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The evening world., 1903-08-12
FITZ PUTS UP $4,000 ON
JEFFRlES AGAINST $4,000

at Oakland. where he will. remain until the day Of the fight
Corbett entertained a number of his visitors at his quarters in Alameda
and q display OF his tactics and al exhibition of his athletic courseo Of
training. He has been examined by the physician of the Yosemite Club and
been pronounced in perfect condition.
Fitzimmorss departure from Camp Jefries is probably explained now
in a little betting he has done. Probably acting a - commissioner for JEFF
fries. the lanky fellow yesterday placed $4,000 against $4,000 on the cham
pion. The Corhett end of the bet wa taken by George R. Webster. of the
Central Theatre. Checks we're put up and placed in the hands o a stake
holder.
1t has been a hard matter to understand how "Fttz' got such good odds
when tie prevailing price is 2 to on Jefries. There is much Corbett
There is a story which bettors have readily nibbled at and that is that
Jenries IS sick and in bad shape. 1t is thought it started at the Jenries
camp for the purpose of shortening the price. II, however, cannot be traced
to al authentic source.
That the Mechanics Pavilion will be crowded when the men enter the
ring is made evident by the advance sale OF seats. Already $4,000 worth
have been disrosed Of and the promoters say they have orders for $lSO 900
worth more from people from out of town.
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PLENTY Of WORK
At GRAVtSEAO
Trainers, Because N the Bad
Weather In Saratoga Are
Mastering Charges 10 Iona
Island Tracks Tor aallops.

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envnH tbS rarn-rt mo seVera' OF n'
sopn one- o"veTeu w" Ftonhh ~ He"''n
sole s'er ot sp~eh Hhsrod me f'''
urotner 70 Fal" painserne'd was a.
loWed = SNORT Dreamer ~ tnree paris
speeu. iAny h~ahusprlhE E"t . quarter
mile UP ~ 4 FOOD CUP snd looms readv
TOT . sterner question: al " tim" that
v shoud be asked Ths y~oungHtets Slr
Cart< ana Happy Hollow WIRE Sent To
GOOD uSeeHing eHerc'ss n arS In prom
Ism mage.
trainer Henry Hsrrfs sent Spanish
Lassis a four-f H1onE trip In oG. Tom
lawson breeSed over tho six-furlonE
routs In l2. Tue move was neatly &C
comphshed they acted like q prom
King pair. Interval and My Mate. Of
the same wiring wero on the easy side,
nothing fast being wanted
rr.tr.r uu,.- u. ~
~ ai'o"eu ms
k1Ampurg thr~ce-year-ol Cocaine a good
stff gallop OF q mile al q two minute
clip.
Iii. ,,.,
sN"a 'uhAin' vi '"e boston stable $
lot. reeled on three etrhths of a mile
In 0.ss Ia, hard held Ali the way. Tom
0n.v a, ,h. .,-. -. .
49, s hh' s'eppeu a
quarter In O26 Ia. handily accomplished.
William Tlmmons's Wyefield ~galloped
a half miIa In OIL Ia EoIonhIIe NJ ,h.
- $50 .~...o a. I- ~
Same suAo'e' e"'"reu ING INSTANCE u"
ob2 Ia
Steve BillinRss Wager was allowed
- u.IIs. -. -. 80, .D.aa
stfoha s"iop AZ Hhee pHS 'p0o''
Roller Triple Silver turned a quarter
mile through the stretch in O.2S a.. Ned
MOI. n, ,hs Holland string reeled off
hcore' o uhe va
four furlongs in O.S LIZ. Nodo. trom the
shie,ds barn. turned the half-mi!e
~o,,a IN obs The Chieftain was sent
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appeared to be In excellent stroke. and
yesterday.
II. l.. Doherty, the British champion.
practiSed for a while against several
OF the Americans, and Their took the
court against the Harvard t~itle-holder,
Edgar s. Leonard.
Doherty played with great dash
against the Harvard champion. To the
outset the little Briton was steady
enough, despite the clever passing and
placing OF his opponent. Or the Nth
the American clearly outplayed
his famous adversary by keeping him
on the run in the endeavor 10 gather In
his .well-played shots and passes. The
work OF the Harvard la was eacep.
tionally brilliant for a while. but 1t ap.
peared TO be but a fash. for after at
taing the lead at 4-2, Doherty pulled up
by working the ball constantly to the
at g.. The points were $50.
In the other matches the results were
interesting Mahony succeeded in de,
teattng II. II; whitman by the core OF
feated Louis E. Mahan. of Columbia
81. 90. A. w. Post defeated Rus,
sell Sard, 81. 81, and the veteran
Bob Huntington, defeated Harry Tor.
rance, 81. Is.
In the second set Doherty took q
commanding lead at So. az Leonard
found great difficulty in returning his
place shots, On the eighth game tn,
American made a great Effort n by
terrific smashing and volleving at tn,
fash. however. for Dohertv took tn.
hnal. game by a love score cleanl.
passing Leonard for the points.
! The score. 81 points H-29.
The evening world., 1903-08-12
NO PICTURES OF THE
C0RBETT-JEFFRIES GO.

