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The evening times., 1901-11-28
BENNING ENTRIES.
Entries for the races Id Benning tomo

Entries for the races at Bennlng tomor-
row are as follow:
First race-seTling; for three-year- -oids
and upward; mile and fifty yards Lee
King, 187. Barbetto, 80; Lizzie A. 96;
Prosper Ia Cal, 102; LADY Chorister.
81; sAnte Up IS; sXalif, 102-
Second race-SelliLg; two-ye2r-olds;
five furIongs. Pride o. Surrey, 100; Clear
field 100, Lac, los; Whit, Owl, 106; Quix-
ada 107; Misleader, I05: May J., zoo;
Lady Teazle, los; Meditation. III; Blue
Ridge. 102. OrIa, 100: Slide1I, 107; *Frivol,
%; *The Bandit, 90; *The -Four Hundred,
102: *CarroII D. 103.
ThiTE race-For maiden three-year-o -olds
and upward; seven furlongs. Bette B.,
81; Hawk. 81; MorGton, 81; Gray Morn, 81;
Will, 81: Garter Ban. 81, CaTlovingnian.
q; Chinooka, 81; Zemora, 81; Fiorad, 81;
Sir Ellersle. 81; Certain, 81; Anna DaT-
ling, 81 Col. RozeE, 100.
Can start as others scratch: Land OF
Clover, 81; Mentone, 100
Fourth Tace-For tgO-year olds; six
furlopgs. Early Eve, fe9i Extinguisher,
112i Honolulu. 109; Blanche Herman, 1Gs;
Col BID, 107; Missile, ;104; Chiron, 104;
Flying Buttress. I04; Outsider, I01
Fifth racs-SeIIiBg; for three years and
mp: mile and fortS yards. Ben Viking,
1G4; Federalist, 101; Lou Rey. 104i Florad,
99i HandcuG1. 104; PunctuaI, 99i Einus,
IG17 Harry -MeCouu. 1047 Rappeneeker, So;
sTenderIoIu, 100; @BaIoon. 96.
Sixth zrace-HandieaDs for three-year-
oIds and upward; mile and one furlong-
-121 Wunderlich. I19; Ben Battle. 119:
Charley Moore. is; Handieapper, H.
Satire, III; Brisk, 10T: Scarlet Lily, 107.
%ADprentIee allowance claimed
The evening times., 1901-11-28
RoFFMAN,s ALLEGED THEFT.
Runor That Arrest of Newspaper
Man May Follow

Man May Follow
II was said at Police Headquarters this
morning that the arrest OF newspaper
man may follow that of Carl Hoffman in
connection with the alleged sale OF the
report of the Isthmian Canal Commission
in advance OF is publication by the Com
mission. It is understood that the case
is being investigated by District Attor-
ney Gould with view of proceeding
against the newspaper in which the al
legged report was printed.
When arrested in New York Hoffman
at first thought he vas wanted for carry
ing away gold watch which he had been
buying on the fnsta1lment plan from a
Pennsylvania Avenue dealer. He was quite
surprised when told OF tie nature of the
charge. and said that ne had been advised
that no action could be taken against him
as he had not taken the original docu-
ments-
He was living IN handsomely furnish
ed apartment at the corner of 10th
Street and Amsterdam Avenue, and is
said to have recently purchased a part
interest in a valuable saloon in the me-
tropolis. In this city. Hoffman lived at
17I3 G Street northwest, and was well
known
Detective Sergeant Horne returned from
New York this morning and states that
United States Deputy Marshal viii bring
Hoffman over tomorrow.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. TABEK.
OgSequIes to Be Held Tomorrow
Morning From Her Residence

OI,ScqUIes to Be Held Tomorrow
Morning From Her ResIdence-
Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Taber who died
Wednesday. VIII be held at her late resi-
dence. 2I26 Pennsylvania Avenue north
west. tomorrow morning at II O'Clock
Rev J. G. Butler pastor of Luther Mem
oriaI Church, cf which Mrs Ta5er had
been member for over thirty years. viii
conduct the Gbsecuies
Five @Tandsons Cf the deceased AxiII act
as paIIbearers- The iuterment VIII be
made at Arlington.
EiTs. Taber vas born eight-nine years
ago in Connecticut, and while yet in her
youth moved 10 Auburn. y Y While Iiv-
ing in the latter city she met and mar
ried DR. Anon c Taber a surgeon n the
TLjJed States Army. 8t the breaking
out Of tie civil war she came to this city
that she might be nearer to her husband
After the surrender OF General Lee Dr.
and Mrs. Taber made Washington their
permanent home
Mrs TabeT leaves two sons and two
| daughters, all of whom live II Washing
ton They are Edward N and AIva s.
Tabcr Mrs. Matter G. Duckett- and Mrs
| Mary B Hazard
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4 PenSioner Fined $40 in the Police
Court Today.

