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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-26
Changes in the Lighthouse Service.

BY direction of the President. Maj
Thomas L. Casey. Corps Of Engineers. has
been assigned to duty, as engineer of the
fifteenth lighthouse district. at st. Louis.
Vice Col Amos Stickney. relieved. and
Maj. Theodore A. Bingham. Corps Of En-
gineers. has been assigned to duty as en-
gineer OF the. tenth lighthouse district. at
Buffalo. vice T. w. Symons. relieved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-26
Assessor Gives Adverse Report.

Paul S. Cox OF this city has forwarded to
the Commissioners circulars describing an
amusement toy. slot machine and asking
whether or not It would be lawful to oper-
ate the game in this city. Mr.. H. H. OAR
nellie, the assessor. says 1t is his opinion
that the device described comes within the
scope of section S6S of the CODE defining
gaming tables, and its operation in the Dis
tied. He suggests. however, that the cor
poration counsel might be asked to pass
upon the subject.
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Bureaus Already Organized.

The bin makes the following provision re-
garding the bureaus already organized:
THAT all appropriations made for the
fiscal year 1904 for the Department of
Labor. fish commission. bureaus. offices OF
other divisions Of whatever designation or
character. transferred or that may be
transferred from any executive department
to the Department of Commerce and Labor
under the act approved February IA, 1903,
shall be available for expenditure in and
by the Department of Commerce and
Labor. and shall be treated the same as
though said branches of the public service
had BEEN directly named in the laws max
ing said appropriations as parts Of the De-
partment of Commerce and Labor. under
the direction CT the Secretary of the de-
partment: Provided; That as to all gen.
-eral appropriations for printing and bind
ing. rent and contingent or miscellaneous
expenses the amounts that shall be trans
ferred hereunder. except where the same
are specifically fixed by law. shall In the
case of each bureau. Office or other division
be not less than the average amount ex-
pended on account of or allotted for ex
penditure to each of the same during the
fiscal years 1902 and 1908.
That the Secretary of the Treasury Is
hereby authorized and directed, as soon as
may be practicable and before the first day
OF July, 1908 to transfer to the Department
OF Commerce and Labor all chiefs Of divi-
sion, assistant chiefs of division, clerks,
messengers. assistant messengers and la
borers now employed In the divisions of his
work relating to the business of the bu-
reaus and offices Of the Treasury Depart
ment transferred or to be transferred to
the Department of Commerce and Labor
under the act of February ii, 1903; and in
proportion to the number of persons in the
divisions of his Office whose time and labor
are partially devoted to the work Of said
bureaus and offices he shall transfer ap-
proKimately an equivalent number of clerks
and other employees to said Department of
Commerce, and Labor and the appropria-
lions made for the compensation Of all per-
sons transferred hereunder shall be credited
TO and disbursed by the Department Of
Commerce and Labor.
That the Secretary of Commerce and
Labor shall submit to Congress for the
fiscal year 1905. and annually thereafter
estimates in detail for all personal services
and for all general and miscellaneous ex-
penses for the Department of Commerce
and Labor.
That all bureaus offices and divisions
transferred to the Department of Commerce
and Labor now occupying quarters in any
building owned by the United States shall
continue therein until otherwise provided
for by Congress"
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1 1 to ~.

(CoNTINUED)
NOHZr Boys Heavy Percale Blouse
nS/(S Waists: ruff1ed collar: very
substantial and seryiceable; 25c. value.
SD OR Lot Of Young Mems High
@SeO quality Coats and Vests: fine
Winter-weight serges; plain blue and
plain black; sizes IA, Is, 16 and 10 years;
single and sdouble-breasted; from suits
sold at $3.50.
DE- Finest Imported Silk and Lisle
@OS Thread Gloves: regularly 81, 75c.
and Soc; every conceivable color and
shade, including black and white; ex-
quisite lace and open-work effects; Lace
Silk Mitts: .2oc. for choice.
2ZhC Heavy Stair or Runner OIL
01SS cloth; pretty patterns and col
ors; worth up to 10c. yard.
OH/c Best Quality "a Table Oil
MIN cloth: white, and colors;,
worth 25cs yard.
h2c Extra Heavy White Bed Spreads:
UOS Marseilles patterns; double bed
size; worth DOC:
Dor: Handsome White Spachtel, APP
S>$ plique and Net Bureau Scarfs,
Shamseand Centerpieces; worth to 7oc.
O6Nc. Atwood Ingram Carpet Rem
AyG- nants. Worth 75c. yard.
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Minor Repairs to Be Made.

