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sANrRY AND GARDNER.
Little Fellows Arc 20 Fighs ut LOWS
vile MnN q.


Vile Nny =.
George siler has been selected by the Nou-
pareil Athletic club of Louisville to referee
the battle there on May DERBY night be-
tween Eddy santry and oscar Gardner the
meeting between these two great little hght-
ers is one OF the most important ever ar
ranged in the feathrweIght division. az 1t
will decide the second best man in this class
That such a famous referee as sier VIII
decide the fight nsures that the best man
will assuredl' &c: tho decision
There Is much rivalry among the feath r
weight lighters over who shall occupy inc
second place to Champion Terry McGovern'
This honor has finally narrowed Itself down
TO two men. Eddy Santry anu oscar Gardnel
Beth OF these great glovenen gave the ier-
rible" Terry hard fights, aud both have slnce
asked for another opportunity to face inc
champion 4,
II is for this reason that much hangs ~
The balance for encl man in this contest
and a great battle will undoubtedly be we
result of their meeting. OF course. the man
Who loses this contest will be knocked oul
/ NJ his match with McGovern, and both boyi
! swear that man Will not be he
Santry is still working Mt Chicago. but NJ
! will leave for tie scene Of battle next sat
| urday night He will be accompanied l.
! Louisville by his manager, Sam Pooler =
bir crowd OF Chicago sports headed by Il
| NJ Houseman will also take the trip us
/ Louisville on that date for the purpose .
| seeing the great Kentucky Derby. when !
run Nav e. and Of pulling for the Chicag
| fcatherWciRh'.
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THE AMERICAN SUGAR STOCKS
c,r THE FEATURE or THIS
WEEKS STOCK MARKET
Inrge Gold Outflow is fnd
ed for the Present ny
cline of Exchange

New York. April % ,-Bradstree' 5 hnan
o,ot review tomorrow will say hase
weeks uusettlihg developments in Ameri-
can Steel and Wire stocks and the weak 6,
n.ss of the other industrials suosiueu on's
70 leave the market dull apathe9c ana
entirely professional in character. large
shor, interest was also created ana 'h'
raiIroad stock list up to "Wednesday e~-
b,bited quite as much pressure from ,hA'
source as from tire liquidation Oh ious
hogs The public apparently mas peen
frightened by the performances of the "a,
dustrials and the somewhat eNassera'e''
accounts Of the loss favorable state OF
steel and other industries ana Soni NM !,
s s.v" come weeks past. London also Wa
oor siderahly unfavorable towards amer
.sas n.rtly nv the events here ana parl,
:. ~ he increasing hrmnsss o. us oMn
,ronsv marker and divided Hs $3.50
nayt,c;ns,ion in the market here os,Nese
h "a ana sellirz, The prospect o. golc
sSnarss served as theme LOT a.s'uso
e sn.s hut even the announcement ina
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WORLDS VISIBLE.
Decrease of 25S,I0t BaIc. for tn,
Week Juat Closed

New Orleans, April 27.--secretary Hes
ter's statement of the worlds visible sup
ply of cotton made up from special cable
and telegraphic advices compares this
week with last week and last year It
shows decrease for the week Just closes
OF 2Sil0l against decrease of Si1T1 last
year and decrease OF 7S.0O2 year before
last
The total visible is 2ss7,si4 against
81 9l5 last week, i,al5,O75 last year and
4,2os252 year before last or this the
total OF American cotton is 2,314.S14
against 2,416.9l5 last week, 1856, O75 last
year and S,25S252 year before last and OF
all other kinds, including Egypt, Brazil.
India, etc, $4,000 against 655, 900 last
week. 100000 last year and $4,000 year
before last
The total worlds visible supply of cot
ton shows a decrease compared with last
week of 254,10l bales. a decrease compared
with wear before last of $3.50. 1875.
! OF the worlds visible supply. as above
there is now afoat and held in Great Brit
ain and continental Europe 91S1,00 bales
against 2777 GOO last year and 2,502,0 0C
year before last. In Egypt $4,000 agalns
/ 2l5,000 last year and 2i3,0O0 year. before
last; In India 227000 against $4,000 las
year and 400, coo year before last and il
the United States Cos 900 against l,245, 00l
last year and $4,000 year before last,
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CARNEGIE DEFENDS TRUSTS.
Attempt to Prove that They Bene
fit Poor ms Well as Rich.