Court Today.
Mrs Carry Hill, a prepossessing wo-
man about forty-1ve years of age, with
gold-rimmed eyeglasses and seaIskfn
cloak, was complaining witness il the Po-
lice Court today against her husband.
Benjamin G. Hill, whom she charged with
assault Mrs Hill appeared to be suf-
feFing bodily pain and had to be assisted
to the witness box.
My husband seemed to be beside him
self from some cause yesterday" she told
Judge KimDaff, and without reason
struck NE and knocked me down twice.
Jennie HaveneF, who lives in the house
with the Hills, at 3f5 Missouri Avenue,
northwest. also testified that Hill knocked
mis- wife down twice. She said there was
no apparent cause for his acts,
Hill, who is probably ten years older
than his wife, took the witness stand
Were you drunk asked Judge kim
ball.
Z was not, your honor" replied the
prisoner.
What excuse have you, then, for this
cowardly and inhuman conduct?" demand
ed the court. Amt you ashamed of
yourseIf2"
I am answered Hill. q vas suffer
ing greatly with toothache and neuralgia
yesterday" he continued, My wife, VINO
seemed out Of sorts, began nagging me
about domestic matters I begged her 10
desist, but she kept right on. and finally
I lost my temper and slapped her face. .
Hill explained that he was pensioner
and that now and then he acted as a guide
30 show strangers the sights Of the Ma
tianai Capital. He was neatly but plainly
dressed. and showed that he was a man
of more than average intelligence and
apparent refinement For the assault on
his wife he vas fined $50 with the alterna-
tive OF serving ninety days II the District
jail. while on charge Of di5orderIy con-
duet ne was fined $40 with thirty days in
the wcrkhouse in default. Neither fine
was raid
The evening times., 1901-11-28

very nearly equaIed the total import va
uation Under permanent peace cOndI-
tions. with modern appliances for the cuI-
tivaticn OF the soil and modern methods
generally for the preparation Of products
for the market. the balance OF trade
would soon be Overwhelmingly IN favor
of the islands, and 10 keep y so for
years TO come would not require any very
extraordinary effort, taking Into cOnsid-
Grafton the vast resources and natural
wealth Of nearly every In portant island
in the group
The chief exports from Manila during
the year 1900 were hemp copra, tobacco,
hides. and sugar, in the order named
Hemp to the value of ST, ,2s3. .453; copra-
s.. .eS2. .4e5; tobacco. 1.S06, 436; hides, 81
IaA 4S6. SUGAR SS6E 40. y
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BEGGING FOR WHISKY MONEY.

Judge KImbaII Gives james Walsh n
Chance TO Get Both Feet In jail.
$50 you we're begging on Pennsylvania
Avenue last night, were your" said Judge
Kimbau to James Walsh 4 strapping fell
low about thirty-fve years of age, who
was in the Police Court today charged
with vagTancJ.
Il v2s.
For food or money!
Neither"
We'll for what2-'
For whisky and beer. and I don't see
anything to be thankful for because
dIdn't get single handOUt. and here
am with one foot in prison for the simple
asking.
You'll have both feet in shortly" s ID
his hcuor Twenty dollars or siZ,y
davs"
The evening times., 1901-11-28
ALL BUSINESS SUSPENDED.

Stock ExchGnsec Throughout the
Country Closed for Thanksgiving.
NEW YORK. No, 2S-WaH Street is
deserted today in observance Of he
Thanksgiving Holiday
None of the exchanges here or in other
cities are holiday sessions Few Of the
brokers offlees have had more thar =
clerk or t~o. in evidence
The Manhattan Stock Exchange and tie
banks and other business houses gerc--
ally have been closed ali day IN acco- i
anee with the Thanksgiving prOcl-salz--
IiOn
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to II years. Tse instead Of S1-39
Sc handkerchief. Sc.
Lot Of Women's and Children's
Handkerchief: wide and narrow
hens. hemstitched borders; for Sc
instead Of Sc,
The evening times., 1901-11-28

