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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-19
The NEW ORLEANS FRANCHISE.
Grounds Have Been Secured for the New
Baseball Team.

New Orleans, October 1s-Ieading men
Of New Orleans aud Nashville have organ
ICED stock company with paid mp cap
itai Of $4,000, aud they win make an o.
fort 70 secure the Nashville franchise Of
the Southern league. Already an option
on the loeation for the new bah mark has
been secured, and II the franchise is 80
cured grounds exactly the dupllcate OF the
New Orleans geld WIN be laid out
Several Of the leading members OF the
present Nashville baseball baekors are So
terested In the new deal They are mot
satisfied with the present management
While no definite action has been taken
hy the league. the chances Of granting a
franchise Ia the new company aud forfeit.
ing the old franchise on the grounds az
failure 60 comply With the rules und ia.
structions Of the league are regarded as vx
tremely bright.
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A WcddInn al Manor.

Manor, Texas, October ls-Atths q
ian church on Wednesday Afternoon
o'clock, a throng of friends witnesses
marriage Of Mr.. Garth Crockett %. 7
Lena Watson. A wedding supper fssi
the ceremony.
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Morris Park Races.

New York. october lS-lames Galway's
Meltonian. al 40 to In the betting, won
the Champagne stakes at Morris Park to
day. Accful was second and Grey Friaf
thlrd. EpgenIa BuEeh nnished second, but
was disqualified for foullng Advance
Guard, having nothing to beat IN the Munie-
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nasnhalI Todav.

The Cawthon baseball club Will play
strong picked team today, Two weeks ago
the Cuwthons were defeated by a strong
locnI team. and the CLUB Is anSious 20 get
back az them.
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Underwear for BOYS

ing much attention and that laH. 81
Of visitors will be here The bushes
Of Calvert are preparing to feed thczs
of people ut the big barbecue to n
on the last day.
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Nashville. Tom. October is, The foot.
hall team from the University Of Virginia
defeated tho Uniyerslty OF Nashville eleven
nj Athletic park this afternoon by score
OF n to o Nashville piayed plucky
game. hut was unable 20 ston the heavy
onslaught % NlrslnR's tackle hack lorna,
tipns
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West Point, n, Y, October IS Five thou
sand spectators witnessed the Military
acadeny football team score against the
strong Harvard eleven In nerceiY cuntest-
cd battio here today The game was cx-
citing from start 10 Anish ending Ia 20 Tn
favor oS Harvard.
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Some Good Reasons Why You Should Boy You
Boys Clothing Here:

FLRST-Baae handle nothing else bat BOYS Wearing apparel
SECOND zvese cheaper than oher Stores
TRDB they fit better and are maze better n vey particular
clothes this
5nta no yoar bow as properly fitted clothing that qOH be a
to himself and parent
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waco. TtSas October ls-rnc Baylor
university heavyweight football team was
held down this afternoon by the light
weights OF the dear and dumb Institute
and the game was tie, the score being .
20 g. rho visitors understood the game
better aud would have hested the home
team had they been the same welght.
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Sole agents for the 'F0uitIeS5"
Hig6 Grade Sbirts
Nice line OF fancy striped patterns "Fault-
less brand, cuffs attached and CT IN
detached ................... DI.OU
New line OF "F5ultlcss" plaid and dotted
Shifts and fancy stripes, all new Fall and
Winter patterns, cuffs both attached and
detached, soft and stiff bosoms; G. 90
prices $500, $3.50 and D0.UU
Large stock OF the reliable "WachuSett'
Shirt new novelty patterns in stripes,
plaids and polka dots, cuffs at O. 90
taehed and detached, ..... DhsUU
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Charlotte. n University OF North
Carolina rs, Davidson College
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Birmingham, Ala.--Auburn %, University
Of Alabama o.
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Washington, Georgetown University %,
Virginia Military Institute IL.
Chicago University of Chicago II,
Northwestern University %,
New York Columbia College 20, Hamll-
ton College o,
philadelphia University Of Pennsylvania
10, Brown University 6,
Annapolis, Nd Nayal Academy 5, lie.
high University ..
Atppto, Ga Clemson College a. Georgia
School az Technology 8
New Haven, Conu.~Yale H. pennsyl
vRnta state College o.
Princeton. n J-P Princeton %, Washing.
ton and jefferson eleven g.
Charlotte. \. G. University OF NOrth
Carollna rs, Davidson College q
Birmingham, Ala.-Auburn %, University
-
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Princeton, n J.-Princeton 23, Washing
ton and jefferson eleven 8,
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lave You a Chronic disease 2