fit Poor ms Well az Rich.
New York. April 26.-Andrew Carnegie.
In an article in the May Century entitled
popular Illusions About Trusts advo-
Gates great aggregatlons of capital as OF
benefit both to the rich and poor He
saws: Every attempt to monoplize the
manufacture OF any staple article carries
within it's bosom the seeds OF failure.
Long before we could legislate with much
effect against trusts there would be no
necessity for legislation The past proves
This and the future is to confirm it, There
should be nothing but reimbursement Tor
these vast aggregations OF capital Tor the
manufacture Of staple articles
"As for the result being an increase oil
price to the consumer beyond BRIEF
period. there need be no fear, On the
! contrary. the inevitable result OF these
agqregatlons. is finally and permanently
! 10 give to the consumer cheaper Articles
| than would have been otherwise possioie
10 obtain, for capital is stimulates oy
the high profits Of the trust Tor season
10 embark against 1t.
1.-THE result is very soon capacity OIL
production beyond the wants OF the con
sumner, ard as the new works erectel sT'
Of the most improved pattern and capanl
OF producing cheaper than the old workt
the vulnerable trusts are compelled TO puy
ard capitalize at two times their cost
There is thus no danger ahead 10 tn'
community from trusts nor any cause loi
fear
Competition in all departments o.
human activity is not TO be suppressed
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A SCENE OF THE WAR.
The Burial Of one Small Soldier from the
Queens Great Armies.
The ONE MAN IN ALL THE WORLD
To Some One Somewhere, Put Into
the Ground with hut Small Cere
mony-Oniy ono of Many.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press)
London. April lS.--Amid the columns
that during tne last few days have come
by malt from war correspondents descrih-
ing the triumphal entry into Rloemfon-
tein. the splendid strategy of Lord Roberts,
the successes that month ago we're
marking the progress OF British arms, Is
to be found in the Times, buried away in
dun looking columns, surprisingly hui
man incident II is only short account
OF the burial OF one soldier name not
given but In strength OF pathos in dell
cacy OF description. nothing has been
equaled by the great army of writer's now
in South Africa. Dated Capetown. March
-. 1t is rs follows;
"Oue small item was left out of the
ground plan OF No general hospital. Far
| down on the right where the ground slopes
| TO the wooded hollow, there stands a little
bell tent all by itself in group OF stunt
| ed pines. II Is only dot as the eyo
leaves the big marque, but greater than
all OF them by what IL holds Through
the drawn curtains no he'd or furniture is
To he seen, nor anything save Two mar
row wooden boxes lying side by side, one
OF them is going TO burial-a Roman Cath
olic-pnd, their cemetery being two miles
off the priest meets him there, not here.
There should have been gun carriage to
take him. but some one has blundered
and the transport has only sent an ordl-
nary hooded wagon from which hrlng
party OF six mllitiamen in khaki tumble
out and form into line, -Four orderlcs
lift the little box--only u featherweight. r
covered by the union Jack, ON their shoul
dcrS and march un the slope. We stand
uncovered tho two hospital officers at the
salute. the militiemcn try hard TO re-
verse arms together, hut one rustic boy
whose eyes are blinking, has TO twist his
rife four times round before he can ston
1t butt-uppermost The coffin slides
under the hood, the six soldiers form up
change stop and march before and behind
the wagon, which pair OF thin worn
ont horses strain through the sand And
so the little cortege moves off--insisnib'
can't unnotiood-~Jwih its young hero, wht
to someone somewhere was perhaps thu
one man In all the world
ION the dark body OF the wagon on
word is painted In staring white block let
ters-V VICTORIA, the great white draa
for whom thoy all fight"
From the other side through the CORES
pendent OF the Daily News, who was cap
tured and released, there comes the tai
of Boer lad who tells how Boer as we
as British hearts are breaking, how hurgt
ers lie buried on the vcldt without eve
honeh, of the little wooden box" Tn
captured correspondent was talking wit
, a group Of Doors In their own camp.
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AFTER THE BANQUET,
"an Feels Well, But It's Different
in the Morning.
NV 'etifss SO Easy to Avoid the Dark
"o~n Taste, for Science Comes TO
"e Rescue. A Magic rlicrobe-
Killing tablet.
God fellowship does !,

