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runE room INauInN
EXPERTS Very Confident that b"rnN Is
Exceedingly Healthy.

Chicago, June The senate pure fond
commission at both sessions held today
NJ the Grand Paclhc hotel listened 10
strong dcfenses OF borax, boracio acid ana
the boron preservatives in their CONNER
t.4ay uses Experts in antiseptics and 9TH
ers testified to its inestmable value to the
meat trade with foreign countries.
Senator Mason personally conducted IN.
investigation, assisted by Attorney W. l..
Fisher
pr Frank Billings. professor OF inter
nal medicine and medical practice IN RUSH
medical college. DR.. Walter Ha,pot and
Dr. Fred Henrotin were the medical e..
ports. Or. Billings testified that in his
opinion no deleterous results are likely
to follow the use Of borax although in
dividual cases Of borax poisoning had been
known. The use Of borax as a preseryative
Of meats, he thought, was entirely COM
patble with public health The witness
suggested the adYisability OF compelling
manufacturers and packers publicly to dis
play notices giving the method OF preserva-
ton employed.
DR. Airport summed up his vigorous dr.
Tense OF bora1 In It's different forms by
saving that II was disintectgut 70 the
blood. did not retard digestion, caused
cessation Of germ beef, contained only
antiseptc properties aud had not to hls
knowledge. ever resulted in harm when
given in scientific doses or used mtelli-
gently in trade.
According TO the testimony Of Robert J,
Lanham most OF the foreign orders Cor
American meat specified that the meat b.
packed in boraX. NinetyAye per cent.
said Mr.. Lanham. of the pork exported
from this country was packed in boraN
j Gould Warner. a retired dealer in
condemned provisions from 1e United
States navy, was a witness. He explained
that when = vessel OF the navy came home
from cruise all left over provisions were
put IN at auction, The bread was usually
full OF shippers II was bought by specu-
lators and by them sold to proprletors OF
pure drug" mills. The pure drug"
dealers then roasted the bread In order u
cremate the Shippers" ground II ana
used 1t In the adulteration OF coffee. mus
tard pepper spices. etc. Witness said he
had sold many tons OF cocoanut shells
which had been Drowned and used as COT
fee.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Changes in the stan of Umpircs Are
prphunIe.


New York, June "a special meeting OF
the board Of directors OF the National league
to settle the differences between Brooklyn,
Baltimore and Philadelphia clubs over the ia
nous philadelphia gate receipts question was
hcli here today. Up TO this year the Phlia-
delrlia club by an agreement with the other
clubs, settled with yisiting clubs on l2la
cen; hasis for each spectator Colonel Rogers
tired at the recent league meeting 10 have
the ipttcmcut continued. but failed. The
league GeciGed that he would have 70 SETTLE
on the same basis as other clubs. % cents
tor each admission except on the bleuchers
The board took action on protested games.
The Louisville Pittsburg game Of Nav g.
which was won Nv Pittsburg, will have to be
PLAYED over again The New Hork-St Louie
rrne protested by tho New York club re
GETTY. stands. This game was forfeited to
81 LOUIS o. account Of Cautdn Gleason s
ac'0, IN refusing to obey Umpire Burns.
Protests were made against the work OF
several Ct J,io umplres on President Young's
staff and il is mere than likely that within
few DAYS mclV changes will be made. The
rnrIrcs apliItt whom complaints were made
were Smith Andrews. Burns aud Warner.
Stvlsa' deals for players were consum-
marel before the magnatss adjourned, Presi-
dent Franl, ne Haas Robson Of St. Louis an
no,ir,ed that he had taken Pitcher Sudhon
aud Third Bgsaman Lave Cross from the
CicVcland team In return Pitcher Bates and
Catcher SthetckenRost VIII he transferred
ltom the s. Louis team 70 Cleveland
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TRA1NlNG F1N1sHEn.

