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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
United States Land Office.
Durango. Colo. May II. 1902.

Durango. Colo. MAY II. 1902
Notice Is hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions OF the act
Of congress Of June 2. 1878. entitled
AN act for the sale of timber lands
In the states Of California. Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory"
as extended to all the public land
states by act of August 4 1892, Daniel
Myers, Of Columbus, county OF La
Plata state Of Colorado has on April
~ 1909. filed IN this Office his sworn
statement No SEC for the purchase
Of the Got and 8 y Of N. w Y of
section No 2 and s F. Y OF N E. Y
NJ section 2 In township No ~ N
range No w n. NJ p. NJ. and will
offer proof 10 show that the land
sought II more valuable for It's tim
her or stone than for agricultural pur-
poses and to establish his claim to
said land before the register and re
cclver of this Office at Durango. Colo
RADIO. on Thursday. the 7th day Of Au-
gust 1902
He names as witnesses. Frank
Wommer OF Columbus Colorado !:
tohn Sapp Of Columbus. Colorado;
Rem iamin Bennett OF Columbus Colo
orrdo: Samuel Parks. Of Columbus,
Colorado.
Anv and all persons claiming ad.
0"rselv any OF the above described
lands are requested to fle their
claims in this ONCE on or before said
Tth dav Of August. 1902.
r. C. PERKINS. Register.
First Publication NAV 30
Last Publication July -.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-03

Mr. Russell Sage sAys he has been
working nearly seventy years Intends
to keep At II ~ iour as h" can and
does not believe he would be- any bet
ter by refrainine from work n Mi
sage could not labor he would prob
ably watch the tape ms recreation
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-03

The Chicago girl who wants sloo.-
900 from the man who tampered with
hor affections charges up S50.000 of 1t
20 loss o. social prestige Still. she
may not have been society belle.
F'ifiy thousand dollars doesn't In these
days OF millions take one very far into
the swim.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land Act. June J, 1879.
United States Land ONCE,
Duranpo CoIn Nav 1910

l'Nltntpt 'bip-. NHN ". iJUG
Notice ls hereby given that In com.
nliance with the provisions OF the
nct ~ congress OF June 8
1878 entitled an act for the
onl" Of t'mhcr lands In the states Of
California Oregon Nevada. and
WASHINGTON Territory" ms extended
20 NIL the public land states nv act Of
august 1892 Harry Ellsworth
Smith ~ BAYFIELD, county Of La Plata
tate Of Colorado hns on April o. 1902
alod In This ONCE his sworn statement
No 552 FOR the purchase Of tho N r.
v n. v " Sec 20 N u N w Y
c w. v Y. w. u Of Section No 81
4" Township No e5 " Rance No 3
west n " p NJ and will offer
"~oof to show that the land sought is
wore valuable for it's timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes and
- osinhlish his claim 70 said land he
core tho register and receiver Of this
"aicp at Durango Colo on TUESDAY
'ha Eth dnv Of August 1902
He names pa Witnesses Alev
nnrnard of Ravfeld Colo: Luther
" vons NJ RavHela Colo Reuben
~ whitaker OF Ravfeli Colo: v
paIrI Of BnvNeli Colo
>nv and all nersors claiming ad
rarsolv any Of tho above described
'rrds are rennested tn f'la their claims
I" this of'ce On or before said eth dav
of August 1907
+ c PERKINS Register
First Publication Nav 30
Last Publication Iul~ -
&c PERKINS Register
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-03

reign of terror prevails In Haytl.
and the Venezuelan rebels hav. lust
gained u substantial victory Things
seem to b, running along In a normal
condition down that way
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land Act, June 8, 1873.
United States Land Office.
Drrango. colo. June .. 1902.


