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YALE-COLUMB|A
GAME OCT. 29

NEW HAVEN. Conn, April A.-Yale's
official football schedule for next fall
was announced to-day. Tufts n the
University OF Vermont, which We're
played last year. are dropped, and Am
herst and Bucknell. with which Yale
usually. arranges games, are also
omitted.
Brown is given a game at the iale
Field for the first time in fve years
The schedule contains eleven games
eight OF which are at home.
The negotiations with Columbia have
resulted In a game being scheduled az
New York. Two games less man usual
are scheduled. because the season IL Il
week shorter than usual. Tho dates
Wednesday. Sept. 2s--wesieyan at fa'e
saturday, Oct Trinity at Yale Field.
Wednesday. Oct. S-Holy Cross at iaie
Saturday. Oct ePenpsylvania State al
W.dnesday, Oct. l2-sprinsfleld Training
School ut Yale Field. .uo,
Saturday, Oct. lb-Syracuse at New Haven
Oct. gives Point at West Point.
oct. 2e-Columbia at New York City.
Nov. 5--Brown at Yale Field.
Nov. l2-Princeton at Princeton.
Nov. lo-Harvard at Yale Field.
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ESPECIAL to The Evening WORLDLY

MOUNT VERNON. April n.-The
members of Company B, of the First
Provisional Regiment. OF the State OF
New York. OF which Michael Carmody
II Captain cleverly evaded the anti
boxing law when they held six boxing
bouts at the armory last night.
The AFFAIR was in the shape of a
smoker INC was attended by city Of
ilcials. city employees. bankers. bank
clerks. ex-police commissioner and
other prominent people from Yonkers.
Wakefield. New Rochelle and Mount
Vernon.
on a platform an eighteen-foot square
ring was set up in truly professional
style. and during some of the fights
there were shouts OF Hit him hard"
When h fighters failed to warm up
there were misses.
The way the soldiers got around the
lew vas by not charging admission.
but every one who went into the hall
where the fights take place had to pay
81 for a hat check, n under no CON
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BANKERS AND POLITICIANS
ENJOY THREE FAST FIGHTS
Prominent Citizens of Yonkers, Mount
Vernon, New Rochelle and Nearby
Towns Evade the Law Against Box
ing by Paying 81 Each for Hat Checks.

sideration could tho spectator sit down
without having his hat checked.
The opening three-round bout was
between Mock" Henderson. n Spanish
war veteran. and Dick Williams. Ref
cree Mcclure sent the mon together in
short order. Henderson proved him
self tho faster on his feet and he land
ed on his opponent some hard jabs to
the face inc head.
Benny Acker and KID Berger fought
a hard and furious battle. In the first
round Benny was saved from being
knocked nat by the bell M The Kid"
landed a heavy blow on his Jaw n a
left swing on the chest.
The best bout OF the night was be
tween Matt" Flynn. OF Pelham. and
Joe Kerwin. the young sluRger from
Tuckahoe. Kerwin meant business and
in the first round he sent Flynn to hi:
knees with a hard right or the Jaw. Ir
the second round he knocked Flynn
through the ropes. causing the ring &c
collapse.
There were no policemen in the hal
during the bouts and everybody thor
oughly enjoyed the sport.
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NASHVILLE TRACK
TO OPEN TODAY.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. April 21.-To-day
at Cumberland Park the Tennessee
Breeders Association Will ~inaugurate Its
annual spring race meeting, to continue
one mile and an eighth, 81, 900 added, IS
the feature of the opening days card.
Eight entries are posted. and in point Of
quality the race look decidedly. the
most attractive OF the season so far.
Capt. S, 8, Browns Auditor Will nave "a
strong following. but the local public Is
sure TO pin its faith to the Gerst colt,
Brancas,- on which Lyme viii have the
mount. In his work-Out for the Derby
Brancas. over a track far from fast,
worked tho route In l.57, and those who
saw him are enthusiastic In their praise.
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MARTY BERGEN IS BACK
FROM FRENCH CAMPAIGN

