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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-01
FOR A NEW CONSTITUTION.

That there is In Texas already strong
and widespread sentiment. co-eXtensiye
in fact with State boundaries. for thor
ough overhauling OF our organic law known
as the constitution. and that this sent-
ment is steadily growing there can be no
doubt.
The last legislature was driven from Its
duty In this matter by political alarmlsts,
but 1t is hoped that the next will be pro-
gressiye and courageous enough TO at Toast
submit the question of new constitution
to the people. The following remarks and
suggestions from the Waco Tribune put
the subject In an ineligible light and
present some OF the matters upon which
new constitutional provisions would be
timely. The Tribune says
The Tribune is in favor OF holding a coustl-
tuuonal convention In Texas, ut time as
early as can be legally Named which con
hardly be earlier than some time in 1872. We
have had the present constitution twenty-five
years. II has wise and beneheont features,
but 1t has some onerous features and some
new ones would be IN order, When such a
convention meets y is to be hoped that among
other things II Will do these:
l. Amend the laws on suffrage, making an
education qualification and payment OF poll
tax u prerequisite 10 voting. In time, and not
so distant. either, every state In the Union
will restrict the suffrage. II is inevitable, Il
Is right
.. Revise the present sysetem OF taxation;
also revise the homestead and exemption law.
Give every man liberal homestead pr VI
lege, but make II utterly impossible for any
man to hold $4,000 residepoe aud $50 900
or even 100000 worth Of business property as
homestead as Is possible now.
3. Longer terms for State officers and dis
trlct and high court judges-four years FOR
governor, etc. and at least six years for
Judges, aud make the governor Ineligible "a
two consecutive terms.
There are other features 20 suggest IN .
new constitution. but these are leading ones
and We believe that the people, on consldera-
ton, will decide that these ehanges are de.
s.rAble and ought TO come. No doubt there
viii be lots OF gush about ''the old constitu.
tion." and It's virtues. and the danger OF
change but In this day and time, with the eve.
luton pf events, twenty Ave years is a Ions
time 20 live under one constitution IL 4
too long, for new ana unprecedented emer.
Bencies and contingencies arise every year
Many politicians VIII oppose new constitu.
uon. and declaim againat any change OF laws
regarding suffrage or the homestead. But
me people Will declare that such a move Is in
order and they Will demand It.
These changes suggested by the Tribune
Of course. are open TO discussion and would
properly command the wisest attention b,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-01
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

Did II ever occur TO YOU that the men
IN this country who forced the q ADMINISTRATION
To 70 10 war with spain are the very ones
who are now bowling about the results AZ
that war? And furthermore, have you no.
teed that these same men are now tearing
their shirts because this country will not
lumn in and declare war against ENGLAND
~ order 10 hclp out the BoarJ1 nh. ron-
s!sIency where art thou,--COpDefas cove
and did It never occur to you that no
howV' vas eve, raised about tho results
OF tho war uutIl the attempt was n,ada
ty the administration 10 prostitute war
for hun'opliy's sste to a war OF gain and
eonquest' And did IT never occur 10 YOU
that Great Britain is trying 10 PIT tho Dutch
republics under hsr heel as Spain had put
cubaY
II CONGRESSMAN Bailey soon 10 10 sena,or
bailey. docs his part toward hahn, mis-
az dug ACROSS tho isthmus thtrc viii he
isss DISAPPOINTMENT over the fact thai Cihil-
ton DID not succeed himself. Terrell Tran-
II bill is presented taat eliminates tho
idea Of government partnershln With ., ns-
sik'uicc TO a private corporation and pro.
yides for tho construction anu management
OF ting canal by the government alone NJ
batliv viii ''dn his part tosari harlnr IN.
ditch seroSr the isthmus,' as cataaslastlcalty
ana ally as any man. II IS no; the canal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-01
ToDAY,s ENTRIES.

