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NAVY LOOKS STRONG

Sailors Hope to Cop ijje Ragin Departmental League

PITCHING STAFF OF CLASS

Gels Gnmmell Poizet and ScrivenerA Likely Qnnrtet of Slab Artists

Scanona Stclfe Relieved byFormation of an Entire 3Tovr TeamCandidates from Department

The Navy Department baslbalMeam ofthis season wiU be composed in almostevery Instance of new raah said Manager Tancey In an Interview yesterday

Last season there was much rivalry anddiscord between the the navyyard and those from the departmentproper resulting in a team which lackedharmony and eoncentratOd effort Tbiyear moat of the team will be from thedepartment proper the management hoping in proceeding thus to round outspirited nine which will pull down thepennant in the Departmental League

Great enthusiasm is being manifested inthe department over the baseball out-look fortyfive men having already re-ported for practice Every noon andevening thts Husky bunch of ballmay bo seen on the diamonds of theMonument Lot endeavoring to get intoform for the league race

Xevr Mnnnprcr the GoodThe one misfortune which the team has

suffered so tar is the toe of PaymasterHolt who was to manage the nine thisseason Mr Holt was transferred to SanJuan and fcr while things lookedsort of dark but finally the situationwas solved by the selection of Mr Yanceya man of excellent executive ability andexperience to round the team into shapeAlready ha has succeeded in restoringharmony in the ranks aajL as stated be-fore has fortyfive candidates workingout each day Though none of tbosplayed on mat yeas team there arerome players of more than ordinary abil-ity among them

Gels Gammell Poizet and Scrivenerwill constitute the pitching staff AH fourof these men are experienced and hardworkers so they should give a good ac-count of themselves when the seasonopens Good box material is scarce in theDepartmental League this year and ifthese men can pitch up to their usualform Navy will be fortunate indeed

Catchers are not so plentiful as pitch-ers but nevertheless in WatersWalkers two good men will be on handto look after the receiving Besides beingexperienced both men are heady playersand therefore should do much towardhelping tbe twirlers over rough places

In Held Material AplentyFirstbase material Is abundant Doyle

Hoban Gray Crogan and Haagall being out for this position Of thesecandidates Hoban and Crogan are themst experienced but the others are alsogood men and promise to give them ahad lIght for position

Gardner Smlthfon Johnson and Daniels will try out for second hue Johnsonat present looking the most likely thoughtme of the others may beat him out beforethe team is finally picked Anyhow agoad second baseman should be developedfrom one of this four

A shortstop will be picked from How-ard Hewett MeMahon and SchuyJorBoth Hewett and McMahon have earnednaiiies for themselves at this stationvljii Howard and Schuyler are also con-sidered rood players

Monson and reen constitutethe material from which a third base-man will be developed while HorolilerMulligan and Hall wilt fill the role ofutility inneWera

In the outfield there are manyHanna McDonald Wooden Peas

Hughes Tolbert Myers Brennan-S hafer and Heron being those alreadyoutBecause of the fact that the Navy willfave an entirely new team this year itis somewhat hard to get a line on itsprobable showing during the seasonJudging howerer by the abundance ofmaterial on hand and the spirit whichthey put into their practice a strong nineshould be developed

GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS

Promoter Coffroth of California an-nounces that he will not give any guar-antee for a bout between Johnson andJeffries The best he will do Is to letthem fight on a percentage basis

Summary action was taken by the boardof directors of the Armory Athletic Assodation relative to Packey McFarland Inview of his action Tuesday night it wasunanimously voted that the courtesy ofthe clubhouse be denied McFarland here-after and that in future he is debarredfrom competing at the organization

Various plans an being laid to keepTack Johnson on the griddle until JimJcffMs can ascertain whether can getrto condition good enough to give thebg black a battle The match with

Ketchell is one of the schemes to keepthe negro on this side of the AtlanticEO as to beat him for the title Ketcheilis not likely to do the trick but otherhravywelghts are sure to be trotted outand Johnson is sure to be kept busy

