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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-12
AN INFORMANT WTTER.
In the Interest Of the Rice Growers Of
Louisiana and Texas.
te,t,.iaI 10 Tho Tloet

0"TsI
Washugtou December H. The rivers
and hsrbors committee viii bold meet
Ing at 11;ao tomorrow for the consideration
of two bills which, although introduced by
Lomsianinn and relating 10 Louisiana
matters are of great interest to the rico
growers OF Texas, The BILLS In question
we're introduced by Representative Brous-
sard. one authorizes the Southwest Lou
Jsians Rice Growers association 10 CON
struct a lock or locks and dam in Bayou
vermgiion, while the other sives similar
authority to the Rice Irrigation and I'm,
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Mhole,ala erooery for ORANGE

Orange, Texas. December 1o.-Members
Of the Retail Grocers' association met last
night with the executive committee Of the
Progressive League and reported that So
coo had been subscribed by the local unsr-
chants 10 tie capital Stoek Of uheisSsia
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PECULIAR DAMAGE SUIT.

Defendants Are People Who Secured an
Injunction.
Temple, Texas, December 11.-Last sum
mer. when the dam across the Leon broke
the Bolton Light and Power company was
restrained from completing repairs to n
by injunction proceedings The late rains
have again broken the dam worse than be-
fore, and now the light and power company
has instituted suit for $1,000 against the
persons securing the injunction The de-
fenfants In the suit are Albert Henry as
principal and Walter Henry and W. A.
Messer as suretlcs.
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~u ORLEANS ENTRIES.

w h.Y furIongs, 2year-old colts
% ssibng-Lord Touchwood 1lO,
t' "A Tom Maybin io5, The Wiz
,oi sidney SABBATH, Marco rs.
j I'm, Carney 96, In Bond, Ra-
,'so,ss, selling-Gf You Dare l13,
". ii0 Bedlam los, Docsbln, Joe
~ s.--y ~ Franstsmar loI, Pierce
st wilson i05. Alliue Abbott lO2.
r. r =, n,rrss-.Hanover Queen 100. Ma
~ ifa Huutressa JOS, Little Scout
fs ~, 7 hsndlcap--Travers %, W. J.
" FEDERAL. Old Hutch us, Scorpio
4 "a an eighth. selling -Eitholin,
y M Gogswell Trocsdero, Mar
2, nj Prince Rlazes, Jessie Jar
" ~ tvneetor Shea as.
1000 nurse. rold fllleF-
~ 1Foster i17. Enhance Athlans.
'fittIe Adele, Iatuka, Shoe Fly,
s.y wilton, Our Bessie, Aurie D.,
l "a
4 "A drilling rain.
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MONEY FOR PHILIPPINES.
Governor Wright and the Senate Com
r1ittee Aoree on a Basis,

Washington, December II The senate
committee on Philippines discussed with
Vice Governor Wright tho monetary sit
ustion 10 the archipelago. It was generally
agreed that there would he difficulties
IN changing the currency In the Islands
Tho consensus Of opinion was expressed
that the unit Of value In the Philippines
should he gold peso Of ~ 9io grains Of
gold which Is one-haf the value Of tho
United States gold dollar and the peso
IN silver should he made legal tender 81
equal value as the unit.
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MlkeI 10 Hann eaturday.

GiddinGs Texas December 11.--Sherif J.
s. Scarborough received telegram yester
day evening from Governor sayers saying
that he had declined to commute the death
the law should he permitted TO take Its
course. so that ON the 18Th day Of Decem-
her between the hour ~ II o'clock a., ~;
and sunset. the defendant, JEFF Mikel, shall
be hung until ne Is dead.
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Ina County prohlbltiorists.