Flve-eighths of a mile, sellng--Wne and
Song 30, Strategist 100 Glenwood 1902, Half a
Hundred 9S, Flatterer III, Woodstock, Pune
tuni 9s, William Ack IS, Juniper 105. Educate
100, Hita %, Egyptian Prince 9S.
About seven eighths OF n mile, selling
Pickwckan i09. oliver Nc l12. Matt simpson
81. Emigre LOG, Chenille lv5, Dutch Comedian
10. Post Haste 1OO Golden Rattle SO, Henry
Bess 105
Mile and seventy yards. hnndicap-Kinni-
kinnic 125, Waring lis, Warrenton ia Lo-
thario l12, Bannock no. Knight OF the Gar
ter ll2. Queen Of Song 10, Kriss Krlngle 1917.
Five furlongs, the Woodhaven selling-Toni-
cum 1O7, Frank Hall 81. Scurry 1903, Handy
Man 102, Educate 100, Princess Ottltle 50.
Glade Run 81. The Regent 40, Himself 100,
Ondurdls "a. Siberian 109
Three-quarters OF mile, selllng-The
Laurel 50, Bessie Taylor i0s, Pau Pu Keewis
l09. Ross Clark "a, Tendrie 1O6, The Corlnthian
1903. Neponset 100. Merantha Knapp iO4. Lola
II, ID. Kngful Give and Take 81, Mr.. Kalten-
bach 1909
Mile and seventy yards, Swear -olds-Royal
Sterling. Precursor 1903. Waring lis, Car
buncle 100, Dlssenter 90. Lamp Globe, Gold
One i0S, Flrelock 49,
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WAS NO FIGHT.
corhett-JeGries viii set Down for

Corhctt-JeGries Mill Set Down for
May II; Jeff Won't Change Date.
It was rumored extensively. yesterday that
the Corbett- Jeffries fight was to come off last
night, but the mill was not on the cards.
Last week the c. n. D. department of the
Western Union (Which furnishes the bull
letins) sent out notification that the fight
would probably take place April 80, as the
license of the club expired on that date and
renewal had been refused Last night a
query wired to New York brought back the
information: Fight scheduled for May H.,
Jeffres refuses 10 fight before that date. Don I
know what club will get It," The Associated
Press knew nothing OF any change in the
plans and sent out no news concerning any,
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Texans in New York,

t9PNNial W Tue 2osN'g
New York, April SO.-The following
Texans are registered al New York hotels;
Dallas-Aiiss S. Flippen at the Herald
Square.
Galveston--A. L. becker at the Broad,
way Central; J. d, Hudson and j. V, Love
at the Imperial; 7. Taylor at the Victoria,
Greenyille-Mrs. T. J. Sean at the Al
bert.
paris-G. h. and W. Smith at the con-
tinental
San AntonloE. H. carell at the Grend
Union.
S. West At the Grand; $. L. Erden at Ia
Grand Union; r. Monches az The Imperial,
@. s. ard w. Thomas at tho ST. Dents.
VletoriarMrs. II. 8 ivors at the Grandts
d. l.. Joaes at the Murray HILL
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FULL or run.
Lieutenant Gibson worked n Fast
Mile at Louisville.

Louisville Ky. April 27.--Lieutenant Glib
son. the favorlte in the Kentucky Derby,
worked a mile in l;lsts and mile and an
eighth in 1861 today. This is even more
than was expected OF him. ard Board OF Trade
smith SAYS the Derby IS his, Gibson finished
fresh and was at all times full OF run He IL
IN perfect condition, and viii be kept so
until after the Derby. Trainer Hughes de-
cldod TO put Gibson to test this morning
He waited until the other horses had been
worked. aud then had his horse led out 10 the
ttaok. lie was given a short warming up
run, hut the track was not fast. aud Mr.
Hughes concluded TO walt until this after
noon 70 SEQ what Gibson could DO. Shortly
before o'clock after the track has been har-
rowed and rolled, Jimmy Boland rode the
colt out Of the stable aud TO The hVe-elghths
mole. where the start WAS made
Tho hrst eighth was covered In :l2N. the
Quarter in - three-cighths in ;sSk, half IN
ssl@ fve-eishths IN 1:0OM. three fourths Ia
iN& seven-elghths In i:sS. mile IN i:taH.
male and an slehth In i;5sis and mile and a
Quarter n 2;e9N aud mile and three elshths
In ESQ pulled M.
This is the best work Of any Of the Derby
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-01
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

