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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-25

indianapolis RafeespreNe
@ew0bnI. BIS gutter 10-12e; trta1a bs ae,
pdbl.er 14-16c ; Sanep 82{-33c, goIsex
geaom 10 BITS 22e, Sapa $3.50.
SIN Hadetsn:
Arioia 1925. Zion 1925, SerieS Sl8.25;
Caracas $12. 10, DiGmortb's s12. Is, Dut6
Sara Blenb SIG. 90, RaiIRou& S12. 26, eqtes
8lenbeb Sana $l2.26
8ueer-Dominoes 8.05e; Sti6yuder 6.45
puIuerifrter 5.4oe; 3ff9 puIperiTrter 8 Ooe,
feiner sranuIirter 5.40c; Cubes 6. l0e; Gox.
feetiOnsrs' N5.55c; Ribsepoob q 6.45e; Et5,
nts u 6.40c; empire u s .35e; SbeaI ertra
@oIoen 6 $500; Binbior egtra 9 6.25e,
Ribsewoob 6 6.20e; seIber 6 8. To-; ls gels
Der 4. 80.
@etro6nete SriiGte-AepfeI, an Der Come
setrodnet, &c; Sobamnesbeeren 7e bic 7Ke;
@itron 13e bis lac; RoFnen. Q @rown, per
Yfunb, II, 8 @rowa 7ie, 4 groun 7fe iaa,
r~lenfseie &c bis &c, California Rlscatel TIC;
SuItana 7ic, inportirte SuItana lie bis lse,
California Gpriioien &c Bis 12c.
PidIes-24o0 tint Sab SO; 12oc TN Sas
So; 1900 tm SsIbfas $500; 600 tn Sag
So 30.
eprup-stanbarb gcrn 28e bts 25c; ser
wdbIter 27c bis 32e; eOrsbum sse bts Sse;
Stem Orleans MtoIsHes lse Bis zoe; sepdbI.
ter 3Oc bis 8Sc.
Gtnsema@te Observation-Disclosures 8 3D.,
S1.1ec 4ea8es STANDARD. 8 9fS., "a
2.25; combs 8 8funb 81. 60-$1. e5; Bio
Reases. 81. 40-$1.5O; gnanas, etanbarh,
2 3d., 81. 65-$1.80; eeennbs, Q gfunb,
LIS $1.46; crime 8obnen, 8 Efune aa,s
men, gabama Ananas $1.SC-$2. 25e,
@siisbte Grbien. sl.2O-s1.7 5. fribe Stunt s6
Gents. &arrou COO. etnsepetGte 6e-e0t
tomatoes, 8 8funb, 81. 10-$1.15, 8ufet,
2orn SOc-$l. 81. apfeIbutter. per Dutsno,
8 Bfurb. 81.
Nihe-Sra;iI meu &c bts 1Oe; JtIberts IL
ManbeIn Ia; wei9i@aIise RstbeIn l5e;
Serbian RanbeIn 16e; peanats &c bis SIC,
SerSftete 7c bis &c; gngIt9e 8aIntfHe
@ifs-Rab go Or. xef). Sat. s-1lep s
gaIIone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-25

W u n d n. Sic 2uopiss Me=
baiae bon BaDern muroe on gilbert
&eiB berlieben, Der our 3eit am Metro=
politan Opera Saus In Sem OOrt en-
sa9irt 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-25
TeuerSbrunlt lit Sort Mrtbur
j3ert6rt bic lebte1 &oblen=Surrdtbe Der beordngte1
Tetnmg.
int ,glanem &reu;".-9pnSonf iert-Nfien=Sieb perbafet-
gaege rnfTider gsrtunnbeter.
Gpblen=8 orrdtbe II
Brar10