Brrango. Colo. June .. 1902
Notice is hereby given that in com
pliapce with the provisions of the act
of co1aress Of June 3, 1878 entitled
"An act for the sale Of timber lands
in the states of California, Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory"
as extcnded to all the public land
states by act of August 4. 1892. Mar
riIla A. Black. of Pargin. county of La
Plata. state of Colorado. has on May
>. 1902. filed in this office her sworn
statement No. SEQ. for the purchase
Of the s. Il. a S. w Il Sec. % and
y. E. u n. w 4 of Section No. 27,
in Township No 95 N. Range No. 6
W. N. NJ. p NJ. and will offer proof
to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes. and to es-
tablish her claim to said land before
the register and receiver of this office
at Durango Colorado, on Friday, the
18th day of August, 1902.
He names as witnesses: Freder-
ick A. Tyckson. of Pargin, Colorado:
tnarleS IafSln, OIL fdrSin. SoloIduo,
Frank Arthur. of Pargin, Colorado:
James Marr, OF Pargin, Colorado.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely the above-described lands are
requested to file their claims in this
Office on or before said 18th day of
August, 1902.
f. C. PERKINS, Register
First Publication. June 12. 1902.
Last Publication. Aug. IA.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-03
NOTICE or PUBLICATION
Timber Land Act. june }. 1873.
United siarea Land Once.

United States Land Once.
Durango Colo, Juno 10 1909
Notice IL hereby riyru that in rom
plinnr" with the provisions Of the act
" congress Of juno 2 1878 entitled
Am ac, Tor the sale of timber lands
Ia the states Of California. Oregon.
Nevada and Washington Territory" as
ostrnaca 80 aii tho puhiic land stntcs
Y act Of August 1899 tohn y
Root If Vnllefto county of Ia Plata
state OF Colorado has this day nled In
this office hls sworn statement No
~ for tho purchaso of the \ y y
- " = NJ Section No IS Ia Town.
hip No re Y Range No W y "
= n aud viii orrr proof to show
'hnt The land sought is more valuable
fur lts timber or atonc than FOR Hgri
cultural purposes and To cslahliHh his
isim io said land before the register
and receiver Of this Once Mt Durango
Colo on rhursday The 7sth day Of
august 1909
he nnmes A. witnesses nen
set nlrhop nt vailccito Colo " n
rrusier OF Columbus. Colo Iohu T
OAham Of Columbus Colo George
" Melville of Columbus Colorado.
Any aud all pcrrons olniusnE ad.
Ncrrri, the above described lands are
requested 10 Me their claims In this
nnicc nu on before said eSth day Of An
gust ipos
r G. PERKINS Reris;or
First Publication June 10
Las, Publication August a.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Desert Land.-Final Proof.
United States Land once,
Durango. colo. May "a. 1909

Durango. Colo, May "a. 1902
Notice ls hereby given that Edward
" Henderson OF bayfield,. Ia Plata
county Colorado has hled notice OF
Intention to make proof on his desert
land claim No IT for the northwest
y Of section 10 Township - N,
Range w N " p. NJ before the
register and receiver Of the United
States land once at Durango. Colora-
do on Saturday. the 18th day Of July.
I a02
He names the following witnesses
20 prove the complete irrigation and
reclamation Of said land James II
lIollar Frank Hollar, John Weaver.
aud George W. Rhodes, all Of bayfield,.
La Plata county. Colorado.
F c. PERKINS. Register
First Pub, May 20. 1905
i.nst Pub. July Z.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-03

After one has read the arguments
in the Jury brihing case he is forced
TO the conclusion that Chicago law.
yers must be q very bad lot all around
OF elise tina, the attorneys on both.
sides have mistaken scurrility for ar.
gument
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Department of the Interior Land or.
nco nt Durango Colo, May 2ith. 1902.
Notice Ia hereby given that the
following named settler has nled no.
ticc Of his intention to make hnnl
ntoof IN supper, of her claim. and
that said proof will be made before
the register and receiver U. 8 Land
once at Durango. Colo. on July II,
1909 VIZ Mrs. Laura VI Hensley
formerly t.aurn " Hartley who made
" r.. No 1880 for the n y s. w Y
Sec { r = s. E Z Sec. 3. Tp 3b N.
Hg W n " 7. NJ
She names the following witnesses
to prove hcr continuous residence mp
m and cultivation of said land. viz;
Harry Patterson Matt LuSsinger,
lohn G. BAILEY and Frederick Tyckson.
all Of BAYFIELD, Colo
r G PERKINS Register
First Publication May 20
Last Publication July a.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of Sarah + pohrcr dc
ceased
The undersigned having been ap.
pointed administrator NJ the estate OF
Sarah +. nohrrr late ot the District
OF Columbia Y $ and state OF Colo
RADIO. deceased horchy gives notice
thst h. Will appear before IA" county
court of Ia Plata county nj the court
house. in nnrnuro, at the June term
for private business. on the Last Mon
dey Cheinr the sSth dayl OF July
next at which time an persons hav.
Ing claims against said cstate are no.
tined and requested to attend FOR the
purpose Of having the same adjusted
All persons Indebted 10 said estate are
requested To max, immediate pay.
men, to the undersigned
Dated this 9TH day of June \ u
1909
+. c. PERKINS.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-03

