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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-02
STORM VICTIM IS DEAD
After Suffering From Injuries Over
q Month, ]. Jorgens0n Succumb.
cd Mt Local Hospital

J. Jorgenson, who was injured about
-. Ii q storm near Mag
ara, dis d at a local hospital Thursday
evening. In the accident he had been
severely injured, being partially par
alyzed as result. During the ev-
ening on which the accident occurred,
a dance had been held in a granary,
but with the coming of the storm, all
but Jorgenson left it. fearing that it
would be demolished. He had been
in the building along only a few min
utes when 1t was demolished and he
was caught underneath the timbers
and badly crushed. The body was
shipped to Aneta for burial
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-02
CARNIVAL BREAKS CAMP
Tents Were Taken Down Today and
Trpupe Will Lea,e for Another
Cline This Evening.

The carnival week wrich has been
full of disadvantages because of the
weather, mostly, has come to a close
and today the tents we're taken down
and the paraphernalia packed away.
This evening the, carnival troupe will
leave for another cline going into
winter quarters only to come to light
again another year when tho buds
begin to ripen Willie the shows have
all been tempting still the patronage
was not large because few cured to
brave the weather to watch O per-
Torrance beneath canvas.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-02

from railroad companies. When he
travels he pays his fare and when he
cannot pay his fare he stays at home.
While the chapel car may be a good
thing in some places. 1t will never
work In the diocese of Fargo so long
as the present diocese over 200
churches, mainly along railroad lines
have brought into the state many
thousand Inhabitants, and from the
railroad corporations in this state
have not yet received one cent to aid
me In developing the work. l shall
be the last man in North Dakota to
ask any railroad to run q chapel car
over its lines" "
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-02
ADMITS HE IS GUILTY,
Murphy Will Tell Judge Templeton
the Same Thing.

J. G. Murphy. arrested Thursday
morning on charge of stealing an
overcoat and bound over to the dis
trict court for trial, has admitted his
guilt and will appear before Judge
Templeton soon to plead guilty and
receive his sentence. Murphy, who
has also gone under the names of
Malloy and Kennedy, has twice been
to the states prison before, and is
DESTROYS Of again making that place
his home.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-02
FILES BANKRUPTCY PETITION
H. B. Withers Of Mentor Places His
Liabilities at 1900 and Has
No Assets.

H. B. Withers of Mentor has filed. a
petition of voluntary bankruptcy in
this city. Mr.. Withers places his liza
bilfties at $1,000 and has no assets
other than about SIS worth ofwearing
apparel. Mr.. Withers is one of the
early pioneers Of this section and was
an old range driver. He was for a
time also engaged in the livery BUSH
ness and is at present living on
rented farm near Mentor. ~.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-02
NIGHT CAP PARTY IS next
Big Social Event viii be Given Under
the Auspices of the Sacred Heart (
Church Choir.

The next big social event to occur
in this city will be the night cap party
to be given under the auspices of the
Sacred Heart church choir. The big
social event will be given. next Thurs
day evening in the Giles hall and is
one of the many social events planned
by the choir for the purposes of OBJ
tanning enough money to purchase a
new pipe organ.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-02
Woman Interrupts Political Speaker

Woman Interrupts Political Speaker
A we'll dressed woman interrupted
a political speaker recently by con-
tinually coughing, If she had taken
Foley's Honey and Tar 1t would have
cured her cough quickly and expelled
uine Foleys Honey and Tar contains
no opiates and is in a yellow pack
age. Refuse substitutes. Sold by all
druggists.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-02
Will Appeal.

The case Of the state against Chris
Wang. in which Judge Sullivan i'm
posed fine Of $50 and costs, and not
IS and costs, as reported In the Her
aid this morning, will be appealed to
the district court.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-02
DIR. ROBERTSON on PROGRAM
Will Speak ut Dedication Of Methodist
Church in Valley CITY

Among those on the program
at the dedication of the new Methodist
church at Valley City is DIR. e. p.
Robertson of Grand Forks. The dedi-
cation will take place on Sunday,
October II, and will mark an import
ant epoch in the religious growth of
Valley City.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-02
sLeft for Visit,

Mrs.. Kingman and daughter left
today for st. Paul where they will
spend short time visiting.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-02
Returned Home,

The Misses Stewart Of Key West,
who were visiting friends in the city
yesterday, returned to their home.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-02
Here From Honeyford,

Oscar Foss Of Honeyford was an ar
rival in the city today to attend to
business matters and visit with
friends. "
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-02

