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ment you will win.
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Frr,!'s GIlHI Opera llCuSc. Baltimore.
Nrr< Of March 18th. The Monarch OF
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Astonishing Program of Magical N.Y.
IcricS.
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uI lad two opera.
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- anIiugl my
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W. sriptiom and
Golden Medical Dis
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TO say a pleasant
w--d TO anyone was
almost impossible

81 vas troubled with female weakness for
Gg1J -ors; and suffered more than can tell.
~. yrs. Gust. MosCr OF Ovaudo, Dcctlodge
Ea.. ..t. MY disposition was affected to stlch
The evening world., 1904-08-26

Juniors. Colonial juniors, Of st. Brids.
cts: LcnoX Juniors, OF Bayonne; Dexter
Jumpers, the Golden Rules, lngleside r.
-, u Flushing; Legal a. c.. Eagles. OF
East Side. .he 5sgamores, the Decatur
IT, h. y, Onkrldge A. g., the West New
York JunlOrA and the Syhils. Address
Iieorss Meyer jr, No. so Eleventh a"e-
IIn, city.
The Argyle a. c. would like to play
.tu- ay,.lgtag fifteen and sixteen
r.t, 10 car grounds on Sundays In
september. VIII play for side bet OF
~ &tI. On Aug. a the Arsyles de
ieated the Elmont b. II. Z. by q score
OF Il to Q. Address NJ. J. voge. No, %
EisJ S~'ynntr-nlnth street. city.
Tho Munroe BD. Club have AN dates
open In September including two games
ior LABOR lp To Oe g!lyci on the
grounds. McKlbben aut White streets,
bgl XII. with teams averaging tilr'
teen TO fifteen ye1rs Address. u
olI.G. lF, u rum str,ct. brooklyn.
T.e Ir vines Jcuraeyed 10 canarls'
Sunday. Aug 81, AID defeated the Bed
4.t4 ..l ...p HE ,suure ~ l2-t. OF
SATURDAY.. A1g q tho Brownies play
the Noltauks, and on sunday morn,n !
they play 'he HANNIBAL +. e., Of Eis,
New York. and In the afternoon the,
meet the Bedford Flc!l Club NJ Crn
ARSE. For games address J Loenlei
- Marion street. BrOokl>n.
The evening world., 1904-08-26
LOCAL BETTING MEN
PUT UP THEIR MONEY

VIM the arrival Of the race-trsek
oontin gent from earatoga last night tin
bstans on the big tight became VEN
brisk.
Al the Afstrooois and other resorts
whsrs sporting men eonsregats thu out
come Of the fght ~ the main topic OF
conversation. the running OF the great
rututty on saturday for the time being
forgotten. Jos Ysager's offer to bet
tlo.mo on the miners chances caused
many to believe that the man from
Butte was q good bet, as Yeager Is a
shrewd bettor.
There was plenty Of Munroe money In
evidence, and the supporters OF the
champion we're ouok TO accept any
hat Wa offered at I 10
The p~rvvailins odds we're 10 10 I ana
at this pr,cs most Of the bets were laid.
The Arst bst OF the Night recorded a.
the Mstropole We between Eddie
Burks end george coasidinA Tns lat
ter hA ti.eeo against txa oonsidins
sid ~ As would ~ sno<hsr tlo~'
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his IL enough OF a record TO ave
lerrts al 'hs eohnaehee IN 'he worm
10 VIII % ~ hohs al tne u'essS''s
room' y 10 hin inc p's''orm wiz "
rs 'amihar rs nls oNn oaoAya'u,
MuhtSe, on 'he o'neI manu-, "h' 10
mo Ne MeVna rssn.on ~ az
.ss'""' 'V' "s " i"
ms amateur nsns "eIe Az AZ rh,
plymp'o Sluo, ns 'ou' pro,e7,na
were al 'ousn' ~ s'na. eIuO.'
c,yep' the ns v""'n Asy.
Nh'sn We" punee ~
seeond hes'meh' A'moiy VI rN'''oe'.
phIa Inc sight OF sueh an ocean OF
Uiees As wiz oe 'uIhen 'owaru i'h %
'nS", %"' NV ""' ~
Sm " :. m'.,
-. ~ r,nn in tho matt ~ coCI.
49,. wnrrn. ,n many a b,rd.fougb,
foo,baII nsla laying before the banked.
an ,ho,.. ma, IN ,ha erand->tands. has
,r.,na, rn $50. a, ,ro, 1sorIe, p,.
xavs heen cola and smot.onles, IN
,hs h.at OF battle.
In his fights with Peter Maher, Lin,
erick and Tom sharkey, the miner wa,
las cool AZ any old hand at the ightlns
game could bs. I, may be a little dif
The evening world., 1904-08-26