NOCoNA. Stock is In nne condition for
tils time Of the year.
WHARTON. &C. N. Harrison sold to A. II.
Pierce $50 head OF 2-year-olds at SIS.
FORT WORTH.-ReV. George Stuart's SER
mons are drawing big crowds at every meet.
ing.
DENTON Mrs. Zumwalt wife Of Comfy,
Clerk e r. zumwelt, died Monday aged 81
years.
LAMPAsAs. About 5000 steers have been
shill ed from here this week to Eastern
markets.
WHARTON. --Business houses generally
nave agreed TO close at Z p. m during the
summer.
WARRENToN. A skat tournament is to
be held hero May G; largo attendance Is
expected.
GANADo.-Thc Baptist association met
mere last Friday and continued UP to sum
day night. Some very fine preaching
SAMSON. --Rcv. Partt llannis. tho Baptlst
evangelist from Australia. has been holding
a series OF meetings here tho past week.
DECATUR. Elk Governor liogg had a fair
crowd here; he spoke for two hours in ad-
Nocaey OF his proposed amendments to the
constitution.
HALLETSVlLLE.-A the last term of dis
trlct court ten convictions vera had de-
ftndants being given terms ranging from two
10 four years,
FORNEY. Tho Forney Mercantile con,-
pany's house was broken into Saturday night
and about $500 worth OF Iewclry and watches
were stolen No clew to the party or parties
as vet
BEEVlLLE.--A party OF fifteen or twenty
Choctaw Indians from the Indian Territory
have been encamped here for the past week
They are on their way to the coast, where
they viii spend tho summer hunting aud
fishing.
| FORT WORTH. THE local bankers arc
making every effort 10 prepare a grand re-
ception for the state Bankers association.
I which meets in this city May .. Mayor 7.
j Powell will make The welcoming address
and preside as tonstmastsH Among thos,
/ who viii make speeches will be Hoa, j. ".
I Blake OF Sherman, Hon. II. u Gage OF peccs
/ City. Attorney Sidney Samuel and ex-Mayor
/ b. u. Paddock OF this city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-01
THE RACES.
Aaueduct Results.

New York, April S0--A sensational dead
heat between The Gardner and Bangor was
the feature Of the racing at Aqueduct today.
Seven furlongs. selling Lndula, Sparrow
Wing, Instruction. Time 26 l-5.
-Four and half furlongsBowen, Billion
aire, Remsen. Time 56 2-5.
Mile and seventy yards--The Gardner and
Bangor ran a dead heat, Merry Prince. Time
LAG 40. Run off dead heat-The Gardner
won. Time 146 As
Four and half furlongs-Connie, Anicc,
Della Gee. Time 56 As.
Six furlongs-Plnk Domino. Manitoban, Gu
pidity, Time 1:l5 2-5,
Five and a half furlongs--zanone, Doublet,
Leedsville. Time LOS %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-01

