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Didn't Believe Il was Jefferson.

One Of the Passengers on a Broadway car
on Friday night was Joseph Jefferson, the
actor. Near him wa a young man reading .
newspaper As the young man got on the car
he said to the conductor.
There's Joe Jefferson IN there"
"G'wan," replied the conductor. -nothin'
doin'."
Whistle and call sch neider ."
Cert" said the conductor, and he let out q
short, 81 rill blast followed 10y Here. Schneider
IN no mid tone
The veteran actor glanced up and smiled
The conductor hooked en- bsrrassed The other
passengers wondered what was wrong with
the CONDUCTOR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
THE LATs IfgUT. iESELER.
More About the Man who Helped to LIT the
Hood 20 tIum ihr Isaaa.

To THE fDiToE oF THt sus 81 A member
Of the New York Naval Militia In q commune
cation 10 The SrS on Nov % ashs Did not
Admiral Philip. when congratulate on lifting
the hood from I ~ Texas. insist that Mr.
Haeseler d served more { an half he credit1'
Ito did And further Than iha, h told Lieut..
Hseseler; II could not say or do enough 10 re-
pay you for what you have done for me did l
live for ages"
Not only dmiral Philip appreciated what he
did, but every one appreciated II. rom Secre-
tary Long who wrote him = personal letter Of
congratulation, down to the tackles who COM
bined and presented him with a magnificent
gold watch and chain before he was detached
Haeseler had. many tokens II the rosard and
admiration OF his suparlors In the service, tut
7 ere was ncthins (which he was so proud Us
Lieut.. Haesrler leaves not only a hot Of sin
cere IRE de who v Ill never cea.e to mourn his
loss. but record for cever v ork in ordnance
that has perhaps never been sur passe 1 y one
IN n. Ills --latest achievement was tn Invention
~ q new brrech block and mechanism which Is
modern ordn nee c"mnining simplicity. Whlchis
til main Characteristic of all his inv ntions.
with strength. rapidity and small cost OF pro.
mechanisms now II use, / hay" heard Lieut.
Hhes"ler sa,, he thought he should name the
d fsnS R the ~RG 2 sS'is pls y. .,, =; !, se wrs so% Of
the Navy. laid 10 him about its being too bad
We had TO 20 TO England to buy our best PLUGS
and mocha rlsms. that started him thinking
aUout design & one.
Lieut.. !Hae5el IT was never so happy as when
he wa In jumper and overalls md In comp, ny
with his mach ists. crowbars. &C. and IT. has
been s Id or him that no man could find a fau.t
and apply the right r'medy So quickly.
Akw YoRK. Nov. IS. ANOTHER ADMiRkR.
To THE EDITOR OF The CS-Sir A num-
Der OF civilian friends and admirers OF the late
Lieut.. Franc J. Hlesaler. L.. s. ", who died OF
typhoid fever at tie Brooklyn Naval Hospital
on Nov. 20. have expires ed a desire 10 perpstu-
ate. In some lasting form. his memory as a gen
tcman, a naval officer and an engineer OF great
ability. 1t mas been sugge ted that such a trib-
ute should take the form OF a monument 70 be
erected either on the grounds Of the Naval
Academy al Ann potts. or over hi grave in the
Nav Academy Genet ry a. Annapolis
naturally. hs ella smates o the famous class
Of so at the Naval Academy would want Ia be
tn" Il Il to contribute Ia sucn a token or respect
and .steem and. OF course, the matter should
be- placed in the hands OF o /" OF hi Intimate
naval friends !. therefore. beg to sugg st
that Dr Lou = Dune N, II Broadway. New YORK
CITY. who wa very infinitely associated with
Lieut.. Ilaeselsr dur ng h s life, b. requested to
act as chairman Off committee 10 provide .
monument q perUetuate his memory.
NEW ioRK, Nov "a. FRIEND OF HIS.
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Tn. Christmas number Of Ha,p,,'s Maca,,,, 1,
notable In appearance and contents. It's fluctuations
az, many and beau iiul. its con til butors are NUMEROUS
and famous Much 70 b. commanded Is the revival
Of tso famous DE- partmenta abolished some years
ago, The Easy cAau, which Nj. Howells VIII Oh,
and The study. vhsrs NJ. Alden vfu b found. Ths
cid nsgaans ~ ssosvsd ~ yesthi long NE y W
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To the report on the Cuban census. made b.
Gen. SANGER and published recently by the
Wal Department IL prenxed a brief but
comprehensive history OF Cuba. the authorship
Of which 10 not disc oscd. Therein occurs q
statement which requires omment In relating
the events Of the Spanisk war the author sayv,
o ths morning Of July . tisesl the Spanish
0ssS und0 Admiral CHuvlrA. Attempted "a -
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BosToN. Nov. ~ oe patch from Wash.
inGton says that tongr" sman ~ rariie to-day
received a letter from SUIT. kiu,h5l O, N.
lifc SAVING service, n II 'hn' u gold n edal
had been awarded 'otaIf. /. I Provu. seventh
.t%rtIll"r Ia rec, cuitiun OF hi. meritrrIous con-
duct M on Tie &C l-."n & the sinking o''ie
t~ovcruu 'It tug E"olute In BuNtru hubr
on tho night ~ Jan. =, go.
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Secretary Root.
From the wo,i.', wo-t 10, D,,.ms.,.