The Young Nets defeated tho Bright
E,ars by n. Following score:
n np;ag, s5I.s.SS ~
3atteries-Jasephson and Sllvermah;
Tho clarrnont ~ a. c have rcorTau
he'd and would like to hcir from team
elfven 10 thirteen years old. Addrcs'
nsa clsr!e. Nc. 1870 Flilh avenue. CITY
Toe. llge-up is:. Stncl. e.; Clarke, %
Nhite. -. Micnel. ID: COhen. ~
frisdman, T. Kahn, n NJ wind'r
man, C.: ) Winderman. y.
A good all.round player would like
20 join a strong team averaging from
Ilxfeen 10 seventeen years. Address,
4. Davis. l69 East One Hundred and
Tenth street. City.
The Orioles +. c. would like to ar.
range games with teams averagtnG
thirteen 10 fifteen years for a side be,
or league bali. Address. ". k!lCy. 81
IVES, F0rty-second street. New York
City.
Tae New Yorx J.s. vo1'i Ike - ncl.
from two all-r1und players. md would
also like 20 arrlng' gincs with team
IN this city for q side bet, Address h
1undsgnard. No. ~ Broadway. care 81
Locke A. A., city.
TAe Hot AZ baseball team de'ea,e
shc strong Sterling baseball team by d
score OF Is to ~ The feature OF ths
game was fourteea strike outs made b.
The Hot Airs star pitcher. Besncni.
Tbs Revenues will cross bats with IN
uerkmans on Sunday. Aug. =. on IN,
!, y. NJ. {. A.. grounds. one Hundred m,
Ilftieth street and River aycnnN !
Hoffman will DO In the box for tn,
Revenues. A close and Interesting mr
n expected.
The Revenues would Ike to play tn
/. krgyle A. G. at Bedford Park IN Iaho
Day, Address J. Davidson, No. ia Pas
One Hundred and Forty-eighta street
a proax saturday
&Astor & bros......so0bB0iO =
1z4mourrer Herzog ....o32o0o90i-
eefter1es Tor winners-Cltmmens an
rs Standard A. C. has saturda,
W ~ ~, open FOR q practice game vii
= JEAN averaging eighteen years FOR
bet, or a league ball. Addres
upp 4 Walter Company. City
~ payer twelve wears old wants /
some team as an inhei1er. Addre,
kopiik. No. isi5 Fifth avsnu,
Hichusond Juniors will play team
W Twelve TO fourteen years Il
ITS OF from - to IS. game to
~ our grounds. VIII give ha
~ 70 out-of-town teams. Hay
Labor Day .morning and aitel
q. - and q open Tor suitnb
@ar1ors. Belmont Juniors. o.
80
The evening world., 1904-08-26
MUNR0E AND JEFFRES ARE READY To ENTER RING
CONTINUED from First Pagc.)

historic battles IN that same ring, where he will face the lighting miner
tonight, Champion Jenres has fought and won six Of the most important
battles Of his career. The first was In 9, when. after coming into some
prominence by training Corbet at Carson, and beating Rubin and Choyn.
ski in twenty rounds each. he fought Peter Jackson. Peter was tho old
idol Of San Francscans. even q much as was Jim Corbett Jedrie
knocked out the veteran with eae In three rounds. He then knocked out
Pete Everett, At that time touted as a wonder, in three rounds Shortly
after that time Jenries fought and won a twenty round bou, with Tom
sharkey. This was at the time Of Sharkeys great popularity. and By his
Victory Jefries It once jumped into fame
FIRST FIGHT WITH FI1Z.
Anet beating sharkey Jerries went eastward. got a match with Fits.
simmons, and knocking him out at Coney Island, took the worlds cham.
pionship title. His next fight In San Francisco, within the same ropes that
had fenced him In before. was with Rubin. whom he beat In Ave rounds
Then came the great battle with FitIsimmons, and again Jehrhes retired
from the ring Of Mechanics Pavilion a victor. Just q year ago, still In
The same ring. he knocked out James ]. Corbet.
The evening world., 1904-08-26
By WILLIAM DELANEY,
Manager of Champion JeffrieS.

have handled JsKnes ever since no started In the nahtinu aams.
and never have been better satisfied With his condition than am now.
When no fought sharkey, and the nrk time he fought corbstt In New
York, no inslasd upon training himself han to death on the rsd. l
succeeded In ssesins him to drop the Idea when no fought corbst last,
end assin for THE fight. Hs has been working Just hard enough 70 81
In the bsA possbis shape md no never was In better trim than no 10
today would b. satisfied to have him 90 Into the ring Weighing from
ten to t~sn<y pounds more than he does, for thai mstsr. He 10 big and
|stroNo snos9h to carry extra weight. JeHriss could fight at $50 pounds
|Insssd Of as and bs fully a. good a. no 10 now.
The only thing can say 10 that hope Munros will bs In Just 40
|oood shaps. for u Jsnrss whips this fellow too easny donV see where
another man 10 going to come w TO meet him.
The evening world., 1904-08-26
wiii Wear soft HANDBAGS.