with little effort on his part Grow
81 Cleveland might break the record
by obtaining a fourth nomination ior
president
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-03

Ra,hbone SAYS he is going to show
np' General Wood The general ls
foltunat. In some of the enemies he
has made.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-03
/. n-enIlal.ty Of Mr. carnerIe.s benc.

~ T-TITdIFOF Ut TIT Mt IT !" "V'f'
"a, fions is that he makes all Of the
ayo,ed communities loosen mp In the
way Of annual taxes
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-03
F. c PERKINS

=" 9FEFE1FIITF7 ~ NV
First Publication. June ~.
Last Publication. July H.
The evening world., 1902-03-20
WANT ANOTHER
CUP YACHT RACE.
ENGLISH HAIL J. P. MORGAN'S
OFFER WITH DELIGHT.
~ Coinmhis Raced Either sham
rock ON other side ~ N"uId
s-tti- Disputes.

LONDON march - The Yagatins
Worll 'uihuu ,-'l,luy halls IA. sur
- 'st'nn iHDf J ri"rp"u' Morgan ma,
ra.r no." columbia lu European w,icr.
80 h'ins , Duslrr,suk. ana sporting
declaration. and declares that moth ng
would 20 "nihrall public interest ns =
series ~ match-s between the famous
cup defender ana On. ~ III. shamrock
preferably shamrock ! The paper
ad is
"ons great HdNnntago OF such Scric.
sniloi IN British water. would Dee To-
s"t'l" IN measure IN" v-xei quest
whether. IN races on Sandy Hook IN.
british challenger must always snW u
some IinisHntaxr. AMI II would also
d' ida another i"h'tthl" puluj. whirh
has much 'Srrr sell IN" minis nf yachts
men since the two Shamracks sl!lri
their urihl raa" In 1901 namely. whether.
with nor altered ,I!l-p.an. ,u, older
boat is much faster vessel than Nnrn
she made her famuu. hiI for th. ,.uprr
Tho Yachting Wurli assume rom
what Sir Thomas Liptou say that fu,..
- strong probability ~ the matghrs
ming 81 ana sturlGi.>
10 rnly remains 'Hr the ROYAL NRyhf
SpIH'-Hu 90 uu"f d trpphs worthy ~
n event lui thus bring matters 10 .
head
The evening world., 1902-03-20