Hillsboro. Texas. December 1.-THE
Hill comfy prohibltlonists held an execu-
tive session here today 10 discuss the local
outlon situation in the county aud to ar
range a. prosecute the Injunction through
all the courts with as much expedition 81
possible. The plan agreed unon rs not
dtvulEed. but II seems that eminent couu-
sci Is 10 be employed.
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
Verdict for Defendant in Shaw VS.
McFadden.WiesS Company.
EAGLES CARNIVAL IS A BIG SUCCESS
Truck Of the Kirby Lun1ber Company Is
to Be Torn Up-Citation for Con-
tempt Of Court in Divorce Suit.

Branch ofhce: The Posts Beaumont OF.
nee Is now located IN Exall building,
ground door, both phones No. Si3 win q
-: Llnn as business representative and 4,
w Greer as correspondent. Subscriptions
ahd advertisements or news items left at
Subscribers having any cause for compigint
as 10 delivery Of papers are requested to
phone or otherwise notify the ofaco
promptly.
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F5POBBINS INJURED
,,,.s AID Threw Him at the
m,,,csut city Races
caLAR BONE AND WRIST
~, Day for Mud Horses,
= !, New Orleans and
~ Ineleside.

december 11.-optional'
oae' "a ST. Tammany were the
re While at exercise
: md threw Jockey Robbins
w mar bone and wrist' Lady
u " a exercise ran out Two Two
A FsEs with a fence, gashlng
10 epu snd breaking a knee cap
z. ~ Tsck muddy, s..,..,,., .,
y MY s.year~old fillies-suburoan
|,riSSi fIsSt, yernl Fonso. Time
=. seIling-optional, hummer
me Elm, I'm Pearl Finder, Swords
,A Time $50 3-5.
ltse i hsndicap- Honolulu, c. b.
sA Time las 3-5.
NJ BY. osrth. selling -Latson, OPP
be- pI.yss Time 1871 40.
ffiltt ss.Is.-.st Tammany, Brookston,
* Tine $50 80.
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AZ a Liver Tonic
use OXIDTNB.
N'sgheny Valley Wreck.

-. Msoneny Valley Wreck.
IS - "a. December 1.-THE Bur.
\ y,u.. city express on the Ale.
n . e'sg railroad ran into a shifting
III s IA lust above Brilliant station
ieversIv Morgan Of the EXPRESS train
Ese slightly hurt. ny oi tue pas
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Champion Chess plau.r

e. December 11,-Emanuel Lasker,
''a cess player Of the world. played
= Eneltaneous games Of chess at
lissity club last night and won all
" me champion gave each on
a Tght and took the opening
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
fsnecial To- The 49,

Wasningtou. December II Represents
tive Slayden today introduced bill so.
propriatug 100000 for the purchase Of
n site Of not less than 1900 acres, nor
more than 25,0O0. on which to establish
permanent military camp ground for the
instruction and maneuvering ~ troops ~
the regular army and National Guard
The hill provides that the camp shall be
IN the vicinity Of Fort sam Houston.
Representative De Almond today intro
drced a bill providing that It shall be
unlawful to ship from any State or Terrt.
tory any manufactured articles sold for
shipment or intended to be sold. unless
every article has stamped on the cover
containing the words, mo monopoly prod
uct' Produced IN open competition or
other words Of like import.
The senate committee on education ana
labor today concluded the taking Of tcst-
mouy on the eighthour bill and tomorrow
viii conclude the hearings on the bill by
listening for six hours to arguments Ia
support Of and opposition to the measure.
bill was introduced today by Repre-.
sentative Rugsley ct New York, the aim or
which, rs the title states. is to 'render the
currency more elastic and responsive to the
financial aud commercial requirements Of
the county The bill authorizes the CirCu.
lation Of notes under prescribed rules
Salvador has applied for reduction of
the award aggregatiur $4,000, made by
tho arbitration commission which met In
Washington last spring for injuries in6ict-
ed on the Salvador Commercial COMPANY,
an American concern, through the appro-
priatiOn OF tho franchise.
The comptroller Of the currency today
approved the application OF w. D. May6eld,
John u. MayheId. r. NJ. Ewing, H. G. Bos-
tick. Sam Sanger ana others to organize
tho National city bank of Waco. Capital
stock 100000.
The house TO day set aside Sunday, Jan
uary %, for the delivery OF culogles Of the
late Representatives Dc Grafrcnried and
Sheppard OF Texas.
Representative Sulzer Of New York today
introduced a bill, the purpose of which is
to give publicity TO the affairs OF large cor.
porations by requiring them to make annual
returns to government authorities.
The posto1ice department has advanced
1913 fourth.ciass post1nasters to the presi-
Dental class, to take effect January next.
They include the following In Tex s:
Brackettvllle, Canadian, Celeste, Ferris,
Hereford, Port Lavaca
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NEW LIFE IN OIL FIELD
THE URlLLERs ARE HUsTLlNG FOR
RIGS TO DO THEIR WORK.
The Guffey Company Has Decided to
Cancel All Of It's Leases and to
Quit Wildoattng.

