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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-19
Private Dancing Class.

The Friday dancing class taught by
Miss Robb, and Miss Tate, met last
night at the Assembly Rooms. The
interest in the class increases with each
evenings instruction.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-19
PAUL BROWDY.
THE ORTICIAN
- WEST STREET.
Eyes Examined Free Of Charge.

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ZION. Office,
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IS West Street.. Annapolis. N
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-19
B,Ifnsrs & Annapolis Short Line Railroad.

.r..,,s leave Annapolis for baltimore week
80 = 5s 4 40. 1000 a. m, fz35, 305 anu
esSpm. Sundays, 500, $50 q. M 600 ana TOO
n.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-19
KATEs or ADvEKTisIRa.
Washington 8 BALTIC. R. R.


rsms schedule in eject June 8, 1905.
&c. Leave for Annapolis Junction connect
IfAl ll.sSnton and the Junction with Ialns
ing Baltimore and Washington and other
s1iuts as follows
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-19

SEADAO8E cured IN zDmln'Itas OF Dr.Eties
>N-AS kl42S- "0na Skas=e or" a S1lzRzzi2
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-19
[ovember 10. 1904.

November 10. 1904.
M nimum temperature. ...........'. S.
Maximum temperature. ............. 81
SUN AND MOON.
Sun Rises. .6.5s 1 Moon Rises 2.4o a. m.
sun Sets. 44S Moon South $50 p. m
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
Stalten.

abgelebnt.
Stalisn.
papff 10 | 10 o |.
81 0 m. A. Sob. Ser papf 1T
tuieoer mobl unb er empfins beute u. a
bic @aroindls Oreelio, Wariineli unb
Gallant.
2oblieber au W organ.
& o m, 4. Sob. 9ie italienifne
&sgisruns tbeilte amtli9 NIT. baB s.
g. Morsan Der &ssieruns bas Bee
riibmte WeBsemano BET @atbebrale
bon Isculi beoinsuneslos 3uridfele
Sc uirb bin3useftist. bas erfreuli&e
&eiultut lei benz Satt oes itolienifdsn
8otidafters unb Der patriotii4en gei-
bnlfe oes Sen. bi @esnola in Stem Oorf
3u banfen.
Die gauge Yrefe &om's briidt ibre
Be~frieoiguns aus unb be9liidmhns1t
9errn Worsan 3u feiner pornebmen
unb ielbfiloien Sanblunssusife.
Gene3uela.
6 paunung NIT Golpmbia.
% abin9ton, 4. MOp. Die
Der ameritanii9e @ei9dftstrdger in
Bogota mittbeilt. befabI prdfiOent Go
ffro bon Teneauela abermals Die S4lie=
Bung bes GluRes Cuba fur bic S9if'
fabrt. Diefer Strom Dermittelt ben
3ugang gum Snneren @elombias uno
feline Sperrung bebeutet nabeau 9rieg
stpiI1en ben beiben 2dnbern. Sas
quite g%inbernebmen 3uifden @aftro uno
Warroquin purbe fomit nod benz Re-
gierungsantritte bon General &epes
ni1t gemabrt uno man eruartet einen
8rud apiiden ben beioen 2dnoern.
90 cine rebolutiondre Ngitation gegen
@aHro i9on Dor Ginger 3eit beri6tst
tpurbe, 10 be3wedt bic S&liebung
bornebmli9, ben &ebolutiondren bic
3ufubr bon @aHen uno MunitiOn gu
unterbinoen.
Canada.
. amp + q b t.
St.Sobus, 81. s.. a. Sob. Ser
Rhfsubampfer ,portia" ftranoete am
WsittmO& NIT 104 poRaeieren an ben
penquin Snieln.
Sas S4if wurbe wieber fOtt, belt
aber 10 piel WaRer, baB Die Paha9iere
In Booter nod Dem Geflanb bef6roert
murben. Das Sdif fubr nod benz
nd9fen 9afen.
Ybilippinen.
Datto Iii.
ManiIa, 4. SCOT. 9atto Mli,
Der unter benz 0orpanbe, f9 BEN
Mnti= Sclaperei-@ efsBe 81 tpioerfeben.
Rrieg nit ben ameritanii9en Sruppen
fabrte, bat ben @sneralmaior Wooo
um cine unterreoung nit Der 4usf4t.
R9 au erseben. Woob gepdbrte BIZ
Bite.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
9ontie bon sa6iem
nnterbanoelt nit benz Gatifan 3ur
GrsieluHg timer 8eri6bnung.