F'VF0" witt 0Ftf oF DftSmbr.
Mr. Roofs cI,i'-, IN Washington hAy. no, bee,
confined thpS" HSig't l.w adoI,to g. biz
ofc. II Is n open So 81 tht! Le assumed Tor q
part o' lhd 'umEe he cat burdens u The Depart
m-n' Of STAT" IN hdit o. 10 as ngn. II was his pm
which, during Se'itt ~ Fay, Mes. 'rimed Sms
~ ,hr m, 81 I'M pnrtaLi d,p,onA;,c rli,s oIcn,ns ,hs
cfiS In thi'a II was Chlfa i.ristr Of the man
that he was vii ~ Ia d. ,h!S 60 be du,y While hs
was Sur,rns acniriy from a d-o.,er which no one
vas permitted - suspect M "a" STAN WAS pas, and
h. could ind tim, - call In a surgeon
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To III. EDITOR OF THE SuN-st, Moth oood
nvss II rrie county, this Sht. u b. eligthlef
Ou1Ao Tea, Nsv. - q. WON.
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PARIS Klo,qus ~ . ns'f "fahd ho''' qua
k,,.ou. 40 80. Boulevard d's tApddnes
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03

without governmental aid, but it
cannot be denied that the ability
to control prices was due in large
measure to the act of the govern
ment in protecting the trust from
outside competition. The Ding
lev law imposed high rates of
duty on wood pulp and other ma
tsrials entering into the manu>
facture Of white print paper. In
consequence, if the trust could
control the principal sources Of
supply of raw material in this
country, which it has succeeded
in doing, it could fix the price
of paper to consumers to suit
itself.
Manifestly, tariff protection in
such n case is mschievous instead
of serving good purpose, and
the duties ought to be repealed as
speedily as possible. The Colora-
do Editorial association, in the
meeting Just adjourned, adopted
resolutions demanding the immc,
dlate repeal of the duty on wood
pulp and all other materials cn>
terinT into the manufacture Of
white paper. The subject is also
t" he brought mp at the meeting
of the National Editorial associa>
tion at New Orleans, Feb 26. The
attention thus directed to the
question will help the people TO
understand the relation existing
between protective duties and
some trusts.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03

Are grand, but Skin Eruplions
rob life of Joy. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, cures them, also Old, Run
ming and Fever Sores, Ulcers,
Boils Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts,
Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Cbapped
Hands, ChilbIains. Best Pile
cure on earth Drives out Pains
and Aches. Only 25cts. a box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by Craw
ford Bros Druggists.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03
State school Law.

