburn) 40 and 20,
second; Leonidas l20. "a. Dorsey TO-
and =, third. Time, l.Ol9. khndikc
Gold Dollar, Dorah, Lamar. Bessie
Abbott, Placdra, also ran.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-02
MiSCE I'LL. ANY.

i"uSoul, the Turkish wrestler has
placed himself under Billy Dradvs man.
aSr.nent. Brady says he will try to hin
Ernest Ro"ber down to match. lie
VIA nia'c.i the Turk for any amount
Eocbcr may desire, the orrnt f, ,nIin
grace P'ar" at Madison Square Garden,
, N,M ''h n, o''"i" the end Of March, as
nnIr tn i've mic, -" n,,' "'H,S VIII N' avail
,r,n;. - ". i''''''"''''
r,- 2'l',' II,. a. right. OF Philadelphia
tf1rN'' Iup, u Spending the winter in
.,s,nr|ira ,,' 'ii'' ~ 49,, var" NJ pay" con-
.t,onro. 9I,1 ",'', '''''" 20 DC >IIv
'''''' ''''.
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Paddock Points.

Jockey Ncary was suspended from Tire
meeting for his ride on Dorian.
Iioulnhan also received the meeting
for foul riding on Salvor. lie inerIerpd
with Jonah White.
Jack White quit about even ON his
mare Nellie s.. as she finished third.
Had $ he won the popular owner would
have been cashing tickets yet
MrCauey fell in a bunch on The
Maintain, as he played him heavily to
show.
The entries Of Dorian will be refused
during the present meeting by order Of
The officials.
Meadows showed some speed, vat Che
last inriung was too much for the holder
OF thc worlds record; he finished inurtr.
Baritone II VA. many pounds the best
hur-" in he Inst race. but on account Of
getting inlclfrrcd with and shut OF he
could Ito no better than finish second.
Thomas IIcfincr donated very literally
toward the books on the first race, as his
good thing, Gdiloprr, wasn't quite good
enough.
Johnnie Dryer lost Il swell bet on
Gn'luprr but he more than got even ON
NhlppAnN.
McDcrmott played his horse Law
renee p. to be in the money, but the
field was too good for him.
larry Manlove was very sweet on
Startling He lost heavily on her
fInmorist showed some speed, but
parted it up after he went a half OF
Il mile.
Ormont refused to break in the first
race. He is worth about twenty-five
cents.
Plungcr Ilandfeld won heavily on
his horse Tribute. He not only played
it at the track, but in tie out Of town
pool rooms.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-02
FOUR AND FIVE PUZZLE
! Brain DurniSher foI % Cents
in Silver,
ADDRESS:
5Sl 10 9Th St.
Jersey City, n. J.
For Baby's Sake

CT course you don't mean to have bow
legged child nor 10 you want your little
nnnhsone boy to walk NTH his toes turned
in or his knees splayed ont or worse still,
knocked; now do you?
Why not sta,t right: Its all in the shoe
YOU buy the baby. If the shoes are all
right all is we'll. You will feel better for
YOU know that they are RIGHT See to it
that you get them just right.
Several firms carry right shoes for la
bios. We have no other krd of shoes to
sell. None for men; none for women; ;
none for children, but inst the right shoes
for babies
Let papa, grandmother, nurse or the
lady next door hold Precious under the
arms. Rest the pink toes and pointed
heels firmly Oh u bis-en"ugh piece of stiff
paper, draw II pencil mark around them
Just ns they are. Don't leave that little
bit Of roonI but outline the feet exactly as
N.n find them, mind yo.l, each Of them.
fof they are not alike; send rs the piece Of
paper. tell IT,, whether baby is IL boy or
giri aud we vii! make pair If shoes that
you lnuw aye j"st right. Send d'Iinr
rii with the order. # the shoes are just
right keep them nll We will keep the
dollar, If they are not Just right send
them back with Il new drawing and get
another pair or il you ask it you
dollar.
Write to us if you want to know any.
thing about babies. Information costs
nothing. We are women.
THE BABY SUPPLY co q.
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western, saying ne was fecllng wen.
As soon as Jack arrives in Cleveland
Mr.. krause intends to ship him his
punching bag and table, SO that he can
Start training Immediately.
SELF DEFENCE.
bob fitzSimmons' semi acceptance
OF kid McCoy's challenge to fight
him for the heavy weight championship
Of tie world needs amplifcation. He
Jays that he will fight the kid" if the
he latter will make it 'an object for
him to do So" Presumably this means
that he will condescend TO fight Mr.
Mccoy, provided tue latter gentleman
Will bet enough money on the side to
satisfy MIR. Fitzsimmons' idea of com.
pensation for the favor lie PROPOSES to
grant. Now, when the "Kid'' issued
his challenge, he backed it up with a
check for 5000, and intimated that he
had plenty of money in bank to increase
the side bet if necessary. Now, there is
but one State in the Union in which a
boxing contest, with side bet attach.
ment, is legal, and that is the State of
Nevada. Robert should be more def
mite. lie should name the amount of
side bet which will satisfy him. 1t is to
be hoped that now his vaudeville tour
has been SO profitable that he has more
money than a strong John horse can
back down hill in good, stout cart Che
has, nit he will be modest in his ideas
and not 'raise the ante' too high. He
ought not to ask Mccoy to bet more
than 100000.
Billy Brady, who said he was tired OF
boxing and proposed to quit, has not
kept his word. He is out with a state.
ment that Thunderbolt Smith almost
knocked Peter Maher out in their bout
ut Philadelphia recently. Strangeto say
not another man in the crowd of over
5000 persons could see that Maher had
anything but all the best of it.
At the Trenton Athletic Club Monday
night Jack Waldron of Trenton and
Billy Needham Of St. Paul fought twenty
rounds to draw.
The windup at the Arena next Friday
evening between Steve Flanaghan OF
Philadelphia and George Ross OF New
York for the championship of the 10;
pound class, promises to be one of the
most interesting bouts ever seen in Phila
delphia.
! james J. CHrbctt was born in Sal
Francisco September /, 1865; John L.
! Sullivan was born in Boston October H.
! 1898 and Robert Fitzsilumon5 was born
in Cornwall, England, June II, 1862
At the Montcllo Athletic Club, Chi
cage, Monday night, the main event
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-02
EGCT - -,

Each member Of the Harvard flesh.
n"- football eleven hHS received from
the .Athirt;g Committee mrrlo"iHi cup
III recognition II the teams victories
.N.L var.