G~loren3. Stalien. A. Nob. Die
ehemalige &ronprin3effin 2uife, &c.
i9ieoene Satin beg Sa4fen= 26nigs.
1T bier anaelangt. Wie He iagt,
tpini3t fie &om mabe gu fein our gr-
leidterung Der 8erbanblungetl nit Dem
8atitan. tuelAe auf cine 8srf6bnung
nit benz 26nige ab3ielen. Wah benz
Sooe oes 36ni9s @eorg bdlt man bier
oie Musi6bnung fir mabrfdeinli9er.
2uiie pobnt in elmer pripat- Biqa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
0ir seIeoros

Die # { SeIegra@
p ben1inie nit Ooppelfpftem in
europa ift b~;ejenise. tpelde bon Wien
na9 gSernopib fiibrt. 9as Sbftem.
peldes bic eIeidssitise 8efOrDsrung
sfpeier Oepefden in entgesensefeBter
Ridtuns ermDsliht, purbe pOr mebz
reren Monaten sinsefubrt. Den grunb
bilbete bic Hotbpenbigte;t Der @ergrDs
beruns Der aapaaitdt Der 2inie, fpel9e
bic seiammten 9epefdsn fir Rnmdz
MEN, bas iib0itlide 9ublanb anb
einen She'll 8ulsarisns aufaunsbmsn
hat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

3~niammenHpB fransGiider Yafa.
gieroampfer in Mlserien.

a, Mlgerien. 4. Sob. Bel
benz untersans oes frana6fi&en DAM
piers vGironoe", Der nit benz f~ran36=
fl9en Dampfer ~. Sdiaffno" In Der
Ndbe bon Billion. % Meilen bon Bona,
5uiammenfieB, fino geftern mebs
als 100 Wenf9en ertrunfen. Dte
v@irpnbe" perlieb Bona nit ITO pai'
foaieren, barunter 100 Mlgerisr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

pittsburg. Bel benz 3ufam-
menHob elmer StraBenbabnwagens nit
einem aoblen-G ubrwerf tam Der Wo-
tormoun um's 9eben; 5 paRa9iere
Rnb i4per berlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

fdbtii6en Club nidt suaelaRen. Der
Inmalt Der @6riaen ifelte nit ben
itioii6en 3euaen elm idarfss 2reuaosr-
Dor iiber ben 3ionitsn,@ onsreB an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
Of=Nfen.