New York. June 5. Fitasimmons mud lef-
fries have finished all hard work on the prepa-
ratious zoe their Bis night at the Coney Island
sporting club Friday night Their work from
now until Wednesday VIII be Of the llghtesi
kind Although little attention has becu paid
to the training OF the pugillsts compared, with
tina, shown Ia the work of contestants tn pre-
vious championship battles, both have put In
weeks OF hard, conscientious training ana sre
IN Good shape
Titssimmous claims to be MS NJ TO 0sht a
championship battle now as be ever was Ia
his life
lcnries. paced ~ n byclale walked ten miic'
on the stone road at Acbury Park bright ang
early today Returning, he went To- work hi
the gymnasium. and It was l. o'clock before
he finished II u,od the punching bag medi-
cine TAN AM wrist machine Jumped the torc.
sperrod n few rounds, played handball aud
was rubbed down
The boiler maker remarked today that
when the gong sounds on Friday night at
Coney Island there - going 10 be trouble. W
lie Is OF tho opinion that one Of his famous
left Rockers will SETTLE tho championship.
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wet down thoroughly and rolled. 10 tho end
mat their condition. be made much better
pawkins Is now playing short and Murray
left for San Antonio Both Of them did good
Norn and were given hand every time up
kohnle has been signed BY san Antonio "a
play left regularly: Alexander will also be N
the game this afternoon, Both players wo.s
with Shreveport
To-day is ladies' day, and they are all IN.
yited by the new maragement They will b,
admitted free both 10 the gate aud grand
stand. Tho game will commence promptly al
$40
Huston, Weikart. Badger and Griffin hav,
always been favorites among the Houston
people and ali seemed TO be glad TO see them
Dowis and Housemsn are Old time Southern
leaguers. and Honeyman is Cincinnati boy
this being his second yNr as a professions al
nut Il won't he long before they will be al
well liked as the others.
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ropAY,s ENTRIES.

Three fourths of a mile, selling Punch
no. piompto. Friendship Command 1903 Sor
row, koenigca Ben Frost. Bar!sso Chenille
lo3 W. Is. Gates. Sam Lazarus, John Con
sctt. Satanta 90 Iris -.
one and one sixteenth miles Kodak. Dutch
uontedonicn ~ cas nsiion III cun NeiaI
Lipation, Val Halla. Nettie Belle 100. Lvadis
i01 Sadie Levy io9, casin %, l.urdan %.
Five-eighths Of a mile-Giga ITO. rriadtsa
ITO. Bit Of Fashion lis. May Dine. Elbe Little
Lizzie. Invocation. Grace Phillips 100. Butter
iiy, Miss Mae Day. franklin Belle SeRuranea
Our Ruth 100.
Seven eehths of am lie. handicap Eddie
Jones io7, Found, Fireside los. Ban Bramblt
%, frankie SIS.
One mile-Czarowtz. Osrle II. Parole or
lndra III. Judge Steadman. hush, ST. Rupert
III, Her own, Kismc zarlua. Harrie FLOYD
100, Leonag Berweli i05.
One and e.lNteenth miles selling--ofn-
cial, INDIAN il2. Gold Band ll2, Mamie 10
Barbec 100 Chimura ~.
Track fast,
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Meals for Day.
BREAKFAST.
Strawberries. with Powdered Sugar
Wheatlet with Cream.
Baked Cheese omelet.
Light Rolls. Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Meat Timbales, Cream Sauce.
Whole Wheat Bread Sticks.
SLICED oranges and Sliced Bananas Served
Ice Cold on Lettuce Leaves.
Chocolate
DINNER.
Clear Soup
Curried Chicken. Rice Cronuettes
Dandelion Salad, French Dressing.
Fruit Jelly, with Whipped Cream.
Wafers. Coffee.
Meat Timbales.-Two cupfuls OF chonned
cold meat. one tablespoonful Of butter
one-half cunful Of stock or hot water
two tablespoonfuls bread crumbs fhree.
quarters of a teaspoonful OF salt. one
fourth teaspoonful of pepper. three eggs.
beaten separately. Stir the butter, bread
crumbs and stock over the fire to boiling
point. Take from the fire and add inc
meat and seasoning and lastly the eggs.
FIJI cups and set in shallow pan of moi
water place in oven fifteen minutes. Pre-
pare meantime the cream sauce one table,
spoonful of flour, one tablespoonful of but
ter, quarter tablespoonful of salt, a dash
OF pepper. Melt butter, stirring In the
flour very smoothly; add milk and stir til
1t boils; then add salt and pepper and the
yolk OF one egg. Pour over the timbales
and serve.
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RELIGIOUS.

