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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17
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III. NJ. MURDOCH. Editor.
Cardinal Gibbons Sermon on Women.

Cardinal Gibbons Sermon of week or two ago. against
suffrage associations and the other
fads which take women away from their homes, and
mothers the lives children bringing about
storm OF vitroc replies advanced
One woman writer in the New York World which been
publishing columns replies cardinal archbishop
wants to know what Catholic priest about women
family of children any way.
After ALL figure question its ultimates. it
is the profession instinct marry, and
such her desire wants a wife What
husbands wants crucial question. That
being conceded say that great majority of
men, down deep of hearts, whatever they
may pretend their home-makers
hornekeepers mothers of their children, and still
the cement and center life enjoymens
yet skiful orderers affairs. There
are many who their wives politicians
not many desire bold aggressive females how
smart. profound brilliant such may prove
either the public adopts pulling political
There a peculiar class of men, very limited in
number admire women few individually who
one who could wife, mother these
cooperative plan housekeeping and its
uniscuity home loses man. church its
influence It's stability. With women public
life new existence different standard of
morals are inevitable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17
The Lone Star Looming Up.

H r. Green president of the Midland railway,
son of Mrs Hety Green, great future for Texas
'The census, he will has popua
ton Of not less than souls heinz q per cent in
1890 This will give least
seventeen representatives basis
of representation be Mr. Green does
the views of ex-Secretary Smith south is
solid against expansion Speaking particularly for Texas
Mr. Green says: The best people line with the Nc
Kinley administration Expansion. money pro-
tective tariff by leading citizens
Star state" Mr. Green admits state nominay
Democratic politics cuts but little figure in
these two questions
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17
Oranges by the Trainload.

Oranges, once expensive luxury are common and
about cheap apples California only rivalng
Florida but far surprising that south in produc
ton of Foreign oranges longer any figure
in the American fruit trade The rasin and walnut
of California well nigh failure for this season.
but in all records broken The California crop
estimated from 1000 A. loads boxes
figured 100000 100000. There enough
to give and child in the United
States dozen Neither the size of the crop
the precise number of people in the country be de-
ternined before next June Such statistics place fruit
the great crops of great state When
shipped from few counties of southern California by
thousands carloads they begin with wheat
bulk say nothing Of
few years it Florida that furnished the big
crop statistics oranges. the
production has shifted heavily and permanently doubt
California The Florida slowly recovering
from the havoc wrought by the extreme cold which devas
tated them it hardly probable that California
the position gained the years when
FioriIa practically cut Of the market.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17
Wearing Diamonds But Eating Horsemeat

While it is true that the Beers well understand
is their land Of gold and diamonds
cupidity Of the English finally leading to declaration of
they understanding also that but for
Rhodes their independence might have again been
threatened. master spirit which lured
the Chamberlain dynasty into the Rhodes de-
cared before the opened military strength
eggsheu that tap would break This is a sad
reflection millionaire of empires who
is sitting down times daily in be-
seged Neither win 1T add peace of mind to
learn that the Beers capture release
only by payment of $4,000 OOo-that not
however because of his value war prophet That is
say they S1OOOoOO0 for his ran
som, if they capturing But if his capture
should happen simultaneously Brains defeat mere
money VIII 1t viii take shrewd diplomacy
and for the future additional If Rhodes
any faith he might better initiate it and
light with the first favorable wind England must
speedily drive the otherwise the doom of Kim
berey foregone conclusion and with the fall of Krber
ley it is goodbye Cecil Rhodes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17
That Infamous Goebei Law.

