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Bastrop. Batteries, McKinnie and Hill for
La Grange. jenkins and Riley for Bastrop,
ONE, TWO, THREE AND OUT.
ONE LEFT AND TWO RIGHT BLOWS
SETTLED CREEDoN.
Dusky Joe WoIcotf Had ~ Picnic
with the AustrnIian-Kno
Him Down Three Timen.

New York, April %. -Nearly 6O01 sports as
in the hope OF seeing rafting bout he
tween Joe Walcott the negro boxer and Dan
Creedon. the Australian. They were matched
to 20 twenty rounds at catchweights, but al
though Creedon weighed fully twenty pounds
more than his opponent, the negro made
short work of him. With left and Two
right smashes on the jaw. Walcott 1ocrsd
Creedon thrice The third time the Austral-
ian went down he died to the world and
Walcott was declared to be the winner. amid
the cheers Of his hackers. who won a pot
Of money on the result
The bout lasted only a minute and fifteen
seconds.
In the opening round they exchanged a few
body blows and Walcott tried right swing
for the head. but missed Joe then swung
his left on the wind and Creedon tent a
hard left to the kidneys. After some swift
exchanges Walcott swung his left to Cree
dons Jaw and Creedon went down. The Aus
tralan STAYED down the limit and got up
dazed. He tried TO spar. but Walcott went
at him aud sent him down with short rignt
hook on the law. Dan looked all but put
out when he got uD. Dams back was turned
to the negro when he regained his feet, but
Walcott ran around and faced him Dan was
dumfounded and scarcely knew where he was
Walcott lost no time in finishing his man
with hard right smash on the point of Jaw
and Creedon fell Nat on mis- back to the floor
The final blow was an awful one and Cree
don was so HELPLESS when it landed that he
was out before he realized what had hap
rened. Creedon was helped to his corner by
his seconds. He came to in a couple of min
utes and was able to walk to his dressing
room without being aided
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GARLINGTos's REPORT.
An Overwhelming Minority Reported
Canned Becf as Bad.

An Overwhelming Mniority Rcporfed
canned Beef as Bad
Washington. April 25.-The report OF
ooiono' harrington OIL tne commissary de-
90 'iil'''t % '''e ~ ny "n''" was yes'e'uuy
me'en,eu 70 '"e "aoe court OF INQUIRY
w NV ~ 80 " par Vi 'ue 'e'o'u'
- 80 p"D'io 'oV'S y covers "'inoS1
-, ~. 'y'e'i,''V" p'so' a"" 10
r.,aa., - '''0 9'U'e0'
-, -, .I's'o' 'l.,'Hs 10 navy WI
49," ,"e op'"'o''s ., go olnoerS ana 100
49, - -. &c wy ,"''''e' '0"''
NV 0i"'sl'les do loiioNs'
f"en'-three officers ana one man
pronounced II good or excellent"
Invent, five officers ana two mon
"snir mn ,oo., ,,,,,, .,,
"'"''-s'N oi"eefs Hnd eleven men
mostly bnd or unit"
Three hundred mud tvo oft,c.rs
npd "a man ...n,,., :.
W "N"''
ne comments at some length upon this.
giving the various terms used TO Indicate
the feeling OF ofdeere ord 49,, T. ,
| to IT, hut saws that whore cooit,n, 40
! POSSIBLE ana vegntnItee s,,a "a,aIes M's
| available and the beef nronnrod aassoraS
ana mixed with vegetables comnloints
/ were lesaened or modified and s1ne even
/ praised II as a substitute for fresh beef
/ New York April % The Herald 5
I Washington spenial savs Desrito ..
stror, to,,t,,,',,. -. '"'
''a'',i0nS III support OF lne atlesa-
lions MADE by General Miles regarding the
beef ratons issued to the army during tho
war with snain rho cororo1 o,,o,,a,,e.a
'on
t''e '"V ""u'ues OIL Tue court oil inquiry
VIII lall TAR snort OF sustaining him In
all particulars.
The exneetation ia o,tbnred nartt,, ,ro,,
the annsrent a4tt,u'i" " p"'us t'oni
~" "PtiNiN"N dtt4AuuV 81 llt court as
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EDUCATION is THE SOLUTION.
HOOKER n WAsHINGToN's VIEWS
ON THE LYNCHINGs.
No Woman in the south Has Ever
Been Assaulted by an Educated
NcGro-'The Crime Condemned.