yoOo fellowship does it.
kn,, sst 100 much and wash the good
III aown with 100 much drink.
asIas sVoo time ends In a muddled con-
~ and the stomach is worse muddleG
81 the head. . WI 90 '''u'-'
iNd van " mixing up the various lots OF
lss in est at dinner, from soup to
tnssn Sue receptacle, and adding half a
IA otbarsIent kinds of drinks. alcoholic
NJ l msr,nise' Stir the mixture up we'll
smld mssne what q slckening mess u
ID yo mai Is what you do In your stomach,
y digestive apparatus can't handle
oslny ine horrible stun takes a night
nefs g. your over-burdened interior and
slh its fermentation of undigested food
iladsS Evil consequences can be easily
! aba, All that is necessary Is 10 take
II sqs eol, Nasearets Candy CathartIc be-
Ae mer %.ned and you'll feel all right
\ iollS ~ ~ :. need 10 forego the pleasures
nt sdy,ces partnership II you will TAXI
lfyll A. Vsscarets do, not what we say
sssris,s mat proves their merit. Al
10. iVe 25c or soc. or mailed To-
safess ~ for booklet and free sample
.gMirss, Sterling Remedy CO chiesro
|f-S Can, or New YORK. -
ETa\. This Is scsscs,e, Table
WI Every tablet Of the oniy senyiu
IscrscSsnre.s besrs the magic letter
NV., y c. Look al the tablet befor
Sll,lon, ~ ouv and beware OF fraud
and Substitutes.
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remarkable Cure of Rhcumatisn,.

Kenna, Jackb0n UoUHIy, w va
About three years ago my wife had an
attack OF rheumatism which confined her
10 her bed for over month and rendered
her unable to walk step without assist
ance. her limbs being swollen to double
their normal size. Mr.. S. Maddox insisted
on my using chamberlain's Pain Balm. I
purchased 5O-cent bottle and used 1t ac-
cordlng to the directions and the next
morning she walked TO breakfast without
assistance In any manner. and she has
not had similar attack slnce.--A. b.
Parsons. For sale by all druggists.
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the rnLEGRApuERs STRIKE.
Committrce in Chicago TO secure
Funds for photographers.

Committrce in Chicago to secure
Funds for Tcicgraphcrs.
Chicago. April 2e.-The Chronicle says;
A committee representing the striking
Southern operators has been In Chicago
several days comforting with prominent
member Of the Order OF Railway Teegra-
piers regarding sympathetic action 10
help the southerners win. number OF
secret meetings have been held. Az these
conferences the question OF a sympathetic
strike has been received warmly. Incl
dentally the operators have been asked
to contribute TO the support of tho men
on the Southern railway now out and yes
terday il was said that large sum
would be obtained here for that purpose.
According to reported plan sympa'
thetic strike may be ordered on all Inn
portant railroad systems east of tho MIS-
sissppi river
The committee representing the strikers
will, it is said, also visit St. Louis, Pitts
burg, Buffalo. Baltimore New York anc
other important railroad centers to worn
up sympathy for the Southern men.
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VARICOCELE
New Home Cure Wiino"'
Operation or Loss OF TINS
From work.