Goebel is dead but forgotten whether loved or exc
Grated In keeping his green purpose Of
attributing his taking off Republican party Demo
cratic here there found defending the Goebe
election law, which brought the trouble even If
did cost GoebeI his life no defense possible for
the Goebel law 1t enacted for the pur-
pose defeating the viii majority Here is what
Henry editoray in the Louisville Coy
Journal OF Goebe Immediately it had been enacted
The people wen aghast before the rsvalu-
tonary bill which has like dead monster suddenly
emerged from the fastness Of passion and error through
which Legislature threading its tortuols av
j is safe say free government viii b.
sought vain for anything approaching in shameless
erontery and concealed deformty The records Of recon-
stru-tion furnish nothing to compare At one fell
soop kentucky is subject of triunlvata
which decide who shah Office and who shan not
Nomnay the people be permitted stu to go throusb
the Of election They permitted SIN to vote
ballot actually abolished But the triun,yr
case to cast up the returns and de-
termine the resJ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17
Everybody who wants TO
Sell, Trade or Barter
Reads the Eagles
Classified Want Columns

lnE sesssr nh5 oxss re tfeuesrs - 80
y-sssfas han2y Iaxa. ssaks 8asa a.. vsss.
Taa1 5sy - TsFtaaEsg fhs Ksag - f1aS
Fr.5t soesftg "a Ezlgsria. rs bAs harrs5
rslafs cal aEa sz-nsFas sass - ssef ~
more egnsaS aiEHszE = hEsHa sksre
1aey kesp tws aired xfsss takE aHg afAar
taY 1a ta@n Tet - e. sAtes4sefg Serb
Eeas Whsn - passes y ns sszrrsea
3 ggr1 - Baes 81 BE s. csc VII ~ kesss.
GnR . fsesrELzT no1se. n - sszrrses stns
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17
Too rIany Parasitic Lawyers in Cuba.

Havana newspaper says that the number of doctors
and lawyers in the island of proportion both
the number of inhabitants and the money Cuba
Nevertheless many students in both professions
will be qualified many Americans practising
medicine illegally the island Owing the other
occupations Cubans under the Spanish regime
study engineering
professions forced become lawyers doc
tors being the only degrees that could be obtained in
the island.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17
Too Far Away From the World.
the island

immigration to Australia slow, despite the attractions
of country possibly because of the 10000 miles of
travel from Old vast tracts land
yet occupied. This be selected 800
individual upon payment Of annual rental of
per and occupancy. twenty years it be-
freehold property be
purchased years occupancy improve
ments have been placed upon it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17

80 haFs = Gig t6zsr naos4g az - a..
$50 rave - m@ets se1s4 . faass r
sfHie as fasg = sszlfal ezss D.
sAt 49, by 1rew frsrr ~
- ~agss Re : a.Eays -
isTsHs 80 boss t. es-zs-.~ -. =
rssst -Eh@aes. ass gees : So -
lsPsf tss&S 50 ssaer fessa~. 80 :.
ICY Faa4setsF aH1 kans - - -
- f~e-fifa - - cas nresk 49,
sssSs.
= issassezs a5Hays has = So -.4s
- s@F ~ 4 azss Wasn - = dena
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17

have always enjoyed good health until about four
began be troubled with indigestion Nothing could would
relief bad Night after would
lie bed tossing rolling My stomach being thus dordered blood
became rheumatism took feet and with
difficulty that could walk This the about
when attracted by
Tabues The Tabule relief When the package
been taken found there marked improvement They
have made of me- would not be without them The lame
left walk almost well although
/ IL old.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17

John Breidenthal is martyr for the of reform
Bredenthal spent ten denouncng bankers and now
the Populists are denouncng him cand-
governor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17

The medical profession sknocSng against marriage and
preventing good matches Pennsylvania paper an
that the doctors have recently cured one man Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17

Senator German Of Maryland announces that he will
Bryan, as he supported him 1896" When Mr.
Bryan read this he pulled his far enough to
protect his fifth rib
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17

Lord Rosebery said in his speech in parliament Thurs
day that England fails in the South struggle
the British empire viii 10 pieces As often
been able drag the British empire TugeIa
to be pretty well stuck together
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17

senator Pettigrew says be patriot withour
being an idiot Then the American people would Ike to
know why Petugrew has never tried being patriot any
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17