lhfi'tian Missionary Conve1tion.
ny Werih, Texas, June 5.-The Chris
Missionary association of Texas as
1'A here today and the first work was
II 4 the Woman.s Missionary union,
FL val DO presided over by Miss Carl
. Sanham, who is president, Miss
afaH Of Paris the secretary, and Miss
ny Mason of Houston, who is CORE
1-as secretary. The object of the as
4sa : purely missionary work to be
u Ile State and has no authority
" churches. The convention is Of
sa y the following: Hon. Arson
[.u y y y, Davis and G n. Smith Of
~ = E Shirley of Melissa and c. W.
81 y :, Waxahaehie constitute the State
:, b Sanders of Waxahachie. cor
,.sals secretary; A. S. Henry of
~ PRESIDENT; ]. N. Campbell of Van
h. y ana !. I. King of Hilisboro. secre-
"a ~, ,ae sessions are being held in the
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The Last Game.


Up to the seventh inning all went we'll.
The steers had made four uns and had not
allowed the visitors any In the seventh the
visitors piled up four runs on four hits and
the score was tied Ia the FIRST half OF the
eighth the steers failed % score. In their
hsls the visitors had scored tour more and
had two men out when McMaeldu threw the
ball over the fence Thai ended the game
ana the briei and troubled career 81 the
Southern league for 1929 and had the effect
Of causing mighty disgust to come over all
The supporters OF the game who witnessed IT,.
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DISEASED cows
From Herd which Had Heen sup
plying Governor Tanners Family.


plying Governor Tanners Family.
Chicago, June 5.--Goyernor Tanner at
the stock yards today witnessed tho
slaughtering of twenty seven cows in a
test conducted by the State board of health
and the State board of live stock, with the
stock commissioners Five were found to
be in an advanced stage of consumption
and tho others had wel developed cases
The herd came from dairy farm IN san
canon county, that supplies the govern
or's family with milk. and hc expressed
himself forchly on the subject
"'Tha. test demonstrates" said he 't1a
dangers that constantly confront the pub
lie, and proves that the i've stock con-
missioners should be vested with power "a
examine every herd in the State, whether
private or not DR.. Loyeioy tells me that
this herd is the worst that has been met
with vet Why. they were simply rotten
with disease. which must certainly spread
the germs of tuberculosis"
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TopAY's ENTRIES.

seyen-eigbths Of am lie. selling-Shuttls-
cock iG5 Discipline 100. DR.. PITTS %, .Wnker
Gains 81. Nancy TIL Lachlne. Corielis. Mel
lorine Lew Anna. Miss Al Farrow. belzara
%.
Flve-eighths OF a mie-Lleutsna Gibson
Summer. Estelle no His Excellence John
Yerkes los, Honest Run lO2
one mile and seventy yatab; nauuiehp = " !
lO4 Gold Fox l02. souohon lo0 Ways spd
Means IS.
Clipsetta Stakes lve-eiRhths o. mile
Elizabeth Klein ll2 Netre Regent 100, May
Jane. Honeywood Isablnda 10, Lignlte lll
and olekama 1903 and Zazel lQ5 tLandeman't
entry. Pride Of the barn loI; Cheat Jos
mer ri-non a,ost Time l06, Colonel Clufs iQ5.
Blenheim i04, Richardson l03 Miss Josephine
lcl. shinfane 100 Finum Respiee ..
Seyen-eighths OF am lie. selling-leueer 100.
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rnur Hnnres nnrned.

Lake Charles, La, June 5.-Quite de-
structive fire visited Knappyille, the east
ern suburb Of Lake Charles, this morning
at 4 o'clock, The fire was first discovered
in the parlor OF the house run by Pete
Johnson. and quickly spread to Johnson :
store, and several houses near by. In less
than an hours time four buildings were in
ashes. 1t being out OF the FIRE limits the
fire department did not go out. The total
loss is estimated at about $1,000, with small
pants OF these houses we're all negroes.
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THE RACES.