The Commissioners will inform: the Wood
burn Citizens Association that minor re-
pairs will be made to Rock Creek Church
road. Riggs road and Blair road as soon as
the weather permits but that the funds at
their disposal will not permit Of the resur-
facing OF the highways at this time.
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HECf1Tg, GREATER. STORES, 5l3-515 9TH Street.


the telephone system of lines. All cost con-
nected with the construction of the tele-
phone service is to be paid from the tele-
phone tax in the same manner that build
ing tax Is now collected, but in no year 70
exceed IS.
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3 to 3.
CONTINUITY

CONTINUITY
9zh~ Blue Stripe Bed Ticking;
OYCS slightly soiled; Sc. value.
Ec Sample strips Cambria Embroid-
~ cry: AZ yds. each; sell at 1oc. and
12hc.
zSc Lot of Boys Fine Quality Suits;
~ doub!e-breasted and vestie
styles: plain blue and dark mixed eff
fects; 3, IA ana l5-year sizes: from
quick-seliing lines; this hour, I3c.
liz n Boys Century Cloth Waists;
~ heavy weight for winter wear:
strong and very serviceabie: &c. value.
az Infants Turn-soie Shoes; nice
WV quality.
SH Misses Well-made School Shoes;
" soft and serviceable: worth 81 so.
mOr Waists of fine madras, silk and
zephyr ginghams, dimity lawns,
colored Swisses. India linens. grass cloth
ana many other high-quaiity fabrics:
finest lace insertion. briar-stitched open
work. silk-embroidered designs: tucked
yokes. lace inserting, ETC.; values run up
to % or so.
HVHZC Best Quality "a Table OIL
nS/}S cloth; white and colors.
sells at 25c. yard
Dr. White Applique Mats: worth
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Number Aggregate

In addition to the foregoing, which SHOWS
the compensation and number of employees
already provided for in legislation that Will
be enacted before" the close of this session:
each of said bureaus is amply provided as
to incidental and contingent expenses. in.
Guiding printing and binding and rental OF
quarters which they occupy.
A provision is also recommended In the
bill requiring the Secretary of the Treasury.
In whose immediate office more than 600
people are employed, to transfer to the Sec
rotary of Commerce and Labor all of such
people as are now employed on work relat-
ing to the bureaus that have been trans
ferred from his department.
The bill also contains necessary proyi-
sion for the transfer to the new department
of all appropriation that will be made for
the transferred bureaus for the fiscal year
1904 since the passage of the act creating
the Department of Commerce and Labor.
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1 d to 1 1 4.