The Philadelphia police trying unrave the mys-
terry of the sudden death of husband wife
who were found dead in their home just after
They yet examined the biscuits which were left
the table
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17

The press dispatches that England is wait
ing for battle But England is probably waiting with
much the feeling that boy the return
suitable limb.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17

London IS not greatly agaked over the anpounes-oar.
that Lord Roberts has taken the field what T,nl. l.
interested in is TO know how Roberts win hold
the field -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17

What a fool" said the rsea.
What a c0zsr3s.' said ;he women
Edith Trevang o.. tsze the note into
srreds. = may Sc that sire understood
that Captain Stanton was not sltegs taser
unworthy az RS Y. C---IIisstrstsd B4ts-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17

-Yoa haven't had aHy lYachlrgs II a
coed while said sas visitor ~ CriEss1z
CSSElch No" answered Bgonrhs Boo.
al these nee fzEs seem 20 de c1s sao1-
~ zsr iztAzss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17

Kentuckans have things in their favor va+ Tba
part Of the government going sle consent Of TIA
governed has not jumped % parocufar locality
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17

WANTED-A case OF bad health that
Ism pain and prOlong life. one gives relief.
age and accept no substitute. X I-P-A-
drug store. Ten samples and one thousand
dress for cents. forwarded to the Ripans
York
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17

The English parliament It's Pettsgrevs and it Ma
Butler succeeded in jumping uD al Agu
aldo in South Africa yet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17

Speaking of the iron the American solder II
might be well 10 also American statesman Cnr
congressman mas committed suicide as YET this term
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17

R-I-P-A-N-S VIII not benefit. They han
Note the word R-I-P-A-NS on the pack
Ms, 10 for : cents. may be had AZ any
testimonials viii De mailed 10 any gG-
Chemical Co. No. 10 Spruce st.. New
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17

VIII waite. Ths otssr aay a vautk n
ha-re5 sa8rt caE1s sailing sowa cosu-
Esserctal street - ayery Stas5e sseaEa
~aaag shE1g - - st5s 81 - stFack
Ssvsazb asezas, r7erenznfs wssas =
ew@s bsxaa = gaze * atz. ozS ctseA-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-26
cABtNNE CLUB FOOTBALL TEAM
Big Social Organization VIII Try to
Fot an Eleven In .he Field

1"5 athletic organizations Z s. LOUIS
are .a-N-aS q for1-i-- C.ct1:ii teams bur
= ea2h carries cu- ~ plans they VII inter-
.t'e ~.Ta each o-G-- cc-s-za-ab:y. The
St-1s :1cl Il tLr l,at1-re Club c>ve d.
t'-r+ - r7T-n a STA: coordination q kick
SIS an i-le alcErTS aLI cage n. material
= G. 50. tUt VII S-5TaQpe. Chairman OK
81" + 9'e1---i ----rlt-czs OF the - Louis
%;I'1-ic Asso-----1sr has acpcf-ts1 Ned
Inns q C-1a-Es Club member. as tempo
- Et~;1 of Ire p--Y 8 l. = 4.
.-a-'-- ny Link ;S sc.a5 ahead q rs ef-
ttt,s - corral al the Eo.d players .xho are
Tee = PLAY 8t-a 5tls- th-- s.,,-oi "a
He---[ :-rs = wE-r= Z. ,E.~I ~ l-szs-!o-
t-i-eS -s'-+. RE scene Le 5ts--u.--S rs
- - ~.-i.-----ltSS number El---,e1 # ths
-. = --1-Sa--zES - ,5&a- Is trv think
t--. -:-si- team ss s..s 10 rs -, -say ;t
i-"t Jon another L--.l -Eey s-a S,--., tbsv
cannot t-AA= = Position ca-Iag:. rrs- rro;c5.
---e- . s-.e sc-c,. Id IRE .5--. 4 - an
N--s = rs-@c- s5s 81. Louis A-hf--is ASse-
.ls s,-e q TIE Csw ce-ns, z-t re 6zn,
---a- = -tW o2 @ secure those r..xers II
.----- O. re>G.. =. t@- Tusna-ilz of ore gcol
,--g'z - = FORMATION 9. tLr-e rathefs
TIE tasarHs club has few r7sr vA1
- q - ---- same N--l an: WHO viii not
- 90. = i----a I'r- mis- i-,-,-..lCsilg team.
go, ~, 80 q sA i.-I e-5E1- p caads :Ete
- - A-.-.- make t1,a ses1 }
te-L Ne@A ere. TEa Chances an ira. tbs
A-~----. -..rWs--lf. ~ .Es CaLa.-s 5ovs ";
~ --'.y i-s-;J II the rat-cn Z, Tie fold
@:-.--- as 12-s---l students
---r = Lsc,.-s Athletic ASSN-ta-f7n has
1..-srf.sal S-.l-EG :. form hair 4 dozen Erst-
S--ss teams. as mixed teams - he-ssbputs.
S'eTai Ucey- 10 practice holes Al. sS- 1f,7.ltaIa
L--IA S-cSesS on .hs F..Eira- th.s fall
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-26
SMITH ACADEMY HARD AT WORK.
Football Candidates Practice Every
Aftrrnnnn at De Hodinuont