Went to St Paul.
Judge ]. A. Sullivan was passen-
ger last evening to st. Paul where
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-02

he will attend the meeting Of the Re-;
publican state central committee Of
which he is a member from this dis.
trict. Mr.. Sullivan will bring every
thing to bear before the meeting Of
the committee to. show what sis needed
in this section to advance the Repub-
lican policy, which will no doubt
meet with favor. q
Larim0re Visitor. y
/ Mrs. Gilbert johnson of Larimore
was in the city today to visit her
brother who is on the sick list.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-28
BASEBALL.
GIANTS ARE OUTBATTED
BUT WIN THEIR GAME

Dallas, Tex. March 27.-Though out
Hit 10 3 and forced to play major
league ball because Of an excellent
brand Of opposition pitching, :he
Giants today beat Dallas 3 to /. The
difference between big and little league
ball was aptly illustrated in the eighth
inning Bresnahan was first up in this
inning BY running up TO meet the ball
he bothered Moore and drew d base on
balls. Devlin smashed one through
short. Doyle tried to sacrifice, but
tapped a low fly 10 the pitcher. In his
anxiety to double Devlin at first Moore
made hasty throw and nit Devlln on
the shoulder Before the ball could be
recovered both runners had moved up
a base PI1dWril pushed an easy
grOundrr at Moorc RreSnahan rushed
off third to draw the throw away from
first and Moore CANE after him, ball IN
hand. Instead OF getting Bresnahan in
a run-up, Moore decided to capture
him single handed He rushed for
ward and swung with the hall where
he thought Hr"snahan would dodge
Instead Of going back. however, Brts-
nahan darted for the plate. Moore al
most fell down and Brcsnahan scored
and all the other runners Were safe.
The pestered pitcher went back to the
box and made a wild pitch which al
lowed Devln to score. Shannon singled
to left scoring BridWell.
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Boston. M,rcl, :
New York Produce Market.

Iro,-D New York. March p
ti-nr ls-Receipts 26.445: expnrts S3ie
S" Vii, hFH Or d4,l ana UNCHANGED.
SaI'S i~oWD futures; spot easy; No. j
rtd ~ elevator, No. red To- 0 i atioat
70. ! northern Duluth ia q h afioat
NO. , baud winter IL + o b atioat
ooftN- Rec"ints Hoe; exports 1860,
spot steady; NJ. 7512 elevator ana a
! y a;loat: No. > white nominal ami
NO. yellow nominal f o b aiioat.
ONIS-Receipts 1l4.0O0: spot quiet miv-
e 81 Gon = IDS 81; natural white 26Gi32 lbs
''nGoi chlped white 32N40 lbs 6r;lS.
h l.? n! western S2Omsso
fDKk-Firm; mess 14.75d1525
HItIAR-llaw firm: fair rcnning > ~
ce en- n 96 test 1926: moIasses sugar
. iB5tTTER-Steady, unchanged: receipts
EGGS-Unsettled; receipts 1884. state
"a. and nearby fancy selected WHIT ISii
m miS; good TO choice 17Q1s: brown and
PoTATOES-lrregular: Bermuda sec
ond crop per bpl. 35ON6: state, pa and
western IN bulk per $50 lbs 2O5fi2. 4c: GarI
man per bag 2.25 yer
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MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.

| New York. March 27.-Prices moved
| continuously in today's stock market, but
the course of the movement changed 50
often as to leave speculative sentiment
! thoroughly confused. In one important
stock would be diSccrned signs believed
to point to distribution going on while
i'll another appearances would indicate
accumulation. The action of Union Pa
cifc had an important influence on the
whole list by sympathy. The bad inn
preston created by yesterdays announce
ment Of Il coming bond issue seemed to
pass away. after period of early depres-
sion. Banking officials credited with the
financing intimatcd that first reports Of
the dimensions of the immediate proposed
issue had been exaggerated. Stories
We're thereuron revived of the irlmincnce
OF tie plan for segregation Of Union Pa
cfic investments for distribution to
stockhc Iders. The stock turned strong
II. The heavy tone Of United States Steel
in the early dealings weighed on the
whole market and the source of the SELL
ing aroused suspicion. The copper Sc
curitioS had the advantage of another
rise in the price of the metal here and
abroad and reports from London of an
Improvement in the, general market con
ditnn for the metal. Reports regarding
conferences over wage conditions in the
soft coal trade varied widely as they
came from different districts. and his
MAY have accounted for some confusion
in the price movement Of soft coal car
riers The special strength shown by the
Canadian group of railroads was attrih-
uted to Il foreign origin ANA the reason
for the advance was not stated. Some
sustaining force in til" general list was
an effect. The strong banking forecast
helped the later stock market and the
early uncertainty was largely discarded
in 4 vigorous up bidding Of prices to a
strong close.
Bonds werr irregular. Total sales. par
value. $3472.oHo. United! states bonds were
I'm, hanged On call.
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Jim JEfFRIES AFTER
PApkE AND KETCHELL

