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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-03
would-Be DueIists Reconc,,cd

Thomas Braniff. Jr., and Manuel RI
con Gallardo the young society men.
of Mexico City. Mexico, who were ar
rested and held by the police to pre-
vent them from fighting duel. have
secured their release by shaking hands
I'm open court and promising the Judge
that they would abandon their duelinG
plans. Braniff was fined $3.50 and Gal
lardo S16Q. which they paid.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-03

There is more Catarrh In this suctiol Of tho
country than all other diseases nut together
and until tho last few years was supposcdto
be incurable. For great many years doctors
pronounced ii II local disease and prescribed
local remedies. and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment, pronounced IL in
durable. Science has proven Catarrh to be u
constitutional disease and there(ore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Caturrh
Cure, manufactured by L. ]. Cheney Il Co..
Toledo, o.. Is the only constitutional cure on
the market IL is taken informally in doses
from 10 drops to n tenspoonfui. 1t acts direct
ly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Ticy offer one hundred dollars for
any case ii fails to cure. Send for circular,
and testimonials. Address L. }. CHESEY b
Co, Toledo, u.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills aro the best.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-03
BAN ON NEW ENGLAND CATTLE.
Export From Boston Prohibited by Sec
rctary Wilson.

Washington, -. C.-Sccrclary of AG-
riculturc Wilson has promulgated an
order establishing Il quarantine Of cat
lie. sheep aEd other lTmiEaniS and
swine in the New England States.
He prohibits The cNportntion of such
animals from The port of Boston until
further orders
This action is taken ON account OF
the discovery of Il highly contagious
disease known rs "fOor and mouth
disease in New England.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-03

Lilcton. MaSS-Fufly half hun
dred cattle in this vicinity are affected
with the disease of the feet and mouth
which is causing boards of agriculture
ana state veterinary officers much
anxiety. The coutagiou first appeared
in tlie stable of l.. W. Whitney among
cattle which had como into contact
with no other animals OF their kind for
months
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-03

mo Southinnd Eelie Shoe
70 : 90 and the SoUrHERN GIRI. for 5000
arc the most popular high grade ladies shoes
10" the price in America. They are Southern
made Tor Southern Maids up to date crea-
II ms IN >ubstantial material combined with
artistic Workmanship, from the extensive
pant OF CRADDocT TERRY o.. Lynohburg.
Va. Read their adv. in this paper.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-03

The anthracite field is limited to space
OF 1900 square miles.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-03

Tie Gar Of Russia has established a
tenhour working day.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-03

Al cf"amcries use butter color. Whv
not DO a. they do - use JUNE TINT B;Yr-
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-03

Mrs. Ninsiow's Soothing Syrup forchildreu.
.eetinnS. soften tho gums, re 3IIces infamu.:-
Won ,tllaNs pam. Gu raS N1Md go &c. 25c ~ lottG
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-03

llso Cure is the best medicine we ever = -nd
ior M affections OF throat and lungs.-W,I
". tNDsLEY. Nanbui9n. Ind. Feb. 10 l.uD.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-03

me girl Wi,h the big hat seems 60 be all
hrsd unti! you begin to talk with her
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-03

Hound a man. and lie can't help having
q dogs life.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-03
Tho Southland Fall. SIM,

bcr.iner takes, on the average, 10
street car rides year
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-03

FTrSpsrn lnsntly curel.No Ats or nervolS-
nsssSftcr Ir5t days use OF Or. Kline's Great
NerveRestorcr. 32trial bottle and treati"
Dr, II. ". kT.ISK, Ltd. 9S'
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-03

E>cry man has his price. and it's gener-
ally good deal less than he marks it up.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-03

When the evolution of history is htid
back ii results III revolution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-09
BRISTOL BOAT TO COMPETE

There has been one prompt response by
"A New York Yacht club member TO the
invitation or the German yachting au-
thorities 10 send boats to Kiel and race
them there during the coming regatta
Isaac Stern has purchased the Herreshoff
designed and built 30-footer Oiseau. and
will send her across the ocean on Ham
burg steamer within fortnight.
The Oiseau was built I'm 1899 for j.
Rogers Maxwell. and I'm his hands and
those Of his sons, has secured almost
countless victories. Slight altera tions are
being made In her sail plan. that she
may not suffer any extreme penalty under
the German rules but these changes will
soon be completed. The Oiseau tx % feet
five inches on the water line ~ feet over
all, ten feet beam and six feet five inches
draught. Her racing lengsh is 29.95 feet
COLUMBIA NAY co TO CORK.
4 dclegat lion from cork. headed by the
lord mayor. on "A special tug met i Pier
Oceanic arrived at Queenstown yesterday.
and urged him to send the Columbia TO
Cork IIarbor to compete I'm the forth
coming contests for the Kings cup.
Mr. Morgan. leaning over the rail of
the Oceanic. asked several questions con-
cernng the details of the regatta, and
promised To take up the matter I'm London
lie said he would do his best Ia insure the
presence of tho Columbia at Cork during
tho raCCS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-09