There will be no moving pictures taken
OF the Corbett-Jetfries night out in
Frisco. Several bids were made by
theatrical managers and others but no
satisfactory agreement could be reached
and the matter was dropped. Jack
Herman. OF the Fort Erie Club. who
has the moving pictures OF the Root
Gardner battle now or exhibition at the
Grand Opera House here. made a big
offer TO the fighters. Corbett was
anxious to see Herman get the contract
AND refused to consider any other propo-
sition.
Herman is directly responsible for the
meeting OF the two men Friday. 1t
was through his efforts that Jeffries
was induced to agree to fight Corbett
again and he offered the first purse for
the battle on behalf OF the Fort Erie
Club.
The returns of the fight will be an.
nounced by rounds from the stage OF
the Grand Opera House while the Root
Gardner pictures are being shown.
The evening world., 1903-08-12
LIGHT GALLOPS OVER
HORSE HAVEN COURSE,
Horses still barred from the Main
Track at Saratoga
of Its Condition.
rsn,c,.I 70 rhe Evening worid.J

(Specinl 10 q hNohihb "N''o-b
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. l2.-The
veather was bright and clear and the
temperature was perfect at the course
this morning during the hours at
which the thoroughbreds take their
constitutionals. A heavy rain OF the
night before deluged the man course
to such an extent hat IL was closed to
the racers, who had to dc their gallops
over the Horse Haven n the new
course adjoining it.
On these grounds hundreds 81 racers
were shown. and the horses clattered
over the ground al good rates of speed.
Trainer Rogers. of the W. Z. Whitney
string, showed his charges OF in full
force over the new course and several
cf them were sent TO good galioping
exercise. Among those INDUCED were
Leonora Loring, Goldsmith, Judith
Campbell and the youngsters stalwart.
Leonidas and IIipias.
The Hampton Stables Afrioander
covered a mile and a quarter over the
Horse Haven course in 2.24. He did
It handily and seems to be at his best.
Trainer Frank Taylor sent Irene
Lindsey seven ~furlongs in lao. Nc
Chesney was allowed jogging exercise.
p. H. McCarren's Brooklyn galloped
. mile in 1.5S.
]. w. Colts steeplechaser Lavatol
covered a mile and a quarter in 2.2i.
Trainer W. Shields allowed ST. Val,
entine a half mile breather In 0.S9.
Frank Farrell's Col. Padden reeled of
: mile through the slush OF the Hors,
Haven course in 1.50.
Trainer Hogan sent the Ragget
Cavalier six furlongs in l:23.
N August Belmont, j. e. Madden
John Sanford and other racers wer,
shown to light jogging exercise.
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as the day he fought John l.. Sullivan
and surprised everybody.
Il know this for a fact. The only
risk he runs. to my mind, is In getting
nervous. You know Corbett Is a high
strung bundle OF nerves at the sta RI OF
a fght. II usually takes him one or
two rounds to get over this. II he
night, he'll go the limit, and there's
nothing to II he will %outpoint Jeffrirs
I'll bet 5000 on him at the prevailing
odds"
an argument In picking him to beat
Corbett. In short, they say he has the
punch and can stand the gan. IL
Sharkey's five straight punches on the
blowx and short jolts only made him
IAght faster. what chance has coebott?
The evening world., 1903-08-12
DOHERTY WINS
FROM LEONARD
British Champion 0utpIays Har-
ward TitIeholder in First Set
of Tennis Match on Meadow
Club S Court at Southampton.
tsp.oI.l 70 IN. Evening wotIdN

