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Rock Island Argus., 1902-04-17
DIscoyery OH,

When the news is heraldcd through
out the country that oil has been
found in a certain place, thousands
of persons rush there i'm the hope of
being among the lucky few who are
fortunate enough to strike paying
well. In their haste, health is neglect
ed until they are completely broken
down, and then what avail is wealth
when health is gone. Protect your
health with Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters and you will always have true
wealth. There is no medicine in the
world-so good as tonic for the run
down system. or to cure headache.
beIching. indigestion, dyspepsia. liver
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YER and aguc. Don't fail to try H..
but insist upon having the genuine.
IL will do you good.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-04-17

Bodily pain loses its terror if
you've bottle of Dr. Thomas Flee
trio Oil i'm the house. Instant relief
in cases of burns, cuts, sprains. acci-
dents of any sort.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-04-17
Tales of Theatre.

mere Is Il GelTSSllnS absence or
anything offensive and an abundance
of wholesome fun in the performance
pf Richards tS Pringle's minstrel or.
ganizatiOn that is at the Illinois sun.
day. This attraction caters to the
most refined patronage and furnishes
hours of solid enjoyment without Il
suggestive uttCrancc during the
whole performance. Its fifty per
formers are selected from the best in
the culored minstrel line, and every
act presented is bright, brisk and
original and sure to please the most
critical.
Bright. ingenious and leaving no
disagrceable aftcrthoUght, George
H. Broadhurst's farce, The Wrong
Mr.. Wright is quite the right piere
for a stage, associated with honest
merriment, the complications ensu-
ing from mistaken indentity are skill
fully devised. ana each successive
point increases" is the way an tx
change speaks of The Wrong Mr..
Wright" which will he at the IlIi-
nnis Saturday. with Harry Bcrcsford
in the leading role.
The thoroughbred Tramp" did
the best he knew how To entertain
those who visited the Illinois last
night. but il cannot bc said that he
was Very successful. The perform
ance was of the cheap Pyrotechnic
order.
f11 In. Il
patronesses of the Florizel Reuter- re-
cital at the Illinois next Monday
evening: Mrs. l.. :. McCabe, Mrs.
Charles Mixter. Mrs. Frank Bahnsen,
Mrs. Elmore w. Hurst. Mrs. McDan-
nell. Mrs. Charles l.. Walker, Mrs. L.
G. Frazer. Miss Blanche Buford. Mrs.
Mary Hall Wadsworth. Mrs. George
w. Cash. Mrs. j. NJ. Buford. Mrs. Rob
ert Pearce, Mrs. s. S. Davis, Mrs. j.
Frank Robinson. Mrs. Samuel Ed
wards, Mrs. Frank Gould.
The program is to be as follows:
First Concerto. Christian Sinding
Allegro encrgico-Andante-
giocoso.
Zigeunerweisen. Pablo de Sarasatc
Prelude (from 9th Sonatel j. :. Bach
(Niolin alonc.)
(a) Norwegian Danse No. 1......
OBJ Norwegian Danse No. 2......
(c) Elm Lied
Observation-Disclosures. Florizel Reuter-
Concerto (mi maior). .NieuXtemps
Introduction and Rondo.
Caprices No. . and No. "a. Paganini
(Niolin alone)
Legeude accommodated Nieuiawski
Airs Russcs. cs...............W .Wieuiawsk
Mrs. Alice Dutton Atwill. accom-
paniSt.
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Such articles should never be used eX-
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as the damage they will
do is ten fold to the good You can
possibly derive from them. Halls
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and is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. In buy
ing Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you
get the genuine. 1t is taken internal
ly, and is made in Toledo, o., by f. j.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. Price 75c per
Rock Island Argus., 1902-04-17
BIG TIME PLANNED
commencement Day at Angus
tana to Be Made Nota-
BILE Occasion.
OF GOV. YATES
Outline of Exercises That Are to Be
Carried Out During
Week.