Philadelphia, April 25-Booker T. Wash
lngton. founder and principal of the Tus-
kegee Normal and Industrial institute in
Alabama. who arrived here today, was
questioned regard.SS the Georgia lynch
luSs, He said Il would like to speak
at length upon these Georgia occurrences
and others of like nature which have
taken place in recent years, but in view of
my position and hopes in the interests of
the Tuskegee institute and the education
OF our people / feel constrained to keep
silent AID not engage In any controversy
that might react on the work to which 7
am now lending my Efforts.
u think ] can be of more service to the
race by giving my time End strength in
helping to lay the foundation for an edu-
cation which will be the permanent cure
for such outrages
u do not mind adding" he said, "thst
am opposed to mob violence under all
circumstances. Those guilty OF crime
should br surely, swiftly and terribly nun.
ished, but by legal methods. AS a rule,
the men guilty OF these outrages are ig-
norant individuals who have had no OPP
portunity to secure an education and
morai restraint.
THE solution OF our present difficulties
is 10 be found In the thorough mental,
religious and Industrial education OF both
races in the South. 1t is an encouraging
fact to note that OF the hundreds OF coll
ored men who have been educated ia tho
higher institutions of the South, not one
has bsen guilty or the crime of ASSAULT
ing a woman -
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---------s-aHz -
THE GEORGIA LNNCHING.
Burning OF sam Bosr Is Vigorously
foDdemncd

New York.--Ex- Attorney General Bar
bor OF South Carolina, who prosecuted the
Lake Gifts lynohers, believes in lynching
negroes for criminal assault but for every
other crime vigorously condemns il,
New York,-The colored ministers.
while having no sympathy with ravishers,
believe that there is sufficient law TO
reach the prisoners.
New Tork.--Rev. Horace Bumstead.
president OF the Atlanta university, said /.
Awful as is the injustice Of such deal
ings toward the negro race, their results
are still mere terrible in their effect on
the white race In undermining all respect
for law 1t is a gratifying sign OF the
times that such good Southern man as
ex- Governor Atkinson should boldly en-
deayor TO stem the tide OF wrong and
should declare his Willingness to testify
against the wrongdoers.'
New York Colonel Bob lngersoll. the
agnostie, after denounciug the lyrehers as
beasts and savages, concluded; "A nation
that can not or will not protect its citi-
gems in time OF peace has no right 10 ask
its citizens TO protect IL in time OF war
Mexico City, The organs OF the Spanish
colony ridcule the boosted Christian civ
ilization which allows such crimes as the
Georgia tragedy. claiming II is worse than
any atrocity committed by spaniards.
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THE RACES.
Leo Planter. with Long odds on Him
Won the Thurman StnkeN.

Memphis. Tenn. April 25.--Racing was con-
unued at MONTGOMERY Park today and a large
attendance witnessed the afternoon sport.
Two favorites were succ, ssful, Simon d in
the second and Kisme in the last event
The stake feature on tosay's card was the
Thurman Hotel stakes. for BY; ar olds. dis
lance one mills. Seven derby horses accepted
tie weights and Donald Balm was installed
fayorite, with The Kentuckian selling strong
second choice. One of the best races OF the
present meeting resulted Leo Planter. the Ar
kansas Derby winner, at long odds. winning
from Sea Lion, The kentuckan. when carr
rled a large commission. finished third.
In the first race for 2-year-olds. at four
and half furlongs. Charles Patterson en-
try. McMeekin and Kentucky ruled strong ia
yortes but John w Schorrs unbeaten colt,
F. w Brode. had no difficulty in winning
handily BY length Brode is one Of tn :
best Youngsters Of the year.
Summaries:
-Four and a half furlongs 2-year -olds-F.
W. Brode. McMeekin. Monteyidian Time,
Five furlonss- Simon D. The Pride. Cellu-
loid. Time. 1;03h.
Mile and seventh wards selling-salvarzc.
Moroni. Branch. Time. l4S.
Mue-Leo Planter Sea Lion, The kentuck-
ian. Time 1;H.
-Four turlcngs selling-Tho Laurel, Capron.
Hackmeister. Time. sou.
Mile and seventy yards sslling-Kisme,
Harbinser. Teutons. Time. 1:5o.
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.MURDERER'S TRAGIC END
Terrible Fate Of az Italian Who Was Flee
ine from Justice.
ATTEMPTED MURDER TO COVER MURDER
After His nIoody work He Fell Down
Mine shnft and Was Literally
Dashed to Pieces.