Smith Academy f5-;taN candidates ~ir.
IL number. ara working hard every Asy
under NJ. Van Week, Hno gives t.s : -
% understand TIA: t5sy are in ya-Isi
clothes - Learn the at % football e-f
--t 20 fool away a.y :.--a. On THURSDAY
t:.s-e wHl he az least th.-Iy Smith bsys ~
t-e h4-:l--s grounds. a. school wll omen
OF that day an q, the students VI. hare
returned from their sumner vacations.
some Of them az IN town -ow, tur a-e
busy preparing for the rev term ard re
moving cd a-luat.taI1css1ip wIss psoYle
MO save t:ie re1 and v 1ite and cap
tht.- hands when "SO-G---SJ' makes !.
SAN foS smith
Yesterday, Coach Van Week spent mos,
Ct the practice tine IN lacking As t-s
boys seem &C. be unable 70 -r40 both lsSs
when Trying 20 dawn a mar. although tngv
usually -Gr- TIE tElrk y EEl |.iG but cra
= p1-t y the tacAli1g Work. bu, VITA -
Few men - wuCS with u = hard - saw
Just how the Smith boys ara IL tniS l.e
Il catching the bail they are very week.
E-- &c c@.--i-2fr being = S-Ee catch CI a
Ea.3klChs1 ha.L
The htizht particular star % The Smith
team. or that tart u y now - work. IS
E--.a Lewis, We played AT short on tie
b-Sebali team. The deSSlapraent that Lew
! E3s shown = Tcullr6Ahle. In sVsry
otaEeh q the game lie has His rivals for
POSITIONS beaten, With the possible excs:r-
ton q Hits. who j much heavier ans ~ :
lad sz-&t GE1l more experience I.auris
! De s4res' - 1sie % the Uins h1y~ az
Work W A=1 he lays haG1s CT a rlia- tNar
';,-N VIII cone .o1r. come hard, as -. NH
- '-.a-e- II ne proFFr place \ giant u
!a-.t u tackled properly. iew:s Is a t.ar.<{;
his position. while there Is h,lt 49, -,
nan on the team, Captain Hits whn 4. a
es55ail,ty i,e.ity III, n @Gy particular Position.
great des! cS stress on the lorE r-lsS
makes every man on the team r~sc.iss = - y.
Sae1' c-S- As-s again Lewis SAiass, :. ss
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-26
{. Ii. c. GETTING 10 BUSINESS.
Tote Srilliaatc COLLEGE ITS. the Bene-
M OF A2difion oE the Track Fram.

