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Jack Munroe. h Buttem miner heavy. weight is in perfect shape for his fifteen
round bout with Al LIMERICK he Buffalo heavy weight to be fought before the
Criterion A. C. u Boston,. tomorrow night Munroe "a been training at Boston
He hs learned a great deal from Dob Armstrong. III colored heavy weight, who
has been training him.
"YouN6 coR5ETT" AND HAhLoN At EVEN MONEY.
Harry Cmbet the welknown Sporung authority Of san Francisco. in
letter - The Evening World says there las been LITTLE betting so tr o. the
Young Corbet Eddie Hanln hght scheduled for Dec. 30 but that when the
EDITORS get busy the chances are that wen money will be the prevailing odds
BENNY YANeER PICKS "YouNo coRBETT."
Benny Yangsr the little fighter OF Chicago, who has fought Eddie Hanfon
two hard battles says that Young Corbett will. knock " Hanlon when they
meet this time. Yanger argues that 'Corbett" is toe sr n puncher for Hanbn
and that liter III wears him down with body blows 10 will anhh him With q left
or right swing OF the jaw. Yanger has BEEN matched to fight Eughey McPadden
In st. Louis within We weeks ..-.
HEREFORD SAYS CANS is STILL CHAMPION.
Al Hernd, manager of Joe Cans say that Sam Longford the coIored lighter
of Boston is not the lightweight champion. although he succeeded In getting a
decision over Cans. HEREFORD says Longford was over the lightweight init when
he fought Cans Champion Jim Jenres agrees with Herford In his claim. Her
ford has matched Cans to hght Jack Blackburn the colored fighter OF PhladeL
pha. for nneon rounds before the Eureka A. g, Of Baltimore o IN Dec. 81
MARIO GETS CHANCE AT GOODWIN.
Chester Goodwin, the faiherweyht boxer OF Boston. who bested Tommy
Love in Philadelphia OF saturday night has been natched to meet Johnny Mario
the italian feather-weight In a sxround bout before one of the duosi in Phna-
.delphia In the near future. Mario recently defeated Young Mississippi the
coored fighter and the Quaker City critics think he will give Goodwin q hard
hsht 49, .56.54sANt Gs&E &ft Ae
-kiDs CARTER WILL TAKE A REST.
"Kar Carter who ha been rnpcky n hs last three nshtAs has decided 10
rest up Tor at least two months he saysyhs Kidneys re n. bad shape a q
result Of his hshts With Wsicott and Hart N8gkNg
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INDOOR FOOTBALL
At GARDEN NOW

The annual indoor football tourna-
e will open tonight at Madison
Square Garden, when two games will
Ne ~played-the Knickeroocker A. c. and
Olympic A. c.. in one game, and the
Watertown A.. A. and the Oreas A. c..
of Asbury Park, inNthe other.
All four teams include among their
members noted football players OF the
Eastern States.
Bucknell College and the University of
Virginia will play the final game In the
tournament. Both teams have made
good records. The eleyens will line up
as they have all through the season,
the men having kept In condition for
this game.
1t had been intended to have the col
lcge game played Wednesday night, and
its postponement unit Saturday has
necessitatod the Encouragement OF the
weeks schedule. The new schedule is
Monday@watertown 4. A. VT. oreas :.
C.. q Asbury Park: Knlckerbocker A. c.
G., Tu; MdsssvE & 9 vs., Pr G.. S y; orsnss 4.
wednesday-Fort Tottsn VS.. Fort Hamil.
ton: Kickhams vs.. o'conneiis Gaelic
TRaSrsdayW1s&inners q Monday. sarnss
F~ridaymLossrs OF Mondays games VI.
Saturday eftsTnoon-Winners of soldiers.
game VS.. winners of O.. N, Y. champion
ship; Trinity Us Br1okiyn High school
cuse.
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ANOTHER BUSY WEEK
FOR BASEBALL MACNATES
Eastern League Men Will Meet Here
Thursday and Americans Will Confer
at Chicago-Dahlen Now a Giant.