the line conveying the signals to Boston,
telephone receiver was used as a de-
tector in a line about fifty feet long. the
ends of the line beng grounded by means
of rods which were stuck into the earth.
The current had spread out to this extent
between the earth plates in Cambridge
and Boston, assisted, probably, by the
water in the soil
On this principle it is proposed that
ships at sea should communicate, a strong
current from a dynamo being sent into
the sea through a trailing wire and the
current detected by a telephone connected
to similar wire trailing from another
ship. 1t was even suggested that commu.
nication could be established across the
Atlantic by sending a strong current
through wire running the length of the
American continent and connecting the
ends of the line TO the ocean. A tele-
phone line running from England to Libe-
ria would pick up enough current to make
the signals distinguishable
To understand the operation or the see
ond method it will be best to consider
the action Of waves of a similar character
When a wave progress over the surface
was blown 200 yards The cause of the
explosion is not known. 1t occurred inn
mediately after the whistle blew for the
men to enter the mill for the days work.
Loss about Sl5 600 with mo insurance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-01

hut Jobs in the canal that Mr.. faIloy wants
70 guard against.
| II IL not only in regard to Puerto Rico
| that President Mckinley has changed front
He on,e said that there would be no back
| warl stsD In civil service refo.m. tut 10
| took one He declared that war ~ con-
quest world be criminal aggr lssion. out he
is waglnR one.--Gsrrison signal.
The knowing ones" now have learned
how to take the president. and when they
have scheme on hand in which they want
his assistance they FIRST try to secure his
opposition, At the proner time the nop can
be looked for
Bryan and Dewey will celebrate Manila
Day together. The great admiral will dis
cover more heavily armored squadron in
Billy Bryan than the Spanish greeted him
with.--Calyert Chronicle.
We sometimes say that tho American peo-
pie are too prone TO run after hero In
brass buttons but the contrast between the
popular bold by Mr. Bryan and that Of
Dewey upon the masses in the matter of this
presidential nomination demonstrates that
our hero-worshin has its limitations and
adhercs strictly TO the proprietles. We like
hero-but like him in his place.
Houston entertained the Transmississlppi
Congress last week and entertained Il we'll
that goes without saying. This organization
is engaged In developing the country west
OF the Mississippi river--and II there is any
one thing Texas needs II IL development-and
Houston dd grand thing for all Texas
when she secured this meeting Glen Rose
Herald
But Houston will do erander thing for
all Texas when she secures deeper water
In Buffalo bayou and adds another seaport
to the State. 1t was to aid In this
grander work that Houston sought the pres
enco of the congress in her midst. Docs all
Texas. however. practically appreciate how
great a work Houston is seeking to have
done here?
What has become OF the cotton mill move
ment? other towns are organizing and will
build their factories. What's the matter
with Greenville ?--Grecnviile Herald
II we mistake not Greenville was one OF
the first towns to agitata and solicit sub
scriptiOns for cotton mill This remark
tv the Herald. however. looks ns II interest
were tagging. That is what The Post hns
feared about this industrial awakening Of
which we hear so much--that Il would
awaken only to 20 to sleep again in too
many localities. Greenvle is splendid
town and ought TO be a most admirable loca-
ton for Il fne mill.
~
When It comes to saving the republic from
Imperialism the discovery will be made at
the polls next November that the American
people are still faithful TO democracy
Huntsville Daily Post
We hope so. In fact we can not help be-
lieving SO but this we know--if the AmerI-
can people rebuke the principles and pur-
poses Of democracy at the polls in Novem-
her they will not only fail to save the Re-
public from Imperialism, but to save tho
Republic itself. The election this year will
be the crucial test OF democratic institutions
and mans capacity for representative self.
government And this is not mere party
talk" either.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-01
Nashville ResnIta.