= Doc Children's Dresses. in dark col
b ZVC iors; > splendid for everyday
/. wear;,1 to years; soc. value.
Z M6D<. Choice of any Flannelette
p wv Wrapper that sold from 81 to
B 81 40, including blacks and whites; all
8 high-grade garments.
20Dc Women's Fine Black = Saline
p w Underskirts; prettily trimmed;
\ none. sold under 81.
= 55C dt sS heavy qualify; made
p to sell fofss1 gsrment. -,
i. 5Vc y sfe inches fss's wide; splendidy suit.
s sp5s tsG Ss's'i skirts and spring WEAR
b DOC A,i,sik chinas; full 2 i, inches hes
: white; very desirable; regular price, 5Sc-
2Qc H eans Sale in eiIsaing
!. 5O-inch Atwood Ladies' Cloth. 3S-inch
p Am-woold C61oJted Henriettas, 45-inch
b Pink Mohair; iii. wool Venetian Extra.
Heavy Plain @olf CLOTH ,1f worth Itf = up 10
b ZSC and pop,ilar Tor spring wear;
!. light blue. pink, Nile rose and black;
as 4 AcsAuhha 1adras ia inches swide,s
-
- 19c. value.
- G 6-2Gb Mems Good. Quality Shoes;
y As0| box calf, yici kid and satin
- calfs all new and most desirable. s:ts
"a pN. Women's Storm Rubbers; very
r. SIC best quality. sS15s
p i'm, ChiIdrer's weH-nlade Shoes for
~ IyC school and everyday wear;s
g 81, small priced at $l.25.:i@ 5-a!a
e <mo Choice from all the Colored
W.; Waists. including finest madras,
h silk and zephyr ginghams. dtmity lawns.
1. colored Swisses India linens. grass cloth
8 and many. other high-qualtty fabrics;.
h trimmed with lace Insertion, briar-
8 stitched openwork, silk-embrofderedd de-
signs full tuck Jokes, lace inserting,
b etc.; this hour only, &C.
p CT 40 Extra good quality Cheviot-
& 9loFy Serge Dress Skirts; blue and
black; never. sold under 1898: choice
p this hour, 81, %.
S398 Skirts f sIsa gray sas srenn
tailor-stitched bands fieunce and flare
b bottom; sslf up to s..
b CT dD2 Lot :. of Boys High-grade
!. ~ o>O Suits, selling regularly up to
IS; including Norfolk and Vestie styles;
u all most desirable and a remarkable
I. saving for this hour.
b 81 OF Boys IN natty : and , stylish Reef s
8 ~ ~ efs; hne quality blue, red, tan
M and. black kersey cloth; brass buttons;
I. regular value, $i.9S.
X zT/~ Boys Heavy Quality Century
g IZQ@ Cloth Waists; strongly sewed
p and very substantial; regular price, Csc.
"a Il Ac Boys Knee Pants; strongly
b Wy made and very serviceable; sell
usually at 39ci this hour, &c.,
s PM Boys Long-lasting Corduroy
s. OVA> Knee Pants; the quality selling
|. at 75c. and 81 everywhere.
& dMH/ Good Quality Holland Win
u ZT1l. dow Shades. In various col
p ors; Slightly imperfect; with fixtures.
3 pm, White Bed Spreads; neat de-
s. OyS signs; worth 59c.; to buyer.
s. DE-. Pretty 424 Tapestry Table Cow
&. 10Y ers, various colors; worth 40c.
{. q 4 I'm Mensss and Women's All-silk
y u eOV Umbrellas; fine qualities; sell
a ing high as s.. 3.
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Florida-Atlantie Coast Lines

famous trains leave Washington 3:16 D. m.
$40 pm. Office. sol Pennsylvania avenue.
Advertise eht.
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Il to s.

a to s.
en- An Women's Mercerized Saline
sp ~ Understands; black with dam
ty white foulard pattern; S2.9S value.
Or Children's Good Quality Ribbed
~ Underwear; PC. value.
AEc womens Kid Gloves; the stand
Tow ard value at 81.
Roc Boys Corduroy Knee Pants:
O>N very serviceable and long-last-
ing; kinds sold at Toe. and 81.
2GDC Boys Superior Grade Knee
WV Pants; strongly sewed and good
quality cloth; SOC. value.
ON mo Boys Norfolk and Vestie
y loYC Suits selling up to So; this
hour, $1.9S
REc Mems Self-acting Rubbers: ex-
OopS cellent quality.
@n 7R Boys Rubber Knee Boots;
y ~ superior quality; worth 81.
CO Or women's New Spring Suits
QOe>O worth high as $15; all ad-
vance styles and very smart and up to
date A considerable variety of styles
and kinds; blue and black: but one and
two of kind; this hour, choice, $S.SS
CT no Women's All wool Flannel
D oYO Tea Gowns; many effective
and dainty styles; sell regularly up to IS.
CT 40 Extra Good Quality. Cheviot
y eTy Serge Dress Skirts: blue and
black; never sold under $39s; choice
this hour only. $1.49.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-26
1 1 to IL.