Z. b." HHa..H. -...
This will prove another busy weex
lpr the ''ove- worked" baseball mag.
,.t.. asrs IN Nsv VII ~. o,na
$3.50. a. ~. 800. 10y s,,
owners In the Eastern league Will hold
their annual meeting on Wednesday and
rrnpr.asv ana ne rearsanizinr thar
-, -.
playing circuit VIII elect ofncers n
pcrfect plans for next season.
nat nv long odds the most important
~. ~ .o"e - p 80
Baseball function OF the week 10 the
annual meeting of the American
Eeneue. which corveuaa In chIcoro
rb.r.aa.
Hot sati.oed with Relation.
Ine real leaders In Ban Johnsonis
league are far from being satisfied with
an. relations which NOM avis, h.tweer
tns .etetiohs S"hiSh NO" eAst os'"ee
the American and National Leagues. i;
dosa not follow that these discontented
1ponns WI favor any open oresA
,-rcn..a1n,.. -. II, -.
sN-' ivy wan sin,p's
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GOODWIN WON ON
POINTS FROM Love
Especial to The Evening World,

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1L.-Chester
Goodwin, of Boston. defeated Tommy
Love, of this city. In a slx-round bout
Saturday night before the National A.
C. For the first few rounds the con.
test was fast n interesting. but to-
ward the close Love clincheA at every
opportunity. Throughout the fn,l round
tho New Highlander devoted hi time
and attention to reach the right Dot on
Loves jaw. but his efforts we've I'M
availing.
Goodwin easily won on points, although
for the first three rounds neither could
claim an advantage. In the second Love
reached Goodwin twice over the solar
piexus and for a time 1t looked as
though he had his opponent going.
In h p~reliminaries Jimmy Baxter
pvt George Walker to sleep In the Sec
ond round. Tommy Murphy won from
kid Beebe and Eddie Recap and George
Hsey boxed a draw.
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the rules in g~alloping Rose de Mai, as
the trainer, Of the lilly. Brethes. es-
caped with n fine of 800 for the same
o~ffcnse.
The action of the stewards IT. was
pointed out Mt the time, followed nu-
rnerolrs incidents competed with Rose
de. Mails victory in The race for the
Prix dc Diane, which Is n of the
classic events of the French turf, being
equivalent to the English Oaks and
worth 500
Rose do Mai was second favorite at
4 to /. but reports OH the morning of
the rnce that she coughed and prob
ably would not start sent the price to
u to /. and later 1t developed that the
Ally vas heavily backed at long odds.
She won In fine style, whereupon NJ.
Marghiloman. a we'll known horse
owner. voiced the public feeling on the
subject, resulting In N, Charron; who
Mai. challenging NJ. MaYghiloman 20
flht q duel, but the seconds, after
consultation. announced that there was
no cause for a duel, which announces
ment was Simultaneous with the notice
OF Sloan's exclusion from the French
turf.
Damages-Expenses.
The Court, while holding that Sioan's
complaint was justified. pointed out
that as no had not showed that the
course of tho club caused him serious
prejudice, limited the damages to the
expenses of the action.
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Especial 10 The Evening world,

CHICAGO, Ill. Dec. 1A.-Jack o'Brien
was given a close decision over Mike
schreck at the Chiaaso Athletic Club
Saturday night by George Siler. To
many 1t looked a a decision and was
Kissed. o'Brien put UP one OF the poor
ost fights tf his career.
Schreck is an awkward man to get Mt.
with his crouch. and comes In hard, con-
tinuslly shifting. For four rounds he
kept getting better. and in the second.
third and fourth rounds had a shade on
clean telling blows, landed mostly to the
body o'Brien landed very few clean
blows during the entire fight.
: Tommy Ryan was in the crowd. and
o'Brien evidently Intended to keep him
self under q pull. He found his mar
getting away from him. however. and
tried to comd hard. However. h had
nothing up his sleeve. and he foolishly
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M'GOvERN Off TO
TRAINING CAMP

