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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-02
SUNSET AT Same PASS.
Work OH the Terminal Facilities Cnn
Now he COMPLETED.


Beaumont, Texas, June III. T Mahl,
chief OF maintenance OF way OF the SOUTH
ern Pacific, came over from Houston in
hie private car San Jacilto this morning,
and Joined by George G. DeYoung, super
intendent of the Sabine division OF the
Texas and New orleans railroad departed
for Sabine Pass at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. Mahl spent an hour in this city
and In response to an inquiry from The
Post correspondent stated that his visit
to Sabine Pass today had nothing to do
with the yellow fever In New Orleans
LAS result OF work which has been in
progress nearly year we have brought
conditions to the point where the Southern
Pacific terminals at Sabine Pass can be
completed" said MIR Mahl land my visit
to that. port today is for the purpose Of
giving instructions regarding the finishing
| touches. The switches and other track
| terminals built to accommodate business
| last year, were not put down in accord
ance with plans for the terminals. They
were placed the best circumstances would
permit and were only for temporary use.
Since then the Sabine Land and Improve
| ueuJ company mas given INC ooHlntl II
Pacific additional land. and for several
months the railroad has been filling II
with sand hauled from pits in Liberty
and Orange counties. For the past month
a dredge has been deepening the water
in the front OF land upon which new
wharves will be constructed and deposit
ing the excavated dirt on the new termina
grounds This dirt is now dry and othei
things at the Pass have been so SHAPED
that the Southern Pacific can complete
its terminals at that potnt according Il
the original design. To this end the fore
of men will be largely increased. tracks
reconstructed and within a very ore
time / think the Southern PACING vii
have at Sabine Pass a system OF wharvei
and track facilities that can not be eG
celed by any port 10 the South"
In connection with the above super
intendent DeYoung said that reconstruc
ton of the roadbed and track betweei
Beaumont and Sabine Pass was about com
pleted and ready to accommodate the
heaviest kind of traffic.
Neither of the gentlemen would sa!
when Southern Pacific ships would begii
running into Sabine Pass, explaining tina
such was known only to the traffic depart
ment. but their remarks would imply tina
} before then end OF June the tracks an
terminals would be in shape to handl
any business with quckness and dispatch
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snnhny sohool Pienic.

delightful picnic was given by the
North Houston Baptist Sunday school on
Tuesday last at Westcott grove, on the
Houston East and West Texas. an ideal
pielic ground. The crowd met az the
CHURCH al Q a. M. where picnic wagons
we're awaiting TO convey them 10 the
grounds. swings were at once erected
hinder the beautiful oaks, which were
SOON filled with the little ones. all anxious
for tollv. good time. The young boys
and girls enjoyed themselves by stroll
10 near by plum orchard which was
.s,,,od a, y 20 by the spread OF a long
table laden with all the delioaeles the
rasrlet affords The ice lemonade was
well patronized by all The afternoon wa,
sncnt IN foot races by the little boys and
yirls for prlzes, while games were enjoyed
Nv the Young men and ladies. The start
horneward was made at ; ? "a after
nressed themselves delighted with the
F,vis outing
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tionsl and Great Northern fast mail train.
Nj. VIM. Ware and family. Miss Julia
Barring, Mr.. w, Y. Gfeseke, Mrs f.
Gieseke Miss Linda Gieseke. Miss Galena
Gleseke. Mr.. Johnsthan Harris and wife
All 20 New York. where they take steam
srs Tor Europe. Mr. Berry Camp and
family and Mrs. Charles House 10 New
York. Miss NJ. e. Watson to Newark. y.
Mr.. J. 3. walker and family to Char
louesyille. Va. Mrs Cantrsli and MlsE
Cantrell TO Gainesville. Ca. Mr. S D..
Lever to st. Louis Mr.. Geo. Il. Hardin
TO Memphis Mrs. Harry pumble 10 Green !
ylile G.. Mr. Charles r Babb and wife
70 Asheville, n. c.; Mr.. R. D. Knox 10 ST,
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EXCURSIONS TO GALVESTON.
Business LIS Expected to He Goou
This Summer.