The presence of Gov. Yates. as
stated in last evenings Argus, will
make commencement day at August
ana college a notable occasion.
The events of commencement week
will open with the baccalaureate SER
mon Sunday. May -, by President
Andreen. Monday there will be n
musicale by students of the conserv-
atory.
Tuseday forenoon there will be the
annual field day with ball game
with Monmouth college. In the even
ing the Iyceum has an entertainment.
Wednesday the alumni celebrate the
twenty fifth anniversary of the first
graduation. Wednesday evening
there will he the commencement of
the theological seminary.
Thursday afternoon the collegiate
commencement takes place with the
addresses by President Mclean and
Gov. Yates In the afternoon the an
nual alumni reunion and dinner takes
place. In the evening there will be
Il grand concert.
Here is a list of the prospective
graduates i'm the principal depart
mcnts of the institution:
Gustaf Anderson. Cable. Ill.
Alexis Andreen. Rock Island.
j. F. Bergstrom. Woodruff. III.
August W. Edwins, Boone, Iowa.
Gustav \. Elliott. Altoona. III.
John II. Ford. ST. Peter. Minn.
Peter Froberg. Brooklyn.
John GulIans. Brandford. Ct.
Albert =. Hamilton. Burlington. Ia.
{. \. Lindvall. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Al +. Lindholm. Winthrop. Mimi.
Julius Lorimer. Galva, III.
Augustus Nelson. Red Wing. MINI.
Oscar j. Nelson. Rock Island.
Gottfrid Il. Nelson. Windsor. Eas.
G.. \. OhsIund. Clarissa. Minn.
Peter +. Ording. Minneapolis.
j. Magny Perscnius. st. Peter. Minn.
j. L. Regner, Peale. Iowa.
Olof WaIlin. Morganville, Kas.
Joseph Knauishu. Orooruiah. Persia.
OF the twenty-onc candidates for
named above. two are
from Bethany college, Lindsborg.
KaS.: three from Gustavus Adolphus
college. ST. Peter, Mimi; one from
Persia; one from Chicago Theolog-
cal Seminary. and fourteen from Au-
yuStana.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-04-17

We sat at the table together.
She cast a shy glance over at me.
She certainly looked like an angel.
Oh, Charley. please order me Rocky
Mountain Tea.
Il. II. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-04-17

The Altar society of st. Joseph's s
church is to entertain at cards to-
morrow afternoon from = to at the
home of Mrs. j. ii. Morrison, 9O5
Twentieth street.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-04-17
SOCIAL DOINGS.

\ party of ten couples from the
Woodmen head office last evening
surprised Miss Iva Morgan, of Pea
body, Has., sister of G.. f. Morgan,
who is visiting at the latter's home
ON Nineteenth street. \ pleasant
time was had by all.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-04-17
Glass senior. College.

Glass Senior. College.
C. TIL Carlson Clark Swanson
Sigfrid CheIeen y. T.. Tellecn
J. o. Kindstrom +. n. Wallin
O. l.. Larson \. X. Wallin
Grace Lewis j. j. 1ounggert
Anton LindahI
Business Graduates.
Carl T.. Anderson Belle HOtchl(iSS
Minnie Bell Eric ~ johnson
j. +. Bodeen Robert Kronberg
Elmer l.. Charlson y. +. Lindquist
Gustaf Eek Fred Mauck
j. T.. Fossbcrg Andrew Peterson
William Frost Harry Peterson
Victor Freebcrg Fred'lS Setterdahl
Ernest T. Froyd Axel G. Swanberg
Walter Graham Adnlph Tengvall
Edw. GustafsOn Lehman Wendell
l.. l.. Holland
StenORraphy and TypewrItInE.
Mary -Haney Bessie Mcdonald
Elm Hoof george Zimmerman
Emma Kopp Sarah Lawson
Amelia Raish 1'illie Rylandcr
Mary O'Conneu Erna Barthel
Nellie Erickson Margaret Bersell
Ellen Bcrssell Laura Lukens
i. Janette Martin Minnie Bell
Emma Moody Dagne Hanson
Hilma Arnell Isaak Friedland
Rock Island Argus., 1902-04-17

THE Thoroughbred Tramp" did
the best he knew how 10 entertain
those who visited the Illinois last
night, but il cannot bc said that he
was very successful. The perform
ance was of the cheap Pyrotechnic
order.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-04-17

Miss Bert Harris entertained com
pany of young ladies at her home
9O2 Seventeenth street. last evening
for Miss Viola Gordon.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-04-17

for Miss Viola Gordon.
The Bachelor Girls club met with
Mrs. L. j. Burns at her home on
Third avenue last evening. Cinch
was played. the head and consolation
prizes going to Miss Pauline Moore,
of Davenport, and Miss Jennie Hurd,
of this city.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-23
mass-meetlng unions
ia" celebr6se en- Mana
El pueblo oy6 los dlscur-
SOS de propaganda con
indeciblc interes.
Grandes aplausos tribu-
tados q los oradores Ma
tIenzo, del Vale y Mar
chan & quienes Sc hizo
una ovaci0n.