is made. lie will not attempt to ride,
though he Is in splendid condition and
could ride at l0j pounds. He looks well
and prosperous.
1t is not SO many years ago that Ber-
gen "as q name TO coniure with on
Eastern raCe-traclis. lie rode Salvador
In his race against time mt Monmouth
Park, had the leg up ON His liighness
in a majority of his races and was the
king bee of the riding talent in the
days of racing on the hilltops mt Gut
tcnburg.
With Bergen came Jockey W. Muir
phv, who has been second jockey to the
stable George Walker is training In
! disogrenmert md viii ride here.
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One Of the visitors to the Aqueduct
track to-day will be Martin Bergen.
once premier jockey OF America, and
the only American rider WHO never
changed his seat in the saddle from the
old English long-stlrrup idea.
Bergen got in yesterday from France
on the Kronpr!nz Wilhelm. He came
direct from Chantally. where he has
been associated with Eugene Leigh.
He has been in England, Germany and
France and has been training horses:
Bergen said that he expected to make
a contract to train for a prominent
American owner and promises to settle
down to hard work II the engagement
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CLUBHOUSE STOVE
VINO Has Big Benefit To-Day.

Devlin. the substitute inielder OF the
Giants. is making a big hit with Man
g.r McC,raw. The ex-Newark man has
displayed phenomenal speed ms a field
M. covering third in the absence or
B%resnahan. and II he should develop
something OF Rogers batting ability
he will prove Q rare And.
Harry Mccormick. h Giants new
ontnelder. is making his debut as Var
Haltren's successor this spring. 1t will
seem odd indeed to see a strange face
in certre neld. Van has been there
every year for a decade OF opening
days, Mac led tho Eastern League In
batting last season. and has been a
ing good both with the stick and In the
field.
When the forces OF McGraw and
Duffy meet on the Polo u to-day
Greek will meet Greek. There has al
ways been n Russo-Japancsc rivalry be-
tween Mac and Duf. n they sharpened
up the situation in the visit OF the
Ginnts to Pepnville during the early
mart OF the week.
Chesbro, or the H~lghlanders, ID &C
cused OF working too hard by his play
mates. Gritnth Is not q believer in the
style OF pitching and he
agrees with the rest of Jacks COM
rades that II he would take things II
little more Easy he would be more
uniformly effective.
McGraw a the best two batting
catchers In the National or American
League In Bowerman II Warner,
None OF the other clubs has a team
OF backstops In their class. considering
their batting.
The fielding of MrGinnity IN Tuesdays
ffteen-inning game at Philadelphia
/ shows what ability 10 field his position
means TO n pitcher. The Iron Man"
| had eleven chances and by fast work
turned three intended sacrifices into
force-outs.
The Reds are making a spectacular
start this spring. They were the tough
est proposition the Giants had to deal
with last season. and as Mctiraw cal
culates to get hunk this season their
form Is interesting.
Lefty" Davis offered his services to
the Washington Club. but his poor play
Ing last rear stood in the way OF getting
a job. He n eth unsigned.
Pitcher Dan HsyEtn has been released
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meet Tommy DAILY for fifteen rounds
before the Eureka A. c., OF Baltimore,
on April 70. n Sammy Smith for sly
rounds before the National A.. c., OF
Philadelphia. on Ma 2.
Billy Otis. the California tighter who
assisted Young Corbett" to get into
shape for his fight with Terry Meow
ern.. has been matched to meet Jerry
Mccarthy, the champion OF Utah for
April %.
Jack Munroe. the Butte Miner heavy
weight. In a statement issued in Chi
cago recently. says that he does. not
fear Jim Jeffries and intends to slug
with the champion from the moment
the bell rings until he Is either beaten
or defeats Jeffrtes.
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HERRERA IN SHAPE
FOR GOODMAN BOUT
Especial to Tn. Evening wor,, ,

ST. LOUIS. April 2l.-Aurelio Her
rsra- the Mexican feather weight. ar
rived in town yesterday morning for his
bout with Kid Goodman. which takes
place before the West End A. C.. of
uhis city tonight. Herrera Is in great
shape and feels confident OF scoring a
knockout over b Boston man before
the limit u r-ached.
After his night with Goodman Herrera
will 30 to Chicago, where he tackles
Young Mowatt In a six-round bout be-
fore the Wayer1ey A.. C. He will then
journey TO, Butte, where he will meet
Billy Long In a twenty-round bout.
Herrera has been doing great work in
tho ring OF late. n he should win over
these three men. He has completed all
nrrangements to make a trip to Eng
land. and stated to-day that he will
Positively sail the first part of June.
While abroad he will try IND induce
Jabez white TO meet him.
The evening world., 1904-04-21
THE FUTURE STAGE STARS