SOUTHAMPTON. N. Y, Aug. "a
Bob Huntington the veteran American
and II. Terrence, jr, were the first
pair 10 take the courts this morning. in
the continuation OF the tennis tourna-
ment on the held of the Meadow Club.
They cancelled the former score of
their unfinished match, which stood at
So, +s, a-sll yesterday when the
rain compelled them to stop.
The younger Whitman. who was de-
feating the English expert. Harold s.
Mahony. and had scored the frst set at
81. and sail on the second set, be-
san their match where 1t left Oh. Both
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WORTH wrwm1r wn mwn nm
SPORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING WORLD
Work SOM TRAINING hsHMs OF THE mWNnAnzD coSsf1 RINGING CMP
RINGING" CASE UP
TO GRAND JURY
Horse Entered as Untrue In
Two. Year.0ld Race Believed
10 BE- Either hbble L, Or
Nathalie N.

sr fotfia No ~ Tho rirri-s-
$50 M I'si rrct cHef = Four years
~ rn-fr under 'h. rtme ~ Untrue We
entered Ir . 'r1.yrpr ~ farc. Il VOW
.1 tho hands ~ the Grand ttrv hrfs,
Rinaire is a felony foo Missouri trd
no guilty PARTIES aro .'Es'y - 10
sryerclv isalt with
! 7 Rogers. tho man arrested IN ne
.ass has had q hearing md hnen 30
handed The real tntrue 10 , tvo.Vear-
I'D. The horse it lie altered Rogers
,risd 90 run under hat name is nrI oved
"a be either Ahbie 4. or Nathalie "
The evening world., 1903-08-12

The difference in opinions on the prob
able result OF the big fight Is remark
a bile. The list above shows just how
some of the noted pugilIstic experts
diner in picking the winner. 1t has
bcen said OF Honest John" Kelly that
he is seldom wrong on a hght. This
time he is picking Coroett and betting
on him.
It is said that Kelly originally was a
Jeffries man and that he has recently
switched. Kelly denied this to an Even
ing World reporter at the Empire City
track trotting races.
"I don't know who got me wrong in
this matter. / liked corbett's chances
from the start. He u In a. good shape
The evening world., 1903-08-12
CHAMPIONS WILL START
IN CELTIC PARK GAMES.
Eyrat- on Labor nay WIN ittrnot
MIA Entry List.

All tho cracks have promised 20 stav
after The metropolitan .nnmpionship
meeting to take part In tho railtin
games AZ CNltic Park un Labor Day.
Among the entries Will ho Pat Walsh.
Harry Hlllmar, Billy Edwards, 4. j.
callahan. J. Bohan. T. splitter and g. 10.
williams In the spirits, Edwards.
Walsh. HiIlman and Williams In the
mlddle-distaule races. Joyce, carr. Ba-
con, Maher, McGarry and Todd in tho
long distance runs Priustciu, Ewry,
Doc" MuIiigan, Harry Mcdonald and
Ell giehart in the jumps, and Flanagan,
Mitchell and the two sheridans IN tha
weights.
The evening world., 1903-08-12
RACING NOTES..

Only twelve horses in a race Will be
permitted 10 start in races over the
turf course at Saratoga This was de-
c!ded on At a meeting OF the stewards.
Starter Jake Hoffman. Of the Haw-
thorne race-track,. a left Saratoga to
attend to his dutdes in Chicago. which
begin on Monday.
Hurdle races will be features Of the
cards at the Buffalo meeting this year.
President Rowland says It was impos-
sible to hx Q s~teeplechase course in
time, so the hurdle races will be sub
stituted
For the next two months and a half
Jockey Monk Coburn will ride for Sen
ator p. II, McCarren, The boy will re-
ceive 81 800 for his services. but under
the conditions Of his contract he will
have to make ITO pounds.
There will be seenty-two bookmakers
doing business at Saratoga to-day,
AT their meeting last night that num-
Der drew for positions In the ring.
John A.. Drake Is looking around for
IL Jockey for next year. This = = 70
lo'NsN having sisnsd With Bennips$oa.
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PURSE TO 60 ON
JEFF TO BEAT CORBETT.
Continued from First Page.)