J m Mace once Englands greatestpugilist entered a branch postoffice inLondon and filed an application for theold age pension of 5 shillings per weekWithin a few weeks he will reaoh

birthday The tighter hasfallen in hard luck and is compelled toseek assistance Despite his age Maceis as hard as nails and active He isgiving boxing lessons when he can findpupils

It looks now as if It Is only a questionof a short time when all the New Yorkclubs with the exception of the NationalAthletic Club will fall into line and comrrl the pugilists to box on a percentaceof the receipts Instead of offering thema fat guarantee for their services Thelatest club to follow the example of theFairmont Athletic Club who have decidedto make the scrappers work this way Isthe Marathon Athletic Club of Brooklyn

Jim Corbetts tongue is beginning towag again at a great rate He says hewill fight either Jeffries or Johnson andtleHares that he will post a forfeit tobind a match Corbett is fortytwo yearsold but states that he is in superb healthGentleman Jm possibly forgets that hewas physically perfect too when he wasput to sleep by Fltzsimmons and Jeffriesseveral years ago Why doesntsend Al Kauffman after Corbett thedancing master

Kramer Wins Bicycle RaceNewark N J April 4ChampIon

Frank L Kramer of East Orange capturM the two professional events at theopening of the bicycle racing season atthe Velodrome track at Newark this aft-ernoon He led Floyd Krobs of NewYork across the tape by a few yardsIn the halfmile open and then showed-

s heels to Norman Anderson of Dennark In the twomile handicap

All advertising contracts made by TheWashington Herald are based upon itsbona Ode circulation a circulation inWashington larger by thousands than wasever before attained by any morning news-paper at the Capital Its books are open

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Sporting Lift Offers 250O Purse forWinner of u Worlds Race

The remarkable improvement Americandistance runner have Infew years Has set Great Britain to won-dering Old John Bull Is beginning torealize that his longwinded sons are nolonger the boat in the world and has setabout finding a remedy He has decidedupon hoMing an annual event over thefull Marathon course for which a per-petual trophy valued at SMGQ hag bowldonated by Sporting Life

This year the race will bo held onThe strat will be made from Windsor

Castle and the trail leads to the Stam-ford Bridge athletic grounds a distanceof 26 mItes and 36 yards

Although the event is inaugurated withthe Idea of developing English Ma-rathoners race will b open to theworld and entries will be invited fromthe United States France Italy Swedenand In fact nil other nation As thiscountry will hardly be represented for atlesit some years te come the race wiltbe practically an English affair so motoT the entries vlll be from the UnitedKingdom The winners name each yeiirwill be engraved upon one of the raceshields of the trophy

Unless the foreigners show too muchsuength and win too this race

be to England and Europe whatthe Olympic Marathon is to an the worldBut just bow it wilt remain aworlds contest remains to be seen

Tbe withdrawal of Claire Jacobs tileformer University of Chicago star fromIntercollegiate competition leaves the polevault at the University oi Pennsylvaniarelay meet at the mercy of Cooke Of

tad Nelson and Campbell ofYale All three done better than 12feet and they appear to outclass anything that may be pitted against them

Jim Crowley the amateur champion istraining with John Svanberg the Swedteh professional and is willing to wageriinything he ever had or ever hopes tohave that Svanberg can beat any Maratbonor that ever lived over the 26 miles39 yard course

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LEAGUE ROSTER

Agriculture serves Admitted toTake Place of Gurley-

Leiipme Will Be Composed ofAdvent VVallnch Manhat-

tan Ninth and AKtrlca

Owing to the Gurley Athletic Club re-linquishing Its franchise the board ofmanagers of tbe Independence League ad-mitted the Department of Agriculture Heserves test week and from the roster pre-sented by the Aggies it hj evident thatthe departmental beys wilt make aa ex-cellent showing in the BloomingdaieLeague

AU of the other teams viz Twining Ad-vent Wallach Manhattan and Ninthwill retain their berths and reports indi-cate a close race for the bunting thisseason Managerelect Murphy of theAdvents has the greatest number of candidates OB his rosier and as all ofboys bav had more or less experienceIn league company it will be airmattes to pick a fast aggregation Waltech and Ninth also have many new addlUone and should prove dangerous for highhonors while Manhattan is expected tomake even a spurt than lastyear Last years champions of theleague and incidentally champion of tho