Nashville, Tenn. April 2o.-The track At
Cumberland Park today was In prime con
dlton and the attendance large.
Six furiongs, madens- Clpsette, Lunar.
Grey Forge. Time. 1:15ts.
-Four furlongs-Isabe Tenny Beu. Tremor
Timc, ;4S%.
Mile. selling-Trlmmer Lillian Reed Be-
queGth. Time f:i.
seven turlongs--rho Pride. Ida Lsdford.
Free Advice. Time :9S.
rive and u half furlongs Dumbarton. The
Lent, Virgins. Time Ids.
Nile, selling-Aurea. Wndward. Round O.
Time, l:i..
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TRRIBLE EXPLOSION.
Five Men Killed and One Injured.
Several Buildings wrecked

Triton, Ga. April Solve men were
killed and three injured, one OF whom
Will probably die, In boiler explosion
here this morning at 4:45 o'clock. Tbs
explosion occurred in the saw mill Of ].
y, Bray & Co.
The dead are Luther Clair. fireman,
Hugh Chambers, Gus Nicholson jack
Cssien. Will Houston. colored.
The injured are, ] G. Raine. lumber
inspector, may die; Wesley McPhal I'm
known negro,
Many buildings In the vicinity OF I'M.
mill were wrecked by the explosion. wh,ls
the saw mill OF Bray & Co. was aInn.,
demolished. one-haH Of one OF the boilers
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RISE FROM THE UPPER RIVER.

Gnnbury, Texas, April 29.-The local
water in the Brazos passed away yester-
day and the current receded some three
or four feet, but early this morning II be.
gan rising again and by o'clock it HAD
reached and PASSED the mark made by Fri
days rain. The drift coming down now
is larger and more of it than is usually
seen even IN much higher water TIE
water has i light chocolate color. which
indicates II to be from Parker and Palo
Plnto counties II Young county. whero
the Clear Fork OF the Brazos gets It's
water furnishes as much as those nearer
by. The river will likely be higher than
any recent rlee.
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rRUIr WAS DESTROYER.

Ballinger Runnels County. Texas. April
2S.-YesleFday afternoon heavy rain fell
throughout the county, and with 1t great
deal OF hail, which from reports was more
damaging In some portions OF the county
than in others. In the large peach or-
chards near town owned by Judge willing
ham and c. o, Harris, containing respect
lively 5000 and $4,000 trees, it Is estinatei
that loss OF fruit will reach from so 10 90
per cent, Hugh Jackson, living on an ad-
Joining place, reports total destruction
OF his fruit.
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Oakland Results.

San Francisco, April 80 -Futurity course.
selling -Meadowlark. Nettie Clark. Tourist
II. Time. LIE
Futur!iy course, selling-chapple. Gold
Baron, Jim Browntll Time. 1:llN.
Six furlongs-Ycilow Tail. Olinthus. High
Hoe. Time ii3t4.
-Four furlongs-Rollick, Gaylon Brown. Ar
tculatc Time iSi4.
Mlle and nrlong. selling Storm King
CODA Gauntlet Time l56N
g. Nile aud Observation-Disclosures, Roslnante,
SHIPS. Time III.
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REFEREE sILER RESIGNS.
Several Boxers VIII Not Fight I'm
der Him

Chicago. April 29-George Siler tonight
severed his connection with the Tatt5rsal's
Athletic club, for which he has been Off
cial referee. He said this action would
lend all future arguments and controvers IS"
The resignation was accepted to take effect
at once. Malachy Hogan, associate referee
ton vacated by Mr. Siler and will be as
sisted in his duties by Jimmy Bardell and
Tim Hurst. the National League umpire.
n discussing the retirement Of Siler. Man
ager Housemen Of the Tattersall's club said:
There are several fighters for whom he
would not ofhciatc and while in New York
last week l discovered that Tom Sharkey,
Jack OBrien. joe Walcott Kid Mccoy,
George Dixon and Jim Coroett were men VINO
would not fight und.r Siler."
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Inlunction Rumore'TrI

Austin, Texas, Aprii y +, i
a rumor aaoat tonight 70 '.s,..
that Joseph Male has Al
temporary injunction res'ra'u' .,,ss
from proceeding with the e's .,s,sIisl
new water works plant. Inc Z. ut
obtained. was granted by s0I a.,,sss 1
trict Judge than Morris o. rhIs J
presided over the two a. a. a. hass ~
here. The papers are ssi' az :, he,r e. e
this evening, but have not y r..ttsr. ~; ',,
When questioned about me = ~, IN dssia
Clerk Hart neither affirmed =
rumor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-01