horscmen thought that hc had broken
down AMI would never race again.
During the winter he was patched up.
"" Is h.gh IN flcsh aud his legs appear
too weak To- carry his heavy frame.
f'"m tn Igc."u; outlook his chances to
train are very i'm
Francesca and Ethics look wclI. They
ONLY galloped Tho nt'er D.. glut,on
'"r work and 1t viii lake month or
'"n of huri I-'llinS ,p get him in condi-
ton Mr.. pwycr has several nice two
ycar-".is, w1.cl promise to AIRY his
'tu 'uS oil white TO victory quite
':tcu tHis season. All werc sent Out for
~ sIiI'ps IN the afternoon.
Gr"'u Aiurrs has ten line looking
colts aui niles guir;cici at the Brook
ilH Irt,k, h"N tr" receiving slow
+" tx ia pri"- 20 b." ready for their own
,r =. hnishlns tru mes when ne returns
from California Tn" youngsters are
thus" wn! ~ rc sol, ted out Of the big
cIISgninrn; - y,irling- sold nv J. H.
HaSgin las; spring aj sh'cpShcad Bay
bi al tn" twp-y'ur-o!ds which have
been shown IN the Long Island tracks
y date Morris are. collectively, the
best II ihrj Go not prov, iu u,. st,a.
winners then hey Will belle their looks
m" cots are: Bay cot by Melton
Slmrl" 'nfri". chestnut colt hy Eshsr-
Ia ,lair'. chestnut colt. by order. Lticy
Is br 'Hn colt. hv Sir Mpdrc l-Rtby. and
~. chestnut colt. 10y GplIhuch- ) lence
Iriin"rS a ShUcpShcad Ray were
backward about working their horses
"n N" track. and In consequence wcr.
,'Hiuci - the straw rides around the
bans wler" they were sheltered from
ihr wind ana odd
walter Gleason. foreman Of W e
whitney tho. uEhbrcds. was nj the
Track pr' pairing his employers stable
''r 'ho '"eutN Hro head thn' are cx-
p""i"d to-day straw "a. placed in all
fI4t F'lN'W and ..VIsF H.s H. -
''s"s VII begin hs srun ls the horse.
arrive
The evening world., 1902-03-20
FOUR LEAF CLOVER
WINS THIRD RACE.
|WOODTRICE, AT 4 TO |.
TAKES THE SEc0ND EVENT.
Chorus hoy. the Fn~oritc. Gni-
Iops Home IN the Firs, nt
New Orleans.
Ispe-I,I - NJ 2 ----s Won

RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS .t.
March - -To-day's programme ar ..u
races was decided mproycmsu 1y.r
that pf yesterday. both iH quality and
quantity. aud tho cutIouH 'or good
bays sport WAS vor, br.sh' TNa Of
he races were very interesting plr.
icuiarly tho NTH race. Tins ~. a
krnticmens race 'or 'nUr-yr,f-,ids and
Upward at milo and ,cyen's Yards
nth gentlemen riders only aud IN,
|rr<y rider OF the winner Nns io p"
presented with silver cup Tho riders
|vsv- II. NJ HARRISON. on Toy Roots
Joseph Devereass. on sam LIEarris.
|ien@y Schaefer. IN Di'"-tis.n'ut.
buos~y Avery. jr. on Char'".,. J -
r. Bougois. on Princess Murphy Louis
Bush. on Aquinas. and Allen M"hlc nn
|iarve y.
The other race was the Flgh Hand
|ap. nt six furlonEs with RSnro. carl
Eahler. Death. Rarbara Frictch.c Mag
lie Davis and Tom Kingsley IN run
TIE weather was not At All pleasant.
, (, VAS cloudy and threatening and
be attendance was one ~ thc poorest
= the meeting
FtpEr RAgT
The evening world., 1902-03-20
MORRIS HAS BEST
TWO-YEAR-OLDS.'
Heavy Winds Cleared Long Island Tracks and
Made Going Fast.


nile IN" cold at the GraNos"nd ana
Sh""psh'al hay tracks caused the
trainers 10 hurry IN their work 'ni
SrnrfN M to the oarns "itA ia"F
rhHFge'. IN" wind proved most bench
c'h' I" IN" tracks. drying them out
ih"r"hShN harrows ana rollers
crushed '"t ih4 remaining In'nrs ~
h'-' ''r'h' ana nv IN" Tim" ~" no SOS
N'Fh p'kah IN" tracks were IN nm"
sh y" ''r tns' line
The evening world., 1902-03-20
THE HOUSE WITH THE
GREEN SHUTTERS"
BIG BASKETBALL GAME.
Columbia Play. PcnnsyIvRnIs To-
Morrow Night.

Columbia and P"nn-ylvhnia wi! meet
IN = special basketball game In the Coz
lumh!n gymnasium tomorrow night.
Columbia has arranged the match with
view to whining ~ its basketball
season with victory over the fourth
member -, the big four Yale Harvard
and Princeton al eady having succumbed
20 Columbia this season
The Quaker although not in III. In
tc:Cull' glltc League, have a strong tea IN
and expect to gIN. Columbia "A close rub
The gymnnSlum VIII be decorated for
IN. game with banners ~ victory ON
field and stream. and special seats will
he reserved for Pennsylvania students
and alumni OF both colleges. Following
the contest there will be a college dance
IN honor ~ the vlsltlng lthletes
The evening world., 1902-03-20
GOLF.

