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HREE REGIM MEN rs.


SVV
. ~ asnins sen, i1.S e'.,lA Iril he war,
department has Issued ia cab on the atatess
TOR their quotas sOf troops under the cali
for 125, 600 men. The following = 3tl,a
'uo. y
.iapA MI s.. Y regiments Of infantry
Ia ta 3 one : .batt No,
..,,c IL Mo regiMenIs OF infantry
ana tour heavy batteries.
M nne iii, ~. imeht lnfa ntry
AZ lpSe l leglmsnt e fantry,
E.e 'ma IS S ,,,,a 1.
Tias 3 81 anIanlry
s ~ lan!ents @ Sln11an1r
W. ~ fantry
Tist.s IN u = Bill.
RameAts OF nfantry
aug gAess resiment eAY6iry. sssks
isx g, Oh 1nfaItfys
a q III Ena
AVM ~ hlee IS sament6 Of infantry and
WI ~ slAsoa ~.
R ansasr-I I n,s regiments OF lnfantFy
IS. = nfee regiments OF infantry.
ssana Two 9 70 troops Of ayalry.
onss haarv hatta regiment q infantry and
~ nsas ! 9 ~ s. L
hesvy b D fes lment INFANTRY 1ours
q ntrv and shraa ha Out Lteglments OF H.
Michiran-1F nr ra * patteI ae
Minnesofahroa ~ :..xay
inv neeo. nree regiments 81 q infan-;
s;sa;nn; .,,,vos
try. NJ - iil''l ~ % inlan-
= = fI;s.o,,.; n;.,a
y n N, asbt III OF lnIahtry
MSntanas nna = = -
Nahra 5. u ~
Ne,u.I ~ ol mIan
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NAVAL SITUATION.


New York, April "a. Since the war
with Spain has begun the United States
naval forces have established strict
blockade Of Cuban ports and have cap
Stured seven Spanish vessels. The prizes
B APRIL 22stean,er Buena Ventura. 81
cruiser Nashville OF Sand Key, Fla.
s.. April 22-Hteamef Pedro, by cruiser New
4oAI as..s o. g. Gu l.a coast near Havana
boat torpedo
aats III 0i bS G fsrpsdo.
D0ats kQgtet, under guns 81 G05lmsr baffery.s
boat Menu stsa1sE , sgas asys. y {a
April Steamer catalina & 81 cruiser
DsAa roat s tpwseixe miles from Hayans. q
cutter inona, on Biloxi, Miss. - 81 s.
{. All these vessels have been or will he
takensep Key Vest except the Saturnina.
gig vas taken to Ship Island, Miss.
{, Spanish steamers Panama, from
New erk, and Alfonso XII. from Spain.
. poth. Honnd for Cuba, are likely to be cap
sl1ured1 American Warships Withinsa few
a1ays.sa1paln has made mo- seizures sof
e Am g. vessels. an far "a; known.
moyelpent of the Spanish navy that has
neen feported has been the departure Of
the tgxped0-boat destroyer Autiaz from
Queenst0wn for Spain, her departure ia.
ing cpmpelied by the English neutrality
proclamation. For the same reason the
VnifedaSta Asiatic squadron has be-
gun lI,, g leaye Hong Kong. ~ essss ass
I, essNOrth Atlantic squadron is nforc-
Ing the blockade Of Cuba and The living
zsquadr0n remains at Hampton Roads. ex-
:eept the Minneapolis and Columbia, which
nave zone to sea, on q mission knOWngon4
y to The naval authorities. The cruisers
san francisco and New Orleans are at
the Hrooklyn navy-yard and may sail to-
morrow to join the flying squadron.
!! day adds several vessels to the aux
The battleship Oregon and the eunboaf
Marietta are coming up along the east
coast OF South America and will probably
touch =ats Rio Jaueiro in a few days. The
dynamite cruiser NictherOy. Just pgIr-
chased from Brazil, is still at Rio Janeiro.
The newly purchased cruiser Topeka is at
sea on the way from Portsmouth to New
/ YORK and the torpedo-boat Somers is still
at portsmouth, but ready for sea. The
steamer Paris, for whose safety no alarm
is noWsfelt, will arrive in New York be-
fore the middle of the week. s.s,e.
81 New York. April 25.-Ity is learned on
excellent authority that the primary cause
of the departure of the Minneapolis and
Columbia from Hampton Roads was for
the purpose OF ascertaining the where
abouts Of the Spanish meh-of-war which,
it was thought, might have left St. Vim.
cent: The commanders of the Mime
apolis ahd Columbia are instructed to
.capturesany Spanish merchantmen which
they might chance to meet on their cruise.
Since their departure the navy depart.
ment has learned from an official source
at st. Vincent that the reportsof the de-
parture of any of the Spanish vessels
was erroneous. !sa Il a ass s5 sSsss,
e As tosSthe length of time the cruisers
will remain at sea, the officials are silent,
but it siss generally nderstood that they
will not return to port without having
some prizes to show. = M sta sss ~ q
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THE FIRST PRIZE.
Official Notification to Navy Of
ficIaIs OF the Capture OF the +
Buena Ventura. -. 8 -