GEove's TasteIess Chill Tonic
The evening times., 1901-11-28
GOVERNMENT TO
PROSECUTE CASE.
FCLz kGAINSFRAILWAY COMBINE
Governors of Four States Furnish
Information to Department
of Justice-Action in
Few Days

ST PAUL, MINI, Nov. 2S--The North
western Securities Company VIII be pros
ecuted by the United States Department
of Justice upon information furnished by
Governor Van SAINT. of Minnesota: Cow
ernor White. of North Dakota; Governor
TooIe. of Montana. and Governor Rogers.
Of Washington.
This conclusion has been reached here.
and is practically approved. # not urged.
by the Department OF Justice. Governor
White. OF North Dakota. says, in reply to
Governor Van SAINTS invitation for a con
ference of Governors:
Crisis in Northwest
81 agree with you that the situation is
of great moment to the business interests
snd general welfare of the entire North
igest- I feel that the people OF our State
are in sympathy with you in the effort
VOC are making to prevent this condi-
i lion It would give me great pleasure
to meet with you and the Governors
: "f other States affected by this combiRa-
tfcu to confer in regard to It at any time
or place that may be convenient I will
write you more at length when I have
given the matter more extended eonsid-
eration''
Appeal to ygashinEton.
It is expected that Information viii be
prepared within few days to be laid be-
fore the Department of Justice. and to
this end the services of the United States
District Attorneyfor Minnesota have been
sought,
The evening times., 1901-11-28
ASSAULTED HIS WIFE.

Nr. Allen, but he is 5
DheT and thinker
The evening times., 1901-11-28

Fred. alias Frank. 0'Hanlon forfeited
SO when called in the Police Court today
TO answer to a charge Of setting up a
gaming taaIe O'HauIon. il IS said has
been running poker room in an uptown
hotel and the police broke in upon hfEl
last night
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reference to nIcKfnIey

LONDON. Nov. 2S.-A des;
s'DaiIy Mail" from Rome sa
Governments declaration on the occasion
of the reassembIing OF the Chamber Of
Deputies omitted any reference TO tire
late President Mckinley because the Radi-
cal and Socialist deputies threatened TO
speak apologeticaEIy of CzoIgosz,
The evening times., 1901-11-28
Sis underwear. SIC

Lot OF odds and ends In WoInen's
Union Suits, "Oneita" style; of 2-quar-
teTs wool: silk tapped and silk finished
fronts; instead Of 81 . for Sc.
The evening times., 1901-11-28

Brig. Gen. James F. Smith. wko was
Collector Of Customs of the Philippines,
under the military Government and later
under the Philippine Commission. until
relieved by Mr.. Shuster, has made an
interesting report on the customs service
OF the Islands IN which he reviews the
work for the fiscal year ended last June
He also gives q brief history OF the ser
vice since Arnerican nccllnation-
The evening times., 1901-11-28
FRIENDS FEAR FOR CoRBETT.
No Hope in Denver That He VIII DE
feat MCGoscrn.

DENVER. COL. Nov. 2S.-AIthough
Young Corbett who is to fight Terry
McGovern this afternoon Is a Denver
boy and was born and bred here. none of
his friends and admirers viii venture the
op nion that he will win With them it IS
only question cf how long viii he be
able 10 stand the pounding
Those who say he has a chance Of put
ting up d strong RghL predict that he will
last about ten rounds. bat that at the
end CT tbs tine he will be on the mat
The betting IS to l ou McGoveTn.
The evening times., 1901-11-28
74c fer Child's I5c Hose.

One case OF Children-s Fast Black
Hose-eoIor guaranteed-mad with
double knees and spIiced heels and
toes-7Iac pair. instead Of 12l1c and
I5c. These are NOT seconds, but per
feet in every way.
The evening times., 1901-11-28
Opposition Crops out.
What Chief Bill VIII Do

I know nrizefchr when 90 ~ -
The evening times., 1901-11-28
READY FOR THE
HARTPORDFIGHT
MCGOV0rn and COFb9tt in
Fine FGttle.
CHAMPION FAVORED IN BETTING.
Confident Of Whipping the Denver
PugIlisk Efforts to Induce Au-
thoritIes to interfere e-Arri-
val Of Spor rG5men.