The office of the State Superin-
tendent of Education has lust GOT,
ton out II new edition Of the school
laws of the State with marginal
headings and complete index.
The pamphlet is so page one and
contains all the school laws of
South Carolina up to the present
year, together with that part of
the constitution of the State relat-
ing to education and lists of the
mem bers of the State board and
of the county superintendent of
education. These were gotten
out for the Use uf school officers
and patrons and are now being
sent out to be distributed to the
members of boards Of trustees and
others We are indebted to
Superintendent McMahan for a
copy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03
Tax Executions Issued

Treasurer Cauthen has finished
his tax executions. The number
iss' ed is 245, representing about
$4O0 OF unpaid taxes. Fully one~
third of the delinquentS are IN
GiIIs Creek township. The Treas
urer made good record for col~
lecting, having taken about 800
of additional returns and collected
about $500 more than WAS charged
on the Auditors bouks
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03
A Chance to Buy You a Home.

Any party or parties desiring
to purchase any of the real estate
of L Nj Fitzpatrick & Bro, in the
town or county, can get prices
ard terms by calling on the editor
of The Ledger. The Messrs
Fitzpatrick have 30 ne very de.
sirable farms and valuable im /.
proved town property and their
being on the market gives men of
moderate means splendid oppor
tunity to purchase q home.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03
A TARIFF PROTECTED
TRUST.
The Print-Psper Combine Nur,
tured by the Dingley Law.
Chicago Record.

Chicago Record.
The print>paper trust has come
into existence since the passage of
the DingIey tariff act. White
paper has virtually doubled in
price within the last two years,
largely, it is charged, because of
the control exercised by the trust.
The print paper trast might
have come into existence, perhaps,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03
Bought Out Another Establish

ment
Tho Lancaster Mercantile Com.
pany picked mp big bargain this
week in the purchase IF the en-
tire stock of goods of A Me-
Donald ut Elackstock. The stock
amounted to about IS, 900. Mr..
Coud Is now in Blackstock ar
ranging to ship the stock to this
place.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03
Don't! Don't!! Don't!!!

Don't buy arother mule until
you see our carload of fine ones to
be in this week. Our Mr. Elliott
is now in the western markets Sc
lecting the best to be had.
They'll he here this week, sure.
Elliott & Crawford.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03
OTTtN PLANTERS

who are interested III high prices
for cotton next fall can hear of
something to their advantage 10y
sending postal card ut once to
THE ADAMS. COTTON CO..
Charleston >. &.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03
Gregory McManuS.

Married, at the home of the
brides uncle, Mr.. r l. Blackmon
at kerohaw, by Magistrate j w
Hamel, on Wednesday night last,
MIR. John + McManus of Chester,
field county, and Miss Lena
Gregory, daughter of Mrs. f f
Gregory, of this county. The
handsome groom and his lovely
bride came mp Thursday and after
spending few days with the
brides mother will leave for the
groom 5 home in Chesterfield. We
wish them Il long, prosperous and
happy life.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03
Notice Final DISCHARGE.

NOiI t. l. tEREBY GIVEN
that K !. Sac mDu "a Admins
trtt"r "f the 80 At" Oft G. Sow.II de-
ceased, has m ID app i"arin, uutn me
'Or u ma, a. cha - IL -u'h ahminI--
trator anh nat the lHih uf Mnr..h
1900 n 10 "'clock , II. has b fixed
by the Pr hate ourr for the hearIn.
nt >ur. appl Iii II
EH \ .. ID JONES,
Judge Of Probate
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03
HOW HE WON HER.
lmitator of Another Alliterative
Genius Is More Successful.