oingy
sieneM ali
Poison
etc d V
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T01IJR SUITS represent the best fabrics, the best
40 trimmings and the highest grade Of workmanship at
A%lthe given price y y Our Sack Suit Department is
! " oVerfowng with exquisite creations everything
- ositively complete and new. = = Satisfaction and
JJss Ia saving are assured our patrons - - -
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New Haven, Conn~Y II, peunsy
vanta state College 0,
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

DUNN. -Wheeloct. Texas February g.
Died near Wheo'ock or February . Tom.
ME, son of &. L. aud Lille Dunn, aged 2
years.
BALLARD Temple, Texas February Z.
News Of the death of Doe Ballsrd IN
Jones county was received here Yesterday.
lie was former Template. having rela-
tlyes here now and his remains viii be
brought here for intermcnt.
TUCKER.-Sa Angelo Texas, February
I DIR Frederick Fulton Tucker promi-
nent physician and honor pan OF the ~
class in the medical branch ot the State
university. died here last night. Ee MAS
ratiye Of Nacogdoches county.
FRAZER Weimar. Texas, February u.
The remains Of Mr.. John l." Frazer, w6o
died at the home Of Mr.. George Wooisey.
his sontn-lnw. at Yoakum, % February s.,
arrived here last night for intermept ana
were laid away today N the odd Fellows
cemetery by Weimar lodge Of Masons Mr.
Frazer was q member of Lyons lodge, ~
Schulenburg and a consistent and honored
member Of tho Christian church for mnr~
years past. He was q noble and gancrc q,
hearted man and an old citizen OF IL
Stete as a Confederate soldier there w y
none drawer or more patriotic % w -
legion, Willis battalion. to which be he
longed throughout the war. Els funeral
took placc from the Christian church .,
th'q cir He w.S CO Years Of age and his
wife and several children and granlcdu-
dren survive him.
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lex poLITIcAL NoTFs

Begclair Texas, February THE county
candidates are coming TO the front. -Four
announced last week for the Office Of coun
~ assessor Of taxes.
populsts OF Ersth county viii be repre-
seuted nc he Dallas convention and have
in wcted Tor Stats ticket
Austin, Texas, February John H.
BicActr candidate for state treasurer, was
10 town for a few hours yesterday after.
noon anu held quite a lengthy conference
with Chairman HeDdersOp Of the leRsll-
ave Investigating committee.
Pittsbnrg Texns, February 6.-W. g.
Burks. president OF Jen Davis college, has
intendent OF public instruction, ana an
nOunces that he will heartily support Prof
H. B. sousins u Mexia Tor thar plare.
Lyons, Texas. February 7.--Mass meetings
Of democratic voters have been ordered
through precinct chairmen fol- the purpose
OF discussing feasibility OF primary cleo
lions for county onlcers, and IL is believed
the proposition will carry. Many announce.
ents have already been made IA the conn.
" papers.
been SGT for holding white primaries 70 de-
fermine candidates for city offices. The
holding OF white primaries in city affairs
was lnaugurated last year and doing away,
votes Il has been decided 70 continue H..
Inc polls are TO be omen from = a. N. until
% o. n, aud no. votes cnunted until after
the close Of the polls
Gonzales, Texas, February 7.--Candidates
Tor county offices are showing up, there be-
ing three announcements 10 yesterdays
Inquirer Two 81 the present incumbents
and d new aspirant are In the field through
the medium OF printer's ink, besides several
more that are feeling the public pulse. The
democratic executive committee viii meet
Ou Tuesday. February lS, and probably nx
tie date for the primaries some time IN
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THE ISTHMIAN CANAL
ADMIRAL WALKER BEFORE THE COM
mlTTEE OF THE SENATE
Ten Years 70 Complete the Panama
Route and Eight Necessary for the
Nicaragua Way.