@be6oo, "a. Sob. Cine sroBe
2oblsnnieosrlase in Der Ndbe Der @i-
STANDARDIZATION in port Mrtbur puroe
beute bur9 iapanii6e @eiatbe in
granb 9eiebt. Cine 06i4ung beg
Tsuers ift aweifslbaft.
Sotio, "a. Rob. Sas Saupt=
quarter Dor port Nrtbur meloet, baB
Der Brano Der DISQUALIFICATION in Der
g1dbe bss Nrienals, Der burd oas
Seuern u~niersr Sdifsseidhbe ents
fano, seitern Mittas besann uno biz
2 l16r heute firth bauerte. Wabri6ein=
LID fino ale 8oblenpOrrdtbe perbrannt.
Sapaner 3urhdgeftlageM
0om Sauptquartier in Der Wano=
9urei pirb eemelbet, oaB 600 Mann
fsinolider Snfanterie Singluntum at=
tafirte.s
llniere 8orpOften 3Oger f4, na9=
benz fie fir mebrere Stunoen benz Nn=
erife tpioerfanben, georbnet suriif.
Sas Sorf wurbe nonfdnois bonn
Seinbe ssrff6rt.
e Der .SunQhom".
@be o o, "a. Nop. Sie Mtel.
bune, baB Der Sampfer ySuns4ow",
Der nit elmer sroBen Quantitdt Jleii4
Bort Qrtbur su errei&en iudte, bon
ben Sapanern getapert Doroen 1T,
i9eint ri9tis su iein. Die vSuna&ow"
it elm enslii6es Sdiff unb seb0rt Der
Jirma 8utterfielo & Satire in Sban9=
bal. Nls Der Sampfer am lebten WOn=
tage bon Shanghai abfegelte, tpuroe er
i'm lebten Momente bon einem Wanne
t%ibernommsrl, Der, tpie man arnimmt,
i'm Sisnte Der ruiii&en &esieruna
febt.
@ef9ente dr. apani8
6 olbaten n.
SptiO,- "a. Sob. Die Samen
Der peri9iebsnen @Obltbdtisteits=8 er-
cine babier bsabfdtiaen 81 Neuiabr
isbem auf sbsm s9Iadifeloe befino-
liden SOloaten Elm @eident gu iiber.
mitteln.
MIIes rubig 9.
Wufben, "a. Sob. Seit atpei
Saeen if Die @rtilsrie edn3li9 per-
fummt. Sails bic Sapaner ni4t balb
gum ansrife pOrgebsn lOlten, tpirb,
pie n bier annimmt, 9uropatfin
bic Ofsnfibe wiebsr ergreifen.
YfIeee ID rufiif4e Iers
punbete.
BerItn, "a. Sob. Sie Geiel=
59aft bonn bsuti9en GOtben Sreus
wiro in 2ursem sinen aneeren 3ug
nad benz 9riegsi6auplabe ienoen, um
bic pertpunoeten uno franfen ruifi9en
SDloaten gu pf.een.
Gin dbnlidsr 3us purbe por circa
IA Saeen nod Der Wanof4urei se=
ianot. Na1 benz Nnlan9eu Der 3hge
an ibrem electromagnetic, ueroen
bisislben iofort ruifi&en Sffiaieren
iibereeben.
GaIfae @ rri9te.
Bort Saib, "a. Nob. Meuberf
unpiais felt aOmiral gDlterium bic
@erti6te in Ibrsoe. bab ruifiae Diff
3iere uno Seeleute Sumult in Cameo
auf Der Sniel @reta berDOrserufen hdt=
ten. gr iagt, bob bic Weloungen zines
enelii9en 8lattes, baB beridiebene ruiz
fi4e Seeleute p%erwunbet uno aet5otet
uoroen ieien, burdaus unri4tig fnb,
ebenfnls Tel feiner Der Wannidaft bee
@fertirt, NnlaB gu oieien @eriidten lei
wobl bur9 bic 9batiade seseben more
ben, baB ELL paar betruntene Seeleuts
on Borb setragen porben ieier.
pprtS O b, "a. Sob. Cine
Nbtbeilung !oss 2. ruiffden paeiie,
@eidwaoers 1T bier einsetrOfen. Die
sr6Bten 8orfihtsmaBreseln finb ftr
bic Gahrt oes @ei9mabers bur9 ben
Suess@anal sstrofsn uoroen.
Oeferrei@ .t1nsarn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-25