MAnAti 81. Ante una numerc-
80 concurrenia tuvo lugAr el don in
60 nm mass. nc Getting unicnista en-
le progresistA pue bio de ManaI. Sc
cA!culsn en- 5000 almas les Asisten.
tes { aquel iEponente y patriotico
actc.
Dsspues de presentados al ID
blico los Sres. del Vale y Matienzo
Clntr6n por el Sr. Juan MarchAn,
de BArceloneta, quien estuvo verda-
deramente inspirAdo, hicieron uso
de 10 pAlAbra SrrancAndo aplausCs
frsr eticos de squellos mobiles puer'
torriquefios que confesAbAn que tA'
les verdades nuncA les habfan sido
dichAs en- Aquella formA.
Candid de tai modo ell entusias
mo que nj mArchSrse los propsgan
distas el pueblo en- masa los acompa
no & In estAcion precedida 10 inmen
81 fAlAnge por la mGsica del pueblo
QUE tom6 desinteresadamente psrte
en- In fiesta polftica slegrando los
&nimos con sus patrioticas tocatas.
Mas tarde daremos una resef1a
mas detAlls do de tai importante sc
to. Por primera vez se Aclamo por
nm pueblo entusiasmAdc 10 SAnts
Union de los puertorrique11os.
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El EmpefadOr
de AIemania
desea visitar los Estados
Unidos.

B.Hselas Septiembre Is. D:cen
de B rim que ell Kaiser intenta en-
visr a'gunos mic mbros de la fami.
liz imperial, el principe Alberto 8
a]g1u otyo s los Estados Unidos,
para que asistan 6 la erection de 10
es tatua de Federico Ell Grande en-
Was shipgton. ri professor Uphuee
saldra de ALI dentro de alguros di&s
para los Estados Unidos, con ell mo-
delo de Federico ell Grande pasean.
do en- los jardipes de Postdam..
Muy & menudo ell K %iser expresa gu
deseo sus conidentes, de hacer nm
visje por el nuevo mundo, y YER los
pAises que muchos de sus autapasa.
dos emigrar tss han hahitado. Pc
ro parece qua obstGculos constitu.
cionales impiden al K siser hsce r
este viaje, ,unque 81 muestrs mas
deseos para clio qre el Principe
imperial.
EsperR CON i'm acieacia 10 ocA.
sion de To1er efe tuar esta vista,
para yer el pals que considers como
uno de los mas tenibles 1ivales CO.
merciales de A emania.
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iPAZ!