practice at Columbia yesterday afternoon.
w, r. Morley, the new graduate football
coach was I'm charge. He announced that
Columbia's schedule would be radically
different this year. the big games being
played two weeks earlier than last sea-
son.
The Paris Presse announced yesterday
that w X. Vanderbilt and DIR. Henri de
Rothschild have arranged a match race.
with 40 horsepower automobiles of the
same maker, To be run before May II, the
stake being (. 1900. to be given to the poor.
The distance will be 220 klometers, but
the route is not yet chosen.
The University OF California track
team has cancelled it's agreement for "a
dual track meet with the University of
Pennsylvania. May TO- and II another mu-
tually satisfactory date cannot be agreed
upon within the next week. there will be
no meeting between these teams this year.
In place OF the dual games. there may he
triangular meet between Princeton, Am
herst and Pennsylvania on Franklin
Field, May 10.
Capt. n. II. Hargrave OF the Yale track
team decided today TO hold special
track meet at the Yale field on Saturday,
at which there will be only one event the
anxious 90 develop his long-distance men
early this year. The plan is To have all
the'long- distance men run on Saturday.
April l2, I'm the one-mile event and "a week
later 10 hold a two-mle race. then 10 try
all OF the long-distance men I'm this
event.
The National Cycling association board
OF control today decided upon these Off
cial decrees: The national amateur cham
pionships have been awarded TO three
New England tracks-New Haven, Hart
ford and Springfield--on consecutive days.
providing the promoters accept the con
ditions designated by the board The
grand circuit ou which the professional
short distance championship Is contested
viii start immcdttcly after July ( and
terminate not later than Sept l5 Events
and manner OF running the championship
series will bc announced later. Among
the applications for reinsta tement 20 the
amateur class acted upon favorably was
that Of William j. Turner. Taunton.
Mass. The application Of Everett Ryan.
Waltham, Mass, was declined Pending
investigation for conduct detrimental to
the sport at Rochester y. y, these rid
crs have bcnc suspended: Tom Butler.
Boston: j. T.. Shaw, Riley Sprague Roch-
ester, y. y. Ralph DE Palma. Brooklyn.
y. y rs suspended until July T. 1900 and
must thereafter ride rs "a professional
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-09
PAWTUxET WALLET.

The residents OF Phenix and particularly
those belonging TO the NJ Z. church, were
greatly surprised yesterday to learn
that their pastor, Rev. Flores l..
Streeter. had been stationed by
the conference, at Newport. The
parishioners were wholly unprepared for
the action of the conference and. while
rejoicing with the pastor in securing a
more prominent position, are greatly dis
appointed at the change. Another pulpit.
that at the Washington M. Il. church. will
be filled by new pastor, this year. Rev.
j. IL. Hawkins succeeding the former
pastor.
Mr. Edwin Johnson OF FiskviIle. who
has been suffering for several weeks with
an a.fiiction OF his eyes, was. successfully
operated upon yesterday by DIR. Warren
II. Page of Phenix and is on the road
10 recovery.
Miss Alice Searle, who has been preach
ing among the Friends churches in
Maine for several months past. is stopping
for few days at her home In Fiskville.
The Coventry Social and Literary club
held it's regular meeting last evening and
despite the storm "A fair sized number
enjoyed an interesting musical and liter
AIRY program.
MIR I.ucian Archambault Is soon to COM
mence the erection Of a large dwelling
house near Crawford street, Arctic Cen
tire.
The Valley league tourney ends this
week with the Opera House bowling team
the champions for another year.
The interest in baseball in the Pawtuxet
Valley has revived 10 such an extent that
at least one first class association Is as
sured and in all probability another will
be organized in the near future. At Cen
treville an enthusiastic meeting was held
with the result that . new members were
added to- the already large list. A pur-
chasing committee consisting OF Con
FalVcy. Henry Hank and &. 1. fladdock
was appointed 10 procure uniforms. y
committee on bylaws. consisting OF G.. |.
HaddoCk, ID. H. Adams. Everett NJ.
Shippee. Samuel Sankey, Levi Godtn and
George WrIthery was appointed and the
meeting adjourned TO May 5.
Road Overseer Gagnon has a gang OF
men az work mecadamizing High street.
l. 'Esperance circle. Companions of the
Forest. held an interesting meeting at It's
headquarters i'm Arctic Centre. last even
Ing.
Tho Parish club. connected with st.
Joscphs church. Natick. met last even
Ing in X. OF 9. hail and enjoyed an even
ing at whist.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-09