B series the Twining Athletic dubwill give the other clubs trouble in climbing to the top as Manager Ruppert haspresented each member of the club witha bright shiny big stick and wilbe substituted for expectorates In thepalm of each mans gloveHeres the roster See if you cia pick

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Ninth Street Christian Church will beannounced later

ENGLAND FAVORS WRESTLING

Steadily Onutinjy Dozing as PopularGame

London April are Indicationsthat in England wreatlingr I steadilyousting boxing In popular favor Englands reputation as a nation of pugiltetsIs largely founded on an outworn tra-dition It Is questionable whether thereare as many young men in London to-day not counting the professors of theart who have any real knowledge ofboxing as there are In Paris where the

English pastime has recently madeconsiderable headway

Some persons will have the courage toregret the change there Is no more use-ful manly or healthful form of exercisethan boxing Its moral effects are excel-lent and if it comes to that it is muchbettor for the deportment than dancingWhen the tendency of the age in England at rate is to look on ratherthan participate that Is really whatHaldanes Territorial Army la sufferingfrom and the spectacular aide of wres-tling is being exploited for all It Is worth

Large crowds have witnessed on everyafternoon for a fortnight the wrestlingtournament at the Alhambra in whicha beautifully proportioned but rathersmall Swiss athlete John Lemm has wonthe heavyweight championship a duskyJamaican the middleweights and TRose of Barnsley tho lightweightsWith the exception of one Irishman PConnolly there were ho Britishers ofmuch account In the heavyweights butthe Lancastrians were In groat evidenceand hot favorites with crowd in thelightweights

Challenges Will Be Publishedin The Washington Herald

The Sporting Editor of TheWashington Herald will Kindlypublish cJmllenges from allteams big and small amateurand professionaL

The Washington Herald promlies to the future greatsnu ranch space a possible eachdaySend

your chnllensea alsoof tames direct to the

Sporting Editor Write ca plainlyas possible and on aide ofthe paper

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NEW FEATURES INAUGURATED

SerIes of Events Xevr to Washington in Addition to Banal

Should Arouse EnthusiasmAmong Local Enthusiasts MiddleAtlantic Championship May 27

The Columbia Golf Club of this cityhas prepared the most elaborate scheduleIn the history of the game in this cityand one which if carried out will forntefcpjenty of sport for tho golfers in thissection of the country

her 7 The programme Jincludos over INevents many of which are new to Wash-ington golfers The formation of aschedule of this kind indicates a revivalof the popular sport which will meet with

stanch approval of the any whohave worked to this end for past tonyears

The complete schedule follow

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eighteen holes match play against parAHjast 23 to ES6 mifia U and floala August

Handicap results to be reported bf 650 p usAugust 3

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August 29 to September QualUytes rouedeighteen hales medal play for September Handi-cap best thirtytwo net scores to aoallfy and contime in matcii pky in two sixteen Scores mustbe reported by 633 p m September 4

September 4Handicap swecpotakes cdjhtcenhike medal play

September 5Handkap sweepstakes eighteenhahn match play against par

Septetaber 9 to 11 First round matdt play Septerabcr Handicap results must bo reported by630 p m September II

September Handicap swwpsUkea best baHthirty six boles medal play

September 6 p n Handicap swe eigh-teen holes match play aaainst par

September 11 Team match Columbia Golf dabTS Baltimore Country Cub at Baltinwrc-

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September 13Handieap sweepstakes eighteenholes medal play

September 12 TO 18Secowd weed of saatoh playSeptember Htntncapj reeks Bust be reported be-fore 630 p m September 18

September ISTeam match CotamMa CM dob-TS LakcsWa Country Otab at RidSeptember 13Handkap sweepstakes dsbteenboles medal play

September 19 Handicap sweepstakes eighteenboks match play against par

September 23 21 and 25Annnal taU townaaeatopen to mcvbcrs of U S G A dubs and such

others as may be InritedSeptember 26 to October 2Semlanals and teak

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October 9 Team match OoJambia Golf flab T-SBannociburn Gol dab at Baaacckbom-