Every man afflicted with Varleo ond uondeT.
gao 70 Know ,b sn" cures at home speedily ana
t surely al very slight expense thf h,ooa y
nc operation no pain no letting p or 9,
but a quick relief apd 4 ,spsi seoyery. so
egre, : ,ro s S ne worthless suspersorles and
enfan that every should seao az a.
onss for description Of the ms riIs@v ~ his
NAV begin curing himself IN 'ne p'''
oT nY WHITING to DR.. " S Rice sis q Man n5s
6, ASamt n ". he will glaeiy MAJ M .g psr,
raid a full description that VII VII ,rietnx eost
sunsdsf 20, q 70 write al once vafieoeeie Is
very dangerous disease
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nuRlsrIAN SCIENCE.

Frst Church Of Christ Scientist, Corner
Mckinney and Travis-Sunday school al
10 a. m. Services at II a. m. and p. m
Subject: adam and Fallen Man" We'd
nesday evening meeting AT o'clock. Read
ing room open daily from 2 TO p. m
All are cordially invited.
Second Church OF Christ, Scientist. MAR
Street Between Mckinney and lanai
Ayenue-Services Sunday at ! a. m. an'
n. m. Subject: Adam and Fallen Man
Sunday school at 10 a. m, Wednesda!
evening meeting at S o'clock Readln'
room open daily from 10 TO ~ A. m. an'
to5 .. m. All are cordially invited.
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North Dakota and Washington, almost all
the land sold lying within the last named
state President Mellin OF that company.
who made this statement did not care TO
give the amounts received for these lands.
but as the average price OF land in that
region is from $3.50 to $3.50 per acre ~
Northern Pacific companys treasury has
probably been enriched by something. like
81. 600 900.
Tho reports that all the remnants OF
land OF Minnesota formerly owned by this
road had been sold to a st, Paul syndl-
cate was also confirmed by President Mel
lin.
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IrrrnIrs mAs NEW nLows.
Champion Very Confident &c "DotnG
the Trick" with CoibcsS.

the Trick" with ColhctS.
Aaenhurst, y. j., April 25-Jim Jchries
goes through his PAGES with the same regu-
larlty as ever and says he feels confident
the mill win come on on schedule time ana
al tho club originally agreed upon. lilo bases
this confidence on the belief that the confy
Island people will yet get a renewal Of their
license Talking today Of his match with
Corbett and the latters well known abillly
with his feet and hands. the champion mod
estly remarked;
sof course, we all know that Corbeit Is
very clever and shifty his feet and be
depends largey on that talent to keen ouI
Of harms way. but corbett may do all the
zig dADcing he pleaaes, IL won't rattle me q
PARTICLE / did not work with him IN Carson
city for nothing I've invented with Tommy
Ryan a couple Of new punches which think
viii Do tho trick some time during the fight
understand. don't underrate Corbetts abll
| ity MS a boxer In the lenst but think I car
iii harder, and know I'm not afraid TO TAXI
a punch II by doing 50 | get chance TO ge
In one OF my returns
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
where Religious services WIN lie
Held TOMORROW.
BAPTIST

Services at the First Baptist church,
corner Rusk and Fannin. tomorrow morn
ing AZ ., 6>e>-~S. Preaching by the pas
tor. Rev. L. D. Lamkin, D. d. The SUP
ject of the sermon, The Christian
Truest Ambition" All the members OK
the church are specially Invited 20 attend
this service All the friends and WORKERS
OF the church are requested to be AZ th,s
service Service in the evening Of oulovN.
Preaching nv the pastor Subject OF tho
sermon. Docs II Pay?'
Second Baptist Sunday school
o 20 A. m. Preaching II q, m. and 40
D. m. by the pastor. James F. Duncan.
Tabernacle Baptist Church. Corner
White and Decatur Streets, One BLOCK
South Washington Street-Snndhy sehooi
,0.20 a. m. Workers meeting p. M
Preaching II a. m. and i.4h p m. Inc
strangers church. T. Ammons' pastor
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TWO SIDES TO TRADE SITUATION
Aggregate of BaSiness Larger Than