Los Angeles, March 21-LOs Angeles
is to have one OF the biggest and best
fight clubs in the United States. 1t
will DC known as the james j. JeffrieS
Athletic club. Jim Jef1ries will be
preside Mt, matchmaker and referee of
the principal fights The new club
will he Incorporated for 100000. Work
on the arena structure, which will seat
over $40 was begun Thursday. The
new club is the result of the Los
Angeles ordinance passed a few
months ago, limiting glove con-
tests To ten rounds, with no
decision. Jefierics. digusted at the
ordinance, declared he would open
Il CLUB where real fights could be held
He las made good.
Plenty Of money will back the enter
prise, and jeff has trlcgraphed Papke
and Stanley Ketchcll as follows:
BILLY Papke: VIII You fight ketchell
- rounds before my club here during
fleet Week. about April %, for 60 per
cert Of the gate receipts? Seating
capacity 5000
JAMES ]. JEFFRIES."
jeff is determined to set Il big fight
am thinks this the best card Should
h" fan. IL says he win turn his attcn-
ti"n toward Cans and .Unholz.
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STANFORD UNIVERSITY ATH.
LETlC CREWS ARE DISBANDED.

Stanford University Cal. March q.
-Ihe University boat sQuad-both
varsity and FrO-hr1or c~1vs.-has
dlsbanded owing to the fact that Cap
tam Gay was among the students dis
MISSED Tor Observation-Disclosures. Captain
fenton has disbanded the baseball
team owing to the action Of the COM
mlttee. though the organization may
nnish the season under another name.
Tennis practice has been SUSPENDED
ana although Trainer Moulton has re-
quested all track men to continue
training. several of the best athletes
nave signified their intention of TAX
ing leave of absence.
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BOXING.
GLOVER HAS BEST OF
BOUT WITH KID SHEA

New York. March 27.-ThroWing
science 10 the winds. Billy Glover and
Kid Shea, the latter Of Boston, Thurs
day night fought Il ripping six-round
battle at the Long Acre A. c. in which
Glover Was the victor all the way. It
was i fine smuggling match most Of The
time. and Glover did most Of the
smuggling. IL the fourth round he got
a right nook planted on Shca's jaw
that sent tn" BDStunian to the floor for
a count Of nine. But Shea came back
ard liut up a good showing Of defen-
siye work. In tn" scmi-tinaI, Young
Critic had Mark Anderson practically
out in the fifth round when the referee
stopped The fight
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MIKE CUNNINGHAM WILL
MEET CLARKE OF LAWRENCE.

Portland Ne. March AT the Past
time Athletic Club next Tuesday even
ing Mix Cunningham. the Popular
Lewiston boxer. will race kid Clarke
of Lawrence for six rounds in the
main event. Clarke appeared at the
Auditorium about two years ago in Il
Semi-final with Kid Terrio and he
handed the game colored boy Il terri
fac beating. He has been improving
st 'adily and Recently in and around
Boston has Won many bouts. He
knocked out kid Green in four rounds
and kid" Goulett in one round re-
Gently. As for Cunningham he is re-
g;rdcd as tie best i1G-ppunder in the
Sttte just at the present time and is;
coming to the front very RAPIDLY.
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TH0hEY AND McAAlE PLAY
Phenomenal BASEBALL.

Memphis, Tenn. March 21.-Mem-
phis' hopes Of victory near tine Red
Sox were badly crushed Thursday, for
effective stick work on the part of
McHale and ThOney and fast work by
the Boston men on the bases resulted
in giving the visitors the victor. to .
The work Of Thoney and McHale.
and particularly the latter, was re-
markable. Each man got three hits,
but McHale's We're all solid clouts.
Each of them sent in runs, and one
was a triple that he might have
stretched into a home run had he
cared to extend himself. Thoney twice
beat out hunts by daring slides to
first and his third hit. a rafting dou-
BILE to center. sent in a tally also.
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BOSTON MARATHON
OLYMPIC TRY-0UT,