Dnrfe @erdu9erte 8raturrf s}e
6ranifarter 73c; Bologna IN Ddrmea &c, In
Eu& SIC.
SGmab- tn Tierces i. Dual. 9ie; 6.
nuaIttdt 94e; 8. nuaIttdt &c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-25

oal6Ie Yermaltune bes unter Der
Eligible oss .8lausn &rsu3es" ftsbenoen
Grauenbeims sebOten, in benz nod benz
auf9ebedtsn Sbatbeftanoe 9eraoesu
bellies 9ebauf wurbe. Ni4t nur
puroe nit ben @eloern, pel4e bel Der
Nufnahme neuer pfegebefoblener gu
sablen tparen, seridwenbsriid urnge=
gangen, es purbe aud bon ben pielfad
bebeutenben Stiftunsen elm ertledlider
She'll nidt ben betimmten 3msden su=
aepanot, uno bic Corruption feierte
Oreien. Nadbsm Der stanoal offens
tunois setpOroen, bat @r3ber3ogin Ma=
ria Sofefa es FIR be1er gebalten. fi9
bon bieier ,bumanitdren" @eieniAaft
81 trennen.
6 9nee It u r m.
Snnsbrud, "a. Sob. Geit
80 Stunoen berrI4t bier heftiges
S9neegefober. Ollie 3tee nod Wien
uno Stalien ino lie9en 9~eblieben.
Selesraphifder unb telspbonif9er @er=
tebr 1T unterbroden. Gin 3us 1T i'm
grennsr paB 9dn5li9 einseidseit.
@roBbritannien.
ngep6bn II d. 2dIte.
2onbon, "a. Rob. Die Sempe=
rntur in ben peri6iebenen Sbeilen bes
26nigrei9s, obuobl muir 25 Grab i'm.
ter benz 8ef%rierpuntt, tpar bic niebrig=
He, bic jemals bier bersei9net muroe.
@roBe Hotblase III infoI9e Der unge=
w6bnli6en Gdlte bier eingetreten uno
Die 8e66roen trefen SilfsmaBnabmen
neridiebenf Her Irt. Die 8erbinoungen
nit Den tleineren Stdbten unb Srt=
i9aften 1T ednslid unterbroden unb
bic ifOlirten pldbe leiben fhwsr. 9ln
psri9iebsnen pldben uurben &eiienbe
uno We9fabrsr erfrcren aufsefunoen.
8erba tun9 zines u f.
tien.S iebes.
2iperpool, "a. Sob. Die
bieiise Poli3si berbaftete Sames Wal.
lace, Der am 20. Nopember nit benz
@unaro Sampfer vSarOnia" bon
Bottom bier anlangte.
Wallace 1T anesflast, Sames Bout
nep, einen BANTER in Marquette, um
Nttien in Der S6be bon $50. 900 be.
ftoblen au baben. SIM 8efbe bes De-
fangenen puroe elm @reoitbrief in Der
66be bon 800. 900 borgefunoen, on
bic ,Goutt Bant" in 2onoDn aorelfrt.
$4,000 fol- Walace bereits in 2iper.
poOl 9e3osen baben.
Seuti9lano.
Rad mertfanid dem
M r.
8"ertin, o.. Sob. Die geb0ls
ferung bes Sorfes Walenroo In Ober=
beHsn befinbet fid ssssnpdrtis in nidt
eerinser Mufresuna. Ser bortise
2anbpirtb 6enner, tpelden bic poli3si
an lebten Samtas berhaften wonte,
tpeil er auf mebrere 2eute seI9oRen
bate, berrammelte fein 9aus unb enls
ping Die i9 nabenbe poli3ei nit 9e=
tpehri9tfen.
Der treitbare 2anbtpirtb tuiro ieit-
Der bon Der ~bertdrften Yoli3ei, @ens
barmerie uno Geuermebr regelredt be-
Iaqert. Or faieBt aus bier @epebren
unb einam &ebolper, une ba er elm
gutter Sdtse III. bdli er ben yGeinb"
in reipettprner gntfernun9. Wer
INNER fi9 su melt poruagte, bat feline
Glbnbeit f9mer biben miiRen. giss
Der bat er orei Mdnner bertpunoet, uno
in atbemloier Spannune barren bic
SorTbepobner bes Nusganss Der Bee
%laserung.
Sie Beb6rbsn bon WaIenrob baben
In grmangelun9 zines geferen beidloi=
fen, 5enner ausaubun9ern.
WtIl 3ulage.
B"erItn, "a. Nobember. @roB=
bsrsog 6rieorid HranS w. bon Med=
lenburgsS dwerin, pelher f4 Dor
mebreren Wonatsn nit prinseifn
Mleranbra, Der 3peiten Soater bee
9ersoss bon Cumberland, oermdhlte,
hof NJ, Aoe QouNesnnrfompnf nhhef1irf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-25
Tdglther WarftbertGt.
IteD@arsf.