Beaumont, Texas, December II The re-
newed life on Spindle Top caused BY the
quick advances I'm prices during the past
three weeks has been such MS to make the
draymcn double M their teams. They are
now using four mules where they formerly
used only two. This Is necessary on ac-
count OF the bad roads but with more
weather like that Of this week there will
be no necessity for continuing It. The
contractors are wiring here aud there for
rigs and supplies, the supply houses have
added clerks to their forces. tho railroads
have had to add to their employees NUMBERS,
the luinbermen are Being pushed Tor der
rick lumber In the old style way aud every
thing pertaining TO the OIL heds has had
the appearance all this week o. the boom
times. 1t Is predicted by some one that
there will be forty rigs working ia thirty
days more and the prediction goes further
and states that the added number OF Wels
would not cause any dlnilnutlon In Lrlces.
The situation Is not very good from the
fuel-user's standpoint. but II Is the pest
that Beaumont could hope for, The busi-
ness part Of II looks better no| than IL
has at any time during the history OF the
field.
The Guffey company has started four
men out over the country canceling leases
and viii get all their Texas leases re-
yoked In a very short time. possibly by
january l. Tho reason assigned Tor THIS
is that they are going 10 look more 20
the pipe line and refining end OF the busl'
ness than 10 validating hereafter
~
There have been no further develop
ments ia regard 10 the well 100 feet on
Spindle Top and to the south. II Is To-
Gated on the McFnddm tract and Increases
the value Of the McFaddin Wiess n hyle
and the Gufey holdings materiallf.
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YnR SALE.

Diamonds, rings, studs and sRr rings,
sweeney Loan otaes.
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HousToN's NATIONAL BANKS.
Abstract Of the Reports Made to the
Comptroller.
-.r.a--
Especial to The Post.)

Washington, December 11.-An abstract
Of the reports made to the comptroller Of
the currency showing the condition Of the
six National banks in Houston at the close
Of business on November % shows the fol
lnnlng fcnros:
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sAERlEF,s DEPARTMENT.

strayed or stolen. from James Hunter,
BOG Washington street. one cream coiored
mare, IS hands high 4 years old; blaEed
face; IS reward. A. r. Anderson, sheriff.
BY A. L. Conway, deputy,
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oreve,s SLACK Root liver Pills.

Made from an active principle ootGineo
from Black Root. They act on the w. t,
canal 10 cslonlel and leave no oeo NJ,
sassts No ErpinF. ~ sick stonasn' VIZ
cure ehronic constipation. Price y eents
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The house TO day set aside Sunday, Jan.
uary 25 for the delivery OF eulogles Of the
late Representatives Dc GrafIcnried and
Sheppard OF Texas.
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seguin. Texas. December
flaho IAc.ory - luA CROCKETT, TEXAS.
pa5aeeTg 20 nave I'D, Attorney at Law and
soB Agent. President Ange-
1tlonal Bank, Lufkin, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-12

The comptroller of the currency today
approved the application OF w. D. May6eld
John u. Mayhed, e. NJ Ewing, H. G. Bos
tick. Sam Sanger and others to organize
tho National City bank of Waco. Capital
stock 100000.
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conafahLo Ahhott KIIIed.