HARTFORD. Conn, Nov. 2S--Terry
NcGoveru, Of New York, champion feath-
erweight pugilist of the world, and
Young" Corbett. Of Denver. Gel. who
wants to hold that title. we're IL excellent
spirits this morning. in anticipation of
their tweaty-round Isiix-up- scheduled to
ternoCn.
eheered by the
with Young
finding money,
his gun barrel,
enc CT 8 large
Ias been training
fer the match
was buoyed up by the rejection thai al
pugiIistic chanpiors have a Waterloo
sooner or later. and that now vas about
as good a time as any for McGovern 10
receive a setback
The Champion Confident.
When the South Brooklyn boy arrived
last evening from his training quarters
in the borough eff BTenx. and went to his
suite Of ror2s in Heublein's Hotel. he
looked the picture Of health. He was
as confident as ever that, although
Young C-rbett would net prove an
easy mark, the featherweigat title of the
world would remain in New York city,
and he was equally confident this mcrn
ing after breakfast, when he went for a
short walk to get UP an appetite for d
Thanksgiving dinner for O'Clock
Young Ccrbett. who did not have TO
make any change in his living quarters.
was also confident this morning, but not
overccnfden;- He believed he would rot
only give McCovern the fight Of his life,
but that if the Hartford police did not
interfere, he would put the champion TO
sleep before the limit. But the Colorado
featherveight. Ike McGovern. wisely de-
cfded to eat his turkey and cranberry
sauce two hours before the fight. instead
81 waiting GntiI after the mill For 1t
licked to an fmpart;a. witness that if
roth men went at it as they did in their
Undefeated past. somebody would not be
able 70 enjoy turkey after the fight
Called a BoNing Contest.
Legally speaking. the word fight Is
nat allowed to be whispered by members
Of the Nutmeg Athletic Club. There IS
no such thing as a prize fight n the state
OF Connections. There are boxing con
tests and the AcGovern-C -Corbett sea1ce
j. merely a boxing contest. At some of
the former bcXing contests up here. one
cf the contestants has occasionally. seen
stars OF perhaps fallen asleep under he
effects Of the gentle love taps from the
pillows Of his opponent. md nothing vaS
tsfeught Of it by the coed people cf tzliz
Insurance centre
Opposition Crops Ont
But. whether this was championship
affair, or because neither Terrible Terry
nor Colorado Corbett saw 1T to get his
young lie Insured for the event this after
noon in the Coliseum. the good men OF
Hartford urged Mayor Harrison 10 pre-
vent the contest. As the mayor had given
his consent TO a license for the match as
early as last September. he found him
self between Two fires He therefore. de-
eIded 10 send his chief Of police. George
+ Bill, TO the hail this afternoon with &
battalion Of policemen with instructions
10 see that the boxing contest did not de
generate into d pTizefight Chief Bill said
LEis morning
what Chief Bill VIII Do
The evening times., 1901-11-28
Curtain Ends. I9C

Odds and ends Of sample OF Lace
Curtains. known as Curtain Ends
samples Of lace curtains which sell
for as high as S2-to 20 for 19c each
The evening times., 1901-11-28
81 Blankets. SI.39.

Lot Of heavy Wool Blankets: slightly
soiled from handling; 11-quaTter size;
instead Of $2-for SI-39-
The evening times., 1901-11-28
UnbIeached sheeting. BIC.

One case OF 56-incb wide Unbleached
Sheeting- an extra heavy quality,
which sells usually at Sc yard for
2Isc vari tomorrow-
The evening times., 1901-11-28
Ian NubeIiak Arrives.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S-Isn KubeIiak,
the celebrated violtnist, arrives here to
day on the steamship Majestic He comes
to give series of concerts in this eoun-
49,
The evening times., 1901-11-28

42-iHch Atwood Ker-
Sey Cloth Automobile
Coats. with storm and
velvet collars, hand
s0mely made in half
tight-htting effects; in
tans, easter. and black
Tomorrow for 1898 IL
stead Of SIS.
The evening times., 1901-11-28
3qc flannel skirts 25c

Lot OF F1anne1ette Unte-skiTts; IN
ishej with deep f1ounee ana made with
yoke bands; l. very attractive striped
patterns. instead OF 39c for 25c-
The evening times., 1901-11-28
& 40 for SIC and SfE
QOe1O blk taffefa Skirts

Ultra fashionable black taHeta silk
skiTts-in every effect that is desiT-
able and styIish-the identical values
offered at so and s12 about town for
$G-9S-
The evening times., 1901-11-28
SURPRISED AT HIS DEFIAs.
Right Hon. Horace FIunkets snsie
far New York

QUEENSTOWN. Not 2S.-sight Hon.
Horace Pfunkett, Vice President Of the
Beard Of Agriculture for Ireland, who was
recently defeated for election from Cal
way by Col. Arthur Lynch. is a passen-
ger on beard the White Star steamship
Oceanic for New York
II an inteYiew he said he was surprised
AT the result of the election, but was not
disappointed. He added that ne woJiiJ re-
tain his Government pasiion-
The evening times., 1901-11-28
75C Blankets, Soc.