Washington, D. e., April 23.-The fol
lowing is the official report of the first
capture of a prize during the existing
war between Spain and the United
States: ...Es .e..-.l IL 4 = 4; I
Key West, Fla, April 22.-Secretary 0.
Navy, Washington, D. c.: Nashville went
to sea this morning Returned at III O'Clock
with Spanish steamer Buena Ventura, prize,
taken off Sand Key Hight. Bound from Shin
Island to Norfolk. Loaded with lumber
deckioad Of cattle and to load with coal 5
HARRINGTON. IS
Harrington" is Capt. p. =. Harring.
ton, commanding the monitor Puritan at
Key West: He is the senior officer on
that station and as such received from
Capt. Commander Washburn Of the gun
boat Nashville the report of the seizure
of the Spanish merchantmen and for.
warded it to Washington. }- III S.
Liverpool, April 23.-The owners Of the
Buena Ventura, the Spanish ship captur-
ed by the United States cruiser Nash.
vile yesterday, have issued a signed pro-
test against her capture. They say the
cargo belongs to British merchants and
was insured in Great Britain. They fur.
Their allege the capture was illegal as the
n!timatum of the President had not ex-
pred when she was captured. ~ t1 &
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COLUMBIA AT NEWPORT.
The Cruiser Visits the Watering
Place for Purpose that is
$ .%3 - Not DivulRed.4 sE:s I:

Newport, r. l.. April 25.-The cruiser
Columbia, Capt. Sands, Of the United
States flying squadron, which, left iHamp-
ton Roads Saturday arrived here at LILO
O'clock this forenoon. An officer of the
Columbia, who came ashore, about noon.
said that the officers of the ship were en-
tirely in ignorance as to- the nature Of
their visit to this city. He said that the
arrival of the Columbia has been reported
to the department at Washington and
that the ship was awaiting orders. The
Minneapolis and Columbia left Hampton
Roads about together at midnight Sun
day. -Four hours Ia fer the Columbia
passed the Minneapolis and has not since
seen her. At that time the Minneapolis
was proceeding under two screws, while
the Columbia used three and came along
at the rate of 20 knots an hour 10 New
port. 80 sss$$5s3#
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ing to the representative that he was
carrying with him his resignation, and
that he might have something to say
later in the day. s5S
While no definite announcement can be
made at this time as to who will succeed
Mr.. Sherman, It IS altogether probable
that the next secretary of state will be
William r. Day, at present first assist
ant secretary Of state r. Day has been
urged by the Presidentst TO #takesth office,
but Isl personally more inclined to return
to- Canton to the practice Of law, though
It is believed here that he will yield to
the Presidents wishes in the matter. ,
3 !, MI. Day zig out Of the city and is
thought to berin Canton, o., arranging
bis personal affairs. He has had entire
charge Of the Cuban affairs almost since
the beginning Of the present administra-
ton. 10 49, & i:s5 isa s s. 4
ii Day will Accept.
Canton, O., April %. -Judge Day, ac-
eompanied by his SON Luther, reached
Canton via the Pennsylvania road at
1925 this morning. He looked as if in
good health. AssShe stepped from the
train the Associated press correspondent
Eretary Sherman. When asked If heEwould
accept the:vacant place he replied simply:
will take The matter under considera-
ton 80 Z. "a
While Judge Day declined to talk for
publication the Associated press CORE
sp0nde dent believes it can he announced as
fact that under existing circumstances
Judge Day will accept the secretaryship
If the President dominates him and the
Senate takes favorable action. 81 S IS
1T is known here that Judge Day made
a great business sacrifice when lie accept
ed the place of assistant secretary Of
state. He has not felt that he could af-
ford to accept a cabinet port folio, but un-
der present circumstances, however, lit is
not believed he feels he ought TO decline. Il;
\. Canton, %, April p - Judge Day ar
rived from Washing at 1926 on the
Pennsyl van MIA railroad. He will accept
the position of secretary Of state, if
named by the President and confirmed
by the Sena to-
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shipa Dc the United Gtatea anchored n our
har6ors 80 take their departure free ot