o-; u Cote Bri!liaHco TIE Christia.
h-o;heTS- College football candidates are
ooi'is 4 whole lcs o: wo-k and not q BIT et
;a'AirS. although they have vIzr,y o. eca-
nlsnee IN their ability.
re hEst team viii line Up ssaj-s; tbs
scrub r'r the first tune tais season to-daJ.
-&eSsTAI- N;l De ~ CsVstsr ara ErO0kl,eyer
a. IG.'. Tsese Jwo men haze mortgages On
l.-oSa p'Slslosis> Ai5hc-sh Esardoa = kek-
y. 9.l,os< as Wei as broc kIuey5g. ne Gas
.ttN H''l ti-e experience ~ Ear1 El11ss tait
- -~-sSr HtS. --G can El-1i. maze fiL
e'-.t>S u : IJ-lG Ia4g some lchs- position
- sN>s s-ri;Gl-y NslS aCi BvC-S:Iaysr sil
.-@tC - =. l. he = the ~acs<e' ot the
'--.tn' ~'t: c4n 81 %-y Position pretty Ts.'.
sc -A-1lli~a u -Ee t-sCh team 10 tsls
-5,,.>,.s-f SiuES wiA help Cyt materially.
A'1l'-er { ~ hls tsci15i - 70. egSer klS
1 L.S1 ~ I1c ec1r2F. .r->Ci2 -a-aas, 50 As to
sNS Sae Ec1; ;a1A Jvasu EU.i sweep Of things
- tAe rS-'tSs Tor Jhe rest ~ tEe year.
As = usual every y-E-. there Is more @.
- TAX ic<aut tirSv-S. -iCst o. II oet1s
~5tNv-& the rsC-e-sE-as of uhe co!'ess
Sl.G -S1-uS-c3 C--g-:S-Iy - regard 70
r,sch ether. iG.S ra:s-- = well END tor 3il
=. SuSG lt san Do - 5r-n schools WI.
sSleA i sHsi- bona tide students N Ior.nins
i~et: teams th;s SEASON, and talk Of tAass
' A.a9 nsNsf tst Any iE<titutie2 3 paEticia o.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-26

CrGCi >PTiatCr Has Already Arruu.se.l
NeNer..l tin.t naf.. ~. IL - ~,

~ Z. N--., -.sA ere sl-.- s- ~ -.. s.
a. - ..s ...-,.. ...-l a. -a..- n-
s-4 las s.-.--.E ---.~-.l . -a--e --rE IS
-. e. =. re t... -~-,r IS .-.a
- = E-Tt AUS r--. - ."-.s :. E.-.. E..a
Z" crack t---s .-..-- ."r rsl--.a,.s .E .L.-
rst:-r a.. -.-- come fog - ..-. Ans
1NTh --.S .r- - -... gar .-r--.-- a--F -H-
E--Hs .v ;.s s. ..s.t- ..-. .-.rs..s- Ars.r.-.-
Ass. ...-..r ar. 3 -. .-sz T,.-. 10 .r..- -.--t
".,N tseTe to-day. Ia-y u.- Ire ug
o--i~E, . ,au-h - I----.--~E s-r--s an.
-H. ;.ll Wc:N =. s-a ..a--a w.- .-ela ~
=. r-g g,s.E White is wsT-s.H- over -ta str-
t.-- ~ WASP IS .--.-- .-.--.n b. s-.--..-
tae consent u 1-> y--s-.-s - u.:y t-r-c..-
|Ne.>.- IS -a sN--,...-- > E.-a-.--... man II :
.ar-c a. -y cte - .-r 81 Louie L-.v.-- -
t@--. san Ga his shoes a guard Ae--.- NJ
e. q ."Ns "e-c ,i- t.- t-1-t.cs -- -re
ss..2l s-ln2is tss-.s--E. trs ralvc..-- IN
GlE----s "-s Cro-.r.E que -y tIa .G-- --..-
Sy'-.l- ,. i.e ma same. Practice ---.,
Size Exposition games SIZE rrrr- rc--r ne
,.-sy sAs.-,.' .-,-'.-E -E-~-,.- men ~ .s-ls.-i,
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-26