Des Moines, Iowa, Feb /
Madam Most Worthy of Admira-
tion: After long consideration and
much meditation on the reputa-
ton you possess in tho nation,
have a strong inclination to be-
come your relation. On your
appreciation of the declaration |
shall make preparation to move
my situation to more convenient
station to profess my admiration,
and if such obligation is worthy
of observation, and can obtain
c"mmiseratio-, it will he an az
2randization beyond all caIcula-
tlon to the JOY nd exuItatlon of
yours, etc.
Samuel Discrimination.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03

AGENTS wanted for the best
typewriter on the market, the
"Pittsburg Visible;" writing in
sight at oil times; exclusive ter,
rltory given. Address Bindley
Hardware Company, Pittsburg,
Pa.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03

f. ID Blakeney, Esq, and Mr. r
l. Blackmon of Kershaw, were up
on business several days this week.
Big auction sale at Porter
Bros the first Monday. Don't
forget the day.
Miss Camilla Thompson, of
Camden is visiting Mrs. WP
Bennett, at this place.
- 200 hats will he sold at the
auction sale at Porter Bros the
first Monday.
Mrs. w II Gregory returned
home yesterday from an extended
visit to relatives at Cocuanut
Grove. Fla
Go to the auction sale at Por-
ter Bros the first Monday.
See the new ad. of the Lancas>
ter Mercantile Co. They quote
some tempting prices.
We are glad to state that Mr.
w Ganson, who has been quite
sick, is much better and will soon
be able to he on our streets again.
500 yards Alamance, 500 yards
Outing, 500 pairs of Pants will he
sold ut the auction sale the first
Monday at Porter Bros.
Married, by T w Secrest, n.
Il, near Osceola, on Sunday even
ing last, Feby 25th, 1900, MIR.
John Philips and Miss Lena
Carder, all of Union county, n G..
200 mems heavy undershirts
and 800 ladies vests will he sold
at the auction sale the first Mon
day. If you are not there you
will miss some bargains.
Born to Dir. and Mrs. 1T
GregorOy of The HaIic Gold Mine,
on the 2lst inst, a son. on.--Kershaw
Era
Mr.. John r Barron went to
kerShaw Monday to he present at
the location of the proposed mill
site. The plot selected is ab, It
a half mile southeast of the busi
ness portion of the town on
'i"HNh hVul tlc y u % VI TX.
road. Rock Hill Herald.
WANTED, for cash, Hickory,
Dogwood, Persimmon, Walnut
Logs. Southern Hardwood Co, p.
y. Box 529, Charleston, 5. G.
The lands advertised by the
CleI k of court for sale on next
Monday have been withdrawn from
sale, the former purchaser having
transferred his bid to Hon Jas r
Massey, Jr, who has complied
with the terms of sale.
Mr. A. j. Bailey of the Elgin
neighborhood met with bad ac-
cident Sunday night. He started
to step out of the back door OF his
house and, it being dark, he miss
ed his footing and fell, breaking
his left arm. Review.
.. 90
AGENTS wanted for the best
typewriter on the market, the
"PittSburo Nisihle.p yvrit;nc, :,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03

Mr. A. j. Bailey of the Elgin
neighborhood met with a bad ac-
cident Sunday night He started
to step out of the back door ofhis
house and, it being dark, he miss
ed his footing and fell, breaking
his left arm. Review.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03
Samuel Discrimination.
THE REPLY.

Sir.-l perus~d your ovation
with much daIibcration at the
great infatuation of your imagi~
nation to such vencration on 30
slight a foundation, but after OK
animation and much serious con
temptation | supposed your anima>
ton was the fruit f recrsation:
or had sprung from ostentation to
display your education by an odd
numeration of words of the same
termination, though with some
variation in each signifcation.
Now without di.putation your
Iahorious application is SO tedious
an occupation that it deserves
commendation, and thinking mi.
tation sufficient qualification, |
am, without hesitation, yours, etc.
Mary Moderation.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03