Ellsworth, Kan, April Is. IAN unusual
and male hoarder were actors, took place
at Kanopols The husband and the
boarder are dead and the woman is Sc
riously wounded No names are given.
il seems that the woman recognized the
boarder as an escaped murderer wanted
In Italy for killing man, woman and
child lie had been tracked to South
America and recently came to Kanopolis.
Learning that his Identity had been dis
covered and fearing that he would be
given up he determined to kill the family
He started in by shooting the husband and
wife. The wounds did not prove serious
and the boarder slashed the man about
the neck and face with a razor, cutting
off one ear, almost sevoring the nose and
cutting two sashes in his throat. The
gave the alarm. In escaping, the boarder
plunged hoadong into a shaft at the salt
works. The body bounded from side to
side. spattcring the timbcrs with the bains
and blood until it reached the bottom, 1000
feet below. The head and hands were
torn from the body by the force.
The romans were gathered up in sack
and brought to Topeka, where they were
taken in charge by the coroner.
The Italian who was killed and whose
wife was wounded was George pix.
Thomas Mnardi was tho man killed in
the salt shaft, said to be wanted in Italy
for murder.
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THE DaEYfUS REVISION.
The Figaro Continues to Publish the les
timony Adduced.
BULK OF EVIDENCE FAvORs THE PRISONER
Former Mfnistcr Bnrthon Says Biliot
Expressed Doubts ms 10 the Guilt
of Captain Dreyfus.

Paris. April 25.---rhe Figaro In its pub
lication OF evidence offered before the
court of cessation in the Dreyfus revision
proceedings. continues the evidence given
by Captain Cuignet, who gave the court
his reasons for believing that Dreyfus was
guilty. First his (DreyfusD confessional
second. the technical contents OF the bor-
dereau. and, third, the secret dossier
Captain Cuignot admitted. however, that
there was nothing in the secret dossier
that referred to Dreyfus or showed his
guilt except the Pansrd dispatch
Paris, April 26.--The Figaro, continuing
the publication of evidence before the
court of cassation in the Drcyfus revision
inquiry. gives today the remainder of the
testimony OF Captain Cugnet, an aide-de-
camp at the ministry OF war; and the de-
positions OF Senator Guern and Nj. par
thou, who We're members Of the Drpuy
ministry in 1924. when Dreyfus was con-
demned.
VI. Barthou. who also held the portfolio
of minister OF the interior IN the cabinet
of Nj. Melne, explained the attitude OF the
Meline ministry, which, he said, consld-
cred 1t duty to respect the chose jugee
He said he heard General Billot. minister
of war In the Meline cabinet express
doubts as to the guilt OF Dreyfus during
the trial OF Nj. lola, and that he (the witt
nessl got the impression that the forgery
by Lieutenant Colonel Henry was fabri-
Gated in order 10 dssipate these doubts.
Senator Guerin testified that when tho
cabinet was first aoqusinted with the dis
covery ct the borderean NJ. Hanotaux alone
made objections. based on the place where
the document was found and the diplo-
matte complications likely TO ensue II
Dreyfus were prosecuted. He said he had
heard of no other Communications than
the bordereau and only learned ~ any
confessions OF Dreyfus from the news
papers.
Captain Cugnet's final deposition was
largely occupied in detailing and complet-
ing the explanations ho had previously
given.
Paris. April 25.-Acoordine to the Temps
member of the Dreyfus courtmartial
nemed Freystaotter, In testifying before
the coirt OF cessation yesterday. declared
that it was the evidence given BY I4ieuten-
ant Colonel Henry. who afterwards con
fessed that he forged a letter that was
largely instrumental in preventing a re-
vision OF the Dreyfus case. and then Gu;
bis throat in prison, which decided the
courtmartal to convict nroy FMS and that
the only document produced In the pres.
ense Of the prisoner was the bordereau
The court of cessation has decided by
large majority not to confront Colone
Picquart with General Roget II has alsi
been decided 10 make further examine
ton of Colonel Patty du Clam and to in
vestigate the Panlzarddi telegram.
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LOCAL.