Jack Twin Sullivan. who was re-
Gently knocked out by Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien in three round in ST.
Louis, says that is the first time in 1876
battles that he has been counted out
by a referee.
That Eddie Graney. the referee OF
Ban Francisco. Is still well thought OF
by the fighters out In California Is
clearly shown by the way in which
both Jack Johnson and Sam McVey,
The colored heavywelghts. quickly So
lected him to Judge their coming
twenty-round u at the Colma A.. c.
tomorrow night.
Jig Stone, the New England fighter,
has two fights on his hands. He will
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CLARENCE FORBES WON
IN THIRD FROM ROSS

I stomach. Ross's seconds told him to
use his lett hand and not his right.
Clarence TOLD the Kid" to never mind
| his left but to use his right a bit more.
Ross, taking Forbes at his word, rushed
ribs. Forbes hooked his left to the Jaw
and then mashe in his right and
Ross went down IN q heap.
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fso.c,o, n Tho Evening World.

ISpfclhI 10 INV ENtTTHE NUI,,
ST. LOUIS. April 2i.-"Kid' Ross
the much-touted Kansas City fighter
got his good and plenty here last n'ght
in the third round OF what was to nave
been a fftecn-round bout before the
North Side A. c.. Clarence Forbes, OF
Chicago. putting him out with a left
to the Jaw, followed instantly with a
right hook to the same spot.
Forbes entered the ring looking some
what fat, but otherwise in good condi-
ton. In the third round Forbes tented
Ross into knots. and when the KID"
rushed in he put n hard right to his
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Emeraids rs. philadelphia Giants,

Charley Harvey a secured a league
pitcher to twirl for the Emeralds at the
Catholic Protectory grounds at Van
Merit next Sunday. when his team
crosses bats with the strong Philadelphia
Giants. The game promises to be the
best seen at the grounds this season,
and the Emeralds count on n sure VIC
tory.
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|. TO GET
BENEFIT TODAY:

The benefit for John L. Sullivan will
be held in Boston to-day. All OF the
prominent fighters in the business will
attend. Among those who will appear
in friendly bouts will be Charley
Mitchell. Bob Fitzsimmons, Terry Nc
Govern and a host OF others. A num-
Der of large money subscriptions have
been received by the committee in
charge OF the affair and It is expected
that Sullivan will realize several
thousand dollars.
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by Cincinnati. He will shoot them over
for the Louisville American Association
during the balanc OF the year.
Old Reliable Far Haltren is getting
around like a ~voungster at Sacramento.
He is still able TO show some OF the
Young players lots OF fine points OF the
game.
Manager Selee. OF the Colts. has re-
leased Pitcher Graham. and Qutnelder
Howard. Both players have offers from
the Colorado Springs team OF the West
ern League.
The Cleveland papers state that the
talk of Cleveland putting up n fight for
O'Hara is oil bosh. They say Toledo
has a perfect right TO the player.
Addie Joss and Roger Bresnahan
wanted to buy the Toledo franchise. and
offered Strobel 10000 for 1t. He wanted
81, 900. and the difference Kept the
players in the American leagues.
Willie Keller and Sam Crawford are
after the batting honors in the Amerl-
can League this e Lajoie Is re-
ported to be over weight, while Keller
and Crawford are In the pink OF condi-
ton
Catcher Pat Moran mas finally signed
with the Boston Nationals. TIL trium-
vlrate reduced his salary 50 per cent.
Moran kicked hard. but was compelled
to sign in the end. Phil Geler also gave
in.
UnElaub Is something OF a character.
He never swore. chewed. smoked or
drank in his life. and. though he Is very
aggressive, his strongest eXnletive is
Sugar" Evidently another Fultz.
Pttsburg is said 10 be In n had way
for young pitchers, not one OF the re-
cruits from the minors having made
good in the spring training games. To
Offset this tale OF woe, however Lever
Is In better shape than ever before.
College ball players have not been
asked to take mt In their salaries,
which Is at least one advantage they
have over the professionals.
According to reports from the West
three of last seasons Senators are going
to help lane the pennant for Ptttsburg,
81. Louis M Detroit.
Everything seems to be improved at
the bali park except h quality OF the
= peanuts.
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GIANTS TO HAVE A BENEFIT.

The Giants have been given next Sun
day by President Brush for their bene-
ft. and they lave arranged to play the
Hoboken teaY at st. George Cricket
Grounds, H4Joken. Lindeman will be
in the box Hr Hoboken, ard McGraw
promised to present bis best team.
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TO PLAY SUNDAY BALL,

The Williams A. A.. OF tho Twenty
frst Assembly District, will play the
Amstordams in Equitable Park on Sun-
lday,
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Old DR.. GREY
40 Years n Specialist in
DlSEAoES Vi MEN.