IteDasarsf,
S~nbtanapoiis usticn Etebbofe, 20. @opbr.
Htnbpteh.
Serpdhlte bis prina Grport
etere, 13OO-15O0 Yfa..... IS 0o-6 %
NaStse BITS uittIere Ggport
Stiere, 13O0-14O0 9fo..... 460-5 90
Cute bis prtraa S9Iddter Sttere.
1160-1250 Yfb....-....".. 425-bOO
@ep0bnlide stiere, lilo BIB
1880 Yfuno. ..-..-~-..... 3 60-4 20
Cute bts serdbIte Geebtns
stisrs 60-3 76
Rdbigs Bis CUTE Seeding Stiere,
800-100O Wb.----".-".". 25-8 on
Suite StoderS 2 50-3 30
2esdte stoders. 20O-3 %
Suite bis geudbIte Hinbsr..... 360-40 %
NittIere bis quite Winoer-..... 315-34 40
@emobnIide Rinber .......-... 2 26-3 90
Suite bis asmabIte 3abe... ..-.... 325-3B
gRttIere Rfhe. 2 75-3 10
@em0bnIi9e aIte &iihe. ..~... 100-2 70
@ute Qiibe nit goLb......< $50 $50
semobnli&e Sibe NIT 4aI ..-..- $40 $26
Geudhlte SdIber 1917 26
Snwere RGiber- 8 50-5 90
grimta b!s farea @rport 8ut4a
Huuen 1866 10
@err0bnli4e BITS CUTE Bnlen...-. 2bO-3 90
@euobnli&e Sunen...-----.... 1 76-2 20
e apetne
Cute bis sepdblte i4Uere.""... "a 6b-47 70
Ssmai9te unO iGuere YaGsns... 49, 90
9ute bis semablte tei&ts- -.".-- 44O-4 b5
Sew1bnfi9e Iei1te".""".."..~ 425-4 %
,Sute 4O0-4 %
a,ihte gios 8 O0-3 10
Ho,ohs o. %
S9aG
Spriu9 2annbs...""--.."....... q 3D. b 70
suite bis semdbIte ginidbrise-... 8 90 90
Ssu0bnli9e bis quite ginidblise go 8 %
9ute Bus serpdb!te S&afe.-.... 300 90
Or otmdre bis quite S&afe.-.~.-- 275- 90
400 8 30
aide. per 100 Hfb..... 90. 2 90
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-25

GAMBLER besabIen foIsenbe preiie:
Butter - Country. 12c, GreOuerS ~,
eIgtx 28e.
Gier-25e per Dutenb.
9abner 63c, SABINE 8, TurfepB-l4-16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-25

Q&fe.
gngros 8 8ertaufspreiie Smportirter
e3uetaersdfe 8Oc per ptanb einbetmtf9e.
e4weuertdie l7c. @tseonftn Cream 8 adis
123. Stem gort @bebbarsl 12}e. einbesut
i&er 2traburger 12-14e. wrid 13-I4e.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-09-30
ONLY. SKlRMISHES
Are Reported Where the Japs Are
Advancing.

Outpost skirmishes constitute
the disclosed activities Oh the Lao
and Taitse rivers. Gen. Kuropat-
kin is reported to be keeping in
contact with the entire japanese
front. Russian scouts report that
the main Japanese force is centered
in the vicinity of the Yentai mines.
Chinese arriving at Che Foo report
that Japanese attacks on Port Ar
thur have resulted in heavy losses
to the assailng forces. st. Peters
burg hears that the Japanese block.
ade of Port Arthur is effective and
that Togo's fleet is selling junks
that endeavor to transport supplies
to the besieged fortress.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-09-30
STANLEY MONDAY.
Eloquent Young Congressman to
Make First Speech Here.
Campaign To Be Formally Opened
All Over The
State.