.snipa g tho United IA tea anchored y our
SsnI so Ia thelr Tree BY
niansn M Z, 81. /. AM. 81 q ~. Il, \, !.
not aiSered "a the the deca of IS III
the government. respecting fhe prineIples
sof tho Inv 90 nat Ions, proposes tos observe
Ss ,a Z, assshy oraers 9. &c oAseryed. The FOL,
loving rex ulations sOf maritime Law.
1s,as rs s Soxe IS rs eneys ners
sutrsi ms s y excsst CON
band of war, ID not seisabie under the enc
nays nag.
s.. :: !. blockade 70 be OBLIGATORY must be
e1ectiy It must be maintAined with
S,sns t1 fass, Io prevent access g tne
The snanish governments NH Inc
Its right to grant letters of maraue. viii
the vessels ot the n,ercan tIle marine. Ia
aorse .oI anxlllary cruisers which Will COS
necds "a M Eng
nSvas cnnt MI wv &c nh0eE
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ANNEXATION PROBABLE,
The United States will Probably
Take Hawaii Upon an Under
- ST landing with Japan, Sss%4 &

New York, April 25.- Hawaiian an
.nexation, which could not be accomplished
in 81 time of peace, is more than probabili-
.tys now that war is on, says the Washing
ton correspo dent of the Herald.
There is no longer any: danger Of OBJ.
lection from Japan to the annexation
proposition, for it Z is said, there ii al,
ready a tacit understanding between the
United States and japan, whereby the
latter country will eventually be given
control Of the Philippines in return for
certain assistance during the war, the
character Of which will soon become ap.
parent. Ssz : i
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planning ILL B tU I1I

sCorbin q Btead.s Plant NJ sldnaw De-
stroyea- 4 .osss o16, 900.
& idnaW,, April 225. ESPECIAL, -
5Gorbin 81 Mead planning mill caught me
about noon yesterday and burned Is the
ground The total losss III SIS, 600 with
no. insurance The electric light Dla,lt
WINS burned and with itl fonr freight cars.
A1essfs. Gorbin n Mead are undecided
whether hey will rebuild OF not ssss
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ON THE OREGON.
Cadet Leahy OF SWausau Serving on.
the Rattleshlp Whose Safety
q 131rs = CHI

Il Wausau, Wis, a April 25 II Special T.
5A Wausau boy, Cadet W.. p Leahy. son
5ofsM... E: Leahy, and II nephew of Can't
John aE. Leahy, is an officer on the ID tile
ship Oregon, and the report that his vessel
lis IN imminent danger Of capture III caus-
ing his relati ives and friends in this city
great unea siness. Cadet Leahy was aps
pointed to the Annapolis naval academy
by Congressman NE ron Nc Cord and
graduated from that inst tuition last June,
being mmediately assigned to the Ore.
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SHOULD s. SEIZE i e. THEM Il
Minister Barrett Says the United
~ States Ought to Take the II s
Philippine islands.