LOO POISONING in all its stages radi-
caiIS clted in 10 to ~ days.
CLIERS, recent OF old. are healed by his
systgni u trCatn.tnt In . to 10 days.
Lost Vitality. permanently cured. is to 40
udyS.
NARlCOCELE cured in . to 10 days.
DRAINS and Losses stopped at once.
o to 10 days.
CONTACTED DISEASES. 3 to o days.
STRUCTURE cured In 3 TO IL days.
DR.. Grey guarantees quickest permanent
cures by his advanced system of treatment.
o. TEARs OYER Az EAST nth ST.
Near Union Square. Hours. %: Sunday. 0-3.
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want to buy n bicycle this sum-
naffl III = good one through the
Grp1nK WoEld'e Fer Sale adver-
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National League Standing.


ODeninE Natl League Baseball Champion
ship. Polo Grounds. To-day. AP. NJ, Phila.
W. MI. Arusic by.Tth Rect Band Adm 900
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OLD DR.. GRINDLE
30 lEAKo a oFELIAl ISl IN
DE MEN.

DISEASIGS ON MEN.
Under Dr. Grlnd.e's scientific treatment
all diseases peculiar to men are permanently
cured more quickly. more easily ana on
more moderate terms than by any other ad-
vertising phSsician.
Nervous debility In from ! TO . months, Kid
ney and Bladder complaints In from | to .
weeks. skin disease, red spots, ulcers, sore
throat and mouth, painful swellIngs in 3 to
80 days. structure IN from 10 to 20 days.
NarirIcele in from | to . weeks. Ordinary
contracted diseases and drains cured In 3 to
"DTS. ERINDLE is stIll ~ the same office.
i7i WEST 18TH ST., f7tths' n %s ana
which he has occupied OVER 81 YFNRs.
4 record which no other ADVERTISING physl-
MHilcins 81. vorRs, M srSrtvs oros
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According to reports from the West
| three of last seasons Senators are going
| to help and the pennant for Pittsburg,
st. Louis and Detroit.
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College ball players have not been
asked to take cuts in their salaries
which Is at least one advantage they
have over the professionals.
The evening world., 1904-04-21

Everything seems to be improved at
the bali park except the quality, OF the
peanuts.
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by Cincinnati. lie will shoot them over
for the Louisville American Association
during the balance of the year.
The evening world., 1904-04-21

Manager selee, OF the Colts. has re-
leased Pitcher Graham. and Quthelder
Howard. Both players AVE offers from
the Colorado Springs team OF the West
ern League.
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Pittsburg is a & TO be in n had way
for young pitchers, not one OF the re-
cruits from the minors having made
good in the spring training games. To
Offset his tale OF woe, however Lever
is in better shape h ever before,
The evening world., 1904-04-21

The Cleveland papers state that the
talk of Cleveland putting up a fight for
O'Hara Is oil bosh. They say Toledo
has a perfect right 10 the player.
The evening world., 1904-04-21

Unglaub Is something of a character.
He never swore. chewed, smoked or
drank In his life, and. though he Is very
"SuEar!' Evidently another Fultz.
The evening world., 1904-04-21

Addie Joss and Roger Bresnahan
wanted to buy the Toledo franchise. and
offered Strobel $40. 900 for 1t. He wanted
81. 900. and the difference kept the
PLAYERS in the American leagues.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1904-04-09
Horse Brand Inspection, Month OF
March, 1904.

Reports filed in this Office by +. s..
Lewis, sheriff, show that the following
named persons did, during the month of
March, 1904, ship the following described
horses from Custer county, s. ID.
Charles Eighmy shipped from Custer,
). d., to Kenesaw, Nebraska.
3 black geldings branded U reversed L
on left shoulder.
| sorrel mare branded HF connected,
on left shoulder.
! 2 year old bay mare, unbranded.
William Stearns shipped from New
castle, Wyo TO Kansas City, Mo.
9 sorrel mares, and ! brown, 2 bay
and 2 gray geldings branded V Bar on
right shoulder, also S on right jaw.
2 bay mares and | brown, 8 bay and 4
gray geldings branded S on right shout
der and right jaw.
/ roam gelding and l brown mare
branded S on right jaw.
black mare branded Circle or right
shoulder, also S on right jaw.
] gray geIding branded II II on left
shoulder. also S on both shoulders and
both jaws.
/ gray gelding branded S on both
shoulders.
| black mare branded II II on right
shoulder, also S on right jaw.
bay geiding branded 5 or right shou'-
der, also 5 Oh right jaw.
| gray yearling gelding, unbranded.
w. A. NEvIS, Co. Auditor.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1904-04-09
Folsom Items.