1 1 to IL.
1GNc Women's F1annelette Under
~ Skirts, with lace inserting; extra
good quality.
81 40 Fine Quality Mercerized I'm
~ ef> derskirts: black and white
and all black; worth and sell for s.. :
81 AO New and most desirable
W u ~ Black Brilliantine Waists, in
the latest and most attractive styles; the
quality sold at $2.49.
Szhc New Spring Percales; yard
OWSN wide; stripe and check effects;
light and medium grounds; 10c. value.
Roc Black Taffeta Silk: rich and lus-
O>@ rous; usually sells at 59c.
1OIZ~ Infants White Wool Elan,
nS/2S mel; soft and good wearing
quality; 25c. value. .-~s.-r
n o., Lot Of dress goods, including
81 ~ Silk and Wool Striped Waist
fngs. Yard-wide Henriettas ETC.; all
most desirable; worth high as SOC. yard.
Roc Fancy Japanese Dress Silks; %
inches wide; light grounds with
pretty contrasting pin stripes and neat
hsures; positively selling at 69c.
r., Mems All-silk Shield Bows; never
Os<< sell under 15c.; 2 for sc.
Sc Infants and Children's Fast Black
w Hose; regular price, 1Oc.
QOC Women's Lace Shoes; good and
seryiceable quality; sell at $1.5O
and 81.
OOc. Boys good wearing Shoes sizes
: ap to-51zts7nice' looking and latest
shapes. 80: : :. '.:s7'f
S1 no Mems Satin Calf Shoes; regu-
W ~ lar 81 values; extra good
grade; for this hour. $1.19.
50 40 Mems Knee Rubber Boots:
~SeO~ Just the thing for the wfntry
weather: s. value. -,
g OK Girls Heavy Cloth Coats;
~ AeSO very fine and high grade; 2 6.
year size and Swear size; from lot sold
readily at $6.9S.
Zoe Fine Black Mercerized Saline
ISG Waists; new white stitching
effects; all sizes: for this hour, roc. -
-SZ.ZV handsome Dress Skirts; trim
med with silk bands in medallion effects;
black and blue; $4.9S value.
S4O8 T Mamsn and vf Ksrsey ne waxing gsaas
Skirts; handsomely designed and ex-
tremely stylish in every way; sell at
1898.
@1O OF Lot of new Spring Walking
all very handsome: black, gray. blue and
brown; made in a number of effective
designs; will sell at $14.9S and Sl6.9S.
ca E6h Three Metallic Dotted Velvet
epUeOV Suits; very stylish and regu-
lar $50 values; beautifully made, with
silk-edged pleats; while they last, this
hour, at $3.50 for choice.
CD MQ Choice from rack of fine quail
epSoYC ity Black Kersey Coats;
handsomely lined with satin; tailor
stitched edges: sell at s5.9S and $6.9S.
zEc Table full of Boys Fine Suits.
NV including double-breasted and
yestfe styles; all finely tailored; from
the best-seIling lines; 3-year sizes only
in the vestie styles and Ia and 15-year
sizes in the double-breasted; neat dark
mixtures and plain blue; this hour only,
T5c.
ca GN& Choice Of any Boys Overcoat.
sDVe ~ including the finest and high
est priced garments; all superior quali-
ties and very desirable: unrestricted
choice; this hour, 1898.
M Boys Heavy Quality Percaie
" Waists for wintry weather; pleated
front and back; Csc. value.
26N<, Boys AI-wooI Knee Pants:
OS@ some with double seat and knees
extra good quality materials; all sizes;
Soc. value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-26