Bangkok, April 25.-7!The United States
minister here, John Barrett, in an inter
view today, said: ut is Of the greatest
that the United States should
take the Philippine islands Their value
is not realized at home. They are richer
and larger, than Cuba, and in the, hands
of q strong power, would be the key to
the far East and to the Asiatic Pacific. n
The United States could either hold
them for commentator strategic .rea sons.
or negotiate with Great Britain to ex.
change them for the latter's West In
dian colonies, or else surrender them to
other powers for reciprocal advantages"
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g one is allowed on board the cruiser.
y}E-tz So 49,
H0ISTED). THE. FLAG.
. Banner Floats Over the Three-
Nile Crib In the Chicago
q: Harbor.s ~: 5s5

Chicago. ILL.,, April 25.--The newest
and most unique place for Chicago ma, IA
triotism to break forth is three miles out
in Lake Michigan, at the intermediate
crib, the lake end Of the new northwest
supply tunnel. The sworkmen have raised
Old Glory in q way worthy Of the loca-
ton, which is one Of the city's most adj
vanced outposts. Each contributing his
mite, they purchased an immense flag,
and it today proudly floats from a 40
foot pole above the top Of the crib.
When, y the big flag was hoisted Supt.
to his sixty men, and then sunfurled the
banner which will remain, there until the
wa r II <,vor az y 5l3Et
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ProGectfon for KIOndtkers.

& Seattle, Wash, April %. The local
Alaskan Transportation company has
wired Secretary of the Navy Long for
sir Calling guns to be placed ION one Of
their steamers as az pro- ion agninst
any Spanish warships or .priyateers Tint
may be III the NORTH Pdei Ac ocean when
the drst steamers start Con their return
trip from ST.. u ichuel th ID ssenRevss
and gold from 1lllondii |s S|ss
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! AT FULL SPEED.
The Monitor 'MIantonomah Rushes
Out OF Philadelphia Harbors 49,. III
Bound South.

Philadelphia. Pa, April 23-The mont
tor Miantonomah, which sailed from
League island & yesterday afternoon
passed out to sen att full speed at 11:25
this morning, bound south. It is believed
she will touch at Charleston ON che way.
to Key West. =. IS ~ sstss5 sszse
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OCEAN r a GERS .TO. SAIL Il
Tn New York and st.aLouis will
Leave Today Under Sealed
~ Orders. $s#

New York. April 5.The American
line steamers st. Louis and the New York,
now the Harvard, are being coaleds today,
every inch Of space usual " used fo1
freight being filed with coal. They are
both under sealed orders to sail, but moth.
ing definite can be learned as to their des.z
nation One report is that they are to4
carry coal to the blockading fleet at Ha..
sxana, and then proceed to Cramps ship.
Yards, but this could not be confirmed.
elne rumOr concerning the purpose OF
sending these ships TO sen is that they are
to- act as scouts. and in case Spanish:
Warships should be sighted return ut full
speed to report the ! fact The cruiser
New Orleans, it is also alleged, will be
sent to sea today on an GRAND similar tc.
that Of the former American liners.
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NOT READY !. To 1 NOV IS.
Belief that tha United States
s& Squadron Has Not Yet Moved
szsSE on the Philippines.


CSC on the Phtlippines. S# +.
y Washington, .. ), April q. From the
fact that the state department has not been
called upon SO far to prepare any procla-
nation giving notice Of assblockade of
either Porto Rico or the Philippines. it
may be set down as a fact that the naval
forces are not yet ready tosmove III that
direction.
It is the usual practice, as was shown
in the proclamation relative to the block
AIDE of Cuban ports, to give due notice to
foreign powers, BY procla nlation. of an in
tention to- blockade, and although it is not
absolutely necessary to follow this course
it is believed the state department will OBJ
serve the usual rule. ss sss ssssss.S q
1T Is entirely within the province Of an
admiral commanding however, If, in his
opinion an emergency exists sufficient to
justify it, to establish the blockade first
and then give notice, and in the case Of
the philippines It lis just possible such a.
course may be followed, in order that the
Spanish naval force now at Manila, might
not be given an pportunity to escape cap
ture at the hands of the Emitted States
Asiatic squadron.
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MARKETS BY rsLEGRApH.

/. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Higher Wheat -
Wild and excited; No. spring, on track,
LOS; No. l Northern, on track. LIS. Corn
/ No. > White lite ON track. ss5se: No whi,e'
on track s1l@S2c. BarieyEsteady: No. s
on track, soc. Rye-Very frm and good de-
mand; No. / ON track, 6Ohc. Provisions
Steady; pork, 1L2O; lard, 5.55.
Flour Is higher at 54Ol55 so for patents:
bakers, 4.4O@4.50, and 3.251S 40 for rye.
Millstuffs are firm and quoted at 12.25@
mid MIDI and is,0o Tor white. s :. '"s
Sss CHICAGO - Close - Wheat-May, l. 19A:
July, 92hc; September, S3hc; December,
S21ac. .Corn-April, 331hc; May, 33H633kc;
July, S4lkc; September, 3511zsc. Oats-April,
ssAs; Ma ay.u: Ae; July, a5A@sSe; Sep
11.20; July. I.45. Lard-April, SEQ; JULY.
5.70@572; September, $50. Ribs,April.
$50: MAY, 5.5l: July. $50. September. K IA
NEW YORK-Close = April, not quoted:
May, 1 LAY; July, 991sc; September. S9Kc:
DsssmSss, sss; Isy sefn.$szse; ests. sssse
higher; April. nominal: MAY. Ssslsd: INV
Ss6d: Sepfember. 7s7d: Deccnher ?s1@a
Corn-Firm. IXd to oiad higher: AnriI Ss
iINd; Nav. Slid: Jnly. 3sIlHd. San s
TENDER, 3sii5d.
yator. los; track. iOSS1 10. Anil sn i, s az.
May, 10 asked; July, ssMc; Septem6er'
NJ Cash si ala ea anr,i l GosMn sI
July, 32Mc; September. sSLc Oafs-iIish.
er: April, 2SISc; May, c9f5c: July. 25Sc:
Higher; soc. Fiax-Hlrher ]. 81 T.es d
Heavy, 3.5O@S.52h Spelter-Lower. : 400
asked. 8 ..s
DULUTH Close Wheat = Cash No. i
hard. IS: No. 4 Northern, LIS; No. q
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NOTICE TO GO VERNORS.
i Dstails OF the cally for yoiuntaerss
transmitted to the States
iss5 ThIss Afternoon. 81

Washing ton, p. q, A pril % he war
department. has preparetl and Secretary.
Alger this afternoon will sign mott eations.
ito the governors Of the several states, IL
accordance with the Presidents Gull fo
10000 volunteers. Identical telegram
will be sent to each governor, save hi {
there Will be, of course, differences as tt
Ileta ils, each state 81 quota of troops be!
Ing named, together with the points Of
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WILLIAM M'KINLEY.
~! executive Mansion, Washington, d. G
In the House.