Farming has begun in earnest in this
vicinity.
Warren Tracey went to Rapid Friday
or business.
Steve Beltson Of Hermosa was shaking
hands with old time friends at Folsom
last Thursday.
Neal Dennis Of Hermosa and Deputy
Sheriff of Custer county passed through
this place last Thursday on business.
Miss Sherley Caple of upper Spring
creek came down to spend Easter with
relatives to assist in the Easter exercises
held at this place.
Born to Love John Peterson and wife
April LIST, a ten 10. boy. John says in a
few years he can sit in the shade and
turn over his business to the young
Peterson's.
The Crawley School house came neal
catching fire last Sunday. In some un
accountable way a pile of litter caught
On fire a short distance from the build
ing the wind blowing the fire towards
the house. Mr.. II. b. Hyde discovered
it in time to save the buildings. Board
has taken steps to protect their prop
rty by having it insured at an early date.
District No. ii extends MIR. Hyde their
many thanks for saving the school house.
The Easter exercises given by the
Sunday School at the Crawley school
house was largely attended and crowned
a success by all. The following is the
program Song by School, my Saviour
First Of ALL" Script Reading, School,
John zoe IL "a. Solo, "Why Weepest
Thou" by Miss Shirley Caple and hrs. J..
N. Beach. Dec, Marie Stanton, "The
Crown" Dec, Clarence Hyde, STORY of
Jesus" Exercises, Gems for Easter, Des-
tie and Ray Hyde and Ray Crawley.
Dec, Edna Roush, "He is not Dead"
Song, Wonderful Savior" Merle and
Marie Stanton, Katie Hyde, Ethel Craw-
ley. Dec, Katie Hyde, my Garden"
Dec, Owen Crawley, Suffer the Chill
dren." Dec, Elsie Roush, what DAT.
6e Said" Dec, Ethel Crawley, "Lillies
Sermon" Exercises, Linked to the
Cross" by Sherman Crawley and Merle
Stanton, Don Caple, Marie Stanton, Vir-
gil Crawley, Katie Hyde, Troy Beach,
Ethel Crawley and Willie Beach. Clos
ing song "God be with you till we meet
again."
BENIN.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1904-04-09
NOTICE to Owners of stock.

By order of the Department issued re-
Gently, it is required that all cattle graz
ing on the Black Hills Forest Reserve,
affected with the disease known as
Texas Itch" or "Mange," or other con-
tagious disease, and ali cattle that have
been exposed TO the disease and arc not
yet affected, must be kept within their
enclosure until they have been dipped
or such other remedial measures taken
as is prescribed by the State Veterin-
arian.
No grazing permits will be issued by
the Forest Supervisor unless the applica-
ton therefor is accompanied by a writ.
ten report from the ranger in charge of
the district i'm which the cattle are TO
be grazed, showing that they are free
from disease, have not been exposed or
have been dipped in 1904.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1904-04-09
DO 1t Today"

The time-worn injunction, "Never put
off Til tomorrow what you can do to-
day" is now generally presented in this
form do itto.day" That is the terse
advice we want to give you about that
hacking cough or ~demoralizing cold with
which you have been struggling for sew
eral days, perhaps weeks. Take some
reliable remedy for it ~today-and let
that "2medy be DR.. Boschee's German
Syrup, which has been in use for owe
thirty five years. A few doses of it will
undoubtedly relieve your cough or cold,
and its continued use for q few days will
cure you completely. No matter how
deep-seated your cough, even if dread
consumption has attacked your lungs
German Syrup will surely effect a cure
as it has done before in thousands of APP
parently hopeless cases of lung trouble.
New trial bottles, 25c regular size, 75c.
At all druggists.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1904-04-09
Mrs. d. w. MCFADDEN.
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident, is narrated by
John Oliver of Philadelphia, as follows ::
81 was in an awful condition. My skin
was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain continually i'll back and
sides, no appetite, growing weaker day
by day. Three physicians had given me
up. Then ! was advised to use Electric
Bitters to my great joy, the first bottle
made a decided improvement. l con-
tinued their use for three weeks, and I'm
now a we'll man. l know they robbed
the grave Of another victim" No one
should fail to try them. Only 80 cents,
guaranteed at A. J. Jones drug store.