Cincinnati. June 5-Tho field in the last
race at Latonia today ran away full milo
to a false break Ben Neville finished first,
driving by neck otto II was second by
nge lengths and RAY Il third By one length.
The horses were ordered back to the starting
point and after Ave minutes delay they were
sent away again. Lyllis was returned an easy
winner by four lengths
Mile, sellng-Connie Lee. Periwig osmon.
Five furlones. selling-Lady Curzon. John
YoIkos. Tallna. Tine. ti9Zh'
Mile ana seventy yards-sue Nell. Pat Gar
rett. Prosecutor Time. asa.
Mie-The Lady in Blue hunla' lllie W.
Time 1;il.
Five furlongs- Kimarnock, Lew KRAFT Lit
tie Smoke Time lR.
Mile sellng-Lyllis. Prince zeno. Ben Ne
Vile. Time. l;i3.
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New Leather Fnncies,

The newest card cases and pocket book;
are made from leather that is called
elephants hide The surface of this new
material is very toug' and is usually seer
In light tan, although the manufacturers,
through some mysterious process, turn out
the hide in all the bright new tints. They
are mounted at the corners in dull gold,
bronze and silver, and some have a plain
gold band around them headed by mar
row beading
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want histories to BE Fair.

Richmond Va. June 5.-The history
commission of the grand camp Of confed-
crate Veterans OF Virginia tonight adopted
a resolution declaring against the use OF
two histories in the public or private
schools OF Virginia on The ground OF I'M
fairness 10 the sohth ard ASKING the grand
camp 10 urge the State board OF education
to eliminate them from the book list
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ok Bantizpa

81 isAas' June 5.-Rev. A. NJ. Stew
Mustered the ordinance of baptism
!. -'s's Yesterday afternoon who
|sje-,.ass church during the late revival
hi say himself ia this city. The
F,ns NJ. members are Mrs. Tom
|tlr MT @ts, l., A Johnson. Claude
4 v,rshu,s Reed, Marsh Henson and
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ToDAY's ENTRIES.

Six turlongs. seling-Concord il3. Harry
Crawford Ill Hanwoll 100, Cleophus los, Blar-
keystone. lmperator, Sweet Caporal LOG, Tinsc
loA, Mazarine l1S, Athy lol, St Lorenzo, Va
rus. Hapshurg 0S Ornamental ~, Gen shat
ter III Nido 20
Mile and acknowledgement Survivor,
Roysterer, The kentucMan. IIcllohas Glen
gar los, Admiration 1903, Rhnelandcr los
Criterion stakes, four and half furlongs-
Calen, Primrose Day Star Chimes virginia
Earle, Beautiful, Bonita Brush Oneck Queen,
ali H.
Brookdale handicap. mile aud furlong
Don de ORC l25, George Kcene 49, Bangle il2.
Warrepton i07, Previous l05. Scotch rlald %,
HandproSs 30
Five furlonEs, maiden 2-year-ol ds-Scorpio,
Plucky, Bramhle Rose. Duuhlaiso CephalnRia.
Olcott, Precursor, Wooster Bov Chcnaugo,
Wildwood Kiping. Wakelv li2 Plllager. Rcd
path. Fcaron 100, Gorgoyle l0i
Mile and a sixteenth selling Howard Mann
ia pacemaker i0G, Central Trust lO6 Peat
l05 Spurs ~, Tyrnn So.
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N AFTERNOON TOlLEIlE'
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= !, ibis column by a world famed
nod:ts. who, with her description
I. toIstte, suggested some valuable
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original model is developed in birds
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!, KIM bts closely over the hips with
,,hsrs A, the back, the fulness being
p,.ajea and held down by fiat glass
n, about the size Of an exaggerated
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4 trimmed around the foot with many
IN strips Of russo green ribbon out
\ nth russo green pin braid. The rib
h a narrower width, is also drapeI
[sicsly upon the side Of the skirt.
IA waist has a corslet of the russo
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ID, With small bow The neck is
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N little yoke OF birds egg blue organ
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Tide 10 assume particularly dressy
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h .gprae the gown plain figured lawn
gai Bands Of silk are substituted for
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So Louis. juno s.--six and a halt turionRs.-
Duke OF Baden. st. Augustine. Nandora Time
i:2i.
Mile and an eighth--Meadowtho Faron-
dele, uhiers. Time. .s6n.
Five furiongs- Downward, Maude wallace,
Special Notice. Time IuS4.
Six furlongs. selling Fausturo DR.. Shep-
pard. Headwatcr Time. l.14A
Mile and a sixteenth Forget Not, Sir Rolla
Marplot. Time. 49,.
Mile, selling Arblast. Mystery Helen Pax
ton. Time. i.i215
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:. rastor Called 10 Cuero.