Constable ABBOTT niled.
Kirbyville, Texas. December ll.-c0nstar
bic W. A. Abbott was struck over the head
with q stick and died 10 short time there
after. No arrest has yet been made. but
the blow was struck while dispute was
IN progress.
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Smoking Jackets

Made OF best all wool cheviotS and
thibets, solid oolors, stripes. plids, etc;
heavy silk frogs and heavy corded trim
mlngs with swell Tuxedo c. M
effect Observation-Disclosures. DO.UU
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Mems Handsome Smoking
Jackets

Our present heavy stock Of mems fine
SMOKING Jackets compelS us to reduce
the price TO produce fast selling mems
fine doubIs-facsd cheviot, in solid stripe
and checked effects, satin bound pockets
with ,1a '9 561l collar ....... $3.50
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Swell Hat Pins

Is another tine item for the ladies 70 CON
slider for holiday glts--we have them in
an endless variety of nobb, fox heads,
Roman sails, elks' horns, Indian heads.
Diana heads, etc, made in fine burn. gold
s sI55.. ' %Sr Sf 5S.5 a. i..+ 25c
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Representative Sulzer Of New York today
introduced bill, the purpose of which is
to give publicity TO the affairs OF large cor.
porations by requiring them to make annual
returns to government authorities.
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The postotfice department has advanced
1873 fourth-ciass postInasters to the presi-
dental class, to take effect January next.
They include the following In Tex s:
Brackettvllle Canadian, Celeste, Ferris,
Hereford Port Lavaca,
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Mems Bath Robes

Special lot OF light and heavyweight
Terry cloths solid colorS, red, blue.
green, pink and brown heavy Roman
stripe effect worth easily O. ny
$500 you can save money at bisIJ
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Swell Stylish Coffee Coats
IN ON Iewelry Departmcnt

We have many tempting bits at tempting
prices we offer for Friday and Satur-
days selling variety OF handsome
Ladies' Brooches, In drawn heads, harvest
moon and uurnt gold effects, some with
pearls, others amethyst and bril- E0-
lants, your choice at ............. OUL
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Mems Fine Bath Robes

in Fine All Wool Eiderdown has fine
large sailor collar that's so popular ,.
trimmed with heavy cord and taSsels
Saturday. ........... DO.VU
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The senate committee on education and
labor today concluded the taking Of tcsti-
mouy on the eight-hour bill and tomorrow
viii conclude the hearings on the bill by
listening for six hours TO arguments ia
support Of and opposition to the measure
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18