Washington, February Admiral John
6. walker. chairman OF the lsthmian canal
commission. testified before the senate com
mlttep on nter0ceauic canals,
Admiral Walker spoke at ongth upon the
engineering features Of the two canals. Sen.
ator Harris questioning him especially with
reference 10 the difficulty Of excavatlng for
the Bahia dam not forgetting the fact that
II would be necessary To sink the proposed
piers 10 II greater depth than had ever been
done for such q purpose. The foundation
OF the pier will be 125 feet below sea level
snd tho Witness said there were differences
~ opinion as 10 the atmospheric pressure
aud The possibility oil sccpaEc at THIS depth
n that climate he sail tnat wltn REFER
cuCe 10 setpage the engineers OF tho COM
mission had not agreed. admiral Maiker
alsO WAS questioned concerning Inc poa5i'
hlHty oil utilizing the CAuusres river as a
part on the canal, lie aumilled that IL rs
q toTcptial stream. but expressed the opln-
ion that IL could DO sd-elJ couIucA. WIN
reference TO that esJimule that ten years
ToulD be necessary 10 pulld the fauAluI
canal, while eight years would sunice for
The construction Of the canal uy the NicHlu
qua route, he said that the difference
against the Panama loute was due large
and The Baum dam. Ae thought hat No
ordinary weather steam vessels would hc
able 10 take their way through the Panama
without being toWcd. bnt that towing might
expressed the opinion that Brio halbor ~
the Pacific end OF Nicaragua rQute would
possess an advantage over the Panama IN
that vessels would immediately avail them
selves Of the trade winds. while IN tue
Panama bay they wCuid not secure this adj
vantage until toWed oat TO sea. However
he thought that good harDors c0nia pe
cheaply secured by the western terminals
Of both routes.
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BASEBALL SITUATION.
Spaldine Has Refused to Raise tho
Blockade.

Spaldinq Has Refused to Raise the
Blockade.
New York, February 5.-The riva! fac
lions in the National league have been de-
ccdedly quiet for the pas, few weeks, but
there is evidence that the underground
wires have been working From authority
that Is worthy OF belief comes information
that John II. Brush. having failed to en-
list the services OF President Ban Johnson
and the American league. has been trying
10 parley with A. c. Spaldlus. Several
DAYS ago he sent a dispatch I'm spanish TO
Spalding, in New Mexico, which h. sup
posed to mean this In English: 1T Is APP
parent thnt you have abandoned US, but
ii YOU will come bnck, all Will be forgiven
Lac wording sf this dispatch, ss !; &c
celyed today, has been 80 badly mixed
that literal translation Of 1t is impossible
But Spaidlng, evidently taking il 10 mean
that Brush Is weakening, sent this pointed
reply:
lard Can not accept your terms OF sur
render Must be unconditional | Will re-
main at my California headquarters n while
longer and allow you aud yoar felow.con-
spiratorS additional time TO calmly think
the matter over. The Siege will not be
raised.
Next Monday at Buffalo. there will be Il
meeting OF representatives of the American
league the National Association Of Profess
sioual Baseball Leagues, and the four clubs
allied to Spaldng. the object being 10 make
the playing rules uniform.
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Texans in New York.