The New Century Athletic club held a
smoker last evening. the attendance be-
ing the largest and the bill the best I'm the
history OF the organization.
r The first bout was between Dave Rean-
do OF Warren and Joe Laporte of this city
which started off at rapid rate and con-
tinued so until the fourth round, when
Laporte quit
The next announcement was of a con-
test between Martin Mcmahon of Paw
tucket and Jerry Healy of this city and
for three rounds IL was as lively as any
one could wish for Healy was not in
form because he did not know that he
was to be one of the participants until
late I'm the afternoon. but he did good
work for three rounds. when he went
down and out.
The event OF the evening was the ten
round go between, Kid Brady OF Buffalo
and Patsey McKenna Of Boston.
At the outset it looked as III Brady had
met his match I'm McKenna. At the finish
OF the third round Brady was I'm bad
shape and evidently came 10 the conclu-
sion that the best thing was 60 keep Nc
Kenna off and this he succeeded in do
ing for the next six rounds Brady show
ed that he was far better ring general
than a fighter. and the reverse can be
said Of McKenna.
At the end of the ten rounds Referee
Abbott called IL "a draw, aud this seemed
20 be satisfactory decision.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-09
PAID 100 PER CENT

The stockholders Of the Manchester ~
H., baseball association held their annual
meeting Monday night with a good at
tendance. The 80 shares are held by about
dozen men and nearly all were repre-
scnted
The report OF President-Treasurer Eu-
gene ". Reed showed last years total
receipts TO have been S91S0b3 The associa-
tion paid n dividend OF 100 per cent. Is
square with the league and the world and
has snug little sum I'm the treasury.
The directors were reelected as follows:
Mayor William c. Clarke. r. O. Sullivan.
William J. Freeman. John Piller. y. T..
Macdonald Eugene E. Reed and David
W. Perkins. Alderman Reed was rcclcct-
ed president-treasurer and Mr.. Perkins
chairman Of the directors.
Alex Ferson brought up the question
OF the new local league which the asso-
citation has recently taken under It's wing
and spoke against allowing the amateurs
To precede the professionals on the diamond
I'm the same afternoon. lie said the pro-
fesslonals would not like a. because II
would leave the diamond I'm bad shape.
II the games were TO come at all. he said.
they should follow the regular game
The directors will consider the matter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-09
Century Clubs Smoker Bowling Scores,
Around the Ring, Baseball Briefs
and General Gossip.

including n single OF los. and Griffith OBJ
tained 266, which included a single of 104
The summary: Brown, 12S6; Edgewood
l26S.
Harvey's rollers secured two games
from Lees team in the Music hall series
last evening. Lees team won the first
string In an easy manner, but Harveys
rollers obtained the last two events by
close margins and interesting finishes
Shultz made total of 2S2, which in
cluded single of 10l Lee secured 27s
includlngsa single of 100 and Nichols OBJ
tained 2It in which a single of lO5 was
included. The summary: Harvey's 1885,
Lees. 12ll.
The No. I team from the American
Electrical works visited the Olneyville
alleys last evening and were defeated in
two OF the contests by a picked home
team. The visitors won the first game by
an ordinary plurality and obtained n tic
In the second event. The tie was rolled
off i'm the last game and the home team
were the fortunate ones. Evans made a
total OF 272, which was the high total Of
the evening. The summary; Olneyviles,
1912; Electrical Workers, i2n.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-09