H. 'eAA'' June Sat a congrega-
- lns at the Presbyterian church
~. new j. 7. Robinson was called
"a . T., M Robinson had been here
|s,Ho. va. lot six months, but the con-
|, 4 o,,, .se so we'll pleased they called
|aao, n ~ lour months before the ex-
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New York, June 5,--Kensineton hurdle, mile
and throe-Quarters-Mosle Premier Peter
H. Time s:2OA
Five furlonss--S addueee. Mischiovous, Tine
Corinthan. Time i;0ih.
Mile and sNteonth--The Burlington Route
Great Neck. Andronicus. Time l.A9
patchogue stakes. six furlonss- Satin Slip
per, Alpen. Handball. Time l;iiM
Mile and sixteenth--lntrusiye, Charontus,
1mr. Time LISA
Five furlongs, selling rcstidgitator, War
ing. Shorcham. Time i.0tA
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J. waddy Tate was in the stand yesterday
ana OF course rooted for Houston.
John J. McCloskey we'll known in this city.
was on tho gate yesterday and met a number
Of his old time friends.
clark's playing was of the worst; he APP
nsared 10 be trying to create the Impression
that be was an amateur.
Phelan seems TO have had eye on balls and
,,,iLss and his decisions were poorly ren-
eered in t.ls respect yesterday
President Bailey vill today have the grounds
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

ID A n Texas, June 4.-Forest lodge
la n .s The following election of Of
p . : 'A' last meeting: W. b u R a.
81 ' s,,s master; W. P. n NJ sIr.
|ss.,. T. keenan, Barrett, Junior
:, &c. 9 Ashford, treasurer; W. VIII H.
siiosllsD,s |. S. Plummor. '" tils ~.
2 Wong appointments were m ',,gs /.
& r. st.s 1lo' deacon j. L. pritsbet ~
FE / lie Ks,, D, N. Pace. junior ,'s ste y,
"neay' chaplain.
b. ssi. ls' K. P. elected ' tha ,n,s
|..s., '''s: 7. K. Barrett. eb any iU,r
|ssS. ! John q Williams y Span csnO
Il sulrd a. a. arms; Robert Er naI-
N. Of work. "
h ID ,'' q , pwliug lodge, No s'~ s.s
~ sai.e,, Afld this date. the fol-
's'e elected and appointed
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be quart water, one cup sugar, juice
pulp Of two lemons, FIVE sweet, Juicy
rye, four tablespoonfuls of corn
rs Nix the corn starch with a little
.Eisr add the boiling water and boil
RisIal minutes; then add the sugar.
-ii Juice and pulp; cut the oranges into
fll Pieces, remove all seeds; pour the
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Grayson County Normal