The lands advertised by the
CleIk of court for sale on next
Monday have been withdrawn from
sale, the former purchaser having
transferred his bid to Hon Jas r
Massey, Jr, who has complied
with the terms of sale.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03
! oCal Matters,

Cotton brought 8 cents yes
terday on this market.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03

WANTED, for cash, Hickory,
Dogwood, Persimmon, Walnut
Logs. Southern Hardwood Co, p.
y. Box 529, Charleston, 5. G.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03

Mr.. John r Barron went to
kerShaw Monday to he present at
the location of the proposed mill
site. The plot selected is ab, It
a half mile southeast of the busi
ness portion of the town on u
branch near the S G. & G Ex.
road. Rock Hill Herald.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03

E d Blakeney, Esq, and Mr. r
l. Blackmon of Kershaw, were up
on business several days this week.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-03-03

Born to DR.. and Mrs. l. r
Gregoroy of The Halle Gold Mine,
on the 2lst inst, ason.-Kershaw
Era.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-05
CARD BASKET.

Mr.. Leroy Vernon and Miss Bessie Vsr-
non left to-day on visit to tOxford, Pa.
Mrs u. w. Chandler o. Oxford, is still
at the home of her mo her, Mrs. Finn, at
Newport, Delaware, where she has been
Tor several months grievously utflictod
with rheumatism.
Austin n, Humes visited West Chester
Pa, to transact business for Charles w
Gooding, real estate broker, Eighth and
jefferson streets.
Spencer Chandler, of Mill Creek Hun
dreu. lett Sunday for Ohio, to 500 his son
and daughter ami TO come home with his
wife, who has bocn west for six months.
Rev Winfield Marshall and Mrs. Mar
shall of Coudersport, Pa, formerly Of
Delaware. are visiting Miss Jane Banks
Of West Fourth street. They Will shortly
take up their residence at Falkland.
John Stewart. james Gilmore and
Misses Katie Stewart and Katie Gilmore,
Of Chester, at; ended the bail given by the
Cosmos Club Of this city on Thursday
night.
Brownson Library Association will give
o asmoker and lecture in their hall on Mon.
day evening. May7.
Mr.. and Mrs Levi Falrlarnb are visit
ing Philadelphia this afternoon for the
purpose Of attending the installing OF tho
applicants for membership in the Oaugh-
ters Of Iris.
Clarence rant Is visiting friends In
West Chester.
W. A. Harman has boon visiting In
Newark, Del.
]. Y, Webb and family have been the
guests of Newark friends.
Mrs. D. c. Rose of Newark, Del, has
been entertaining, Mrs. Taylor, OF this
city.
Mrs. Bertio Belmont, nee Rumford, Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II.
Rumford IN this city.
Mr. John N. Carswell receiving teller
of the farmers Bank is out Of the city,
on business.
Mr., Charles Griffith is confined to his
bed suffering with severe attack Of fheu-
ma tism. He is under Doctor kitteugers
care.
Jerome Bell, Edtor of the Sunday
Star is visiting Chicago on bushes.
Harry Benson. accompanied by bis
young son left this morning on IA business
trip to West Chester and other towns in
Chester County. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartman who have
been sick in New York for the pnst ten
days, have both recovered and are expeot-
ed homo tho first Of tho week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-05
BUSINESS
OF CONGRESS
Sundry Civil Bill Makes
Fair Progress in
House.