Terry McGovera left for Reading. Pa.
To-Day to begin training for his six
round bout with Billy Willis. the
quaker CITY feather-weight. which IN
70 De decided before the National A. c..
or Philadelphia. next Saturday night.
will DO trained for the
BATTLE by Danny Dougherty. the clever
boxer, and Charley Mayhood. who has
n him into shape for all his big
nights. McGovern intends to fight three
battles In PHILADELPHIA during the next
Few weeks. n OF which will be with
'Crockey" Boyle, the Quaker City
boxer. ..
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Dahlen Is given to tlt Giants in ex-
change for Infielder Bakb and Pitcher
Cronln WIS contaminated Yesterday.
Both teams will be strengthened bv
the trade. II Dnhien plays up 10 his
true form I've will prove n valuable man
for McGraw. On the other hand. there
j. no good reason why Babb should not
devotion into n genuine star under Ham
Ions %ciaching. Cronin lad an on year
In 90. but when he IS in condition he Is
a first class pitcher.
McGraw will take the twenty-one
players to the Southern traih!ng camp.
After he has given the haif dozen or
mora new young bloods" q thorough
try OUT he will cut out the dead
wood" and make his bid for the PEN
naIt with the following team: Pitchers,
Mc0lnnitv Mathewson. Taylor. Ames
and Milligan: catchers. Warner and
Bowerman; Mccain first base: Gilbert
second base; Lauder or O.. Davis. third
base; Dahlen. shortstop; Shecknrd. left
field: Bresnahan. centre field; browne.
right neld: Mccormack. extra outfelder.
McGraw II in the market for another
hard-hitt!ng infielder to round up his
'eam.
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any Of them was crazy and broken
down during the struggle he shows no
OF 1t to-day.
How the Spill Occurred.
The spill during the last mile was
costly to those who vent down. II also
made the finish satisfac Glory.
Contenet, OF the French team. explains
the spill In this way:
w all expected that there would he
a grand fall. inc FOR that reason every
man wanted TO be in front at the half
mile. Walthour Inc Leander outgen-
eralled the rest and got the lead. The
crash came In the seventh lap. There
were really two separate spills, one
caused by Walthour and the other by
Fisher. They happensd 80 close together
that II looked like one grand spill.
From u financial standpoint the race
was n record breaker, 10000 more per-
sons being In attendance than at any
previous six-day race.
The evening world., 1903-12-14
HOCKEY UNDER
I, A. A. j. CONTROL

The recent trouble In the Hockey
League, which caused four OF the best
players of the New York A. G.. to desert
the club n join the st. NICHOLAS Club.
win probably result in bringing tho
hockey players under the control OF the
Amateur Skating Association and indi-
under the control OF the Amateur
Athletic Union.
Ever since the trouble of the N. Y.
A. C. and the st. Nicholas Club an Of
fort has been made in this direction.
Gnnor Dunn, President Of the National
fort III being mad to hav the ANA
teur Skatfne Association nffiliate with
his organization, as he ~ OF the opinion
that such 4 thing would be for the best
lintereets 81 the sport and wouh also
put an end toFfuFthsr trouble between
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When asked what his plans were for
the future he said:
II would like to get on n match with
some one. as l feel lonesome without a
light on my hands. l only wish the
fight promoters OF st. Louis would be
able to pull OF n heavy-weight battle
during the big fair there next year.
would be pleased to fight Corbet again
II q suitable inducement was offered.
IF any white man. no matter who he
II, makes a good enough showing in the
business to satisfy me that he would
l will gladly take him on. 7 am ready
to fight, and will defend the title at All
times and against all corners"
The evening world., 1903-12-14
DECISION FAVOR|NC
JACK O'BR|EN WAS KISSED
Mike Schreck Pat Up a Good Fight
Against Philadelphia Middle Weight.
Setting the Pace Throughout.