N'ao players r.r- F.g.1..s' league could
T.- E poorer article . baseball than
r-.t "a;-: w.s handed rut hv TIE Chicago
,-.. -. League T~.k yesterday afternoon.
'1 ..- .a-.s. 20 she f-t ard in enc dei!
-.- visitors paved T. a--.-s %. d1n'r--iy.-a-
. ...' s--' ". ---as. /. W.s 20 contest 80
. -- -. L.-.s e...- Gat h..p winning. Thz
-na E'5s ---"-.L % L-- oa the pruv-rhi-l
=..H.r platter.
+ tsi.a,o made q fat-.-H ao-t q al AZ
..,..- O. r-Fs e descent exhibition Z the
----9-~l same UrcE ,-s seventh iuEias.
Then r-e team ven, - pieces entirely.
J. ri. inning ta=-e We're ali sorts Of
dumb ,--g-.E. CEats threw - nr-t base
"-.- !- WIS H.a.eau.-3 aat made rank
.'-.- NJ -- easy @-o-Gs.- from Wal-aee's
bar. fr--.-y aell,i D.rIir's Frounde-
SHE. Dr. should have rsEaire; on the bss.
..t -aa CGn-."lharn m-ttri the throw.
= ..a 'atl- tie s.-.-a team was around
l.... who had been caught mapping. L
-.@ -ya: 80 though there was a chance
log '.. Californian 20 escape I'LL Chn5s
made -s .hCow 90 The vacant bag. Then
. .. aa --.. cred around lo third.
--- -.,- and the Numerous errors er-
81. lea ST. -1-.s 10 ui@ - - J-tal q I've
,-----aau ezsayeI . 30 Ire ;wlrI.rc
-.H .H.---a. Ills effort vas e comp! sra
failure. -.a1--l there were many errors
....-- him. le .-s -9 excuse. t5r he Wr-'1
-.F. as- 1.- De received perfect support.
-- .-- ----. .'l-.-- hs WsS 50 VII that Nc
1.-' ard s-.-s-:- reached -: without t-y-
.- ...- -r ..g'- -1-a-g The -.
.-.- l.-.H a-- Nta..-rs's y--y timely ;-iTl=
s--- l--- L-G-..a a.d Bu-k=;- across the
E--=r.sA's swat vas tie feature O.: -hs
.-.- sane !; 4.y--r ID the :.-4t ., j bleach
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-26
: them al Il 4 rass OF tws,-

IS ~ sursst ot them al Il 4 rass ot twa,-
u feet
Fritz Lehman = tryi-C hard fer . post
ti1-, ard = his youth does not rsli against
aim VII land one. he Is Z llrI ran 70
CgRn, lut = -r- fas- as h- might -
h-ster. OF s1s- years t=4 -. wa q rhz hsid
yesterday, ul- IL - SCCh. H. .-.. start
- Jo-44..
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-26

ara E.r1S Ps.ss=- al s.sE-a. G-=t-Ne-y ----
,.ha-kss lev C---JC-s,w- patients ts2;ea b.
f~sIi Eosx sns 3ls-stl,r lisa. On spec a Diseases
rsnt FREE. Ccas.tsgiS kTes. -: u: @rt-eA Hea.s
a - - :. sE=cs.s - - - X
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-26
Springfield Races.

EE-ECS-.:C 81 EC-AL
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VIII Fight May II.

New York. Feb. l6. Tom ORourke,
representing the Seaside Sporting Club:
Billy Brady, on behalf of Jeffries. and
George Gonsidlne, acting for Corbett,
met this afternoon and fixed May IA
as the date Tor the championship battle.
This date. however is subject to change
IL there should be racing upon that day.
This is probably done in the interests
of the pictures, and looks like an after
noon game.
corhett says that his fight with JEFF
fries viii be no fake. II am going 10
fight Jenries because think can beat
him he said. The battle is not an
advertising dodge. but If I win frank
ly acknowledge it Will help my bust
ness"