g turm au BORT Mrtbur
abse a9en.
Che 500, A. Hob. @bineien
melosn, baB bic ieastdsise 8ei9ieBuns
unb bic ber3ueifeliet Mnfren9un9en
Der gelaserer, Die Geituns gu nebmen,
am Mittuo9 %aufb6rten. Die Sapa=
ner eroberten Sort go. 3, fonnisn es
aber ni9t balten. Sbrs 0erlufte finb
~ingebeuer.
Der Sturm aa BORT
Nrtbu I.
Sbang6ai, 4. Nopbr. Na9
beutigen Na9ri1tsn bauert Der Sturm
auf BORT Mrtbur nit ungebro9ener
2raft fort; bic &uhen pertbsioiesn fd
nit bersmsifsltsr Sartnddisteit.
Snneres SORT Serf6rt.
Der n6roliae She'll beg Of 9esfwan=
8ersss if bon ben Sapanern senom=
men, bic i'm unter befti9em Geuer bal=
ten. Gin Sort Der innersn 0ertbsibi=
gungs-W erfe ipuroe bur9 bic @rplo=
lion zines Wasa3ins am 2. Nobember
serf6rt.
0erlu ngebeuer.
Die 8er!ufis Der Sapaner fOnsn un-
gsbeusr iein.
Wan glaubt, oab Die ruiffden
3rie9sI9ife einsn nodmali9en 6ludt.
Derfu9 unteruebmen.
10000 SoSte unb 8ers
tDunbete.
@be 500, 4. Sob. @bineien
aus Bort Salnp meloen. bab 8ertpun=
beten.S ~ransporte burb Salnp fom.
men. Die iapunifden Sobter obsr
8eruunbeten in ben lebten brei Mona=
ten Dor port Nrtbur betragen annd=
berno 40, 900. 8utunterrihtete biefiqe
Sapaner baltsn BORT @rt6urs GaI fiji
nabe beborffebeno. Die 9batia1e. bat
@eneral No9i, Der Befeblsbaber oer
8. iabanii9en 4rmee Dor Bort Mrtbur,
bic Sepei9en Der Nfociirten Prefs
burdlisb, sslten als Betpeis fur Die su-
perfi9tlide Stimmung Der Belaserer.
q roaramm hr bic Norb-
ee-@ n.
paris, 4. Sob. SIM Winiffer.
ratbe tiinbi9te beute SelcaHe bic Sin.
ael6eiten fur Die Sibuns Der Rorofee-
@ommifiOn an. Nls 0eriammlunes-
ort III Eunmebr paris gepdblt; BIZ
Sibuusen beginner friibefens am 16.
9opember. 9ie gommiiion beftebi
aus einem britiiden, ruffif9en, fran30.
ff1en uno amerifaniihen Momiral,
oieie bier wdblen einen fttnften Momi.
raj. SiBun9sort 1T oas austpdr!igl
Mmt. Wiinoli9e 8ernsbmungen, no.
menili4 Der 8igO-S fi3iere uno be,
9auptaeusen bon 9uu. finoen ifatt.
3riegsbunbe Der 5 apaner
6 t. petersbure, 4. Sob
Na9 elmer Sepefde aus Mutosn be
nuBen bic Sapaner 2risssbunbe, I'm
Die Stellun9 bee ruifiden Wads I'M
8orpoten ausantllnof4aften.
allie 8 aupt + elIuneen
genomm n.
Sban9ai, 9. Nop. Der bri
tifde Sampfer @ictoria, Der nit cine
bolen 2aoung 6leii9 bic BlOdan
bur@bra9 uno hierber 3uriidfebrte
bsftdtigt Die 8eridte. Dab Die Sapans
ole bebeutenben 1orb6ifliden Sorts be
6etune ssnommer baben.
Office Glotte.
Sanger. 4. Sob. Die S1if
bes Office eidwabers fabren norge
frtb nod unbefanntem 3iele ab.
Gibraltar, 4. Nonbr. o
Sdla9tf9ife pgictOriOus" unb nMal
. niicent" fubren gum patrouiQiren b
; Strabe ab. Die Sdla4ti@ife .Sl
piter" uno .Saufrious" baben iofort
gen Seselbefebl uno geben, ME mo
glau6t, tpefli9.
Admiral R oefbenstp.
; 9anger, 4. Noobr. Momirl
Roiefpsnstp beiu9te beute ben @ap
tdu beg frana6fif6eu &reuaers 3lebe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

tapfern Mrmee 9ldn3eno geuabrt unb
t6nne obne gbrentrdnfung 8ermitte-
lung annebmen. Muf MnlaB bon
premier 3is3a ,ourbe aber Der Mntrag
a~baelebnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
lake ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