Galveston. Texas. June 1.-Galveston
will have more Sunday excursions TINS
summer than ever tsfore. Three big
events are scheduled for this month from
points along the line of the Santa Fe.
These will be from the Montgomery
branch on Sunday, June IL, from NORM
Texas and the Indian Territory on SUNDAY
June IS, and from points on the San Diego
branch and south of Temple on SUNDAY
June %.
Next Sunday, June 4, excursions VIII DC
rur, by the Missouri. Kansas and TeXns
from Waco and points south OF there.
On the same day the Houston and Texas
Central Will have a big excursion from
points south OF Austin, south of Enpls aud
smith of Waco
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The following letter received yesterday
by Rev. L. D. Lamkin, pastor of the First
Baptist church of this city, explains Itself
and carries with It compliment of which
DR.. Lamkin is fully appreciatiVe;
Howard Payne College Brownwood'
Texas Nav 29.-My Dear Dr.. Lamkin
THE board of directors of Howard Payne
college. at their meeting on the 2Sd in
slant, conferred upon you the degree oil
doctor of divinity. This was done in token
OF our appreciation of your high scholarly
attachments and your great worth as a
man. scrlptorian and preacher Honor to
whom honor
Trusting you will appreciate the spirit
IN which we offer this humble tribute,
am very sincerely and truly
j. H Grover
President Howard Payne College.
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80 ~ ~. nanagemsnt d tha coney
SPORTING NOTES.

Now, two out Of three from Galveston
Pitcher Robe has Joined the Buhaloes ana
win oficiate in one OF the Galveston games
The Americsns aud the Brennan clun W.,
play a game at League park SUNDAY aitsi
noon
Tho Cincinnati reporters now refer 70 w
ReSs playing as having "a dopy unge ~
more DO they play the snappy, glnsefy poI
that made them famous
Austin has released Pitcher McCoId MY
s,ersd I ss Pundejl an Austin amateur. Th'
yeune man held the heavy hitting Bunaloei
down 10 Ave hits in the fonrtesn-inhlng sam'
OF last Tuesday.
Theodore Breitenstein, Frank p"ger an .
Aiele Mcbride were left at home BY Manase
Tvgine How the mighty have fallen a ttF
seas .ns ago Breiienstein and DWyer were ~
Reds winning pitchers and now tney ate le.
behind when the team goes INTO the iahp
the enemy.
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G., B. AND G. n. SURVEY
Has Nearly Been Completed 10 the \. {
and W. 7. Track.
THE SUMNER EXCURSIONS 10 GALVESTON
Arc Expected to he More Numerous
Than Ever--Locnl News, Notes
and Personals.

Center, Texas. May 30--The surveyors
or the Gulf, Beaumont and Great North
ern railroad have passed Center and in
the next few days will reach the Houston
East and West Texas line. The Post cor
respondent has 1t from a reliable source
that arrangements for the construction Of
Mr.. J. f. Weed. chief engineer OF the line,
will disband his corps Of hands when he
reaches the Houston East and West Texas
line.
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rnn R.cns.
81. Ion,s Reau,ts.

ST. Louis, Jane i.-2six furionss. sellins-w.
p Gates, Katherine u. on slide. Time 1870.
six furlongs--Richard j. Lady Osborne. 70
No sec. Time ,iSta.
Msidene, Ave iurlongs- Maud Wallace, Miss
Mae Day, Annis Palmer Time los.
Mile and 0 hundred yards Forget Not Lee
riuro Don Orsino. Time 81.
Mile and three-siNteenths, selling-osric III.
limp George Lee. Time 2;0Sls.
-Four and a half furlongs, selling, 2-year'
clds- Boandlee, shlllingburn, Hachmeister
Time 50.
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the bat than the foul TIPS Of the Fiilpinos
auows The players ami the scrih4e made Il
r; city warm for Clark while he was toying
with the indicator In Texas. but Texas base
ball Geld e 4 regular Klondike OF trisidity
compared with the Philippines IN midsummer.
Today the Texas league has completed halt
Of rs allotted schedule Dermody Is ssnding
cut messagos OF good cheer 10 the manasers
OF tho ether clubs The outlook now Is quite
ROSY There were few rough spots 10 Gei
OVER IN tho early part Of the season, hut tht
ciuRs have settled down and are drawing fall
crowds DO you notice how well grouped
tAcy ares IT'S anyhody's race. The fight "a
this league IL really the pretticst in amy par
OF the country today All the clubs are NOV
about on ON equality. and there ought 10 h
some great games from now on.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-02