down for nine seconds. When he came
up he clinchCd and was very groggy. The
men had hardly broken when Hart land
ed right punch on the solar plexus.
knocking OBrien down and out.
Seven hundred people assembled at the
Casino I'm New Britain last night to wit
ness a bout advertised To take place be-
and Art Sims Of Buffalo. SINS injured
his wrist i'm training and CharlS supplies.
who recently met Frank Erne, was subst-
tuted. The men put up a very tame ar
gument. and were warned several times.
They then mixed II UP for a minute and
Supplies went to the floor and stayed un-
til counted out When Supplies got on
his feet he walked out Of the ring.
Kid Carter OF Brooklyn was given an
apparently undeserved decision over Al
Weinig OF Buffalo at the end OF q six
round contest at Chicago last night.
that II was hard to see how any one could
have given Carter the verdict At the
final gong Carter seemed barely able 10
stand up. so weak had he become from the
severe drubbng he had received, Weinig
came through the fight practically with
out a scratch, and when he heard the
referee decide against him he became
frantic. but his appeal for a reversal OF
the decision went unheeded. In the pre-
liminary Luke Shet of Louisville was
Knocked out i'm two rounds By Jim Dewar.
a Chicago middleweight
After an extended conference with Pres
ident WAGNER and a committee of busi-
ness men of the city OF Charleston. S g..
Governor McSweeuey announced ut mid
night that he would not allow the Jeffries-
FitZSimmons nsht to be pulled of I'm
Charleston. lie said it was the first time
the matter had been brought 10 his at
tention officially. and as the law was
very pointed he could take no other
course. lie added that he would call out
the militia n necessary to prevent the
contest The effort to secure the mill Is
now ended. a j. c. Jaudon telegraphed TO
New York early this morning withdraw
ing his offer Mr. Jaudon said he would
not post the $4,000 forfeit demanded by
Jeffries I'm vi-w OF the attitude OF Gov
truur McSwCcrey.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-09

Conn; 16. and IL. Hartford: rs. Worcester;
2l. Meriden. Conn; %, New Haven, Conn. !;
May H. Hoboken, n j.
The Athletic Baseball club of Central
Falls has organized for the season and
would like Ia arrange games with any
club in the state. Address John III. Ger
agility. manager, 106 Adams avenue. Cen
tral Falls.
A baseball team for the season OF 1902
has been organized in the grammar de-
partment of the la Sale acamedy The
names of the players and their respective
positions are as follows: ID. Casey, C.: w.
Farley, p.; j. Conway, H.: j. :. Cuddy.
2b. l.. Walsh. 3D.: ID. Moroney. :. s.: Il.
McGarry. r. f.: +. Mullen, g. f.; A. Duln.
J. The nine desires To hear from teams
averaging II years, grammar school teams
preferred. Address all challenges TO VIII
liam Carley. 10 Fountain street. city
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-09
ON LOCAL ALLEYS.

The visiting West Side rollers were vic
torious I'm two OF the contests at the Elm
wood club last evening. The first two
games were comparatively close, but I'm
the last event more liberal margin was
obtained by the home team. Palmer made
a. neat total OF 2S2. Payton and Macdon-
aid secured 271. the former roller making
a single of 49, and Rust obtained total
OF 275. which included a single Of los. The
summary: Elmwoods. 1910; West Sides.
1923.
The visiting Brown team secured two
games at the EdEewood Casino last even
ing. All the contests were comparatively
close and the last one was especially 80.
for II was not decided until the last box,
when II was ascertained that the home
rollers had won by seven pins Holmes
made a total OF ssS, Potter secured gs2,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-09

boat since the fee broke on the Penobscot
river lie will report at Lowell IN a few
days.
Ed Mexican, the famous Cleveland
shortstop has signed 90 manage and play
Eastern league,
Gleason Is tho only player OF tho De
trolt tacm that has not been heard from
McAlster has been excused from prac-
ticc for a few days Ills wife is III.
Jake Gottman has decided TO cast his
fortunes with Buanlo. I'm preference TO
Louisville He Is considered tho second
fastest fielder In the Eastern league.
The Cincinnati Enquirer states that the
Baltimore fans arc up In arms over tho
signing Of Schcckard. They do not want
a contract jumper on the team.
Sclce has sent Hooker. Buffalos star
pitcher. back 60 the Blsons. solce had a
very good assortment of pitchers and
could not make room for the young mans
Smith. formerly with Rochester. is al
ready n favorito with thc rest OF the play
crs OF tho New York team, and they all
agree that he plays an exceedingly fast
game at second.
Manager Dwyer. Of the Detroit team. Is
receiving the congratulations OF his
friends Frank says that with three boys
now in the family he has n pitcher. catch
or and umpire. re.-Phlladelphia North
American.
The following schedule 81 exhibition
IHfa Fftr no
American team. April ~, at Waterbury.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-09
GENERAL GOSSIP.