'9pfAAHA " nc Apalsf
New York. February THE following
Texans are registered in New York.
Houston.-H Grossmaun s. Woodman
Broadway Central; Ennis Csrgill Nor
handle
DaIias.-AL schultz, Park Avenue A. var
dell Nendome
Corsicana.-J. L. Dock, Broadway Cen
trai.
Fort WORTH b. Collier. Plaza
Dallas.--I T. Rose. Belyidere
Autumn and Mrs. Y. II. Baker, Fifth
Geiveston.--J Roberts, Raleigh.
Tskas-M. Prescott, Colonadei v. J..
Watts, 4. .. CETEtll. NoTnandiA
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

CRAWFORD. Arrangements are being
per1ccted 70 build brick or rock buildings
on the block DESTROYED by IRE last wees
SNYDER -Rushes Cor school land are
again IN vogue and two Of them have re-
involved
MORGAN. Miss Kate Friend OF Waco
psvs D lecture last night at the Watson
Subject. rtrhe Tourists London
KAUFMAN The death Of Grant Iiurley
near here was an accident end was NOT q
case ofs sui eide AS reported, lie was 70
have been married in short time
baiss al cotton here Thursday at Slrv,
There ara about 40 bales lett On ire yuia
and about Is many more IN tue country
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

siuton. San Pstricio County. Texas Feb
ruary THE weather is cloudy. but not
cold.
Lyons Burleson County. Texas. February
LII rsined here this week and farmers
are re1olcing
Holland Bell County. Texas February Z.
- More rain is needed here. Farmers arc
preparing 10 sew spring oats.
Berciair. Golfad County. Texas February
"a fine rain fell here Yesterday. A large
acreage will be planted IN melons.
Georgetown, Williamson County. Texas,
February THE long dTouih seems 10 he
broken. Il has fained two days this week.
LanepOrr. Williamson County. Texas. Feb
rUary THE drouth OF the past eight
months mas been broken by good rain ana
slCet.
Mobeetle. Wheeler County. Texas, Feb
ruary 6.-No losses or cattle have been re-
ported. though the weather has been very
cold.
Comanche. comanche County. Texas. Feb
ruary Three inches Of snow fell here
this week supplying the ground With needed
moisture.
Hearne. Robertson County. Texas, Febru-
airy THE rains OF the past few days
have put a fine season IN the ground and
farming Is progressing rapidly.
Weldon. Houston County. Texas. FeeFu-
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airy THE dlsDrreeahle weHther continues
Tine corn acreage viii be considerably IN
creased in this section this year.
Crawford. McLennnu County. Texas, Feb.
ruGry THE wca her continues 20 be cool
after the recent sleet and snow. Wheat is
looking fine but oats Is somewhat thrown
back
san Sabs. san Saba County. Texas, Feb
rrrly j-BeUWeen three and four inenes
OF snow fen here this week. II was peelea
10 save what wheat there is left IN the
county,
Rosehurg. Falls County Texas. February
THE present outlook has been greatly inn
Irove9 by the past twenty-tour hours or
promising weather. II has showed aud ram
ed together about two Inches.
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TO BE A COTTON FAMINE
PRICE SAYS ONLY AN IMMEDIATE
ADVANCE CAN PREVENT,
He Gives His Reasons for So Believing
and Bases Them on the Present
Movement
Especial to The Post.)