...Sabrseit Der 8ass..-
Abfobrt Anfuuf
rolsno. gbieasO uno DtAfsan s1pres'-f TO 1io.ss
xOLsSo, Detroit unb Chicago Elm .'is'so 7 $40
yaiaisaH gitp. Wunsis u. saiapsffsep'- 7so fio.s0
. t5olio + ausssHOmmsn sountass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

fdotttdam Club niht 5uqeldhen. Der
Inwalt Der @6riaen ffeIte nit ben
lioIiden 3euaen elm idarfss 2rsuaosr-
Dor iiber ben 3ioniten.@ onsreB on.
M m q d a n 3
muIte.
BresIa u, 4. Nop. Nm Witt=
mod mari9irten 5000 polen burd Die
StraBen BON @,effadopa, &uffids
pOlen. als protsif sesen bic Mobilma-
dung. SrOb Nufotoeruna Der poli=
3ei 3%erffreuten fi9 bic 2eute ni6t unb
unb fie iansen polnif9e 2ieoer tpeiter.
Sarauf mahte cine Snfanterie= Nbtbei-
lung einen Mngriff. nit benz grfolge,
oaB 6 WenIdsn um's 9eben fameu
unb 20 berlebt wurben.
I. Tranfreih.
6 Il d & a m mer.
StButg.
Darie, 4. Sob. Die 3ammer
belt beute cine fiirmifhe Sibuna an=
ldBlid Der erneuten Snterp.nationen
iber bic politif bes 9riegsminifers
Mnbre. Dem boraeporfen miro, er babe
bas Spionen : Spfem gegen Sffaiere
peri0nlid %aefannt.
Nls Der Winifer a~nttporiete. berri6te
ungebeuere gerwirrung. @r iaete,
our 3sit bss 9rspFus : 6ales bdtten
eintge Off3iere an 3unbsebunsen ee=
gen prdRbent 2oubet tbeilaenommen.
fihrte aud tpeitere 5dlle bon WaneeI at
Siseiplin unter Offsieren an. Gin
Oberff babe i'm Wan6per bic Srifolpre
ourd Elm fbnisli6es Nb3ei4en au er=
feben gemagt. Die &ebe bes Winifsrs
fihrte su wilbem 8umult, General
Saequep fdrie Der Winifer lfiae.
Sacquep 3oa bic NeuBerung suriif unb
Nnbre reoete unter GROCER unrube
meter.
Heu unol b =Yertrag.
9aris, 4. Sob. Die Debate
tber ben enalif9 franj6fiden @eu-
funolano=g erirag, Der aud g9ppten
uno Marocco beriibrt, beeann por Der
bidtbeisbtsn Ssputirten- 2ammer. @be.
9elpncle tabelte Die &eaierungs.p pli.
tit, ba fe bic maroffanif1e unb eanp=
tifde Grage burd Elm prinates Wbtom-
men obne Bi0iaung bes parlaments
geregslt babe. Sebod lobte er oas
Heufunolanb= Nbfommen, BEL benz bic
Re9te Der frana6fiden Slider setpast
feien.
Winifer SeleaHe antuortet erf am
Sdlub Der Debate.
SeutihIanb.
G1iebs-0ertraQ NIT
u merifa.
BerIin, 4. Sob. Die beutfae
&egierung febt benz ameritanifhen
gOridlas auf Wbidtub zines Saiebs-
pertra9s 3wiihen Imerita une Deuti&-
lamb nit boiler Spmpatbie seseniiber
unb ss i9eint tein 3meifei, oab elm
gertrag balo su Stanbe foumt.
Ser biesbestaIide 8Ori9las 9ins
benz ausmdrtisen amt bon Der ameri-
fanii1en 8oiidaft firali6 au.
Oeterrei@ unsaru.
BIutiae g tubenten.
greefe.
Snnsbrud Sirpl, a. Sob.
@efiern %besonnene Stubenten- unruben
wuroen @adts 10 ernff, baB Sruppen
nit aufsepHan3tsm Seiten-@ emebr se.
gen Die beutfden Semonfranten mar-
fdirten. 9eute frtb belaserten bic oeut'
iden bic BON italienii9en Stuoenter
b~emcbnten Sotels. Gin STUDENT prea3t
fam bura einsn gaionett Std UNI:
2ebsn, biele perionen finb bertpunoet'
Sas @ebduoe Der italien. Gafultd'
on Der uniberftdt III oemolirt.
Ndt Deutide unb 10 Staliener finl
berlebt. Der @ertreter Snnsbrud'l
i'm &eidsratb, ab9. @rler, perlangt
bonn Winifer-p rdfibenten t~elssrapbiid
bic Mufbebung Der italier. Gatultdt.
Die &ubeif6rungen bauertsn faif bel
nanapn Snn fprf. Sic @tubenten
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