Hoo. A. o. Stanley viii open the
Democratic Campaign in Christian
county with speech at the court
house next Monday afternoon at
one clock. The young Congress-
man is recognized as one of the
most brilliant and entertaining
stump speakers in the state. An
Orator of unusual ability and a
close student of public questions,
his speech will undoubtedly be a
lifting opening Of the campaign,
that from DOW on may be expected
to Increase ID animation His
speech is one of twenty or more in
the state at the same time and the
camp fires of Democracy will soon
be burning Oh every hilltop in the
state. If there is a Democrat in
Christian county who is not for the
ticket this year be has not made
it known up to this time.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-09-30
FINCH CASE
Is Reset For the Twenty Fifth
Day of Term.

In the Circuit Court Tuesday
morning the following petit jurors
were selected: J. w. P'Pool, ]. p.
Barnes, J, V. Forbes, S. T. Myers,
l.. L. Nichols, l. A. Cook, w. S.
Harmed. NJ. F. Winfree. T. NJ. Van
cey, L. r. Yancey, p. N. Haddock,
J. F. Cornelius, Harlan Durham,
NJ. n. Wright, Stonewall Morris, a.
Cato, w. w. Ralston, A. J. Martin,
w. B. Owen, Harry Haddock, c. {.
Lindsay, c. S. Bradshaw, NJ. N.
Lacy, and J. NJ. Renshaw.
The case of Joe Johnson, charged
with assault wits intent to rape,
was tried Tuesday. johnson was
fined $50.
Jas. Cannon, charged with shoot
ing 10 sudden heat and passion,
was dismissed. Cannon shot Livy
Owen several months ago. He was
hned Us for carrying a concealed
deadly weapon.
The indictment in the case Of
Laura Bruin and others, charged
with the murder OF Edmund Bruln,
an old colored man, whose body
was found floating in the East Fork
of Little Rlverseveral months ago,
was dismissed, with leave to re
submit to some future grand jury.
The case of Charles Finch, set
for the 5th day u the term, was
reset for the 18th day of court and
will likely be tired at that time
Several misdemeanor cases were
continued until the February term.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-09-30
STREET FAIR
Will Be Given Week OF October
18th.
Odd Fellows Lodge has Closed q
Contract for Fall Car
niVal.

The Odd Fellows Lodge has de.
cided to hold fall carnival du ring
the week beginning October II, and
has closed contract with
the Robinson Amusement Co., of
Cincinnati. Committees have been
soliciting subscriptions this week
from the merchants and the guar
antee fund is about made up.
The fair this time will be held in
the streets, the Council having Civ
en- permission. There WILDE many
attractive free acts and a full line
of novel and high-toned shows.
A band of twenty pieces will dis
course music.
The committee on arrangements
is composed of Messrs. L. h. Davis,
L. e. Fowler, G e. Randall, Clyde
M Hill and M. L. Elb.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-09-30
SHOW YOUR SCAR
Or Else Be Ready TO Pay a
Fine.
Council Is Going to Enforce Com
puIsOry Vaccination In
The City.

There are two or three new cases
of small pox in the city. One is a
little white child, child OF Mr.. h.
NJ Steele. Another is a colored
woman named Elgin, on 18th street.
There is one other suspect on 2nd
street. The two cases previously
reported have been dismissed.
The county is full of smallpox, and
it IS impossible 10 prevent some
cases being developed in town.
The Council held a meeting one
night this week and Instructed the
Mayor to take vigorous steps to en-
force the vaccination ordinance.
Mayor Henry has issued a warn
ing and will follow it up with ar
rests and fines. People who can
not show good scar and refuse
to be vaccinated, will be fined from
S. to $40 each. Tie disease has
been of very mild type, 1t does
not make the victims sick in many
instances, making it hard to con-
troll. At Casky, Gracey, and other
points in the county the situation is
growing worse. ]. w. Francis, a
leading citizen Of Gracey, has the
disease.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-09-30
TOBACCO MARKET.
Nearly Two Hundred tiOgsheads
Sold Situation Unchanged

There was a fairly good sale Of
the loose weed on the floor by h. M.
Woodbridge 81 Co. this week and
prices were about the same as those
obtained for the past few weeks.
Loose receipts are not so large as
they were during the earlier part
of the season, but continue good.
Sales on the breaks amounted to
l45 hogsheads and private sales
were % hOgsheads. Receipts for
the week, 1913 hogsheads; receipts
for the year IS, $40 hogsbeads; sal es
for the year, 12,180 hogsheads.
Market steady.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-09-30
Fi0LLAND CASE
10 ue trad in ~ arshall COUNTY
Sh's Week.