The many friends o. Mr, Louis G..
usrrle will be both surprises and paiued
"a learn Of his death which occurred
,,sstsrdsy at o'clock at the home OF his
Parents in Galveston.
me deceased was son Of Pro-. John
Herrle, so long a resident OF Hous-
ion Ne was raised ard lived in Hous-
ton All Of his life. and was n young bust
nass man fine promise He was for
nnsrIv associated with his father here In
~ muslc business and later managed the
pouston branch Of Jonke c Co. HI
had been IN poor health for some TINE
nsS snsnt the last SIX months west Of sar
hntohio a the nope OF improving, bu
Tbe funeral will take place in Gal
.eatnn today At $50 O'CLOCK
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ropAY's ENTRIES

six and half furlonge. selliug-Great
pride, Colonel Cluke ne pclsus i0S Anthan
II lo2. Sam sturgie. Orso. Finem Respicl,
Lancashire. Rice 100 Eiie l. 7, Contented,
Star Dust Magnet 81
Five-eighthe of a mile selling Lady Cur
ron l12. Brown Thrush, Harvest Queen. Cas-
sadcan, Katie O. Lady Kent, Milda leo
One mile. selling. Albert Vale Pancharm
10S LOYALTY Neppor McCleary los Countess
lima 1903, orme, Rollins. Guide Rock i0i III
cid Assassin 100
One mile and aeventy yarls, relingAl-
mcnte 1903, Swordsnan loi. Midglin l02 Free
CO. Pete Kitchen 3d. Wnutuga, School Girl ~
Blonheim. vox Fatherlaad Mayme NJ "
MRnana rs
Five eighths II mile Roid 81. Lew KRAFT
Commonwealth Attorney Joan Yerkes. GIL
bert. Decoy 100 Carhuncle 81
Three fourths Of mile, Eelling-FcarEon
Discipline LOG. Surveyor 1903. Odaliche l0l over
Jordan, j. e. Clinos Lucky linn, Pat Garnet
/ 100. Louisville Belle os
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The following rates have been Authollze'l
nv the passenger department OF the nous
ton East and West Texas;
For American Institute OF HOMEOPATHY y
:, Atlantic clty June 10 10 "a. rave Q
ona and one-third fare for round trip O.
FOR annual convention United Socisy .
christian Endeavor. Detroit. Mich Jury
N 10 4 rate OF one frst-class rare pius :.
Tor round trio. sale Of tckets 'uiy o.
8 limit for return August 70. .a Ma.
sons prvan- July 10 10 II, rate OF ON
ga third fare for round trip sal'
Of tickets June ~ and IS. limited TO re-
turn June Is.
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Hrp N THE PATROL WAGON.
n Die, Before the Wagon starts
far fLa Iutirmury.

for the intirmnry.
tus $50 o'clock yesterday morning a
vent into STUDIES coffee parlor and
attempting to take drink of water
! cooler be fell to the floor. One of
|Hsa.ants, attracted by the fall, went
b assistance and raised him, to his
he asked for water, but when placed
.Ips he could not drink it. He was
10 the front part of the store, where
slnA against some barrels, while an
\, who was notified, sent for the
wagon, in which the man was taken
D police station. Arriving there he
ta Of The wagon unaided and attempt
enter the station house, but on near
be entrance he started to fall and
n ihs iron bars of the fence to ease
NJ down.
td Driver Johnson concluded that
nan would be better at the hospital
Ia he police station and, assisted
Pfrsr Ksssler, he was put back into
sis'n and sat upon a seat in the
u. Officer Johnson closed the door
vent into the office to tell the clerk
rs proposed trip to the infirmary.
n b got back to the wagon and
y u through the grating he discov-
AL his passenger was dead. He
sui sitting in an upright position,
flAs that he had died without a strug
o'dy was removed to Ross &
ns ana an inquest commenced by
Aalsch, at which the facts as
alalled were developed.
man had his right arm off near tbs
W. He was apparently about 81
is Was dressed in cheap bu
uo'Alng There was nothing fount
~ person by which ne could b,
~ me sum total of his effect,
NJ. couple OF tooth picks. He wore
IN coat and vest, white pants and
uaw hat. He was about Ave feet
Z agni inches in height and wor
.'ala OF about two months growth
M were those who had seen hin
h y, y market place OF late, but no on
lound yesterday who knew hi
sny'hing concerning him.
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Temple Topics.