Capt. Metcalf, of the University team
got revenge in large chunks yesterday.
. During the afternoon the Minnesota cap
tain took his men out to Nicollet park
and asked Manager Wilmot. Of the Mil
Ter team, If he could send his crew on for
a friendly contest with the collegians.
Both teams were soon arrayed against
each other on the field. and for two hours
one of the fiercest practice games of the
season was in progress at the park.
Last week Capt. Werden and his as
sistants had little difficulty In downing
the learned young men from the state
institution, and still under the impression
that Capt. MetCalfs tossers could be
made easy victims, the Miller captain
arr anSed his team in crazyqCilt order,
and then Umpire Figgemeier called
play
For two innings the collegians AzG the
Mtllers did fine business, three runs hav-
ing been piled up against the collegians
without going to the necessity of earning
them. But Lillian Metcalf had some
thing up his sleeve which the Millers
overlooked. Constant practice since last
weeks contest with the Milers materi-
ally strengthened the college men, and
with a streak of confidence that would be
q credit to team of veterans, they went
after the WilmOtians like wildfire in the
third round, tying the score through
grace of errors of the opposing players.
In the fourth round the collegians took
the aggressive, mixing matters up and
causing the Millers infield a peck Of
the university men continued their siren
uous pace. and when the last Miller was
retired the lead had been increased to
seven runs.
Both sides were guilty of many errors
those of the professionals proved more
costly, however.
Brigham pitched the entire game for
the university team and his work was
excellent throughout. The Millers We're
unable to connect with any Of his mys-
teriOus benders wren hits were needed.
Several times Brigham was put in tight
holes, but through good judgn ent on his
part and close fast work by the men
behind him, he pulled out of the trying
situations without having suffered to
any great extent. Inability to hit Brig
ham at opportune times and lack Of team
work caused the downfall Of the Millers.
Piqued by yesterdays defeat at the
hands Of the university men. the Millers
are determined to turn the tables on the
cole gians Saturday afternoon the teams
will meet on Northrop field, and a warm
ic 6Irp In result
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
BACKED AT F0URs AND WINS
Terra Firma Proves 81 Surprise to
the Talent by Uefeat of The
Lady at Memphis.

MEMPHIS Tenn. April lin the
Memphis club purse for three-year-olds
and upwards at a mile and sixteenth
today. The Lady, from the Hildretdth
stable. was first choice. with Wax Taper
a strong second favorite. Terra Firma,
the only other starter, as held at As.
The light-weighted Terra F'irma jumped
to the front and set a fast pace uD the
back stretch. At tie far turn the others
began to close on the leader, but Lou
den shook the Calm horse up a bit and,
drawing away from Terra Firma. won
easily by two lengths from The Lady
Only two of the six favorites were sue
cessful. Weather clear: track fast.
First race, selling. six furlongs-Last
Night. to 1. won; Aratoma. II to D,
second; Clarena. IL to l, third. Time,
1:16
Second race selling. mile and an eighth
-Searcher. to s. won; Menace. to /.
second; Ell Caney, to I, third Time,
1856
Third race. seven and one-half fur
lOngs-Leviathan. 10 to 1. won; Aladdin,
to 3, second; Autumn Leaves, 10 to l,
third. Time, 1:26A.
Fourth race Memphis club purse, mile
and sixteenth-Terra Firma. 4 to 1,
won; The Lady even. second; Wax Ia
per- to 1 third, Time, 1:48
Fifth race, four furlongs and a half
Poor Bov, to 10, won: Tom Cogan, to
/, second; Prince Of Endurance, 4 to J.
third Time :56k.
Sixth race, selling. six furlongs-Clo-
rita. to |. won; | Samualson, 20 to |,
second; Sir Christopher. to l, third.
Time 1:15.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
CORBETT is TO FIGHT
GENTLEMAN JAMES MAY MEET
CHAMPION JEFFRIES
Former heavyweight Star Claims
His Brother Has Arranged the
Big Fight for September, and Is
Already Training for the Coming
Contest.