~. HolisNaai COZ ciab mas rs7rrinirsi sad
par-hi,ri iSn .ercs rc:Eesn FIterton sn'
sar.s,Burr Tom p-n'sl,v has sea az.
preached to soH" from Chicago to az out 'at
n-s fouf'~
Comrrs,s.i ,.r 3. 'h- r-s f's'ar n spi' taIls
\ ~.u.Aa"'n s,lte- .ai or'ssr IN %. nav ha'
u 10 elsimri. -gre,s''iliy 'rN-i As s-1blsn ~
a nni sai.l an te 't!N-n A. ,'As' three haa-
irsl carls u I. ~ -omp-1.'l,n vhisl ysrrs
ls'. s1i 10 mi. tra-c' 'es"an'e, s7upN-lr.f
% Ei". sHt1 a. 'nt'.as covering - .at's g'r.hi
The .r,- d, drlll,i rra snail holes INTO
fhi.h --Hpre"sl ar ' .ampci
Plav lr ,s~ three say. tournament Tor ta.
i"''ra l'-'-'oH rs9 a. Palm n-l'h "','n ''r-
terssy s-i % NrE's.- ,ae rtmo'- Clui.
'aiassH lsl tHs r''i r.'h 70 - GS
To irl-uamsn, .es,o1 at ths c'-,a-n, At1i.'.r
c'4h -u hsEa 20 ,7.u So md On o. u
me general hand csp, 80. be p'-ysi oa the srt
AMI 'hIri si,u-I.,, ~ .trh maa'a m. Clsr. =
hNn1irap, OF tae 'sron! Saturday anil ths rliss
- HAnlie,rs on n. four SItfrisy There snI
alsp 10 sns s r'mn-titaas On h'''iav. Al
'inn"f' g4s.f '.r o.. a. hN Tournament. ~
sides srtilHg uriI~ Outright
rae annual meeting % the Oskla1i Gaf -lga
% n,,'li. / "a srI at n'sli At De-.
uoal Fl,s sot.rn8-, usf- .lec'-i 'nr 80
'sA-' a. fl'Ias' Arthur q Rossi,- caring
ton Nr1li Malcolm " Grsh,m. q "
rots.u .st n.ar, " P,9h,m Ts- as- m
fnii'"ss T''l ru"u ., srso.Etsi sni u.nHH for IN,
1n'ns reason ~ll ar arranged n.Ai moats
trr anHusi n.-,Hs . the Fast J.f.ry C,i'
I.ssri- "a lsl At Ns~sfk V.in,''s nlsar
10 p. fpf-., I.l "o.' rlpb est '.s,f-l r--,-
.
The evening world., 1902-03-20
OOKS LIKE SURE
MONEY FOR RYAN.

'esldes MS bout with George G,rl.
r for the middle Weigh, ,.,.,-,,..'..'
Fp Of the world, Tommy Ry4r h.. ,..
pied the proposition Df J,Rr.v a.,
Pn. the New York fighter. for -. ham,
be decided before m. Sat Cd. S-,,,,.
CUB OF London during Corona,
|ek.
Forman suggested that be- ana I,aa
ht for n s.ts bet of 500. anI ta.
|Facusan. seeing the great plssib!!.,
adding pleniifuNy 10 hit bank tE.
|1ni. lost no tim. In accepting con.
Hons for such mstch
fhe articles OF agreement Will b.
kned Ahortiy and Ryan says hr does
care whether there are any sp.cta. d.
kGgu present or not. He my, IN.
1Duut OF the side bet will him
Any trouble he may encou->-y IN
|l11 German his au!esvs.
The evening world., 1902-03-20
STABLE FOR KEENE
At SHEEPSHEAD.
TRAINER ROWE SELECTS SITE
ADJOINING JOYNER'S