10-quarteT Blankets. with coIored
borders and OF good weight-which
are excellent values at 75c-for 59c.
The evening times., 1901-11-28
hQc nnderskirfs. 3QC.

Odd lot of Black Sateen Underskirts.
trimmed with umbrella founce and
frished with small -uffies; a splendid
skirt even 1t 69c each; tomorrow
you're offered tkem at 3Sc.
The evening times., 1901-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICES

PERSONS who witnessed the accident or saw the
car strike a lady and baby carriage. corner 9th
and G sts NV WEDNESDAY CESTERDAY)
AFTERNOON, VIII please send their name and
address 10 c. " CAVE, 907 C st NV nj
THE Children's Hospital has deed Of trust on
it for twenty thousand dollars, on which it u
paying interest Help to pay It
The evening times., 1901-11-28
SI.5O Comforts. csc.

Lot Of sateen covered Comforts. in
large assortment Of medium and dark
eolors. filed with pure white cotton;
instead of S1.5o-for CSC
The evening times., 1901-11-28

Women's and ChiIdren's heavy
weight Golf Gloves. in all coIors; also
feeeed lined Cashmere Gloves; instead
Of 3gC-for 25c
The evening times., 1901-11-28
Soc vests for z5C.

Lot of odds and ends of extra heavy
grey and white sIeeved Linen Vests;
silk trimmed down front. silk finished
neck. instead Of soc for 25c. Pants TO
match
The evening times., 1901-11-28
ChiEd's SIC CAPS. 25c.

Odds and ends in ChiId's Silk and
velvet Caps-some CIose-ftting and
some high fTonts-trimmed with braid
some fur trimmed-Z5c instead Of
nc and sc.
The evening times., 1901-11-28
ChiId.s 81 COATS s. 98.

Lot of Chudren's Colored Ausomo-
bile Coats IN tan. blue, brown, etc;
one style plain: another Nt'h deep
round cape trimmed with fur anJ silk
braid; instead Of 81 for sass
The evening times., 1901-11-28
I25C pillow cases. e5c

Lot of So by 45-inch Muslin Pillow
Cases; finished with wide hens in
stead Of 12fzc for 67sc each tomorrow.
The evening times., 1901-11-28
I9c Towels. lie.

Lot Of extra heavy Pure Linen Huck
Towels; 1896 inches IN size, and
bleached; instead OF 19c-for lie
The evening times., 1901-11-28
75c Bedspreads, 49C.
3Qc Golf Gloves. 25C.

Lot of Crocheted Bedspreads; double
bed size; instead Of 75e-to go for 49e
The evening times., 1901-11-28

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Nov. 28.-presider..s
Stone. Of Purdue University announces
the receipt OF a cheek for $50, 600 from
Mrs Eliza Fowler. of this city. for the
purpose Of providing a chapel for the uni
versity- The new building viii be Of
stone. complete in every detail, and VIII
be erected as soon as possible.
The evening times., 1901-11-28
DOyIies. 4JC.

% dozen frfnged Doyiies, with col
ored borders, 14x14 inches-for 4Ize
tomorrow.
The evening times., 1901-11-28
FIRE DESTROYS
ALMOST A BLOCK
BROOKLYN BLAZE COSTS $500, 900.
aged watehman of National Esnam-
cling and Stamping Company
burned TO Death-A Fierce
Fight with the Flames.

NEW YORK. Nov. 28--A fire that illu-
minated all Brook3s-. early this morn
ing ate up the block of factories be-
longing to the National Enanleling and
Stamping Company. with a loss of $780,
coo, and the old watchman of the con-
cern. George Koch. was burned to death.
Occupied Many Buildings.
The firm occupied, with the exception of
one corner. the whole block bounded by
Bedford, briggs, and Metropolitan Ave-
nues and North First Street. The com
pany's plant was in twenty-five brick
buildings, ranging from one to four sto-
ries in height
The fire was first seen in the one at
the corner Of Bedford and Metropolitan
Avenues, used as d shipping office, about
> o'clock. An alarm was sent in quick
", but in FIVE minutes the flames had
spread through half a dozen other build
mos
The evening times., 1901-11-28
ChiId's aprons. I7c.