The Hecht Stores have achieved
name and fame in every home in
Wa4hingeen by the broadly liberal
credit way which gives to time pay
More thar 100, 900 accounts have been
opened.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-26
RACES AT NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, Feb. 25.-The Street
Railway Handicap for 3-year-olds and
upward was the feature event at the
Fair Grounds this afternoon. 1t fur
nished q good contest, the first six
horses fighting it out at the last fur
long, and passing the winning mark
heads apart. Summary:
First Race-Five furlongs. Siphon,
40 to l. won, with Ran After, 20 to 4,
Second, and Pretorius 20 to l, third.
Time 1:01 AS.
Second Race-Three and one-half
furlongs. Edna Edwards, 10 to 1, won,
with McGonigle, to 5, second, and DR..
Loader, 20 to l. third. Time :43 Is. e.
Third Race-Mile and a half LET
tare, to 1. won, with Accolade Is to
/, second, and Ceylon, 8 to 1, third.
Time 1881.
Fourth Race-One mile, New Orleans
Railway stakes. Emshee, to 1, won,
with Ahumada, Is to l, second and
Major Tenny 10 to l, third. Time
lao AS.
Fifth Race-Six and a half furlongs.
Welcome Light, II to 1, won, with
Fading Light, even, second, and Style,
5 to 1, third. Time 1:21 1-5.
Sixth Race-Five and a half fur
longs. Scorpio, to 1, won, with
Wealth, 8 to 5, second, and Silver
Fringe, 9 to 1, third. Time 1907.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-26

DO YOU NEED A SIDEBOARD?
Miller's has received another crop of
beauties from SIS to SIS; come, make
your selection while the line is COM
plete; dining tables and china cases to
match; also some nice things in dining
chairs in fiaky golden oak and polish
ed; cash or credit. 207 Broughton, west.
ALI, SIZES FLOWER POTS FOR
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-26
PHILLIES OFF FOR
JACKSONVILLE.
Champion Athletics Coming South
for Spring Practice.


Manager Connie Mack of the Phila-
delphia Athletics of the American Base
ball League, with his players, left that
city yesterday for New York, where
they will sail to-day for Jacksonville,
Fla, for their preliminary spring prac-
tice. The Public Ledger of Philadel-
phia says of the team:
Manager Mack will not take all his
men, the object of the visit to the
South being principally to try out his
pitchers and have them in fine fettle
for the preliminary April games. The
party will leave Broad street station
at $50 this morning for New York and
will there board the steamer Arapahoe,
which will sail at p. m. for Jackson
vile. They will return about April 1
in time to commence the series with the
Phillies.
Accompanying Manager Mack from
Philadelphia will be Pitchers Plank,
Wilson, Bender (the Indian), and Ev-
erett, Catcher Powers and Outfielder
Socks Sevbold.
AT New York the party will be
Joined by Pitcher Quinn, Second Base
man Murphy and Outfielder Hoffman.
AT Jacksonville awaiting their ar
rival will be Pitcher 'Rube' Waddell,
Catcher Schreckengost and Pitcher
Henley"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-26

tonvilie, Jefferson Co., Kansas. After tryirG
medicines labeled Sure Cure almost without
number | was led to try DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. took two bottles and was
cured and have stayed cured. When think Of
the great pain had to endure, and the terrible
cough had, it seems almost miracle that I
was so soon relieved. That God may spare YOU
prayer of your grateful friend"
II you ask your dealer for vGolden
Medical Discovery" because you have
confidence in its cures, do not, allow
yourself to be switched off to a medi.
cine claimed to be rjust as good" but
which you did not ask for and of which
you know nothing.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure dix.
illness and sick headache.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-26
FAIRBURN is SICK
And Cannot Come to Box Lenny
Next Week.

And Cannot Come to Box Lenny
Next Week.
A damper has been put on the pro-
posed Lenny-Fairburn boxing bout
scheduled for next Wednesday night,
March 4, by the latter being ill in
New York with grip and unable to
come here for the match on the pro-
posed date. This information was con-
veyed yesterday morning in a letter
from Fairburn to the club officials. He
was to have sailed from Gotham for
this city last Tuesday, but was I'M
able to do so. A physicians certificate
of illness accompanied the letter.
The information upset the sports con-
siderably, as they had banked upon
this pair furnishing the attraction for
the opening of the new club rooms,
and there is but little doubt a large
crowd would have attended. Now en-
tirely different arrangements will have
to be made, and it may be no match
will be pulled off on the above-men-
toned date. An effort was made to
match Lenny against Fetz at 122
pounds in the place of Fairburn, but
Lenny said he could not make the
weight, and besides he and Feltz are
good friends and he don't want to box
him.
Tony Moran, the clever Philadelphia
featherweight, was then telegraphed
for a substitute, but up to late last
night had not been heard from. Lenny
has been here about three weeks wait
ing for bout, and he said that I'M
less something is doing for him very
shortly he will return to his home in
the North. 1t is no fault of the club
the bout with Fairburn is off for the
present.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-26
ACCEPTED DEFEAT
GRACEFULLY.
Augusta Golfers Compliment the
Savannah Players.