kept Shaping over schreck's low-to-ths-
ground crouch with a loft lead.
The first was q feeler round. both
getting their bearings. Schreck, In thu
second, was caught OF his balance and
sent down with a left. He GOT Up ana
Ripped In a good clean left to the
stomach and came back again with
right below and left to the head. From
then on he began to Aght, and for three
rouuds showed O'Brien up sadly.
o'Bgten's lect eye was cut By a clean
right hook and Schreck followed this UP
with o ldt to the body. o'Brien closed
tho round with a right to the aacs. eas
Of his few good blows.
o'Br1sn started the dourth, WORKING
hard with both hands. but doing no
damage shreck tried 0 shift. and dis
laft was blo;sed. O'Brien stumbled ana
fell and was up like q fiash. scfreck
lsIded a right dpper-cut under his arm
pit. He ducked a right and came IN
with q hard loft body.
o'Brien landed two light .efts ana
right to the head and sent another risha
high on the head n Schreck retaliste1
with q right to h stomach, then q Iefa
hook to body. and came back with q LEI,
swing to the face. which was partially
blocked O'Brien closed the round with
a left to the face. +,
In the nth Schreck tired from his
work. o'Brien had the better OF him ct
u mix-up and landed again with right
and left to the chin. o'Brien then sent
a right to the head and a hot mix-up
resulted. with o'Brfen inside, Schreck
landing a left upper-cut. going up on his
toes to get II in. The round closed with
both men missing.
o'Brien whipped q left to the face n
the opening OF tho sixth round. Schreck
retaiiating with a left to the face. Some
close mitigating followed Sohreok
landed a hard left to mouth and had
o'Brien bleeding slightly. o'Rsfea
blocked a n upper-cut. Schreck sent q
lett to the head. but was tirinE from
the pace he WINS setting. He oct Ne
other left swing to the face, and Otbrfen,
met him with q laft hook and Mod
him up. Schreck then landed n left and
right as O'Brien was going aalaW.
schreck stumbled into the ropes ani
O'Brien planted left and right az -
came W. o'Brien tried risht sr2 re
arm !apd declared, him q wtnasg. IL
crowd hissihs.
4
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BARNETT PUT
YOUNG RYAN OUT

Terry Barnett. the east side feather.
weighN met Young Ryan. who halls
from Chicago. in a fight in private last
night and knocked him out after two
minutes OF fighting In tine second
round with a weil-aimed right hand
swing on the jaw.
The mill was brought of on Long
Island and was witnessed by two hun.
dred spectators. who paid 81 each for
tickets TO see the scrap.
The men were to have battled 10 A
dribh with small gloves for a per.
eepfase of. the gross receipts.
10Th looked In fine shape when they
entered the ring, clearly showing thu
trsining. Ths fight was a good one
10th slugEod each other tor fair. apt
at the end Of the frst round they wert
The evening world., 1903-12-14
WRESTLING CARNIVAL

The wrestling carnival which takes
plnce at Prospect Hall, South Brook
lyn, Thursday night. In which John
P.cning and Jack Munroe will figure in
the main event. has created an unusua!
brooklyn. The contest between Jim Gal
win. the Irish champion. and Mel Olsen.
tho big Dane. at mixed style of wrest-
ling. best two out OF three falls. vii.
be watched with interest, Fritz Mohl
Of Zurich. Switzerland, q agreed 10
meet Emile MRupas, Leo Pardello. Her
mar Muller. or n ether heavyweight.
are IL anxious to meet the winner of the
Lundin-Faust match. Young Muldoon
Will appear againsts Charley Beck. of
Brooklyn. and Tom Riley will meet
Ttddy Sitter. of Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1903-12-14
HURST REFEREE OF
WRESTLING BOUT

Tim Hurst, the National League UNI
pire and well-known referee. was>-se-
leyted last night by the representatives
OF Tom Jenkins and Dan Mcleod TO
referee the coming wrestling contest
bet wear these men. which takes place
81 Madison Square Garden o n Dec. %.
Hurst las officiated mt all dhe big
wrestling matches that have taken place
in this city In late years. and. being
well persed In the art OF grappling. his
decisions have never been disputed.
Both men are now In active training
for the match and have secured the SER
vices OF wcll-known wrestlers to prepare
them for the go" as both realize that
to win they must be In the best possible
shane.
The evening world., 1903-12-14
YACHTSMEA
At Upton DINNER