A veces 10 prensa ,enmudece en-
Al2unos pueblos, L. tribunM pGblica
apArece desierta, las institucisnes
demncraticas dirfAEe que lApguide
cen fAltas de vigor y aliento; 10 ciu-
dadsn9a crey6rase que sucumbe. CO.
mo Of no palpitkra ahcgsda bsjo ell
iutperic del sable, de 10 siniestra an
tocracia de las armas. ReiDa 10 psz
en- pueblos asst La psz de las tum.
bas, 10 paz de los esclAvos, IN triste
psz de los pueblos ain derechos, tin
libertad y kiu jus t'cia.
Y biep; en- esAs desgraciadas so.
ciedades, ell problema de la vida es
otro; caldeRr ell corsz6n de los hom
bres, avivarles psra que Sc quiten de
epcima 10 ignominiA y sAcudan Ell
servihsno y pisoteen 10 p1i icA inso.
lencia de los d6spotAs, que SON una
verRr Rrenza para los pueblos en- que
su miserandA efigie Sc levanta.
Pero un pueblo & las puertAs de
la redencion, no debe retroceder, es
criminal que retroceda, para ent "a
garse 6 pequefieces que le degraden
y envilezcAn, nm pueblo que tiene de.
lante de 10 libertad. dehe asirse de
ella, envolverse en- su ambiente, y
respetarla, y amarla, y defenderla.
Porque 81 niugun rey, 81 ningu.
ma naci6n tienen derecho a decir 6
un pueblo: sitat 1ae peTteneces. go te to-
mois tampoco ning1n pueblo deE orde
nAdo y discolo, tiene derecho & decir
& otro pueblo CON quien quiera con.
federarse: sQ1iero scr hb2e. que.
no ser tn agualD
Los t6rminos SON clAros y preci.
SOS, como In justicia, no tienen siEo
una fsz: no hay derecho para escla.
vizar pueblos, pero los puebios tam
POGO tienen derecho & ser escls
de sus vicios, siervos de so il lioertina.
&c. ST 10 primero es c-imen, 10 &C.
gundo es in&ignidad.
Pues bien, fusra pas ZONES, fuera
peque f1eces; verga 10 hsrmos&, la
dignificadora pRz del trAbajo.
Para que, CON ls frente alta pue
da ests pueblo confundirse en- ell pue
bio americana, es indudAble que en-
aquella pax saludable tiene ell puente
que To- una en- extrecha solidaridad
con America del norte.
Retroce der serfa persistir en- las
luchas intea tinas que acAba1 ian por
cerrarnos ell pAso la r. sdeuc ion. 81
no queremos ESQ, fuerzA es que pro.
clame mos Ia paz harmosa 6 cuyR
sombra nj enmuaece 10 prensa, nj
apArece desiertA To- tribuna, nj las
irstituciones languidecen, sin6 que
por ell contrArio todas esas conquis.
tas de 10 democracia ensAnchan mas,
si cabs, los horizontes del pensa-
miento libre, y & virtud de preemi
nencias tales puede entonces nm pue.
bio ser grande y respetAdo dentro
de 10 libertad y del derecho.
No queremos, pues, Ia psz que
envilece; ero tampoco queremos el
bizAntinismo que aniquila. Ansia-
mos + az, 10 ansfa nuestro pueblo.
Paz del trabaio, psz de obreros uni.
dos que est&n en- el sagrado deber de
reconstruir, no destruir su patria M
tiva, de edifiesr, de haoer patria, de
formar, en- suma. nm pueblo de ciu-
dadanos, no una plebe de siervos sin
bAnderA y de ilotas in redenci6n. ,
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Victor Hustle Successor de g. Tjnand
SAN JUAN. PR.

Los acredtados reloes ~Roskopf Perecconados, mar
ca TINAUD PATENT nccesitan recomendarse.
Mas de NUEVE MIL Sc han yendido para la Isla en-
los 1ltimos CUATRO AMOS la mejor garantia para
los que quieran comprar un buen reloj.
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En- tOdaS parties
CueCen h2baS,

Segun il formes recibidos en-
Salamanca del vecino reino, en- Ell
lAboratorio qnf nico de Ooorto sc
han hecho diff ,rentes anGlisi, de ha'
rinas y de ACeites.
Cuantas muestras de estos afti'
culos Sc han ana izado han sido de-
claradas noeivAs & 10 salud por estar
f Alsi Fl ,adss.
e inf >rme de los profesores del
lahoratorio respecto de las harinas,
declara que no CONT snen ninR6 a
principle nutritivo que sou, por
10 tanto, impropias para el consu.
mo.
Respecto de los aceitss, ell inf ,r
me es aralC go:
En- vista de este, las autorida'
des de O2orto han dispuesso que los
agentes de policfA vigllsn los alma.
Genes y establecimientos de comes.
tibles. denunciando aquellos que no
presenter informes del laborstorio
que acrediten le bondad de los artf-
culos que experder>.
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GraniZada en- Cuba.

Seg6n leemos en- un colega. per
sonas wvecindadas an ell barrio rursl
de Buena vista, Remedies, (Cnb,
dicen que el dia 2 del sctual cay 8
una copiosa grAnizada an Ell predio
rural demon aado sE Claros. que
destruy6 toda clase de sembrados.
entire ellos platsnales, cAfiaveralee
boniatales causando adem&s grandes
despe, fsctos ei. los tee hos de las hA
bitaciones y matAndo no pc CAS- aves
demo sticAR,
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PONCE.