freely offered about the sporting resorts for the last few days. but there
was a sort OF a hitch in the game.
The situation here is very odd. The wise sports who have been watch
ing the training stunts OF the two giants ares somewhat at a loss to know
how to 60 ahead. Corbett has been working hard and honestly to de-
velop his hitting abilities and a the same time to make himself a
quick on the hoof as 1t is possible to do. His trainers and those who
nave visited him at his quarters all report him to be in better condition.
quicker, more agile and more hefty than he "a when he met Jehrles
before. and they are breathing deep when they discuss his chances OF
again becoming champion.
FRIENDS X CONFIDENT.
On the other hand, there are the faithful friends OF Jenries who say
that the giant will get there with a solitary punch. OF course the punch
has to be landed hard and good to get away with the money. but the
Jenries contingent is satisfied that the champion a deliver the goods.
There has been a lot of dope sent out about both men, but the facts
stand this way to-day: Corbett is quicker and stronger than he even was
A wise sport said to-day that II Corbett would only follow the tactics
he pursued when he vanquished John L. Sullivan he would worry Jerries
to death. But Jenres has not lost any chances to get on to every possible
curve.
In the narrowed-down opinion of the experts, as matters now stand
1t looks this way: Corbett will win If he a worry his la sick, and JEFF
fries o win must get home early with one Of his deadly heartstoppers.
HUGE SUMS IN
The amount Of money in town to-day Is surprising. Twenty Quaker
City sports have come along already with $4,000 to lay down o Jenrtes
at 2 to l. All the sports in Los Angeles are here with Jenries money
sticking out Of their pockets, and the indications are that every dollar that
Corbett or his friends a raise will be covered by friends Of Jenries before
the cry Of time.
Jenries is training hard. He appeared to-day in a gayyooored
hard, his eye clear his step light and his smile confident
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DIFFERENT OPINIONS OF
LOCAL FIGHT EXPERTS
JEFFRIES.

JEFFRIES.
Eddie Burke.
Jimmy Wakely
Dan o'Rourke.
Leo Mayer.
sam Harris.
200 Vendis.
Matt Clune.
'pobe" Harley.
Parson Davies.
Prof. Mike Donovan.
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C0RBETT.

"Honest john Kelly.
George Considine.
Dick Bernard.
Harry BulEer.
Abe Attell.
Lee Harrison.
Fred stone.
"Doc" Ordway.
Martin Kirby.
Al smith.
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national League Standing.
American League Standing.
Eastern League Standing.

nasebnII,l PoIe Grounds, To-day, 4
) = ~ Louis = Nv Yen. Adm. Soc. -
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Sporting.

CHICAGO H~ANDIcAPeBR. 2S3 broadway, op-
poAta Post-oniee, publishes $40 worth racing
Information daily. Soc. Eastern aud Wsstarn ao-
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Asss tAAa can be procured slEwhsFN e.
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John A. Drake Is looking around for
o'Nsssi having sisisd With Bshnia soa.
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sii2 500 for a Prescription.

The largest sum ever paid for pre-
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volved in coin and stock $112, 10000 and
was paid by party of business men for
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They commenced the serious investi-
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They interviewed scores of the cured
and tried it out on it's merits by putting
over three dozen cases on the treatment
and Watching them. They also got ply
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per cent of the test cases were either
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There being but thirteen per cent Of
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No. is California express and makes local
stops between Lamar and La Jnnta.
No. Is Denver express, stops on flag at Las
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No. and No. both carry tourist and Pullman
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Colorado Springs and Denver.
Train No. Ss runs to La Junta and will accom-
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nects at La Junta with a train from Denver car
ries passenger through to Chicago without
change. Has Pullman and tourist sleepers.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
rArF on LEMUEL q. STUpan DECFAsRD.

ESTATE OF lEhUEL g. SfuBBs DEcKAsKp.
The undersigned, having been appointed Ad-
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late Of the County of Prowers, in the State Of
she will appear before the County Court Of said
Prowcrs County. at the Court House In Lamar,
IN said County, At the Oecember Term 1902, on
the last Monday In February next, at which
time all persons having claims against said es-
tate arc notified and requested to attend for
the purpose Of having the same adjusted. Ali
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to the undersign-
cd.
Dated at Lamar. Colo. this sth day Of Janu-
]. X. DOUGHTY, Attorney. Administrative.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

US, LAND OYYIcE. LAnAR, CoLo.l
Dec. 20, 1902
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
o. 8. LAND CyyIor, LAnAr Col

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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
LAHAR- Colo. Nov. % lQ(l2

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
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