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playOctober 21 to 30SeaiiiuU and flaab Octobec

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IRON MAN LOSES GAME

Xew Jlnjcnniex Tcnm 3Ieetathe Athletic

New York April 4 Magnate Joe McGinnKys face was wreathed in smilest day when b walked to the slab la-

the Newark ball park heard the plauditsthe multitude tat taxed the grounds

it their capacity said prepared to pitchWe lint game in a Newark uniform OB-

hitt home groundsThe Philadelphia American League

dun won the game a good one from aspectacular view ScoreNewark Ol tlftlFbitocWphia A L 2 1

THOHAN BOWLING TOURNEY

Will Be Inaugurated on PalaceAlleys This Evening

Lopal Crnckj Hater In Preparntionfor the National Tournament In

Gotham Month

Bestenia this eveaJng use Palacebowthsg alloys will be the scone oZwhat hoes touted a the greatest

UNtmaaaoot In the history tilebowttngr in this city Tin etrt

the meet wWeh wore held at a Wgpremium tawtade names oC than mo tcowrta t pin apltlers In the city

An bateraBttog fact to that all entrantin tiM tournament will compete in Utenational champtaaohitM to Now York andin th of a w ttkowii localbowler the toornatnont which starts to-morrow ev i Er to a great scheme te-he P man Sn cotadttioa far the Dig af-fair in Gotham

The schedule of the tournament whichwill continue until May IS hi ae follows

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Kaiiiuk sad Mflkr J p mm aat Ba er nWatts and KHKH-MBaonday April 7M p au Plaid aaal Ikwam-n Walter aoa KWML p BMMH ad Wtaken

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rTuaiaiy April JS 30 p at Haawer ShafferVaton Kr a f p a BuMs sad

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Hariawm MacriK-Thw gr April 7 31 p sad OOhu

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Friaay April K731 p DIOTQ and ntkcs-T Xtter and ODaaaeH 9 p a Wateea adKansas a Miter and

Satanky Aril 177JO p m FWd and Brostua-TS Land sad Ladtric p a Hamad aad-Taeoau TS Hartaan and Menu

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ra Hanmod sad Tbaaaas 9 p Mfikr aad-ODoaactt vs Her and Shaffer

Tberfay April 2 J8 p sa Waters u4w Load sad Ladwisr 8 p L EM Z andTS Walker and Bonn

Kedaatfer April a7 p a Hanrood adTb aa rs EodrMc and JWIer 9 p as Held LadBreams TS Hartaaa and Mcrrts

Thursday April 23JTi p ra Knox and OaWa-TS Bests and Barber 9 p as Waters and Krcuts-TS Field said Broraaa

Friday April 23723 p re Radridc aad Mitter-TS Haawcr and Shaffer 3 p au Harwxj aas-ThesMS TS taad sad Ludvisr

Sarnrday April 2t730 p sa sad WHm TS Water amid Baaa 9 p aa Milter aadODoaaell TS Hartawn sad Morria

FOURTh VBEK-Maaday April 35759 p at Kaax and GoUtee-

TS Waters sod Krwss 9 p o Roddek and MillerM Iad tad InfaisT-

tieadar Aprfi 27 7JO PL ra Brwrn and AnthersTS meW and BroGan 9 p ra Harwood ladTkccau vs Water aad Baa t-

Wedsesday April 73 p EL lAdODeoneU va Beats and Barber 9 p m HastieraIM Shaffer TS HarUsan and Morris

TJwrsdty April STaO p n Rodntk sodTS Walker and hess 9 p EL Kaox aad CalMas-TS Land aad Ludwig

Friday April 30735 p at Mffler and ODonsell vs PlaId and Brcsaan 9 p na Hanrood andThomas TS Waters and Kisses

Satarday May 1723 p m Brown and WithersTS Haaaaer and Shxffrr 9 7 m Brats sad Biber TS Hartzuo sad Morris

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SAtarday May 87j3 p m Rodrick and Mifler-T Hartraan sad rams 9 p m Beets aDdbar TS and Ludwic