2onbon, 4. Nop. Mlarm.8e
ridte In Nmerita tber bic @efunbbeit
oes prinsen BON Wales entbebren iebsr
g%esrtnbung. Ser 2eibar3t bes SD
nigs ertldrte beute Nbeno, bic WeIoun-
gen teien feinerlei 8eadtung mertb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
Wp. IL
Seine Waaenbeidmeroen

mad brei 9aeen, tperrn sic an Die 0rafe ssors
mliIa GonIpanp. Chicago. nm cine freie SIafcbe
Srnfe's BaIn1efto @tne ftreibeu. Sebt bte
Seritopfu1g tn eirleul cage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
Ascot Park Events.

Los Angeles, March 2.-Pinkerton Bar
ncy Schrieber's crack 2-year-old, took up
rs pounds and ran half mile at Ascot
park this afternoon In ,isA, This Is bet
ier than the previous record over the
Ascot park for that distance by half n
second. The big black yOungster won
handlly from Belle Kinney the heavily
played second choice, Jerome being third,
Pnkerton was the only successful favor
tie today The other five races went TO
liberal priced horses and the books got
OF with balance TO the good. Weather
good. track fast, Results,
First arce, one mile, selling--lnaug-
urator won, l.iberto section, Cppcrcut
third. Time-i,i3l3
Second race half mile, purse-Pnkerton
won, Belle Kinney second, Jerome thlrd'
Time iNi.
Third race, SIX furlongs, selllng-Blue
Miracle won, Cardwellton second, Maresa
third. Time-l;l5.
Fourth race, free handicap, six furlongs
Harrington won, NJ. +, Tarpcy second,
Gallant third, Time-l:lj.
Fifth race. six furlongs, selllng-Dollle
Welthofl won Farmer Jim second,
Katherine Ennis third Tme-l:l5h
sixth race mile ana fifty yards selling
Gentle Harry won. Cursus second, Sher'
nv third Timc-i rs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
STILL HAVING TROUBLE,
President Bert Hands Quite Roast 20
Manager Morley,

San Francisco March %, .-"Morloy has
broken his word and dehed the league.
said President Bert Of the Pacific Coast
Baseball league today, reterreiug TO tho
trouble az Los Angeles yesterday BE
fore Jack O'Connel went 90 Los Angeles
he received explicit instructions In regard
10 how he was 90 act IN case an EFFORT
was made 90 play Dillon, and he has
carried them out so far
President Bert then showed copy Of
the following telegram which he sent 70
OConuell today;
1--WE think IL cOwardly and contemp'
tlble 10 threaten and harass you, VINO
are simply obcying instructions. II they
want trouble they should proceed against
the league officials We do not shrink
from court cont >st OF any character,
on te contrary, we invite one. Should
like opportunity 10 examine certain man
agor player and notary In open court
and under oath, concerning certain atm.
daVlts League has positive oral and
wlittne evidence. Have wire Lehman
not to play unless you ofnciate, II they
cause your absence from ground no
game League Will render you full le.
gal and financial support, II you need
nm attorney. employ good one, League
guarantees all expenses
Bort's dispatch 10 Pete Lehman In
structod ihm not to play In any game
with Dillon IN Il or In Umpire O'Con.
nclrs absence, In conclusion President
| Bert said:
"lf Morley persists playing Dillon,
| Will call a special meeting " the League
next Monday, ami what action Il viii
| take ] am not prepared to say do
| know that some Of tho members want
! TO take the franchise from Morley and
allow somebody else TO run tho team
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
THE UMPIRE'S BUSINESS.
lie should Know No Friend on the Dla'
mOnd, says O'Day,