NEW YORK, April Thames J. JEFF
fries champion heavy weight pugilist.
and James j. Corbett, ex-champion, may
meet again next September to fight once
more for the championship of the world
COrbett had made arrangements to leave
for San Francisco where he expected to
meet Jcffries and offer him every in
ducement to Sgree to a meeting, but his
plans were changed on receipt of a tel
egram from his brother Harry, in San
Francisco.
Harry Corbett telegraphed that a match
had all but been clinched with Jeffries
lie said IL was not necessary for the
eX-champion t. go to the Pacific coast,
and advised the pugilist to at once be-
gin to train for the contest Corbett ac-
cordingly has made arrangements to go
ahead on the theory that the match has
been made.
For two weeks he will do light work
in Wood S gymnasium, and will then go
TO Bayside, l.. l., where he recently pur-
chased a house, gather about him corps
Of trainers and sparring partners and
settle down to hard work.
COrbetts last battle with Jeffries at
Coney island, when Gentleman Jim
OutpOinted the champion, apparently had
the championship within his grasp, and
was then put out by a chance blow in
the twenty-third round, is still fresh in
the mind of ring followers, as one of the
rrettiest contests ever seen in a Mar
GUis of QueenSbury ring. Corbett has
closed his theatrical engagements, and
he says that there is absolutely nothing
in the way of his preparations for a bat
tie with JeffrieS
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
GOOD RACING AT AQUEDUCT.
Brilliant Performance of MOrca in
Winning the Rose Stakes the
Feature of Days Running.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE feature Of
today'S racing at Aqueduct was the bril-
liant performance of MOrca in the Rose
stakes, for two-year-old fillies, at four
and a half furlongs.. Coupled with her
stable companion, Alan they were IA
vorites at l to 3. Alan made the early
running, but in the stretch Morca took
command and won driving by a short
head.
Mark Check in the first race, romped
home an easy winner from Jim 1ully
the faVorite. francesca, at IL to 20, gal
loped home an easy winner in the second
April Shower, at 5 to 1, and Bruff, at 4
to /, and Toscan, at 4 to 5, were the other
winners Jockey Bullman carried off the
riding honors, plotting three winners.
The weather was cool and the track fast
Summaries:
selling-Mark Cheek, 116, Odom 2 to /,
won; Jim Tully, 103, Booker, to 5, sec
ond; Alpaca, IL. T. Burns, 8 to /, third
Time, Los. Playlike. Equalize, Uncle
Louis, Mistress also ran.
Second race, handicap, seven furlongs-
Francesca, 120, H. Cochran, II to 90 won;
Eloim, l21, MCGinn, to l, second; Agnes
1-5. st. Finnan also ran.
Third race, seven furlongs, selling
April Shower, 1o4, Booker to l, won;
ond; Marothen, 1oS, J. DAILY, 18 to 5, third
Time, 1.2S 2-5. Locket, Zenora, Huitzilo-
pochtll, Abbe Dell also ran.
Fourth race, the Rose stakes. four and
a half furlongS. for hllieS, two-year-oldS-
Morca, 112, Bullman, 1 to 3, won, Alan,
112, Landry, l to 8, second; Blue Delft
112, Odom y to 1, third. Time, :55 As
Princess Tulane, Albatrosse, Eugen1a
Rurch, Baby M, Court Maid, Lpra Vale,
Mutt Blanche also ran
Fifth race, five furlongs, sellng-Bruff,
10, Bullman, to l, won; Graden, no. H
Cochran. 10 to 1, second; Knock About
10, Landry, Is to l, third. Time 1:02 IS
Restorative, Trentham Queen of Diana.
Sir Solomon. Miss Patsey. Our Julia K
Ouachita, Freelander, Furlough II. May
j, Silver Twist, Father Den, Red Pepper
also ran.
Sixth race four and a half furlongs-
Toscan, 109, Bullman, to 5, won; Blue
and Orange, 109, I. Burns, to l. second:
Time, :56 Is. Navasota Zadok, OrlofT.
Squid, DR.. Saylor, Rostand, Bonfire also
ran.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
WHITE sOX TO PLAY BREWERS
COmisLey's Team VIII Meet MiIwau-
kee American Association
Club Tomorrow.

Stockings will remain at Notre Dame
Ind, until Saturday and play games
with the college team there during this
time, as was first planned. A telegram
Manager Griffith yesterday stated that
accommodations for the men had been
secured at last. it was reported Mon
day that the team, being disgusted with
the accommodations, had decided to come
to Chicago to finish its practice and
it would have done so had not suitable
quarters been found.
The public will be given an opportunity
to see the champions in action Saturday.
when the White Stockings will meet the
Milwaukee club of the American associa-
ton The game will be. played at the
South side grounds. Arrangements for
the game were completed yesterday.