New York. February 7.-As it is lmpos,
slble for me to reply individually and as
fully as | should like to the very large
number Of telegraphlc inquiries am re-.
celvlng in regard to the cotton situation,
I take this method Of advising my friends
of the facts
The weekly figures made up today dis
close position Of exceptional strength.
and point to much higher prices in the inn
mediate future.
The worlds visible supply Of American
cotton shows decrease for me week cf
145oG0 bales and is now only 10000 bales
greater than two years ngo, when cotton
went To 10 and II cents per pound and was
practically unobtainable at the end Of tina
season
OF this visible supply there is in Ameri-
"a at the ports and interior towns 10000
bales less than last year and 10000 bales
less than in the memorable bull year Of
1900.
The quantity Of cotton brough, into sight
for the week Is only 132UO0 bales, which
is the smallest on record for the CORE
the crop exceeded e,00o. 600 bales.
We have exported approximately $4,000
bales more than we did last year, Japan
alone having taken $1,000 bales against
In every direction the demand seems o
he expanding and the supply decreasing.
The average weight Of bales is six pounds
less than last ye3r, which is the equivalent
Of a reduction Of 10000 bales in the sup
ply.
The cotton trade Of the world seems upon
the eve Of recognizing the extraordinary
situation and q very sharp advance in he
market appears imminent II IS certain
to come promptly " those who hold the
small remnant Of this years crop decline IT,
sell except Al frs fair value.
It is worth. IN view Of the situation to-
dav disclosed certainly . cents and will
probably command 10 cents before the end
~ the season. u Is only through 2 vcry
sharp and immediate advance that an an
solufe cotton famine in America can be
averted Theodore H Price.
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THE POOL ROOMS hit.
Lost a Few Bets and Are Now Cryir
"TaDped Wires

Lost a Few Bets and Are Now Crying
Tapped Wires'
Cincinnati, Ohio, February When the
Coyiugton and Newport pool rooms were
bit last evening for over $4,000 there
were many surmises as to how It was done
but it is claimed today that the wires
were tapped some place north OF Dayton.
Ohio. as other pool rooms were 81. south
of here and none north Of Dayton Most
of the money from the pool rooms here
was secured by visitors from Dayton, and
it was won on Lady Kent 30 the last
race az New Orleans The pool room men
claim that their report was delayed 6fteeu
minutes, whereby each OF the four rooms
were hit for over $1,000 on that race. The
telegraph company and the pool room men
have Instituted an Investigation which they
say VIII result In sensational develop
ments Ia short time.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

Six turlougs. selling Coinage, John
g. Ford 1871, SurmOunt l25, Sam Lazarus,
L0yntz Edgsriland II 1872 Tragedy 70
Rance, Haidee III, Difhdence, Aqua 40,
Mastcrful ia.
Nile and sixteenth, selling, 3.yesr-
oids-Cast Iron 1o7, The Way 90, Digley
Bell 81, Leroyd 10, Blue Ridge IS
Nohleman 104, Malay 100. Maggie Davis,
Henry Of FraDstsmar, Grantor 81
one mile, Clubhouse handicap, 5000 I'D.
ded-Seyoy III Felix Bard 100, Ida Led
ford lO5. Lennep 100, PETIT Matre 100,
Jessie Jnrboe %, Choice, Circus 90.
Mile and quarter, selling Elghor 1Oi,
Precursor. Campus i03, Ceyon. Star Cot
one mile, selllnR-Chsrlcs - los JOE
Doughty lO5. Garter Ban 1903, Carl kahlei
ic1 Frank N. 100. Eva Rice o.
Weather clear and track slow.
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The New orIeans Market.

New Orleans February 7.-No trading in
rough rice was again reported today Re-
celpts We're a missing quantity and offer
lngs from store were on q nominal scale.
The market presented no changes. Hon
duras grades were steady and in good DC
mand with The inquiry for Japan grades
somewhat slack. Clean rice was fairly &C.
tive with Honduras steady and IN good de-
mand and Japan lines quiet. Receipts from
country mills were very moderate. He
ceipts 496 pockets OF clean. Sales 24al
pockets Of clean and none Of rough;
clean rice arm on Honduras and quiet
on Japan. Head 5a5A; straights 3bM4A
screenings 2hta22.: No. 1s.@lTs with &C.
tusl sales at 2i4n57s. Rough rice Hon
duras steady and good demand ar = OQd
4. 10. Domestic Japan quiet at > .50a3 80
rice polish - .5Oiail3 90 per ton from nails
rice bran ~. be41a.eQ per ton.
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ORANGE NEWS NOTES.
Prominent Railroad Officials Are in the
City.