Graves Of the Confederate dead to be
decorated today by the Daughters of the
confederacy and Dick Bowling camp.
Ladies OF the shetering Arms preparing
for their Rose Fete,
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Will
son In Houston looking after cigars bear
ing bogus revenue stamps.
big rice plantation to be started in
Harris county
Death of Rev II. II. Byers. one of Hous-
tons oldest ministers.
improving the Western Union telegraph
service.
The-tast of the old Brazorla Tap bonds
redeemed by the city.
Mr. II Henke has purchased valuable
piece of Main street property.
negro arrested for attempting to poi
son the family OF Bernardo De George.
The Foundation being laid for the Main
street paving.
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THE rsrLrrPINE sIruArros.

General Greeley saws the telegraph SER
vice at Manila Is remarkably Efficient
Proposition TO utilize negro troops In the
Philippines is meeting with fayov.
Divisions under Macarthur. Hale and
Lawton are making an effort TO capture
Calumpit. but are meeting with stubborn
resistance.
In the recent fighting the Filipinos arc
found to be- we'll drilled and Disciplined
and are improving In Workmanship.
Fnlpinos arc getting war munitions from
Hong Kong. Singapore and Europe.
Mckinley will not Ak policy until
peace is restored. Meanwhile protests
against continuance Of the war are
pouring In.
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WEATHER pEpARrNr,-


Washington, April 25.--showers x. Il,
storms have occurred in the upp,r ~, WV
ley and thence over the Atlanta s,s,a
Virginia to Florida. ''ss y
the temperature has risen throurso,. !.
central valleys, where 1t is copsIdsrs Savas !.
the seasonal average. ~
In the Atlantic States showers IN
lowed Wednesday by fair weather I n
OF cloudiness and showers will ov.,,,. - /
states of the lower Missouri and MI"
upper Mississippi valleys curing WIN ss
and. Wednesday night. sSAs''
ne winds along the Atlanta a.. Il.
variable south of Virginia, ana s t,as. siI
efly winds will become variable r nrsl soylg
The Mississippi will continue "a NJ.
davenport to below Cairo and viii XVI ne ~.
south OF Memphis. VIII iah slvSi|
Inc Missouri remains above M.
a. omaha and Kansas City. II NH uiI MI. "a
fall at Omaha by Wednesday ~ ~ 9spn
tinue to rise slowly at Kansas r,,v wv vs., sa1
crest stage. however, under 20 fee ~ wiz
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roDAY's ENTRIES.

Four and half furlongs Bernie. Russell
4 liz. My Chicken 1iO, Vohicesr. Judge |.
ihstify los; Favor L., Ibinhere, Aileen Wilson
, one mile, selling Blenhem, Carl c.. Creat
~ rh &c, pr Graves, 10; Charlie o.. Land Ho
slS iurlongs-osman III; J. e. Chimes 107
uleyfus. Frank Mcconnell, osmond, loe cara
% haue Bramble, Miss Maytie, o..
MILO and a sixteenth, selling-van Brunt
NJ, zoe Ssheloy loZ; b. W, Practitioner, ZACH
Msfun' Plnkey Potter, lol Vanessa 80. Bren.
an Amante, The Doctor Bethlehem star
Or o'Brien, Legordemain, ~.
slk and half furlongs sellng-Molo Ito,
tS"'IS ~ banquo Il los; Friendship. Carlotts
hlnE bermuda ITO; Eleanor Holmes IS.
Mile and sixteenth, selline--I.ohcn IL.
iss,bey no; Pop Dixon los, Helen H. Gardner
T,s p IaS 100; Redwood Jim Flood Swords
Cloudy; track heavy.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