New York, March 27.-The executive
committee of the Olympic games has
decided that the Boston Athletic Asso-
citation Marathon race which is to be
held in Boston on April ~ will be the
TROUT for the Olympic Marathon TO
be held III London this summer. The
committee will select its entries froIl
those who start in the Boston race
The executive committee has also de-
cided that in all three tryouts-Phiia-
dolphin. Chicago and the Pacific coast
the siz" of the circle for throwing the
discus shall be the same as the one
that will be used in London 80 metres
.i33 yards in diameter.
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HACK AND G0TCH BOTH
IN LIGHT TRAINING,

Chicago, March 21.-Georgc Hacken-
schmidt has opened his work at the
Chicago Athletic Association gym
nasium and will go through light
prac tice in the clubhouse until his
bout With Frank Gotch, April 8.
Hackenschmidt announced that he al
ways kept close to his normal weight
and that he did not need to wear him
self by any strenuous work.
Frank Gotch is working at the I. A.
c., but his exercise is also Of a per-
functory nature. He seems in the best
OF shape and indications are that the
men Will weigh about the same when
they step on the mat.
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CHANCES OF BIG BOUT
ARE GROWING SIMMER

Chicago, March 27-Chances of q
mill between Stanley ketchell ana Billy
Papke for the middleweight champion-
! skip Of the country are growing slim
mer with each passing day The Spring
Valley demon riled Ketchell some =
few days ago when he came out flat
footed and vowed he wouldn't fight
unless the battle was staged in Mil
Waukee. ON the other hand, TIE pride
| Of Grand Rapids declines to come East
Tor the struggle, preferrng to square
against Papke in a coast arena.
Just to make the plot thicker Papko
ambled out to bat with the DECLARE
ton that the fight if ARRANGED must
not take place before June |. Billy
says his trusty right the hand used 50
effectively in demonstrating the loop
the-loop' WallOp on recent victims. will
hardly be in shape for Il slashing en-
counter before the merry month ~
June
Papkc can not see Ketchcll in any
thing longer than Il lo-round engage
ment, and added this little clause in
his array of specifications for the bout
As regards the purse division i'apke is
agreeable to anything just 50 he has a
chance at the bacon.
This announcement coming from the
'Thunierbolt" quashes the possibility
of a battle between the miner and
ketchell at Frisco during the STAY of
the fleet at that port. j. Cuffroth. big
promoter. has been dlckering for this
card with poor success. and just 10
make things keen yesterday, James J.
Jettrics, the King Of them all. wired
Papke Offering him n line of induce
ncnts I" APPEAR against the Michigan
wonder during the fleet week
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CONNOLLY MATCHED WITH
HARVEY Cooley OF PORTSMOUTH,

Portland, Me, March 27.--Manager
Galley, Of the Pdstime Athletic Club,
has matched FARLEY Connolly to fight
10 rounds With Harvey Cooley Of Ports
mouth, at Rochester. y H, next
Wednesday evening. Cooley is ma
rine a. the ravy yard and is said to be
a good man.
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
LEWISTON'S SCHEDULE
OF EXHIBITION GAMES,

Lewiston, March 21.-Tony RottO, a
little Italian third baseman from
Mansfield, Mass, only wants chance
to try out with the Lewiston team.
he only gets n chance he is sure that
he will make good. So Manager Bcede
has told him to be here April l. and
it will be to the Italian to show the
fans that he ought to stay. Another
third baseman who has been signed
is Hammond Ordway Of East Boston.
OrdWay mas played on the Institute
nine and is spoken highly Of by the
Irwins He has played against
Keaney. soon after signing with Lew
istnn iIc had Il chance to sign with
New Bedford
Manager Keedc. is getting his schcd-
and -vhiic everything is not definitely
decided about them. the following
schedule will probably be carried out
with possibly u change in the dates
Of q Gay or 50 and with one or more
games added. The schedule:
April lS-Rowdoin at Lewiston.
April 20-Bates ut Lewiston 1.-TWO
gamtsD
April 21-Pnrtland at Lewiston.
April 23--Colby at Lewiston.
April z5-LaWrence at Lawrence.
April 27-Lynn at Lynn.
ATril Is Lowell at Lowell.
AprIi 29-Lowell at Lowell.
April 30-Brockton at Brockt0n.
Probably the season will open at
Newport On May . The team will
reach home about Nay 10 or II and
play a series and then return to
Massachusetts getting home again the
b q Of tho month
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-28

IN" "Priory' at Bicester. near Ok
f"rd, England, which, as its name ndi-
Gates. occupies the site of former re-.
liSi"us house, has quite lately been
purchased by the Community of Olive
tan Benedictine nuns, who, having
been expelled from their house in Nor
mandy. sought refuge in Bicester some
five years ago. They had the happiness
recently of celebrating Il religious pro-
f@SSipn thercin-thc first that has tax
en- place there since the reforInat ton.
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BOSTON NATIONALS BEAT
AUGUSTA TEAM, 9 TO l.