James u k-.ne IL to have st,bI.
ngili ~ sn"p heid Bay where hi.
horses can n" trl.R-i dur.ng ~, racing
- u"r James Rove. MS trainer na
sc.'c.cd a p.gcc Il property sor hi
puTpprs ADJOINING rrlia.T \ ] Joy
NJ = r"cenily csustTu : s.IJl. Tn,
k"' bu,li.lg WI contain ab q forty
stale
WORK Will b"gun at once and In,
millionaire horses nov located at
At BroDk tale Farm will bee r-mIv,d a
soon ~ possible.
The evening world., 1902-03-20

hi- feet. ~ fast. In fact. .hlt when a
batter bunts he u up ON the hit before
II stops rolling Then lr himself 1. A
-plendld base runner and heavy hitter.
~ all times he n cool and level. hcn ted
TWO requirements necessary - the sue
'ess NJ man who covers lc third bag
Manager Hinlun. of lr pklyn, tried 70
sign MIN last year. hu failed because
Lauder demanded too much money His
last appearance IN the National League
was with the Pai.ldclphin club two
batt-d quite "A few p5ints over the 30
mark.
II he works like thai for New York.
then other teams wall ind the Giants the
hardest Of foes.
The evening world., 1902-03-20
THE TURF.

ri.s--.t q ro h,r- be-, tr..at l,,a,. suy
a.. 80, 49,, -..
.''' ''' ~ 1'' ''.
phone '7m W Y. -"n'r. W u'HHr'' 'rUr -
..nr 'H sell r-,ns bio .I .t, tlnuEh I
soul 's' price h.' soull 'hu' - a,i future
-'''''N 100 .H'''' ~ N'np"' ''"
If @ff'1Es .h. NJ 1870 az denies flu"FN ~
''hu.HH Ntru'Hrs DO 'Hs Ts.' fHH.Hs ", 49,
.'s~ysr ma 20 ta' .'r'aN ~ lu.t sHI Iutt
-. ~ '' ''' FN'l N''.' W'i i'a ~
'.' "'' ' ''' '''''
f4... fr. ,s. l.,. ~ .... .- D. %"
NO.. ..s. ..s- Tn. -..,.glps e. q. so.
v.s. ezra pH.sj fHr al .EHHlHg mouats
..-y. II k...r.r, t,. r.,o ,,, "a. ,r,,
The evening world., 1902-03-20

" Ten years ago I
had . Eoro on my
left temple, which
tho doctors pro-
Eourccd u cancer
Gus ulcer; IL would
itch, burn and
bleed, then ssab
over, but would
never heal. After
taking 8. 8. q.
awhile tho soro bo-
gan to discharge,
and when all tho
poisonous matter
had passed out .t
The evening world., 1902-03-20
vhtes Methods viii Surprise Then during Coronation Weed

which he frequently does.
Whites specially will be a revela-
ton. Long practice has made him
perfect in the art OF getting between
two gcntlcmanly fighters who are
trying TO chew each others ears on
No matter how strong the clinch
White breaks 1t without seeming cf-
The evening world., 1902-03-20
tn. Stgle OF R.toecinq Engl shmen Arc Used To.

over there the referee sits In bal
cony and conducts the proceedings
Tx. man bossing a pink tea. II
the fighters pay no attention to him
all he can do is rap and roar like III"
presiding officer Of IN" United States
senate His alternative Is tn stop
the fight and disqualify the offender.
The evening world., 1902-03-20

II the men who cover the other posi-
lions pn the New york team thL. year
grove rs good as Billy I.aui"- has
-hnwn himself tp be AT third base the
Giants will ne pretty near to carry ins
m he pcnrau, T. saw that he ranks
vita the best 'hlrd basemcn In the com
try i not .Saggcration. for that u the
opinion of such shrewd managers AMI
judges II players ns Ned" Hanlon.
"B!d' Mcphe', Johnny McGraw and
Frank Robson,
And here 10 what makes Lauder the
great player he Is; F!sEi. he Is fast on
The evening world., 1902-03-20

fort and sends the astonishcd pugil-
lists spinning halfway across the ring.
lie will give three performances In
London II Ii confidently expected
that when the Britishers see the SUI
periority OF the American way ~
handling fight they will put seats
in the referees balc3ly and sell them
10 spectators.
The evening world., 1902-03-20
FIGHT WAS POSTPONED.
Eout VIII he Held
In Chicago To-Morrow Might.