The mar will wear soft handaxes, and
these may be put on In the dressing
rccn. Referee Grsnsy viii inspect the
mitts OF both men when they enter the
arena and decide II they have lived IN
to the rules. There will b two sets Of
gloves at the ringside.
When JEFF fought Corbs.t he burst
one OF his gloves, and this oaussd q
slight delay In the battle
Billy Delaney will bs the chief a.
wiser for Jeff. and kid" Mccoy win
act In the anne capacity for Munroa.
No sponge will he thrown up IN Nun
roe's corner. II he cannot win he wants
to be knocked out completely.
Fol- the benefit Of people who win
be waiting for the newt IN the East.
Manager Coffroth has arranged 10 have
both men In the ring at 0 o'clock sharp,
or midnight by New York Tina Man.
ager Delaney has promised to have JEFF.
fries In the pavilion by . o'clock, ana
Harry Pollok. for MunroA says Jaoh
will b In ahead Of the ehamploa.
The evening world., 1904-08-26
YOUNG CORBETT"
PICKS THE WINNER

Young Corbett" got back In town
nom Saratoga last night. When asked
his opinion and u he had made q bet
on the big fight he said that while he
was not CONS to bet ANYTHING he
thought that the miner would win.
"Jeuries viii md In Mdnroe the tough
est man tnag he mas ~ yet faced" sad
the iVIHaer va-.as.O.. Ano miner mas
iulpToyCA wVnuerlulIy anu q a better
boxer than most people give him credit
Tor.
AS to my betting I wish you wodld
state for me tia, ! would not wager A
cent where Eddie Grancy Is 10 act as
referee. want to advise my friend
ihev do that once you can gamble that
they viii repeat"
The evening world., 1904-08-26
BY HARRY POLLOK,
MANAGER FOR MUNROE

Jack 10 great.
have the utmost confidence In his ability to put up an article Of
fighting that will surprise every one who sees him.
~ no falls to beat Jenres tls time will be 40 much surprised az
will be disappointed.
When 90 back to New York expect to have the champion Of the
world with me.
Munroe has improved 100 per cent since he came out here for this
season Of training. He's q remarkable fellow, He learned everything
Mccoy told him 90, fast that he had the 'kld' guessing every day
Jack Is the samest and strongest big fellow know.
Take the tip from me-herl waIlop JEFF and come homo on the bit.
The evening world., 1904-08-26
Fighters Compared.

49, "a h.. ,aken an three
s.,nA. .hus e,slns nm IN Nj, work.
W.. .,.x.rr... IN hoxinS Ia con.
~-,.a ra,n.r NJ the fighters I, A Jim
Corts,, ant Jetrries has a cleyerness
of his ovn He Is certainly the fastest
man oyer 90 pounds that ever boxed
in A rtnR. In his last fight with Corbett
here no outtoo;ed the e~x-champion,
cornered him, and caught him In mid
ring at pleasure.
Je1 10 built for speed,
walter chrls,y, the famous profess
sicnai sprinter. coach Of the University
Of calitornl. track team, says una,
s,%1, ,or need IN abort distance
work.. len travelled all o err the soun-
try A eouple OF year, sao with Bob
ptxsimmons. meeting all eomers. At
that time Fits taught Jerfriss all that
he could OF the boxing game. and there
isn't a greater coach IN the world tnan
Etl II was rtzsimmons's methods
that made IL 90 cas- Tor Jsnr'ss I"
peat Coroe'' mere iast husus. =
@u"oe '"Ne, On
moee 49, A, 80 "a
'nan -
."ais" =
80
,no' "a.
.u'"s 49, NJ. hs, ..oo.
hn,ct A, landing h,, blows where they
will hurt. lie Is 4 great body ~punehsr.
The evening world., 1904-08-26
ID ieager took a dyer On Muuro~

isaser took a dyer on MunroA.
Joe Reagan was another admIrer OF
The miner. He bet 500 against 1000 OF
Eddie foy's money. Harry Hastings
mad E,D0 to wager on Munroe, and
walter Jennings, the owner OF Proper.
laid him $4,000 against 1900.
bet Peter Daley 800, getting . TO 4 for
his money. AT Frank Dryers cafe ths
betting vas spirited. Dwyer Il an al.
mlrer OF Munroe, and has a lot OF
money TO bet on him.
The evening world., 1904-08-26