"An umpire must be quick and accurate
and have all the rules at his ringers
ends" says Hank o. Day. and II there is
any man qualified to speak upon the
qualifications OF an umpire 1t certainly
ought to be Hank, for he has been holding
te Indicator longer In the National league
than any other man.
II have known lots Of captains con-
tinues ODay, "who were not az familiar
with the rules as some OF the spectators,
who yell out at the umpire when they
do not understand the situation at all.
| have heard spectators cry out ana M
sist upon Il. that player was not out
when / have declared that he was, Now,
ii the spectators, at a distance OF I'D
yards, think they can umpire a game
correctly I'd like to have them try 1t
that Is all. | would like TO see how they
would come out. Then an umpire must
have frmness He must not back down
on decision once made, or course, TINS
must not apply TO an obvious error. The
best umpire that ever lived Is liable to
make mistake, but what mean II that
no must have character. He must not
be swayed by every whim Of the public
OF a player Thei II Is most important
that an umpire should not lose his TEN.
per, As a matter OF fact, he shouldn I
have any temper at AZ lie must no,
notice tho little slurs that are bound 10
be glvtn him by a dlsgruntei player.
or, going a little further. he must not
be too quick to notice all the actual
abuse.
''To be sure, there are times when ey-
erybOdy hears an open insult that a man
has to resent Under these circumstances
/ order player from the field promptly
There Q another thing that an umpire
should strive to do. and that Is to forget
all the little unpleasantness hat has oo-
CURED on he field as soon as the game
is over find most OF the players arc
willing TO do this with me, Now and
then YOU Will meet surly fellows, but the
most OF them are all right meyer al
Jude 20 a dispute on the field, a man,
YOU know, will often say a thing in am
ger to you for which he Is sorry after,
ward. why II I would treasure up all
the unpleasant things that have happened
on the grounds ] would have mighty few
| friends, for I'm giving my decisions
know no friends nor enemies on the
field"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26

unable to gain admission 10 the auditor
!um as were assembled within It's walls
When the bell summoned the principals
In the main event 10 the center of to
ring there were about 5000 people IN at
tendance The club officials stated that
the receipts would total about $4,000.
which II the greatest amount ever con-
tested for by fighters OF Corbetts and
Brtt's CALDER, Included In the assem-
blage were prominent sporting men from
all over the country,
Corbett was pronounced favorite at
odds, which iuctuated from 10 to to 10
TO bR AZ SOD p, m, owing 60 the In
crease OF Britt money the odds went to
10 10 7.
The betting, which had been apathetlc
considering the Importance OF the con-
test and the tremendous interest dis
played therein revived with sudden.
ness that literally swamped the pool
sellers, corbett iwagered 1850 against
81 200 that he would be returned n winner
while Britt placed 800 against $500 on his
| own chances
In the mutuals the majority OF specula-
| tors figured Corbett TO win In from ten
20 fifteen rounds. while Britt was held
90 have the best chance In eighteen
rounds or more.
NOTES OF THE CONTEST
Young Corbett was the first to enter tho
ring He was clad IN a blue and white
sweater. and had both hands bandagcd.
] After being cheered he az once took his
/ seat and proceeded 10 read numerous tele-
grams which had preceded him, Corbett
smiled confidently 10 his friends around
the rngside, Ills condition appeared to
be perfect,
Mike echreck, who Ia matched to fight
| Billy Woods at Colma, was presented to
the crowd pending the arrival OF Britt.
| Britt entered tho ring a moment later,
lie was introduced as the idol OF the
olympic club, and 70 pride OF California, !,
lasted several minutes. Jimmy looked q
| bit worried, but II was seen that his
| physical condition was good In spite OF
| IL low weight,
Immediately afterwards corbett was In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26