Temple, Texas, June 1.-chief Engineer
y. w. Ptheun Of the Missouri, Kansas
ana Texas railroad, with headquarters al
Dallas. was in Temple Yesterday LOOKING
over their grounds preparatory TO pnttln9
in new switching facilities in the yafas am
adding to their oil mill and compress slu'
ings. - ~,
w. N. Savage, special agent for M
Katy. was down from Waco yesterday
transactlng company business
p. H Goodwin, general freight agent o
the santa Fe was in the city from Gai
weston yesterday greeting friends an'
making new ones.
S. r. MeMullin, the Walis-Fargo rouu
agent. frcm Fort Worth, was IN the ci''
| On business matters yesterday
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while Fred Farrell and John Mcpherson,
painters. were engaged in painting in the
Ear az Carson & sewall's store about
!, Yesterday. the scaffold gave way,pre-
pp,,itatlnr the two men a distance OF about
sstesn feet to the ground. Both men were
Considerably bruised by the fall, MT. Far
rell sustaining fracture OF lne ies' insy
were removed to their homes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-02

The women's Christian Temperance
Unioo OF this city has been 50 fortunate
as TO secure Miss Murcutt ior niue or Ten
days. she will arrive on saurJAv ptter-
noon. First public meeting Sunday even
ing.
In business meetings, pubic mass meet
ings and in the pulpit she IS great 800
az mower. In Briasb Columbia 81 was
several times invited 20 occupy Prespy :
terian pulplts as N.ll as those o. less con-
seryativs churches.
Miss Murcutt is native OF Vletorlh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-02

New York June six furonea, selling
Bannockhurn, Dr.. Parker. Primaie' llme'
Nile and slxteenth--Approyal Glengar.
Lakeland. Time. 1854.
Bedford stakes, four and a half turlonss-
Aiitct. Flaunt Kitchener. Tine, 800
Parkway handicap mile ami sixteenth
non d'ore, Ieanot Azucena. Tine, l;iVa
Five furlongs--Star Chimes, ManVile' pan
eerous Maid. Time 1902.
Budd, Royal scarlet. Time, j.52
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wuI retire from the nigh school.

Much regret prevails that Mr. Madison
II Benson Will not again be teacher IN
the High school, Mr. Benson having re-
ouested that he be not elected next Tees
< Post reporter obtained an expression
from Superintendent kimbrough yester-
day that Mr.. Benson5 work han been niole
than satisfactory and that his severance
was deeply regretted
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n,ngh,er. Of the RepubIIc.

san Jaelnto chapter, Daughters Of inc
Republsc. held their annual meetins yes
terday and elected the following othcers
for the current year. President Mrs: ).
8 McKeever, Jr; fiTst vice president Mrs'
Max Urwltz; second Vice president, Mis-
VI. C.. Howe; treasurer. MIS- y. MI M
~ SECRETARY. Miss Jennie Hunter; his
torian. Mrs. Roslne Ryan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-02

Galveston Texas. June County At
torney May TO-DAY aled IN the Federal
court petition In Intervention In hehal!
OF the state Of Texas and county Of Gall
weston, alleging taxes due from the late
Galveston. La Porte and Houston Rail
way company TO the amount OF s6lsi So
These taxes are due for the years 1896
1897 ana 1898.
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NEW scgEn,rrp