their prime. FitEsmmons was setan9
a little old for ring work when no lost
tho title to Jer, and Corhett was slid
ing back when he was beaten by FITS
simmons at Carson, the year before
The second fights with both Corbstt and
Fitzslmmons were one-slded. for neither
Of the former Champions was able 70
J tate the punishment that Jeffrles could
give. and come back" In their old. time
amer Body blows whipped them
both. and only one or two well landed
we're required to do the trick.
Different with Muuroe,
/. With Munroe II will he diResen,
matter. The miner is As hard as ar,
NOR plate. He has lived a rugged III,
In tho mountains, when ne was no
travelling and playing football with tn,
lug teams OF the West, and ne has IN,
Iron stomach OF the mountaineer. Their,
not a Soft spot In aim. tor he IA,
not rs vet tasted the luxury that 90 me,
with A championship. rs Jerries hsI
himself.
sharkey. In Philadelphia. knocke,
Munroe down with a blow that, nigh
have easily killed an ordinary mar, bu
the miner rose In a tew seconds witt
full strength and speed AZ his com
mand. lie has wonderful recpperau y
power. Just "a Jefrries had when n
first fought rtxs.mmons and threw ol
blows that shook him to his heels.
JenFiss has been living . life OF sas<
with occasional spuru Of training 10
his fights, and even his rugged con
stltutIon has begun to show the effect
, Of II.
There will not b, q reat disparity !
slse between the fighters. as there IA
been In all OF the champions forms
battles. Jefrles has steadily refused /
! weigh himself In the presence OF an
|. but his " trainers and handlers, an
| although they say no balances the beai
at - pounds. not much reliance ca
b. 10 p,'.cd upon thelr statements. In q
/. praal1 ,.y thc giant "a bigger eve
thin rhc he last fought corbett an
4 ca MT occasion ne weighed Is pount
! ri9gsd Hlnr0s weighs - pound
t sU,.sss so-oAy. As wslsAsd ~ ~
The evening world., 1904-08-26
AMATEUR BALL PLAYERS

The Evening World will publish every day In the Sporting Edition
an the news Of the amateur baseball players. scores Of their game. eha-
isnsss. &C Address al communication to the Amateur Baseball HdMor
Of The Evening World, Puuuer Building, New YORK.
The evening world., 1904-08-26
JEFFRIES SAYS:

won't say just when W III knock Munroe out as al.
ways go into a fight with the intention Of putting In the punch
when get the chance, and don't know what round Il will
come In. expect to finish him long enough before the end
Of the fight to show my friends that haven't gone back in
spite OF the stories that have been told about my condition.
have an old bone to pick with this miner, and when get
through with him he'll never, say Butte" again without get.
ting the ha-ha.
The evening world., 1904-08-26

BASEBALL To-day, 4 r. N. American
A~"
The evening world., 1904-08-26
MT In Clinchss.

For the fret time In me history OF
heavy weights I, has been agreed to hit
In the cilnchcs. Al n conference held
last night At corbctt's by "Kh' MCCOY
aad HAIRY Pollok, r-sprsssntias Nun
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-07-23

ed only a few years by her husband
Frank NJ. Campbell, who was well
known in this section. Deceased
is survived by two sons, Lee and
Nacio Campbell, and FIVE daught-
ers, Mrs. Louis Kowalski, and Mrs.
Jos. Webb, of Brownsville, Mrs.
Mary Banado, of Hidalgo, and two
others whose names we could not
learn. THE HERALD syrnpahizes
with the family and friends in the
loss of one though past four score
years of life, whose place can never
be filled.
Charley Short, of Beeville, ar
rived in Brownsville yesterday and
will remain provided he can find
employment
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genuine. July and August is the
time for transplanting- $40
H. G. STILwELL NURSERY Co.
Since last report the following
couples have been licensed to wed:
Juan T. Arocha, Leonor Barrera;
lose Chavez, Romualda Sanchez;
Charles Lockhart Harrison, Mary
Hinojosa Alvarez; Refugio Cara,
Lucia Perez.
FOR SALE-I will sell all of
DR.. F. w. Kirkham's household
goods. Anyone desiring to inspect
same may do so by applying to me
at the Botica del Leon.
]. L. PUTEGNAT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan, of
Houston, arrived last night, on a
tour of inspection in the Browns
vile section, with a view of locat-
ing.
Take your rapair work to Yer
helle, the saddler, at Kivlin's old
stand. All work frst-class and
guaranteed Prices right. 7-27
Narciso Hinojosa, arrested for
smuggling, was before Commits
sioner CreageI this morning. He
was charged with smuggling about
$40 worth of drawn work. As it
was his first time before the COM
missioner, he was allowed bond in
the sum of SIS, which he gave and
went his way rejoicing.