AZ meeting Of the Wesleyan university
basket BAN team yesterday. W. =. calder
'os. was elected captain for next year.
Calder is also captain of the football
team.
Abe Frank won the Tennessee derby
yesterday az Memphis 10y head: Lon
Woods was second by e. length, Bucclcugh
third. Time 1.5ta.
Green y Morris, tho wcll-known horse
man. has been stricken down with small
pox. and rs now an inmate of the city
pcsthouse at San Francisco. where his
case is said 90 be OF a mild type.
Roswell II. Hyatt O3 OF Mcriden, Conn.
was last night elected captain OF tho Yale
University basket ball team for next sea-
son. T.. B Whitcomb OF Milwaukee. Wis.
was chosen business manager.
Syracuse University has entered a relay
team In tho onc-mile college champion-
shin To take place at Franklin Field.
Philadelphia. Seven teams are now en-
tered IN this event the others being Har-
ward. vale. Pennsylvania. Georgetown,
Chicap D and Notre Dame.
FIfty men reported FOR spring football
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-09

Andy Watson is ready TO meet any
lightweight in New England.
Kid Mccoy has declined to meet Ed
Martin at Los Angeles. He says he is
looking after bigger game.
Billy Gardner is training hard I'm anti
cipation OF "A match with Andy Watson
April -.
Jim Kelley OF New York was given
the decision over Frank Hallett of New
Haven in l2-round bout at Walling
ford last night. Kelley had the advan-
Charley Wittmer. Americas premier
Graeeo- Roman wrestler. of Cincinnati. O..
i'm mixed style wrestling contest at city
hall, Waterbury, Conn, last night. de-
{ ated Prof. NJ. j. Dwyer OF New Haven.
formerly OF Grand Rapids. Mich. best
two out Of three falls. There were about
500 spectators.
The most important event I'm pugilistic
circles this week is the fight between Joe
Walcott and Jack O'Brien at philadelphia
next Friday night. Walcott has demon
strated that outside of the. big fellows.
he is probably the most dangerous man I'm
the ring today. Ills defeat OF Choynsk
and the refusal OF Tommy Ryan of>Syra-
cuse To meet him plainly show the calbrc
OF the man. and his contest with jack
lowers Of the game all over the country
with unusual interest
% Bricn has rushed To- tnc front during
the past two years so rapidly that many
believe that he Is the only man able TO
lower Walcotts Colors. O'Bricn'S long
string OF victories In England and hs
defeat OF every man whom he has mot
since his return stamp him rs one OF the
greatest fight rs at his weight who ever
donned the gloves. This battle Is bound
to be a fast and furious one from the
start as both men are aggressive and
have much Go gain by victory. Should
q Bricn win. his claim TO the emiddleweight
mpionShip OF America can only he
disputed by Tommy Ryan and N he should
meet Ryan he would be an odds-on favor
tie with tho betting public. OBricn has
been anxious ever since HIS return from
he other side To meet Walcott. as he is
not only confident that he can defeat him.
but knows that a victory over tho negro
means "A sure step toward the champion
shig.
Kid Goodman OF Boston obtained the
decision last night IN 81 15-round bout with
Casper Leon az Hartford. Conn.
t4r.
Eruc and Cans have each posted Set5u--
a guarantee that they will appear on MAY
II az the International club at Fort Erie.
Just across the river from Buffalo They
are 90 box ~ rounds NJ 1876 pounds weigh
In az the ringsidC.
Marvin Hart Of Louisville knocked out
Dick OBrien Of LEWISTON Ne in the
third round of what was scheduled 10 be a
2n-round contest. before the Empire Ath-
letic club at Louisville hast night
\ stln blow " the Jaw seat - Bricn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-09

Jim Kelley OF New York was given
the decision over Frank Hallett OF New
Haven in a l2-round bout at Walling-
ford last night. Kelley had the advan-
tage from the start.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-09

Billy Gardiner is training hard I'm anti
cipation OF a match with Andy Watson
April 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-09

and IL is believed the amateur games will
follow the regular exhibition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-09

Kid Mccoy has declined TO meet Ed
Martin at Los Angeles. He says he is
looking after bigger game.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-09
AROUND THE RING

George Dixon and Willie Smith meet
at Toronto April Is.
Andy Watson is ready TO meet any
lightweight in New England.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-09
BASEBALL BRIEFS

Sockalexis has been running ferry
boat since the ice broke on the Penobscot
river. lie will report at Lowell IN u few
dave