Washington, o. c., April 25.-The gall
lerles of the House were thronged this
morning in anticipation of the Presidents
message asking Congress to make form
al declaration of war. 1t was read inn
medlateiy after prayer and was listened.
to with profound attention. -" :
: There was no demonstration. at the con-
scluslo =, Of the reading, and no demand
Tor the reading Of the diplomatic CORE
gpondence that accompanied the message
Inc speaker simply ordered it referred,
! under the rules. to the committee on. for
elgn affairs, and to be printed for the in
formation of the House. @,s.l.- S...sI. 49,
.;l Lhe House then proceeded with the con-
slderation Of District of Columbia bust
ness. No interest was manifested in the
proceedings until after ] O'clock. s ~
Acting Chairman Adams entered the
malt and the news that the committee
had unanimously agreed upon d BILL de-
ciarlng the existence of state of war
was known all over the House. Mi.
dams held hurried consultations with
the speaker and Messrs. Dinsmore
ana Berry OF the minority Of the conf
ALTO p. m. he asked unanimous con-
sent Tor the consideration of the bill de-
elarlng the existence of state of war
between this country and the kingdom Of
spain. There was not murmur Of dis
sent. The bill was read The House
held its breath. sE 80 sz65
S ME-. Mcguire Dem.. CaI.l arose ia asl,
question, but RETAINED. The question
was put on the third reading and passage
of the bill and in magnificent chorus the
whole House responded "Aye.'' r. Is
The announcement of its passage was
greeted with a round of apnlause and =
cheer or two from the floor and galleries.
ana then the House resumed considera-
ton Of the election case. 80
There was no excitement. It ereauired
exactly one minute and forty-on SECONDS
Tor the House to pass the bill. M s,,ch
impressive action can be recorded in the
legislative annals Of any .countrv. -
The House Of Representatives had simp-
ly paused in the considerafinn 1nf sifs Ssn1,.
tine business to pass a declaration If war
thar his nnrnos =, 49,.
.yLa+1,a. ~ lieiis was y. ~ ash
r nv hea lne uegia!auon n the Dill tnat
t Mai nad eAi is SINCE April q was in
Buena Ventura. II consider that act and
the other seizures IN to this limo, IN IA
he. cnnhatically ssnothinp move sssst ii, !,
-" -. . q ~ ns,i sa.s'n :
1890 az . e@s%s
s$$s In tho Senate. ss3 5Ss ss5sE
d. Anril Ok Tho g.
we Ment, INTO 1secrels session today on re-
b celISlnH the rouse, war Dill. MT: Davis
moved to take up the House war bill and
t. aneaa The s bin BY adding
hod : ,raal1 :, 49,,
as 3. Z : 1esl ~ ..:a ],
consider war declara tons.
spcccl, in favor Of recoenitinn ',f ieIiia.
eFs %sy ua,,.a /, !. S Sc, ]. 3. .
Congress for not acting sooner on the
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MILWAUKEE, L1vEsToCk MARKET

= H0GS-Receipts, 2 cars; lower; pack
ers, 365@3.S5; mixed, 3.S5@3.85; light, 365
@3.85; heavy. 39O@4.oO =
:. CATTL n Market steady; receipts, car
Butchers steers. medium to good, Hoo to
1850 lbs, 425@5.0 90; fair to medium, $50 to
1850 lbs: S.9O94.25; heifers, fair to choice.
.OOG4.25; cows, fair to good, 100000:
cows, 2O0@2. 65; bulls, common to good, Use
0335; feeders. 500 to $50 ms, 2.75G3. Is;
stockers 500 to 100 lbs. 3.0O@4.O0; veais.
1254S.25; mixers and springers. 200
SHEEP Receipts, none; market steady,
SOO94.0 90; lambs, steady, 4.25@5.00; spring
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SPORTING NEWS.

~
Desl'ltess reports tnaI the me deputy
had broken up the light between Jake
Wagner and kid Sherry, the contest
took nlace as scheduled Saturday NIGHT
TN i,,t+,, -. - ~: e1:,
'ooA s1Nofln l sssi !.
ssMaukee ana was Witnessed by q. TAR
sized sI. crowd; Wagner was declared the
winner III the sixth round. Before en-,
,' the ring the men We're examined
Joy doctor aud pronounced physically
souhd:. Sperry was the first to enter the
ring, followed by Magmer. Jack Bryan
g o. indianapolis was selected as referee.
led with a Ieft CAUTIOUS n sParrlns Mager
face. Sperry attemnted fo rnsh. md Mag,
mer met him with straight iefts ON the
face and rights on the body. The round
closed IN sMagmer's favor. sss$zsssf- ,Esszz-9
found .2-Sperry rushed. swinging rights
Ana Az aed.s ana landed some right swings on
sn. tls. nnGA lnsre was some aass Molk
ING wiIiv Wss s,iahtiy pS Snarrv eH Snnn
found ss.Sfarted witi, n hot miynn5 'Sner..
rys swinging both hands. In This round
Wagner showed superior science by block.
Ing Sperry's swings and landing his left
In ,sperry,s face and his right on the body.
Sa,.e ai I,, 4ia some ciever duckns. Honors
!" RannIs anas t,,o fo,,rt,, .na sfth
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