Galveston. Texas, April 3O.-rhe outlook for
professional ball in Galveston this summer is
not very encouraging but there will be semi
professional and amateur contests galore.
There is some talk of organizing city leagae
composed of four clubs, and meeting OF
those interested will be held in few days
An effort Is being made to arrange a game
between Galyeaton and Houston players to
occur at Beach park next Sunday.
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Gin turned Inv Ligbtning.

night this town was visited by one of the
heaviest rains and thunder storms that has
been seen here for years. About l o'clock
a m. lightning ignited Luecke Windell's
gin, which was an entire loss; the loss
$4,000, insurance S2000
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candidates, although Flaunt went mile 10
the mud few days ago In l;B- tlaunt az
mirers say his work, considering the track,
was better than that OF Gibson
Kentucky Farmer worked mile IN l'tt'a
this morning. -
Tom Carter's Guess In went mile In l'a'
and mile and an eighth In 1853.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Petition In bankruptcy.

Galveston, Texas April 3O,--A petition
In bankruptcy has been filed In the United
States court by Phil j. Dlrks, liquor
dealer OF Galveston His liabilities amount
TO $T7sS,14. His assets amount to sSs04SO.
He claims only household furniture and
Wearing apparel OF himself and family as
exempt the value OF which is estimated
at $500
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business SOLD.

Corpus Christi, Texas, April 9S.-Yest.,
day Layton 6 Downing, doing large
general merchandise business, disposed OF
their Interests to G, w Shanron, former
ly OF Fort Worth. Terms private.
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fcopyrIEhted. 1900. by Seymour Eaton)
Note-These papers on practical science
have been prepared for The Posts Home
Study Circle by Prof. William j. HOPKINS
of Drexel institute.
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Gordon. Texas Apfh y ,.,,s}iiys
known as to the result .. In
maries to make II cer'S's .,,.f ~.
rled the county for ppsfsrd u q
for congress and W. y 49,
judge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-01

Cincinnati, o., April 3O-oscar Gardner
knocked out Patsy Haley in the fifth round
of what was to have been a ffteen-round
fight before the Cincinnati Athletic club to-
night. Haley showed great pluck. but he
was never in 1t. Gardner scored eleven clean
knockdowns in the FIVE rounds
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constitutional convention. Notifications
would doubtless be made in some of them.
but they serve TO indicate the substantial
basis ON which public sentiment Is asking
for a new instrument. They do not. how
ever. begin to exhaust the topics upon
which discussion ought TO be projected and
with reference to which changes OF exist
ing provisions would be desirable.
The Texas OF today is no more the
Texas OF 1876 than the Texas OF 1876 was
the Texas of 1886. The highest wisdom Is
to keep the organic law abreast OF the
times, and II is urged as one OF the most
admirable features OF our American constl-
tutlons that they are flexible and can be
made to keep pace with the progress OF
the people. Tho cost and difficulties In
the way OF their revision constitute suifl-
Client guarantees against reckless or too
frequent changes.
In this connection It may be said tina,
II such men as Ex-Governor Hogg would
advocate new constitution, outright, In
which the people could incorporate what
ever safeguards OF their interests they
might think proper or advisable, instead
of continually urging the patching up
of the old instrument. they would be DOUG
the State a service about which there
could be little difference OF opinion. The
continual suggestion OF needed amend
ments. in fact. is one OF the strongest ar
guments in favor Of wholly new c'nsti-
tuition. all of whose parts could be framed
in harmony with the whole AMI be de-
signed to cover all the new conditions oil
life and business In the State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-01

Galveston, Texas April 3O,--A boxing con-
test took place here tonight between Fred
Heidemann and Crooky Deffarle, which re-
suited In victory for the latter in the tenth
round