Aseregate of BaSiness Larger Than
Year Ago.
new York, April 27.-Bradstreet's to-
@'How will say: Evidences of the fact
ual there are now two sides to the gem
"a trade situation, where for a year
~ 'aere was but one, come to sight each
''sA Different sections of the country
w uhes Of business return differing re-
r's' out that the situation as a whole
)" favorable one, and suffers merely by
~Apdfison with the enormous and almost
as'sn activity Of some time ago, is also
'4sn' Excluding the great speculative
saleIs The Aggregate Of business is un-
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GOSPEL HAIL..

believers Gospel Hall, 900 Capitol Ave-
nue--Sunday school at $3.50 a. m Be
levers gather to the name OF Jesus to
show forth His death In the breaking Of
bread at 80 a. m. Open air gospel meet
ing corner OF Main and Preston avenue at
p. m. Gospel meeting In above 1all az
8 D. m. All are cordially invited. No
cnllecilnns
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Continuous performances stopped.

Chicago April 26,-The chronicle says
vaudeville theaters are to be compelled to
abandon their so-called continuous per-
formances at the inetigatlon of Chief san
itarv Insneetor Young Of the city health
dtnirtme1t. thorough distraction ana
Ventilation of these places of amusement
for at least two hours in the twelve our
ing which the shows are staged is to De
nxacfed
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New York, April 26-Thomas Hariaad'
well known lawyer. is dead in THIS
city. aged 20 years In his younger Gays
his intellect and legal acumen were i'm
portant in the creation OF the american
system Of internal revenue law tnst orig
mated under the exigeneies Of me CIV,
war. He was also the practical Kramer u
our existing patent law.
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owing to the fact that several Of oRourke's
tiehters have signed for fight before the
Tattersnli club OF Chicago. OF which Silcr
has been official referee for some time.
Siler has declined to referee any OF the
battles in which o'Rourks is interested until
tho latter takes back what le said about
looks a good deal liks o,Rourkc had frozen
Sller out once more.
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sp1RTTuAaIsTs.

The spirtualists meet at Bryan hall
Sunday night at 745 o'clock II. H.
Knecshaw will uecture. subject; EN-
bodiment or Reincarnation? Which
Tests after lecture. All are welcome. All
seats free. Class thought: Unity is
Strength"
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THE RACES.


Memphis Tenn, April 27--This was the
concluding DAY of the Memphis Jockey clubs
annual spring meeting, summary:
Sly hflopss. solling-lsaninda. Harre
Floyd. Kit Time lls.
Four furlongs selling Gibson, Cinara.
Seethine. Time. sou -,
Mile purse John Baker. Duke OF Baden'
Hand Press. Time. ! AZ.
Mile aud a lurlone. Peabody Hotel handi-
cap-Streamer Crockett. nramhurs' Time
15Gh.
Mile and sixteenth selling Hoods MT
Sly furlonEs. selling Myrtle Van. Eva VII
son. EVELYN Byrd Time l.l6.
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THE KENTUCISY DERRY.
Al Lenst Ten Horses VIII 60 TO th'