Augusta. Ga, March 27.-When the
last man was declared out in the ninth
inning of Thursdays game between
Boston and Augusta the score stood 3
to /, in favor Of the former. The To-
Gals twice took d little trip into the air.
and when they descended total Of
six runs in the second inning and two
in the seventh had come across the
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ENGLISH AERONAUT SUFFERS
MISHAP AT ISSY, FRANCE,

Paris. March 27.-Henry Farman the
English acronaut, had an accident at
lSsy today. He was maneuvering in
his .aeroplane ana travelling at the
rate of 60 miles IN hour when the left
wing of the machine struck the ground
The machine swerVrd ana Farman was
thrown a distance of 81 feet. He was
badly cut about the face. but otherwise
his injuries are not serious
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Jacksonville S; Brooklyn 2.

Jacksonville Fla. March 1.-THE Jack
snnvillc South Atlantic League team heat
Brooklyn Thursday , I" .. Hanson, IL
vnungstcr. who has never before played
league ball. pitched for the home team
and had the big leagucr5 completely az
his mercy. Be;l was no puzzle to the
SouthernerS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-28

Julian w. Curtis 20. of New York
City. advisory rowing coach at Yale
Friday. announced that with the facul-
tvs permission Yale will enter two
crews for the American Henley re-
gatta. at Philadelphia. May %. to be
known as the second university ana
the Freshmen
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New York Cotton Market.

New y 1rk. March =.
SPOT closed o',:ot IL points III er. Mid
d:lnG npands 1h4a, 40. gulf 1895. Sales
Galveston quiet. II 90: Charleston
steady. 10: Ienr',is stealy. los; New
Orleans stea':T. IN. Sa,annalr oniet. lOlk
Net receipts f." Snv"I Days 81 $50
Exports T. Great Erit-ir II lS9. 70
france !. 9a2: to tie continent n. SIS: to
Japan 2>1 "
Stock 5931iA
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RUBIO WINS GRAND NATIONAL
STEEPLECHASE AT LIVERPOOL

Liverpool. March 27-The Grand
National steeplechase Of 5000 sover-
elgnS. including a trophy valued al
10 sovereigns, on the grand national
course, distance about Az miles, was
won today by Major +. Douglass-P Pen
nants Rubio. William CoOper's Mat
ne MacGregor was second and p. w.
Nhltaker's The Lawyer III, finished
third. Twenty-four horses ran.
Rubio won by ten lengths The race
was notable for the number of fav-
orites that failed to negotiate the diff
cult jumps marking the course. a cir
cumStahce that allowed a rank out
slider to capture the blue ribbon of
SteeplcchaSing Foxhall Keene's two
representatives.. Chorus and Prophet
LII, brought no money to their back
ers. The betting on Rubio was &C to
against. on Matte MacGregor % to |
against and on Lawyer III, 100 to :
against.
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Tiqers Smoke While PIayinq.

Little KGck, March 2I-Dctroit's Ameri-
can League champions continued prac-
tice Thursday, but without Cobb. craw-
ford or Sicver. The Tigers. in uniform.
smoking cigarettes under the eyes. of
Manager Jennings. did nat Great. ia
vorabc Impression among local critics
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Satutday-Will Lewis V Walter Stan
ton or tllrlry Watson. Paris: johnny
Lynch vs. Jim Moran. New Orleans: INK
Russell -. PADDY LAWN, Philadelphia ;
Young Donohue vs.. John Dohan. fire
mems benefit. New York
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chi1ago March ..
CATTl:T---Fectipts 2ovt; married steldy;
.H0GS-.Receirts 1890 ,~arket 1oTaoc.
hlSi IT; tho:ce fCavy slipping 5.1jI5.,
oitEEF-R cents SO; mark [ steady:
81 80 t',Et-: lambs G5nG15.2J: year.!ngs
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Chicago I; Montaome-y 0.

Montgomery. Ala. March 1.-THE Chi
cagO Nationals beat Montgomery Thurs
day- to u Jimmy Rvan's trio of season
ed pitchers held the worlds champions
to Eve hits and only cne run.