Denlson, Texas. June 1.-THE Grayson
county summer normal opened this morn
ing. The session will last until July and
viii be conducted by Prof Gay, assisted
oy r. l. Hoyis OF Van Alstyne and +. A.
eileen OF Collinsvllle.
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= have always had confidence In Jefries
ability as n fighter said Corbett THE only
!ning ! iearen about Jim was that he might
lose hts confidence as tue date Of the battle
drew near. Now that know he IL abso-
lutely confident OF success. | have no hesltp-
ito in backing him"
How do YOU figure Jeffries a winner over
man with Fitrsimmons' ring rscordgn was
asked
Easily enough" said corhctt. II hay.
never considered Fitssimmons q clever mar.
lie is a slugger and depeuds entirely on hie
strength TO win outponted him easily
enough. but | am not strong man. Jenries
Is much s,rcnrer man than am He cah
bit n much harder blow than | ever could
Nature has been kind 10 him. He Is naturally
strong fellow. unlike any man Fltrsinmons
has ever fought
;, 20 YOU believe .yenries is a cieverer man
'Yes. / 10. renied corbett. with emphasis
II have sparred with hoth>moa end ! think
well and iii hsraer than Fi,ss,nInens, IN
bet Fitssimmons will atop Juggling before
Jefiries does. New York folks don't appre-
..iate Jeffres at his fun value. They saw
him when out OF condition make bad show
Ing With Armstrong who Is very cievei
fellow. ! have sparred with ARMSTRONG and I
know what am talking about"
Honest John" Kelly is Of tho opinion tina,
the hsh will he an exceedingly interesting
one and that Jerfrles viii furnish bir sur.
prise, II don't below ritssimmons IL as
good a fighter today as he was two years
ago, said Kelly. ~ think no has zone back
and that he Is not active enough 10 tax,
Jemries measure. To my way of thinkinr
Ienries has every possible advantage over
Fitysmmons lie lie a Younger man stronger
and n hard hitter He N much cleverer than
many people imagine and has an abundance
Of confidence. That Us very telling factor
In prize ight. | don't want to b. quoted as
saying that Jeffres has cinch, | think ht
| Is good 2ik to | shot and at that price
shall place good -sized bet on Jim .
| Dave Holland the stakeholder OF the hattie
figures the champion sure winner "Fitz.
simmons has never failed to bring the money
home" said Holland land I see no reason
why he should not do SO now He has the
wors. OF 1t In wuieht reach and age but
can't see where he has ever had tho best OF
II in any fight lie has always had 20 xiv,
away weight, and vet he has always won. lie
Is a great fighter. and | think he is as good
phyS,callS as ever he was In his life. | shall
have nice bet on him,
Jimmy Wnkoly picks Jcnries as the winner
Wuaety snys that Fitzstmmons has never be
fore met a man as strong and as clever al
Jcffrias.
"Coit cit" said wnkelv had science hu
he lacked strength Jenros Possesses botl
qualities and | am confident they VIII Elv'
hir victory over Fitysimmons,'
Tom O'Rourko believes Fitzslmmons VII
win but ia order 60 do 50. he viii have I
knock Jenrcs out quickly. N the battl'
goes over four rounds" predicted O'Rourkc
"Lesries will win He viii outlRst Fitg he
cause he has greater strength than the cham
picn .
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s, ssailams Meeting successful.

|As, 80 lexas, June S.--The Sid VIII
"a NJ. a reached its climax last night.
lqilss- o. conversions and a number of
|giio1s ,.ssrred, Altogether ,ixty- four
lssfvl any. sae Baptist church alone have
y Monday we meeting which Will
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Mrrrav
Two-h base Housaman. Isancs Murray.
1'hrec-base hlts-HuHton, Radeer. nowie,
Hcoge
ncuhle plays-GHHiu. Iousenan and Wei
kart Hrusemau. Griffin and Weikart Nipper
anl Hsuseman,
In Struck Bases on wild Battera
pitc,ers- nirgs. out. balls. pitches HIT
I I.ssss g. I g. :
r-mpire-Phelan.
,rirrp OF ramc--l IS.
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The Stomach
Is An Engine

Your health rejects It's condition II rs
clogsed IN with impurities and can't use the
fuel you give il, therell be trouble all over
the body. There can be no disease with a
good digestion. A strong stomach ana PER-
feet digestion comes from the use Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-06

Stolen bases-Holaud. LonGley. Grim,
Home runs-Houtz. Herbert.
Double play--Ilerbert and Gilligan.
IN Struck Bass on Wild Matters
Pitchers ninEs out balls pitcnes. hit
Luitich .... q 2 o
Mobiey 49,. i 2 0
Umpire-Matthews.
Time Of game-i:30,