1 slIs, .on. Oak Lawn and Magnolia
tsls A.. VIII operate their ira
~ c. ,Ia.ns wiz leave every hour
e s,,s Sotner Of San Jacintp ana con,'
|kfS,na 10 II a. m. and /, 2, s.
.tssk Il "a l1 ~ .. M last train leaves
3. ii rs,, tuesday nights win be re-
IfsisY ~ ,a.e parties Wednesday
ID ana a may trains will leave Nj
\ A 5-ss D NJ, returning leave the
IS ss, ,% $50. 1870. s:3O and lo.sG
rs o. rast 1s Is reserved for special
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Cincinnati June i,--Mlle. selllns-Han D
Rollins, HowitEer Time ilSA.
Five furlongs-Lignite, Ida Ledford. Honey
Wood. Time i06if.
Seven furlongs-Janie Clay Prelngsry
Juanita Time, 1887,
Time i;4Sih.
Five furonge, selling-Phalles, Pharaoh
Honeet Run. Time lO6H.
Six furlongs sellns-h anlon. Lost Time
Corvallis Time. i:2i,
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NOT EPIDEMIC.

"'stnn May lie the Cause OF
Many Complaints.
/, ny been some complaint Of dys-
-, a'e IN the city. Speaking on the
., ,'sfday evening, DR.. Max Urwitz
AN SOn believe there is enough OF
Errs, ! , splaemie II is more diarrhosa.
n IRON non irritation of thu bowels.
b !, ,as'paily by bad water. But
ti,,.,s cases are no doubt due to
b ~ ana Il would be wrong to
R7 "s'er works company for ali
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-02

The following contributions Of ore dollat
each 70 the public square and monument
we've reported yesterday:
By Mrs seabrook sydnor ana Mrs'
william Robertson Mrs. GustaYe spper'
Mrs j saper, Mira A. w Hutehins' 9rs'
II n rue. Mrs. James Daimler, Mrs.
Vernon Lemans.
nv Mrs. ". V. r, watson; Mis-. !. ],
McKeover. Mrs NJ. A. Philips, Mrs. o "
Bonner
Miss Tina Cleveland. Judge James A.
Masterson.
Total number dollar contributions
yesterday ,...,..-....t.''.'''''' -.
Previously reported ............'''''izt'
ro,s "a date .........sLls
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cleburne. Texas May st.-The Order Of
Railway Conductors Of Cleburne will give
thar annual picnic at Mineral Wells on
June Is or q. Conductors A. B. Honey
cut w. II. Nowlin and Phil Brown are
the committee and have already arranged
matters at the wells
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-02

The league team played the American anna
tsurs game yesterday afternoon, which was
well worth seeing. The work of Wells on the
slab was something really fine and proves him
pitcher
The Houston team goes to Galveston TINS
morning for series. after which it will re-
turr home for round with all the other
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-02

Austin. Texas. June 1.-The railroad
commission this evening authorized the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas to protect the
lucent rate on grain by refundins all
amounts collected in excess OF such rate
on carload shipments of grain forwarded
trcm stations on its line to Galveston be-
tween December 8 and l6. 1885
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Reached Their nestinntinn

= svepe has received a letter
: humphrey, brother of the late
humphrey advising him Of the
!, . !, N. Of the remains of Ed Hum
\ ~ A.asnckita. Iowa. his old home.
,o l.s says that Il was somewhat
h 4 = that the remains arrived
,,ls..e same day and train on which
G,Sa ' arrived arrive on their return home
Hss. me town gave the returning
N =, RECEPTION, after which they ali
\ I. 2 pay a last sad mark of re-
gallant Ed Humphrey
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FREIGHT TRAINS RACING.
They Are Loaded with Supplies Des-
tined for Philippines.

tined for PhtInniHtF'
San Antonio Texas. June line soutn'
ern Pacific has dozen freight trains on
its line between san Antonio and FL Phso
racing against time. They are loaded with
government supplies en- route from At
lanta to Manila They must reach san
Francisco and he losdod on board trans
Forts by June 5 The contract with the
Southern Pacific company calls for an
average speed of twenty miles per hour
an easy contract for that road, The laal
of this long string OF freight trains passed
through San Antonio early this morning
The trains ere making passenger sehedllt
time and will reach their destination WE
/ time 10 snare.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-02