Stbre. % Ei simulacro de in.
cendio que tuvo lugar aver en- esta
plsya por ell Cuerpo de B Bomberos,
resnI'6 brillantisimo Y demostro una
vez mas este benem6rito cuerpo la
pericia y destrexA on ell manejo de
los distirtos aparatos tanto de sal
vAnento como para Spsgar ell incen.
dio. En- ell sMatch. llevsdo & cabo
entire dos brigadas, estuvo Ell triun-
TO de pArte de la que manda el Sr.
Pedro juan PARA. LA concurren-
cia fac pumerosfsim& y se calcula
en- mas de 5000 rersonss que tras
porto ese dfA Ell trolley de 10 ciudad
Ala PlayS. Ell pr6ximo domingo
tendrA lug2r otro simulRcro.
HA tornado puerto procedente
de Venezuela y Haiti el vapor ale.
man sHispaniaD ell cuAl cargo una
pAvtida de cafe para el Havre, Tam.
bien tomo puerto ell vapor <PoEces
con pasAjeros y cArga de los Esta,
dos Unidos.
ri s&bado tendr& lugar en- ell
TeAtro de IL sPerla1 Ell debut de 10
excelente Companfa dram&tica que
dirije Ia Sra. LuisA Martinez G asa
do, habiendo escogido 10 pre- ciosa
obra SLA Dana de las CAmelias. en-
que LuisA es inimitable. Hay gran
AnimAcion para asistir en- esa noche
nj TeAtro.
La buepa pro en- IL subasta del
muelle del Gobierno 10 obtuvo Don
Juan B Nieves.
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Modelos nuevos acabados de recibir.
PRECIOS FIJOS.

Con tapas de orc Is K. $40 $40
Id. id. de ORC IA k. 800 y $50
Id plata con dorados y
esmalte fino con su prem
dedor y estuche de lujo $40 Sl2 $l5
Id. grabados alto relieve
Novedad con prendedor
y estuche. 80
Id. acero con id. id. 81
Id. nikel sin prendedor 81
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VapOreS de guerra
ameriCanOS
para Anarnd.

Washington, Seth. H. El acorA
zado Wisconsin ,, que actuslmente
Sc halls en- PugetS ound, In rae dido
orden de salir inma liatAvnai to para
PsnamA. v el - uoero G nc'nnAti. f.
del Cabo Hs tie no, para Colon.
& Da lie Agua Is aae han sAlido a
bnrdo del cracero AK tsr Spa ather
$50 hombrfs s d. inf .nte fa de marina,
con diraccioa Colon y destiuo al
<Ciucinpati
Estas ordenes obedec en- 10 al
tuaci6u crftica del itsmo e conan
dante P tSer del Can nero sRangerD
ha te'eg-t Fl ado re ;ientsmeute cue
los iusurrectos c1'onbis Os mar.
chan sobre Panama; y mas luego avi
e6 que trAtaban de aooderaree del fe
rrucArril iute .oc Ct leo.
81 los Iebaldes interviewer en- el
trkfco qua exista & trav6s del itsmo,
fde-zas amaricanas sera1 dessmbAr
cadas, y Sc impedir& TODD trance
ell bloqueo de Panama y de @ ol6n, to
do veg que los Il ,tados Unidos est&n
obljgAdos p,r virtud de trataoos &
mantener libre Ia communication en-
este punto.
Los ficiales de los buque men
cionados llevAn instrucciones termi
nantes para impedir todo eveuto
el lombard de PanAm6, porque ca
to bomba-deo implicarfa Ia suspen
sion del tt &fico.
L. gravedad que ha llegado 6
asumir la situaci6n de los asuntos
en- ell itsmo ha sido una sorpresA pa
ra este gobierro, en- Ell cual sc crey6
siempre que Ell Comandante del <RAn
gers podrla f6cilmente hacarsa due
no Do aquella con los pocos hombres
que tiane & sus 6rdenes.
El <Wisconsins no podr& reco
rrer las 4,050 millas de distancia en-
menos de 90 dias, psro Ell Cincinna
t.. LEG ara Colon en- muy pocos.
Los rebeldes colo bianos tienen
cuatro buques de guerra en- Ia bahia
de Panama, 10 cual ca una sef1alada
ventaja sobre las faerzas del gobier
no coustituid ,, que carece en- absolu
to do nAvios de guerra con que defen
der 10 costa del PAcifco.
La prensencia de formidables
bArcos Americanos, se espera que
tendr& eff .cto sAlndRble En- ausencia
de otros barcos extrangeros, este
pals dar& protection & los sdbditos
de otrks naciones, como 10 ha b cho
ys en- casos an< g Do en- este CONT.
nenta.
E crucero Montgomery ha re
cibido o,den de pasAr & Csbo Haitia
NO para sustituir al sCinciuEati.s
FELIX SANT0NI
ABOGADO..
Arecibo Puerto Rico.
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HOStilidadeS
contra AleInaDla
en- Haiti.