Cabinet discussed Captain coEhlsn's
speeches and conclude that the captain
will probably he let down with repri-
nand.
number OF f'iiininos can be captured the
campaign will he shortened.
Action OF the British consul at Nicaragua
in securing options on NicaraRuas rail-
roads is considered strange proceedins
Reports say that 100000 natives Of Porto
Rico are starving and the Red Cross pro-
poses selling Porto Rican products in the
United statos for the benefit Of the des-
tltute islanders.
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DOMESTIC
pouring in

Two killed, three seriously and score
more or lesa injured and 100 buildings
damaged by henzoline explosion in Phila-
delphia.
Molineux. the alleged poisoner of Mrs.
KITE Adams asks tho New York supreme
court to release him on habeas corpus.
Booker r. Washington says that mental,
religious and industrial education is the
Gully solution OF the rape evil and conso-
cuently Of mob law in the South
Arkansas mine owners refuse to arbi-
trate.
Innocent purchasers OF cigars Irregular
. IN stamped will be protected.
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COUNTERFEIT CIGAR STAMPS.
INNOCENT PURCHASERS no BE PRO
TECTED IN PART.
May Retain Cigars hut Must Restamp
Them--A Large Number of
Seizures Reported.

washington. Anril 25-Tho internnl
ra,.or,,, h,,,.,,,, "a. A., -. -
ration circular letter TO collectors, in
winch they are directed to forward to the
bureau all applications for relief from in
nocent holders of cigars stamped with
,aan 49,. ,a.aa" N'e'@s .o''
- ~ ~ ~
go, i''i' ~ .us,eu W $50 90 wv
olncials' II Is piupauiu tnat lnnoceut
u ,,e IN. Mp haNs aussa'lS paia ior INC
''e"'o "ii We TO "it'tNN " Vt'th 'puih VI
eohule'oh W, enau tney rostaulp tnS , G,sa5S
turned over 70 the treasury. ' - 80
St Louis. April 25.--one hundred thou
sand cirars IN boxes have been seized nv
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Mrs. Georges Trial.

Canton. Ohio. April 25.-At the adjourn
mert of court this evening the arguments
in the trial OF Mrs, George were little
more Than half completed, Mr.. wclly,
who has the close tor the defense. had
barely warmed up TO the work and viii
in all probability occupy all OF tomorrow
morning,
Mr. pomerene. who closes fer the State,
win not be expected TO fiaish in less than
half a day, which. at the earliest, will
throw the end OF the arguments 90 the adj
iodrninent hour tomorrow evening.
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FOREIGN.

AT the birthday anniversary OF oliver
Cromwell IN London. Or. Joseph Parker
cursed the sultan OF Turkey, denounced
poptry and scored the heir apparent to the
throne.
Countess Esterhazy has brought suit to-
e divorce.
rnreans have attacked foreign mission
aries and carried away French priest
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Events nt Nernort.

Cincinnati April 25.Newport results.
Six turlonss, seling-Carlotts c., The Gee.
zcr Hairpn. Time III.
Four and a half furlongs-Indan, Talms
Pnschal Time :5S
:, Mila and seventy yards-God Fox. Mizpah,
Nolsndies. Time 1850
One mile sellius-Kathie May Harus. Han
L. Time 1:l6
Ethel Collins Time l:96
>, nc mile. selling-Clars Meader. Blenheim.
Eleanor Holmes. Time as
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COMMERCIAL.

The cotton future markets closed prae-
tlcally unchanged.
May wheat declined 1Aa17sc and July
19sdl&c; corn Is off &c and oats I'M
changed; pork and ribs advanced 2iac and
lard 2ta15c.
Anaconda mining shares again active aud
higher
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TUE rnAcn coNrnnrNcr.
Mrs. SEVEN Cults ON the Women 10
Mold Meetings

Indianapolis Ind, April rs May
Wright sewell honorary president Of the
National Council Of Women oil the United
States and Vice President Of the Interna-
tional Council % Women has addressed
q letter 70 the ear OF Russia thanking
him In the name Of the i.250,00o women
of the United States, included In the Nom
hershp Of the council for his action in
calling a convention az the representa-, lives
Of all nations TO consider the disarmament
OF the armies az the world
She is also sending out circulars calling
on the women TO meet In all the principal
towns Of the world 70 meet on the 18th OF
May aud adopt resolutions favoring pesce
and arbitration
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rnnner nrrnel in Efngx.