Warrington, May 5-The House made
fair progress to-day with tho Sundry Civil
Appropriation bill. completing Of 3 Of
tho 80 pages. of tho bill
MIR. Dayton wv. Na.) moved to strike
rom tho item for coast and geodetc SUR
yey the provision for the survey of the
coasts under tho jurisdiction of the
United STATES" After pr olonged dobate
Mr. Dayton's amendment was defeated
without division.
Al g. 10 o'clock, while wrangling over an
item relative to The purchase Of additional
ground for the insane asylum. tho quorum
failed and tho House adjourned.
IN THE SENATE.
In the Senate Mr.. Wolcott. chairman of
the Posoifice and Post Roads Committee,
reported the Postoilice Appropriation bill.
Ho gave notice he would call it up for con.
sderation on the IL h instant
The resolution offered by Mr.. Teller
Uolo.) expressing sympathy with the
Doors at the request of the author was
laid over until tomorrow.
After The passage of the Army Reorgan.
ization bill as amended a Senate bill to
pay s2s9S to Rachel Wilson. OF Harrison
county, W. Va, for the services OF her
father, Colonel Benjamin Wilson, in the
Revolutionary War, was passed. The ben.
eflcnry of tho bill is one of the twcnIy.
nine children of Colonel Wilson.
Mr.. Perkins then called up the Fortified.
lion APP ropria ion bill. An amendment
offered by Mr.. kean, authorizing propor-
tional. payments for pneumatic dynamite
guns, carriages and ammunition. was
agreed TO. The bill was then passed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-05
THE WORLD
OF SPORT.

New York, Mny 4-Joe Walcott was
given the decision over Mysterious Billy
| Smith ut the end of tho 21th md conclud-
ing rounl of their go before the Broad
way A. {. The preliminary bout was be-
tween Whitley Lesser. of Philadelphia,
and George Jams n, of this city. Tho mon
had fought nearly rounds, when the rof-
ereo di,QGaliiled Lester for unfair tacti cS
and awarded the bout to Janten. Lester
persis ted ia wrestling
Wulcott led from the first round and
forced the fighting so rapidly that odds
were freely offered tha- smith would not
last ths limit. But the mysterious fight
or showed old-tim form and fought :back
gamely throughout the contest.
y alcott was the fGvorte at odds OF two
to one at the commencement OF she fight,
but as he seemed 10 land ut will the odds
went mp to five to one before ten rounds
had been fought. They banged away at
close quarters and both were frequently
for holding In clinches.
Both landed frequently on the head.with
force enough to fell an OK, but neither
showed ill-effects from the blows. In tue
l2;h round Smith fought in steady style
and got home some terrible punches on
the colored mans neck and jaw but Wal.
cott only grinned and sailed in, evening
up matter with hard blows to the body
and head. Jhey fought eveIly through
the Is h round, Mother letting up for a
second.
The police officials did not intctere with
the contest.
New York, May s. 5-George f. Considine
manager of Broadway A. Jimmy Hay.
ward and KID Thomas puglists, were
discharged from custody yesterday after
having been arraigned in police court on
the charge Of attempting to conduct box
ing contest without a license Tho Magis'
trabe held that under the Horton law no
license was necessary. The effect of this
ruling, If upheld, will bs to permit boxing
contests in this State until SerteInter l,
when the repeal Of the Horton law goes
in o effect.
John Conroy. the buck and ring dancer
has returned to his home in this city at
Ter successful season with Fields and
Hanson's Big City Minstreis. He will
join the Barlow and Wilson Greater Min
treIs next season,
liBilly Delaney says Jcffres williwhip
Jim Corbett.
KID Broad and O3cor Gardiner are to
fight in Now York Oh May 10. -
Choynski and Sharkey are TO box at
Chicago on Tuesday Of next week.
George Dixon is pretty sure to get into
the boxing game again be ora lCng.' 1t Is
saii that he will even fight McGovern
again.
At South Bethlehem, Pa, on Saturday
night. May -. Bobby Dobbs and jack |
Hanlry arc to box 10 rounds. Fred Strick- |
er and Tommy Edwards go ten rounds, |
and Kid Love and Jimmy McGontgle & !
rounds.
Jimmy Micnael's first match race this |
season will be at Charles River track on |
June II. 1 will be 20 miles aud he will
ride against two men, each riding 10 miles |
apiece His conte tants are not known rs
yet, but will Ee selected from those who
show up Oh Decoration day.