P ,rt au Prince Septieu b g IL.
Los firminis tAs estau demostra 4 DO
su cdi1 hacia A emanis y sus +, q i
tos, con motivo del hundimieLto de
su barco de guerra, en- ell cual mu
rieron ell Captain Killick y otrcs on
ciales.
El dia 9 On Gonaives. Saint
Mare y Tins qrillo. hicieron algunos
movimientos hosti'es, pero Alems
mia no In dado gran importancia {
6sso, y no ha crefdo necesArlo hacef
desembarco de mArinerfA para prote
ger 6 sus s6bditos.
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Go ahead!

RI Lunes les 8 de 10 mafiAnA
empezsrG el nuevo A11o escolAr.
Bueno es que 10 tengan en- cuenta
loA padres de fAmilias & I'm de evitar
obstAculos para 10 organization de
las classes.
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GARANTlA CINCo AMOS.

Recibendo e imrore Sc remiten los relojes frances
de portes cualquier punto de la sla. Sc admte la
devouc6n de t. do reoj que satsfaga al comprador
reebido.
Taller de Reoea aea para tOda case de Preparedness
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Dos VentiladOreS.

Apropiados para fabricas 6 sl
macenes, se venden bajo prccio,
lnformAr6n On La Correspondent
06.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-07-26

FOR RENT, WAREHOUSE AND
store corner Bay and Montgomery;
possession Oct. 1. Estate Solomon CO.
hen
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latham Artillery.
BETTING ON THE BIG FIGHT.

sports Sympathized With Fitzsim-
mons But Put Their Money on JEFF
fries.
The all-absorbing topic among the
sporting fraternity yesterday was the
Jeffries- Fitzsimmons fight. The SYM
pathy Of those who discussed the mat
ter seemed to be with Fitzsimmons,
but the opinion was that Jeffries would
be the winner. and that within not
more than half of the scheduled
rounds.
There were not a great many bets
on the result, for although the odds of
to l and, later, of 21a to l on Jeffries
were attractive, they were not enough
SO 10 induce many to take the short
end of the deal. Some wagers were
made, though, the largest reported be-
ing that of a man who took a hundred
collars worth of the short end.
Because of the late hour at which the
nght took place, not many people will
know of its result until this morning,
put about a hundred and fifty or two
hundred were sufficiently interested to
sdther at Hirsch's pool room, where the
returns were received. and to remain
mere until the battle was over Others
displayed their interest by keeping the
telephones of the Morning News busy
until an early hour this morning.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-07-26
WITH A NEW PITCHER.
Chathams VIII Try to Wrest a Vic
tory From C. l., A. Ball Team

Chathams VIII Try to wrest a Vic
tory From C. L. A. Ball Team.
The C. L. A. and Chatham Artillery
baseball teams will have another con-
test on the diamond at Bolton Street
Park this afternoon. The game prom
ises to be hard fought one for the
Chathams, who thus far have failed
10 take either of the other teams into
camp, have but a few more oppor-
tunities to make good" and conse-
Quently will put up their best players
and exert the most strenuous efforts
to win not only this game, but the
succeeding ones as well.
In order to do this they will put
Alex Krenson in the box. Krenson
has always been recognized as one of
the best pitchers in the city, and as
he is in good shape, much is expected
of his work. The c. L. AS boys are
not worried, however, but claim that
they too, will put up the best they
have in the shop, and that it will be
good enough to captureSthe game. The
probable lineup of the teams will be:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-07-26
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