Champaign. H.. April s5.--Students OF
the University OF Illinois tonight pre-
pared an esagy OF Governor Tanner, swung
Il from the limb OF tree and afterwards
burned It. The indisns zion against the
governor was caused by veto OF part of
the appropriation for the university passed
by the last legislature.
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Cy NuiIsey's Verdict.

-HN'1tIFI NKuFVeIIIaUs
Ola Cy Mulkey was on the slab ana -
me same old cy' When he does not plsy
Dali be oficietes as Justice Of the peace in
some Nerth Texas precinct. He DISCHARGED
mis- official duty a, the close Of the game nv
holding an INQUEST over his followers u
verdict was frasged sunport and irse5,,,, h 70
connect with the sphere at critical times. ~
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Championshin un.e,1Inn-

81 Paul, April 25.-After dssnsrnts oo,.
test Of two bouts the Burns scd urss,.
ne pls'oh ehdei in something OF a nasco.
,',s won the first fall in thirty-one min.
minutes Of hard work. In the MA 49, ~. one
s,,h a wrssued twenty-five minutes withonI
e,tne, setting on the mat, and as ho,h 90,
md ne exhausted they agreed TO cali It arsw
,na.cn was cateh-as-eatch-can for ~
s,t " 81 f,s q me world. purss Of SO anu
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Louisiana and East Texas--falr iW'ul.s.''
and probably Thursday; tresn '0~
winds. 4
west Texas Fair In southern, sa0.e
n,ithern portion Wednesday: iair spa vi
Tit rsday; soutberly winds u,as,sdu|
New Mexico-Fair and cooler
westerly winds; Thursday far; r,on,hf1
s oElaao% Med ans fair and cooler T'1
day; southerly winds. ,r.a,.sdav ID
Arkansas-Partly cloudy Weone'u@
Thursday; southerly winds ~, couil,s.l
Mississippi Partly cloudy. WIZ 9resS sssls'
warm Wednesday and Thursda'' n''-
erly winds.
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TopAY's ENTRIES.

Seven eighths of mile--Traveller ia; Cell
tic Bard, Lucky Monday. Ill Chiquita II los;
Stockholm. JOHNNY McHale. 1903; Gertrude
shrimp. l0l: Tension. Bsekman. 100.
Nine sixteenth of mile. 2-year- clis--Tha
Monk ll5; Franklin Belle, Pferd, Ito; Joe
Wheeler. Downward Florence Aneta. 1913:
Lord Kitchener. Online. 1903.
Sentlemen Riders, Country Club purse, one
mile-Braw Lad 1875; Tony Honing 1876; Belamy
liS, Fortget Not i5s.
fhree-fourths of mile. handicap Time
maker us Hobart H.; Verify i06; BE True
"a: Cherry Leaf no.
Seven eighths of mile, yelling--Sea Rob
Der IA nomsie III: Foreseen 100 Balk Line.
Locust Blossom l06. Our Chance l03.
One mile selling--Savarin l0a; Marti los
Teutons l0l; Jimp 80 Our Nellie as Sidtilla
"a, Francis Booker 90.
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EsrERnAzY DIVORCE.


WIG OF the ScIf-tonfeNseU NonBnirn-
tor Seeks separation,
Paris, April 25.-Countess Esterhazy,
who today began proceedings for di-
vorce from compandant Ferdinand Walsh
Esterhazy. said that the publication of
her husbands letters by jules Roche left
her no other course. She would have for
given him the ruin and dlsgrace he had
so undeservedly brought upon herself and
her daughters, but now that he had pub
lished degrading groundless details OF her
bodily lnhrmities as an excuse for his own
dissipation and had also linked her name
with that OF General Giovanolli she could
no longer refrain from taking the press
ent step. -
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SPORT.

Dan creedon knocked out by Joe Wat
cctt in one minute and fifteen seconds.
Austin o, Galveston j; San Antonio 6,
Houston ..