The u'al OF Sher # Holland of
'a'oWaY county, Tor killing Hardy
KEYS. N 1903. was to begin yester-
day ~ BrnioD, before Special Judge
Eli Brown, of Greensboro. Nearly
all OF the leading lawyers of the
First district are concerned in the
case on one side or the other.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-09-30

Mr.. w. H. Bowman. of Paducah,
formerly of this city, has sold out
his interest in the wholesale liquor
house with which he has been con-
nected. He will leave Paducah.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-09-30
OpthAIr1aOScOpe and
r. etinOscOpe Combined.

An uptodae instrument diagnosis the pathological
oodllon OF the inter or OF the without
nNdr'at'cS ?" 7ate the pupil
1l measured " *Ooue certainly without asking
patient overwhelmingly
me intelligence OF the The
Wonderful prOdu
(Velns and aTteTles)
costly Instrument but have
made speciality n !
kept up todae with the latest
feel that the best none good for
ured that th viii get the latest
derived
PHances and Tor lbe least money Respectfully
~. D. KELLY,
Over 50 Years an Op:an ard J=wcler; Years
Optometrst No s Nam Street, Opposite House
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-09-30
Ten Founder.

Mrs. Clifton Calhoun presented
her husband with ten-pound boy
Tuesday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-09-30
Every Pair
Guaranteed

To wear well. guarantee to sell
the beet shoes cheaper than any
one else in Hopkinsville. IS 90
shoes for So. so, $500 shoes for So. 90,
and so on. cut the price on all
shoes to everybody.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-25
M'GOV[RN WOULD
WIN BACK GROWN
Brooklyn Fighter Anxious Still
TO Take Back the Cham
pionShiO.

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Terry Nc
Govern, former feather weight cham
pion, still has hopes to wear the feath-
er-weight crown. The Brooklynite be-
l1eves that he sees the championship
within his grasp once more. He has
planned to meet either Abe Attell or
Benny Yanger, two clever feather
weights. Attell Is now considered by
many as the legitimate feather weight
champion, as 1t is well known that
Corbett can no longer make the weight.
When Atte1l fought Harry Forbes 1t
was understood that the championship
went to the winner. BY defeating At
tell and Yanger McGovern believes he
would earn the claim to the champion
ship, as he can easily make the feather
weight limit.
Although sanguine that he can dis
pose Of any Of the feather weights now
before the public, 1t is his one desire
to get one more chance at his con-
queror, Young Corbett. BY meeting
Corbett McGovern says that he real
ICES that he would be going out Of his
class, but that Corbett Is the only man
that he would agree to with such
terms. He says he will agree to fight
Corbett at 100 pounds If he ever gets
the chance.
Speaking of his plans the other day,
McGovern said: my next fight will
be in the summer with either Attell or
Benny Yanger who are both top-notch
feather weights. 1 have received offers
to fight Eddie Hanlon, but / have de-
clined them, because Hanlon cannot
make my weight, which Is I27 pounds.
With Corbett / will agree to any
reasonable weight I still believe that I
can turn the tables on the champion,
and am anxious to get just one more
chance at him in the ring.
What do think of the Corbett- Sui
lfvan bout? Well, Sullivan will give
the champion a harder battle than he
expects, and Britt will give him the
greatest battle of his life. Just watch
that fight. 1t won't be all Corbett."
McGovern says he will not enter the
ring earlier than June.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-25
HARD LINES LAID
DOWN FOR MINER
Munroe Must Score Decisive
Victory to Get Fight
With Jeffries.