Louisville Ky. April 26.--secretary Price
Of tho New Louisville Jockey club said
today that at least ten horses would start
in the Kentucky derby on Thursday next.
Among the starters are Lieutenant GLIB
son. Kentucky Farmer, Thrive, f, w.
Brode, Florzar, Highland Lad. orontas.
Flaunt. Dieudonne and His ESceilenoy.
George Longs Hindus is also probable
starter The track at Churchill Downs Is
now in good shape, Flaunt was sent a
mile and an eighth in 1867 today. the nils
being covered in lA3. Lieutenant Gibson
aud Kentucky Farmer Will be worked to-
morrow the full derby route.
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San Francisco. April 27.-fTive turlones
Spike. Gold Finder, Young Morclio. Time
1903.
Mile-Lourey. Moringa Doloro Time, ~.
Half mile--Fomage, Irato. BaVassa- llihc'
Five furlongs-- Bombed. Don't Know
Rosalbra Time. l:OlA. 49,
six furlongs- Tuthn, Alas, Pompino Time.
1:4i. .uor-
ma, Silverton. Time. l;47,
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Aaueduct Rryuits.

New York, April q -Favorites practically
swept the board at Aqueduot today
Five and half furlongs selling -Her
Ladyship. Cupdlty. Lady Contrary. Time
1904 -. net,
Mile and seventy yards-Bare Perfume. The
Gardner Tony HONG. Time, l;ir
About seven furongsA handloap--Holu ohe'
Doublet. Camsra, Time. l:2l go
Mile and seventv yards. se!iinS precursor
Free Lance, Dutch Comedian, Time. ~! %.
About seven furlongs-1he Benedict, hlm'
mage. Christmas Carol. Time. l:27 20
Five furongs-S creech. Horss. Teioman'
Time :N3.
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BIG LAND SALES.

Northern Pacific Has Turned Loose
Millions Of Acres.
New York, April 26--'The Times prints
the following: over 100000 acres OF
rich farm land have been sold by Inc
Northern Pacific railway within tho last
four months In tho States of Minnesota
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BANK cLEARINGs.

New York. April 27.The following table
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank cleaf-
ings at principal cities for tho week ended
yesterday. with percentage of increase and
decrease as compared with the corresponding
week last year.
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sIagIc in the Game.

philadelphia Iuneh'
There we're several good fielding efforts on
both sides. but the best play Of the day wal
made by slagle, the Phlllies' diminutivo left
fielder. who caught high foul fly on the
bicyrle track whilo on The dead run. As the
hall was within foot Of the ground he made
iunge and caught Il, and then fell and
rolled over and over from the force OF the
fall II was one OF the greatest catches ever
made on the home grounds and won liberal
applause
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Row Between siier and C'Rourse
Tbs row between George siler and Tom
o'Rourke over the formers decis.on In the
Jefries- sharkey night has been revived again
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PRESBYTERIAN.

PRESBYTERIAN church. Hardy street
Preaching al II a. m tomorrow the Snln
by Rev. J. a. Ramsay, Theme Mnat
SHAH We Preach or the Proper Sphere
~ Tho pulpit." Text Preach the word.
I'D Tim, ~. .. Sabbath school at s;t
MIR. ]. Nj. Smith, superintendent The pun
lie cordially invited TO all the services
Presbyterian church, Lubbock Street
Regular preaching services at p. IN,
by Rev j. A. Ramsay. sabbath schooi ~
Q 80 a. M, Cap.sin Christian, superiu-
tendent. To all the services aNorolal In"
lyi,ation is extended to the public
Westminster Presbyterian. corner nusN
and L,ouisiana--sunday g.hool 9;iS a. M
/ public Worship II a. m. and p m. Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
D. M Mid week prayer meeting Wednes-
day s p. nj. Edwin McNutt. minister
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New York Ouiplayed Boston and Won an
Easy Game.
BIG JffFRIEs HAS SOME NEW TRICKS
sautry aud Oscar Gardner Are "a
Battle at Louisville May = and
siIer VIII Referee the Fight

Chicago. April 1.-THE opcring National
league game of the season in chicago VA.
won nv the home team, Cliagman's helsins,
criser's catching and throwing and McCor-
mick's terrific biting were The features :.
Score ~ y
e. Louis ......... ole 6l0 Clos 10 l
Taylor and Chance, Jones and CriEsr.