PRODUCED as the pride OF Denver and the
featherweight champion OF the world
His reception did not suffer In comparison
with the ovation accorded the local faYot.
tie. Both men are posed for flash-llght
photograph,
Referee liraney entered the ring. and
after shaking hands with both men
brought them 20 the center Of the ring
and gave them their instructions Britt
looked nervous as he posed for the pho'
tograph.
went 10 their respective corners. Britt
wore red trunks with the emblem OF te
Olympic club embroidered on them. Cor
bets trunks were plain black,
I'm speaking Of the condition Of the men
before the fight Referee Graney said:
"Corbett has never been ~ such me nIn,ee
shape since his coming 10 California, HIS
condition Ia simply wonderful, Britt IS
also in splendid trim lie will be able TO
give as good an account OF himself as ne
has in any battle since he entered the
ring as professional
The men expressed their views before
| the fight AS follows.
Young Corbett said: II expect stif
| fight, but am confident / Will win and
| ain with n Knockout. | do not claim that
| | am a better Judge Of men than Britt,
| but do know that when ! arose from my
| seat after seeing him go Twenty-Five
rounds with Candle ! knew was brl't 5
master
Britt expressed himself as follows, 81
know that ! have "A hard game before
| me, but something tells me ] m going TO
| win. At any rate ! shall do my best, ana
| I'll give Corbett the hardest fight OF his
| career ,u
| Tim McGrath and G, OTIS Tuthlll also
acted as the champions chief adviser,
| Britt was looked after by spider
| Kelly, Frank Rafael and Curt RICHARD
son Kelly acted as director general OF
the Britt forces. -
belts resort tonight and, as had been
| predicted. failed TO bulge the bar AT the
iSD notch. Brltt's exact weight was ls,
| while that Of Corbett was not given To
the public. So great was the crowd
which assembled at the weighlng-in quar-
tiers that the principals We're greatly IN
| conyenIenced and some delay ensued on
this account A similar condition existed
I'm the immediate vicinity OF the various
newspaper offices, where bulletins Of the
progress Of the fight were displayed. ON
Market street, the main thorought1re OF
the city, traffic Of all descriptions was
brought to n complete standslill, so great
was the congestion OF people,
| A batch Of challenges was received ana
read by Announcer Jordan. Buddy Ryan
Eddie Hanlon and XII Herman chal.
lengod the winner OF the Britt-Corbett
fight Numerous local celebrities also
were there with challenges, among them
being Spider Welch and Jack Cordell a
telegram was received from Sam Har.
ris. challenging the winner on behalf OF
Terry McGovern. AZ 100 pounds, Corbett
announced that In the event of his vim
Ing he would accept McGoyerns def
Alex Greggalns issuel the challenge ON
behalf Of Spider WeCh who Is now IN
Salt Lake preparing for his coming con-
test with Nelson, which takes place. on
the Sth OF April Welch is very confident
| he can beat Britt
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on THE RACE TRACK.
Well Played Horses Successful at OAK
land Same Close Finishes,

San Francisco. March 25-Well played
horses were successful al oakland today
aud several races resulted In close nm
ishos. The weather was clear but the
track was still somewhat heavy, one
Of the best contesta OF the afternoon
was the fourth az mile and hundred
yards. Thanks to the superior riding OF
]. Martin, Administer, the fayorlte. got up
In time 10 beat Pierce j q neck, while
ldogo, tho pacemaker, was third tho
same distance away, Jockey Rel has
been restored 20 good standing and will
go TO New York TO ride Results;
First race Ave furlongs selllng-Edu-
cate won, Candidate second, Pencil Me
third Time--i.Os.
Second race, half-mlle. seling-Alhert
Fir won, Head Dance second, Holllgan
third Timc--062it
Third race, Futunty course selling
Drennus won, jean Gravier second, DR.,
Sherman third. Tme-ll6
Fourth race. one mile and hundred
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Tickets on sale April 10 6 inclusive,
Limit April IL and 10. For train ser-
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