Stolen bases-Hurlhuri Murray steNenS'
MINER Brownrigg, Smith, Clark
Two base hit-Smith,
Three base hit--Leech
Sacrifice hits-Stevens, BrowprigG'
Passed bal--Werner.
In Struck Bases on via Batter"
pitchers nings. out. balls. pitches. hit.
Brownrsg s ! =
Wells.,.,..4. 10
Tmpire-Matthews,
Time OF game-l:5O
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o,.r uous,ou Roy Honored.

John p. Green, Jr- son OF heV' 1UuH =
ocean bastor OF Mckee Street church,
has Iisningulshed himself at GeorgetoMn
university. He has won first medal "
he oratorioai contest over all compel
tors. This is the second prize In the
contest that he has captured He ana niS
biother Charles are now domlciled with
their parents in Houston during the vaea-
tion
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c. WI u Jure ! summer excursion
llala ~. on sale to the carolinas
sura ub,il es n and Georgia. goot
4 rsF AZ uetober 81. For circu-
[..,.si sou,sss. ETC.. address j. G.
'''irs tou.sa passenger agent
s'e' Houston. Texas.
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san Antonio s. Galveston q.

San Antonio, Texas. Juno 1--Today's game
was exactly the opposite OF Yesterdays The
features OF the game we're the errors by the
home team and four double plays By the visit
ing men. Both twirlers pitched poor game
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yEFFRIEs FEELING PRIME.
Now weighs 21O Pounds and VIII Go
No Lower.

No loNtts
Special Dispatch to the Globe Democrat
Asbury Park. n, J.-,leilries Loen Htoor
quarters is rapidly becoming a rendezvous ior
tho sporting element which assemblies ID
Great foroe 10 witness his afternoon boxing
so1tests with Tommy Ryan rne Californian
Will pelmit only lew caosen tfieilas 10 enter
his house he has trained down TO nicely
and the long period VI practice Is beginning 70
feu on ms tratnerg who have lost nearly az
the supernuous flesh they possessed lns
bo{ler maker however, 10 fresh aud says Ne
will keep the work up to the enc allhoubn
he regards himself now as being N perfect
Inc Californian now weighs 40 pounds, and
thinks he has lost all the hesn he Ca ePate'
He viii enter the ring Weighing not m' tnah
2l5 and not less than NV POUNDS, ..rtry
Jeffries WAS up al 8 O'CLOCK TINS NOT M >,
Paced Inv Rosg O'Nell on his wheel, Jenfita
ran on the stone rood 20 lar az Ions pta"e =,
and returned about ~ o'clock very mol, pu'
mite trp3b enough TO engage the memoirs
Nail for a friendly pitch with h,s brother Jdus
Jeffries was tcked by John L. sullivan
letter 10 Billy Delaney In which ne IL auE'sf"
TO give that red headed guy no chhaVS ga
any solar ,sfEf,
New York. r.. management OF the Coney
Island Athletic club has designed very elAp
( crate nrogramme for the Jeifries-F hzsimmohl
/ fght. and the designs ere now ~ the hanus ~
/ fbe printers Tht programme WI be m pun
1 nbiet form and. besides containing portal
! and biography OF Jim Corbett WI nlso con
( tain portraits and sketches Of tltzslmtnoA
I and ieffries For some reason moro spa,
( has been devoted 10 the career OF CoEpeu th''
! IL both OF the principals IN this hRht
Tins far logically and every other WY
4 Piigrimmons is the favorite, and IN the bel
/ ting odds are with him ....t,or,
Tho latest reports from the Auetrallah
d iining quarters cay that be is improving w !
condition every day and that ne |ss ne ~
better prepnred for any nght than ne IS 10
I'D coming bout with Jeifres. ne mas let y
In his road work and IS now connnihs hi rli
self TO boxing with Yank kennsy ana ."
Hickey.