Augusta Golfers Compliment the
Savannah Players.
The Augusta Herald of Tuesday
morning in its account of the golf
game in that city Monday afternoon
and in which Augusta vanquished Sa-
vannah by three up, says in part:
THE Savannah men played nobly
and considering their unfamiliarity
with the course gave Augusta a very
close call. There is one thing better
than victory, that is accepting defeat
gracefully, and this the Savannah men
did, showing the true sportsman-like
spirit throughout the game and after
ward.
The Augusta team will play them
a return game in Savannah the latter
part of March.
mo better day could have been
chosen for the meeting of the two rival
teams. The air was balmy, there was
little or no breeze, grey sky hid the
sun and the links were in superb con-
dition. The game was close and snap
by and the teams played as even a
match as has been seen in this section
in many a day" ~
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-26
MEDICAL.

~-~~~----~~~~-~~~~-~-~-~-
LADIES! CHICH TESTERS ENG
lish Pennyroyal Pills are the best.
Safe, reliable. Take no other. Send AZ
stamps for particulars. Relief for La
dies" in letter by return mail. Ask
your druggist. Chichester Chemical
Co., Philadelphia. Pa.
ARE YOUR FEET TROUBLING
you? If so, call on me; l cure ingrow-
ing nails, corns and all diseases of the
feet without pain; charges reasonable;
can give the best references patients
treated at residences; orders can be
left at Livingston's Pharmacy. No. 20
Broughton street, west telephone, 293.
Lem Davis, surgeon chiropodist.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-26
Y. M. C. A. BASKET
BALL PLAYERS,

The series of matches of the Young
Mems Christian Association Basket
Ball League will begin tomorrow night
with a game between two teams of
the league. The games will be played
IN the gymnasium and are arranged
Tor the entertainment for the friends
OF the association, especially the la
dies. Admission will be free. The
games viii begin at $50 o'clock. Live
~ sport Is promised. and the good-na-
lured rivalry OF the contesting teams
going 10 make the play spirited.
me league is composed of the regular
Asoriation team, team from the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-26
PIANO
Given Away.

We have been authorized by Ernest
Gabler and Bros. piano manufacturers,
to submit the following proposition:
Ernest Gabler q Bros. will celebrate
their tiftieth year in the manufacture
of the Gabler piano within a few
months, and will give in even ex-
change a new style NJ. GabIer upright
piano, price $500 for the oldest Gabler
piano that may be found. either
square, upright or grand. The age Of
your old piano will be determined by
the factory number as appearing upon
the inside of the piano near the tuning
pins. Any one who is the owner of
an old Gabler piano may consider HIM
self very fortunate.
Write MACARTHUR & SONS CO.
Savannah Ga, stating the number OF
your old Gabler piano.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-26
BOXED FELTZ A DRAW.
Chester Goodwin Went Twelve
Rounds, Though Badly Punished.

Rounds, Though Badly Punished.
Tommie .Feltz. the bantam boxer,
went against a tough proposition Mon
day night at Salem, Mass, when he
tackled and boxed Chester Goodwin
a twelve-round draw. though the lat
ter was badly punished. This is quite
a difference in ending to that stated
yesterday afternoon. when it was an
nounced that Feltz won with a single
punch. 1t was a case of the practical
joker getting in his work. The Bos-
ton Globe of Tuesday, under a Salem
special, says:
More than 700 sporting men assem-
bled in the North street rink tonight
to witness the sparring contest be-
tween Chester Goodwin of Chelsea and
Tommy Feltz of Brooklyn. The con-
testants fought twelve rounds, the bat
tie ending in draw. Goodwin was
badly punished. s
This was the main event, the pre-
liminaries being as follows: Miller VS..
Collins, six rounds. Decision in favor
of Collins. The LewisMurphy bout re-
suited in a draw"