INIcAGp MarcH ~ The Erne.
Gr-In,r n.h, which Vas at nrst
sch. ui",l t. TAX. place last night, Is
nrw slated FOR tomorrow right. The
p"si'Hncmcnt wls due to he fac; THAI
10, Nut', opposes tn" use OF n State
mIItil drmury fur gr!ze-riug purposes.
stead 4 Ir seventh Regiment Arm
'ry. q LARGE nall mas been secured which
s nwn.d by private individuals
The evening world., 1902-03-20
CdncePOuS
Sores 60; Is: 4: :;: e; e: i. {: s: !: !:

they arg liable to appear upon other
parts Of tile body When they begin to
spread aud eat into the flesh. sharp.
piercing pains are felt as the underlying
tissue is DESTROYED and the tender nerves
exposed Generous sores develop from
very triiling causes n carbuncle or boil,
swollen gland. little watery blister Oh
the tongue or lip, wart, mole or bruise
OF some kind becomes an indolent,
fostering sore, which in time degener.
The evening world., 1902-03-20

without a doubt Charley White
and his haircut will divide attention
with King Edward AT the coronation
I he famous New York referee IS
gnIng over 10 London 10 show how
"" handle boxers In the ring in this
country II will o" great show for
the English
The evening world., 1902-03-20
PUGlLIST'S EAR TORN OFF.

SAVANNAH Gr. Mtrrn 90 T.mre
"prnlrln, - Savannah. ana Jack G-l ..
%. SrN YrfH scnI aa rr t.,rr..
round bout before tho aiv4n.lh A,4f....
'Ig Ilu rlsGt The u.lUU. ,Is.t
~ moran .hylr IU'N .f, ruIi, nf
'hc sixth round, when hc quit m. I.,t
csr nih been Practically torn IN Cor
ear sewed on, but It Is feared he viii
.JAc j..
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THE HOUSE WITH THE
GREEN SHUTTERS
BIG WAGER RECORDED.
Jacob. u.,. si.ooo q" sio.on On
NpIL-n.hnv to win Big Race,

Isy.. ill 'u 'h7 iNrAtHt ~. H
SEW ORLEANS, March 20 So'h
J rpls. oHn,r ~ walkenshaw, has bet
I1c ul,nAu. the wc!l-known b'"kmih ih"r
,Al l- making n future book 1T Hot
apfiuga. siyn against $1,000 that
" Nllkyushaw viii Hln the MONTGOMERY
Handicap
JACOBS also bet .lbJ on Scarlci LILY
20 win the same race. at odds ~ - To |.
~" says tina; Is the only one ne 10
afraid l:.
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when the flag fell which It d.i on the
bet attempt. u was 10 a good start
istress and the Messenger went right
ht to the front They ric"i h-s II
bart. with Chorus BOY q irngth away,
.nsil s'rasghtX-ei on for tU run
trough the stretch. when both yirci
his gave the lead to Chorus BOY. who
ew away without an EFFORT ant ~ IN"
ish was being ca-.d up two lengths
front of Boot The !R;,"r got away
diy yet made up lot of ground
a beat the Messenger length ''r
eond money
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THE HOUSE WITH THE
GREEN SHUTTERS"
CYCLE CLUBS PINK TEA.
visiIsnt. VIII give u nt Club
House on March 10.

The members Of the Vls!'hnt Cycl"
club will hold an entertainment IN
March ~. at lts clubhouse. No. ~
IenoN avenue. Tnr Entertainment
Committee has announced a pink tea
to take place at o'clock.
Dinner will be served at O'Clock.
After dinner an adjournment 20 the bali
room will take place. where an Informal
dane, will be held.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

ts7~l.al - ra- EHsras N-t
EacE TEAtK SEW ORLEANS
reh - The entire. f,- ,Y-ri.sr, g.,
|es are - gu.ug..