The members OF the Larchmont Yacht
Club, through Commodore Frederick T.
Adams, have received an invitation from
the Commodore OF the Royal Ulster
Yacht Club, to attend a banquet In
London next Friday evening. when a
silver service will be presented to Sir
Thomas Upton.
The following is a copy of the letter
received by Commodore Adams:
Dear Sir; A silver service. the GIFT Of the
American people TO Sir Thomas Upton, will
be presented q; a banquet In London. Consul
The presentatlon COMMITTEES request me n
convey through you Its Invitation TO ans and
who may be In Londo at the time, or who
may carr tosgo over there, 70 attend mi
CLIFFORD WAYNE HARTRfDGE.
81 eecrafarn.
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JEFFRIES in TOWN, BOXES
WITH BIG JOE KENNEDY

Champion Jim Jeffrles, ACCOMPANIED
by his partner. Joe Kennedy. the Calf
fornia heavy weight. and Joe Egan, his
representative. arrived In town last
night from Boston. whore he had CON-
cluded a weeks engagement ut one OF
the theatres at the Hub giving boxing
exhibitions with Kennedy.
h big fellow comes here for tho
purpose OF filling an engagement at the
will don the mitts twice a day.
An Evening World reporter met JEFF
fries at h Grand Central Depot when
ho- aliBhted from the Boston Express.
The evening world., 1903-12-14
BEATS FRENCH
JOCKEY CLUB IN SUIT

PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE court which has
hearing the arguments IN the case
of Tod Sloan, the American Jockey.
against the French Jockey Club for
$4,000 damages for being warned of
the turf In connection with Rose dc
MATS winning the Prix de Diane at
chantilly in May last. to-day found in
favor of Sloan and condemned the
Jockey Club to pay the costs and dam
ages. the amount OF which will be as
sessed later.
The case involved the Jockey Clubs
sole control of the French turf admin
History of the Case.
The French Jockey Club on May 30
issued a notification to the effect that
Tod" Sloan had been excluded from
further entrance to the Weighing in
closure or training grounds of tho race
courses under the jurisdiction OF the
Jockey Club for having exercised Count
de Saint,Phall's Rose de Nal at Cham
lilly about two weeks previously with
out having received permission from
tho proper turf authorities.
II was publicly stated at the time
that the exclusion OF the American
Jockey was the result Of his spreading
turf rumors' rather than for preach of
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FITZGERALD AND
WARD IN SHAPE

DETROIT. Dec. H.--Mike Ward and
Willie Fitzgerald are both In shape for
their battle here Wednesday night.
They have passed the hard stages of
their training stunts, n 30 far as con-
dillon is concerned two better trained
boys have never met In the ring.
The evening world., 1903-12-14
Riders In Cool shape To-Day.

i3iuera In Goo1 Shape To-day.
None OF the riders. with the exception
OF John Bedeil, who was badly hurt in
the spill during the final sprint. showed
any i'll effects of their weeks work. All
are around to-day as clipper as II they
had just a pleasure our on wheels. A
night in a Turkish bath after the race
and a good sleep last night were all they
needed tp put them In as good condition
as they were in before they started. II
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sHARkEY AT TUCKER BALL,

Tom sharkey, tho e~x-sailor heavy
weight. and members OF the various
athletic clubs on the west side VIII ot-
tend the fourth annual ball of the
Chick" Tucker Association Al Tam
Hall tonight. The standard
bearer is the promising feather weight
fiShter of h Avonia Athletic Club.
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RlDERSsARE
PAID PRIZE MONEY

The prize winners In the six-day race
which ended al Madison Square Garden
Saturday niglat were paid OF in gold
at noon to-day In the Bartholdi Hotel.
The order OF the nrize money was.
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EWoRLEANs ENTRIES.