Prominent Railroad Officials Are in the
City.
Orange. Texas February &c H..
Turner, general freight agent Of the Inter
national and Great Northern railroad with
headquarters at Palestine: Horace Booth.
assistant general freight agent Of the same
read, with headquarters al Houston, and
Major J c. Nov, commercial agent Of the
Kansas Cirv South with headquarters at
today, spending the day IN consultation
with the lumber manufacture = "a officials
Of the Orange and Northwestern railroad
The Elks carnival Of run cane to 4 close
last night with a grand confetti battle.
The carnival was q decided success. despite
the bad weather, ana the T IS netted q nice
sum 70 apply toward furnishing their ele-
CANT rev quarters In the Bancroft building
Contractor Patterson broke dirt TO-DAY on
the Rein hui ding and the Orange Telephone
company's building work on both OF which
will proceed with the utmosi dispatch
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MouNcE is DOWN.
San Francisco Judges Have Final
ILL., Art.r..

San francisco Judges Have Finally
Taken Action.
san Francisco, February 4~-The victory
Of KenilwoFth in the handicap at Oakland
today, with little Jackson IN the saddle,
has proved the undoing Of Jockey owen
Mounce who was nader engagement to ride
an Chicago Tor the Fountain stable
OH January 81 Kenilworth, ridden by
Nouuce, finished nowhere, and seemed 10
have no speed, although he looked 20 out
class his he.d and was q pronounced favor
ite. ~ the race loday, with the same
weight up, 100 pounds, he won as ne
pleased, although the track was very sticky
aud thS weigh should have told against
him. The stewards questioned MOuu, .
and then suspended Nun indefinitely. Ih.s
Jockey has been under suspicion for z long
time.
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104. Atelog 1os, Master Lee 1OS, Rcmora
l02, Airs Brunnell 1O2, woefui lo4, Eldred
lV2. Elkarnc 1O4.
-Four furlougs. for 2-yesr.olds -Prestoeous
III, Adirondack ia. Mlreing iO5, High
Chapceiiog. llS sylvia Talbot l15
Seven furiongs selling Young Morelleo
1O4, NllEar 1O7, Mission lO4, Rasp % lingo
~, Cromwell 1O7. ParAfal l0l, George
Dewey l01, Idaho Chief II ss, Pat Morris.
sey 1O7, Nellie Forrest 0S Lode star lOl.
California oaks; 3'ye9r,old allies. nile 5ilbl
Colonial Girl 1l2, lshtar liz, Satchel III,
Murescs 1l2, Lady Sterling III, Dyinla
III.
Selling one and one furlong- Commits
sioner Forster 93, Dlderot lO7. Norford 100.
Darlene 96 Constable So
Mile and fifty yards seling-Silver FiEA
1902, Urchin i'll, Lavator III, Formero 10A.
Bah ~, Joe Ripley ia.
Sbowery and sloppy
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wElNIe THE WINNER.
He Won His Third Successive Fight at
Hot SPRINGS Ark

He Won His Third Successive Fight at
Hot Springs. Ark.
lot Springs, Ark, February 7.-Ai
Weing, the rising young pugilist Of BIf-
falo, tonight won his third successive 1ght
before the yapor City Athletic club when.
in the eleventh round, he completely
Knocked out Dick O'Bfteu of Chicago IN
the early rounds Wcinlg made b9i few
lcaus. contenting himself WITH blocking,
sldc.stepplng and duckinS O'BrienS viClOus
swings and by hts clever foot work made
the Chicago lighters Efforts look very
amateurish, When in the eighth round
O'Brien hogan 10 Tire badly, Weluig then
went after his man and gave him severe
drrbbing. O'Bren was almost knocked out
in the tenth round. but hung ONO Wemig
until the gong sounded. large crowd
OF distinguished visiting sporting men we're
present.