Let of ChiIdren's India Ijnon
Aprons: with fronts trimmed with en-
broideTy: lace trimmed TeveTes; sizes
to L years: q very special value at
lie.
The evening times., 1901-11-28
Sale Trimmed Hats.
ChiId's SI.75 coats. 75c.

Lot of odds AMI ends in ChiIdren's
AlI-wooI Eiderdcwn Coats with deep
capes; silk trimmed, also braid I'm
ished; Instead Of s1.53 and S1.15. fer
The evening times., 1901-11-28

--s..sIcOn CHIeI BIZ two
public officers who were doing their level
best TO please ybody-those who Iis-
ed TO see clever boxing and those who
not only did not want to see fight them
selves, but did not want anybody else to
enjoy one
Sporting Crowds Arrive.
Hartford wore a winter holiday look to-
day. All the big stores were closed The
EsR shone brightly. and the air was clear
aud crisp. In accordance with the old
The evening times., 1901-11-28
SOC Underwear. Csc.

Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Vests-vith
fronts finished with silk. neck cTO-
cheted with Tibbon-gray and white;
pants to match; soc vests. for 25c.
The evening times., 1901-11-28
To CURE 4 COLD IN oyE DAY
ny FEST Has PaovEs BEST.

Take Laxative Brono Qainine Tablets All drug
gists refund The money If It fails to cure. E.
Groves sigUstuTe Is On each box 75c.
The evening times., 1901-11-28
6qc Corsets, z5C.

Odds and ends of wemen's grey and
white jean. sateen. AMI coutil corsets
lace trimmed-fuII oound-slightIy
soiIed-reguiar 59c values for 25c.
The evening times., 1901-11-28
Child's Sl.30 dresses, 79c.

Lot Of Chiidren's Wool Plaid
Dresses. VITA blouse TroE-S- yokes of
plain contrasting materials. IapeIS fn-
ished with silk braid; all coIors. sizes
S to II years. T9e instead OF s1-39
The evening times., 1901-11-28

NeT England custom Of settias home on
THANKSGIVING Day the trains were crowd
ed with persons bound for the cid home
and seme were going. but nest OF then
seemed to be coming, and of the incom-
ing crowds no inconsiderable number were
headed for the prizefsht. Among the
sports who arrived 10 take IN tle contest
were Dan Stuart, the promoter OF The
Fitzsimmons-CeFbett fight at Carson
City: Thomas ShaTkey, Robert Eitzsim-
mons. IDzDector Mclaughlin, of New
York. Charlie White. who was selected
IS referee. and Major John NJ Burke. who
Is Buffalo Dill's right-hand man; George
ConsidiBe. Honest" John Kelly joe Ven
dig. Eddie Burke, Sci LichteHste =, Disk
Kane, Frank Keeney, Johnny Considine,
Tom O-R9urka, sam AUSTIN Nanny Chap
peITe and George WheeIcck-
NcGovern's seconds are his manager,
Sam Harris. Danny Dcugherty, Charlie
NayhOcd. Tim Keans. and Charlie Kelly,
while Corbett's are Jack" Corbett, Bob
Armstrong. and Charlie Sieger.
OF Proper Weight
Both men felt that they would weigh
in ali right at 126 before the fight. and
it vas not necessary for either party to
lose any sleep through fear OF tipping the
beam down more than 126 pounds. Cor
bett was not more than PIP yesterday
afternoon when he stripped TO let few
friends see that he was in superb con
GitioB, and McGovern has never had any
difficulty IN keeping we'll within the
weight Each man had 10 post $1,000 with
the club that re would weigh in today at
the appointed hour at I26 pounds or less,
and neither intended to take an chances
in rFrav
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Four Alarms sent In.

A second. a third, and fourth alarm
were sent in. but the fremen could do
nothing with the blaze made unusually
fierce and bright co1ored by the chemicals
and the great quantity of tin plate stored
throughout the yards
They devoted themselves instead, and
had all they could do, to save the police
station. the Veterans Building, and five
oId-fashioned frame houses on briggs
4 vt.rlre aHfninine.