SAGE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS.
Dec. little entries for to-morrow's
2 are M follows:
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81 Rass-ons mlls.. maiaensi purse.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-25
IN MEMORY OF HER LOVED ONE.
Bryan, Texas. Jan. %, 1870

Bryan, Texas, Jan. %, 1903
Editor Eagle:-Will you please
publish this poem by Longiellow
called "1he Arrow and the Song"
in memory of my daughter,
Beulah Brown Chatham. Il wa
always a special favorite with her,
and one she often and often repeat
ed to me, believing as she did Ia
the silent influences Of love and
friendship. How we'll il would be-
for us all 20 realize the full mean
ing Of this little poeml What gar
lands OF the immortal flowers of
love we would wear for each other,
and oh, in consequence, what rain
bows Of beauty would span our
own skies:
I shot an arrow into the air.
II fell 90 earth | know not where,
For 80 swiftly 10 flew, the sight
Could not follow 10 in is fight.
/ breathed song into the air.
u fell 90 earth ! know not where.
For who has sight 30 keen and strong
That II can follow the flight of song?
Long long aiterward In an oak
/ found the arrow still uubroke,
And the song from beginning 10 end ,
! found again In the heart Of "A friend.
How often, my darling, know
you have repeated those words
while engaged in your mission OF
love up there in your Summer
land Home. How true and beau
tiful are the words Of Owen Mere.
dith upon this same subject, per-
sonal influence:
NO life can be pure IN IT'S purpose
And strong In H. strife
And all life not be purer and strong
or thereby;
The spirits Of just men made perfect
on high,
The army Of martyrs who stand by
the throne,
And gaze into the face that makes
glorious their own,
Know this surely no last
Honest love, honest sorrow,
Honest work for the day,
Honest work for the morrow
Are these worth nothing more
Than the hand they make weary,
The heart they have saddened,
The life they leave dreary?
Hush the seyenfold heaven
To the voice Of the spirit
Echo, He that overcometh
Shall all things inherit
Her mother,
MARY N. BRowN.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-25
ALL CONFIRMED
Ta,atabIs Action %, the senate on ih'
Governor. NppoiutEr.

Tn,orahle Action tN the senate ou Che
Governor. Appo,utse.
Austin. Jan 2i-The governor sub
milted 10 the senate FOR confirmation
the following appointments. and they
were confirmed
Secretary Of State r Curl OF
Travis county.
Assistant Attorney General-Howard
Martin OF Parker county.
Adjutant General-Thomas scurry Of
Dallas county.
Commissioner OF Agriculture. lnsur.
ance. statistics and Hlstory-w ].
Clay Of Erath county.
State Health ohcer-George Il. Ia.
Dor OF Brazos county.
State Revenue Agent-B W Foster
OF Hopkins county
State Purchasing Agent-w. n. An.
derson OF Bexar county. RI.
Superintendent Of Public Buildings
and Grounds-C. r. Gilbert OF Travis
county
Superintendent OF Penltentlaries-
Search Baker OF Grimes county.
Assistant Superintendent OF Peniten.
tiary az HuntsYille-Thomas II. Brown
OF McLsnnan county.
Assistant Superintendent Of Peniten'
tlary at Rusk-John b. Reagan OF
Cherokee county
Assistant Superintendent In charge OF
House OF Correction and Reformatory
at Gatesville-L. J. Tankersley OF Bell
county
Financial Agent OF the Penitentlaries
John l. WORKMAN Of Limestone coun-
~
Inspectors n Penitentlaries-Clin
A. Adams OF Brazos county and Charles
J. Brady OF williamson county
Fish and oyster Commissioner p
Kihhe of Victoria county.
Livestock Sanitary Commissioner
Robert j. Kleberg % Nueces county.
W J. Moore % Bexlr county and ".
NJ. Haukins % Har1eman county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-25

Ardmore. r, Jan 2i-ln Judge
Townsend court Attorney Johnson
appearing Tor The government. asked
the court Tor an Injunction t0 restrain
federal officers from issuing wrlts %
ropleyin or IN any manner interfering
with the Indian police where cattle
had been seized Tor failure on the par,
OF cattlemen 20 pay tribal taxes Tho
cattlomon also, through their attor
noys. sought % have the Indian police
enioInod from removing rcploviuod cat
tie 70 was asserted that an attemp,
had been made 20 rctake these cattle.
hence the request Tor an injunction.