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-That a match
Tor the worlds heavyweight champion
ship VIII be the outcome OF the pro-
posed meeting between Tom Sharkey
ana Jack Munroe, which takes place at
Philadelphia, is certain. While a knock
out Is expected to terminate the meet
ing between the sailor pugilist and his
miner opponent, the fact that both
men are on their feet at the end of the
six rounds will not prevent Champion
jim Jeffries from making a match with
the one having a decided advantage
over the other.
LII the men are on even terms at the
conclusion of the fray Jeffries will take
on Sharkey.
Just TO prove that he Is determined
In his desire to enter the ring again
ana defend the worlds heavyweight
championship the huge Californian will
not name any conditions that would
prevent such contest. For that rea-
son he will meet the one having the bet
ter of the contest
1t is Jeffries' intention to be at the
ringside, and IL there Is no Knockout
scored during the bout he will decide
for himself as to which one is entitled
10 a match with him. Heretofore AZ
has been the general impression that lie
Munroe failed to knock out Sharkey
ne would be passed up forever, and the
sailor would likewise be put on the
shelf If he did not give the miner his
quietuS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-25
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
Ascot Park.

First race, maidens, three-fourths mile
-Murad, Bessie Welfiy, 112; Cannell, ia;
Nell Holen. lis; Ismad Innsbruck, Hon
duran, III; Lisp, 119; Bennett Gray 120;
Pirate, Chemist, Damsel, 121; Inaugural
Second race, three-fourths mile, selling
Lady Fonse, Negrusca, IS; SAM, 80;
topher, Chief Aloha, Blue Miracle, 1O4;
Marta. 1O7.
Third race, hurdle handicap. mile and
sharpless, All About Fftz stockwell, 125;
Olinthus, 1873; Sir Hugh, lab.
Fourth race, handicap. mile and an
saaof 49, S 81 Sohn 1O Mf 8TaEF 81
Fifth race, three-fourths mile, selling
Durbar, So; Col. Bogey, SO; Jane Holly.
SO; Nanon, Wager. 1O2; Rio Chico, 1O4;
sixth race, mile, selling Metlatka, So;
Iras, SO; Fustian, So; Moor 80; struggler.
Oakland. 40
First race, eleven sixteenths mile, SELL
iing-Midway; Hannah Van, 100. The
Dusty Miller, Foxy Grandpa, 104; Jack
Little. LOG; Targette. Red Bird, SO; Gate
way, Meinora, 102; Emil. Chaple, 100;
Second race. three and one-half fur
longs, purse-Edgecli Light of Day,
los; The Mist, Velna, 1Os; Eschobor, Miss
is ea ld Rd iSag senator Eng hontT
Halpin, 112.
Third race. mile. selling Isabella. Sur
Johnson. 102; Pearl Diver, lo7; searcher,
Grand Sachem, Donator, Formero, 104;
Elmer L. f12; Postmaster. 109.
Fourth race, thirteen sfxteenths Of a
mile, seiling-Mohor, Fair Lady Ann, P0-
lonius, 107, Penzance. 99 Kickum Bob.
Pickaway: Prince Blazes. 1O6; The Miller,
101; Hfppfnax, 109.
Fifth race, six furlongs. selIing-I4ady
Kent. los; Harbor, SO; GalanthuS, 102;
Ethel Abbott, go; Yellowstone, Handpress,
ITO; st. Winnifreda, 106.
Sixth race one mile-I Know, 80; Close
dor, Diderot, Administer, 104; Pat Nor
rissey, 106; Mr.. Dingle, 101; Meehanus,
. LOT; Flaneur, 109-
New Orleans.
First race, one mile, seIing-Colin
George, 49, Easter Waters, s.. L. O..
Scarborough, 9S; Bertwin, Tom Olney, 80;
Little Princelet, SO; Tangible, Kate Glib
bons, SO; Gov. Boyd, Radiant Heat. 50;
North Wind, Ill.
Second race, selling, six furiongs-PhiI
ada, Mansha, So; Wyndan, 100; Wreath OF
1o7.. 49,
Third race, selling, six furlougs, purse
Inquisitive Girl, 80; Out Out, SO; Weird,
Saddyccee, Parisienne. JOG.
Fourth race, one mile, selling-Sneer,
50; Young Jesse. SO; Martina. "a; Helen
lss we aSe ia 49, LGpe a
Son, 100; Marcos, Ill; Henry Of Fransta-
mar, 116.
Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards.
seIling-Pronta. 1902; Barklemore, 10s; Bud
The Guardsman, log; Circus Girl, Past,
I02; Count EN- Out. 10S; Lou Woods. 100;
hummer IL, III.
Merry Sport, June Collins, 112; Prince OF
Endurance, Commend, 115; Guard, Myn-
heer, The Icicle, 102.