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Descendants Board to HoldSession Here

TAPTS PLAN A RECEPTION

Vlaltora Will Call at White Houseon Afternoon of April 12 andLater They Will Go to the Departmeat of State to View DeclarationWill Visit Monticello Day

President and Mrs Taft will receiveUte Descendants ef the Signers societyof Mnoal descendants of the signers of theDeclaration of Independence at theWhite House on Monday April 11The occasion is the quarterly meeting of

The reception at the White Housw wintake place ia the afternoon Immediatelyhf r this the members of the societywill vtait Department at State to s e

The Immortal Deewwoat rfgned bytheir ancesiors At night they will hold

eetertaimnmt at the Arlington HotH j

among the aaeakere at which will b j

Members of the Cabinet United StatesSenators sad foreign dIplomats

Next day April It the K th anniver-sary of the birthday of Thomas JenTer-soa the deweMdaats will go from Wash-ington to visit the University of Virginiaat Charlottesville and the tomb of Jef-ferson at his old home Moadcello DrE A Alderman of the univer-sity and members of tbe faculty wetoorae them The visitors willin the founders day exercises and after-ward will b entertained at luncheon onthe university commoDs

A cownaktee from the local chapter ofthe Damgfnors of the American Revoiv-tl B wQlXben accompany the party in aprocession to MontlceUo There will bec rem at B at tomb with a4droo ea-

by the president of society and byUte mayor of Cbarhtttdsvitte

JIM JEFFRIES IS

Xoted BoHton Specialist Looks OverWhite Mans Standby

Mass April to not general-ly known that Jim Jeffrie paid a visit toDr Dudley Sargent head of the Hemsavway Gymnasium at Harvard CollegeThajsday aUrmoo aitd au mea urd-by tile director of thlt tnatitutlon BskIN Jeff Sam Berger and Dr Sargent

and nothing cwscomtoa visit linefound its way htto print Dr S rg ntpot th tape on Jealrtoc bulky bodyhad him skip rope so that the Metaction could be tested and then haulhim stop oa the scales Dr Sargent foundthat Jet had a pod heart Mat that Mswind was decidedly short The most to-torestlng ot the visit was theweighing of Jet It bay been annoaeceoseveral times that Jeff weighed shoot 2-

poonde but It was learned tills aftarnooathat the conies m the tynj showed himto tip the beam at more than 3 poundThe exact ftgure Is being hapt secret butThe Heralds informant says that Jeffweighed between M9 and 27S pounds andhe remarked that be WIshed b hadflowed to keep one foot on the floor

BAT NELSON IS OVERRATED

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Baltimore Negro Evidently All InWhen He Beaten by

the Battler

New York April 4 Nw thatof the WhiteGaas cateetraame

have been gathered together tot it cmbundle and gently slipped into the

place altotted to of this particularnature sports are bogtanfaig t d a kVttie

teal The s i a M arattrarises Did Nelson knock out a gatfighter when be beat Joe two c asc tive times Cohen last year

Whether or teat Cane was Mailing m-

hi vnght with Jaboz White it Is dearlyevident that the old pst mas4r of tileQveeosoerry profaeaton of therpckokiog for all tin H aetosJty look-ed feeble aa he crawled through thceawful ton rounds

He might have pot Whit out with Itlittle exertion but that nothingWhite cant stand as ranch pM lKias a glass doll Gases is now in oia8with Fits he eat go one fate rcnsmwith a quart of air

During the first three or fo ir rounds tihis tights with Nelson after the uieetlns

l GoWfl ld Guns kept the Dane off withte oldUn e skill He landed time and

again en Nelsons jaw but the blows hadnu effect Cans tired rapidly weakenedfrom htefcown efforts in the early roundsOf these tights Joes own physical weakness as much to do with his defeatsas Nelsons stamina and persistency TneHejrewlsch writer may be all that isclaimed for him by his admirers oatcould some other lightweight have beaten Gans as Nelson did

Joes showing here snakes this ar openquestion No greet length of time haselapsed since Nelson defeated Gans amithe possibility presents iUott that the Bal-timore negro may have been pretty targone when the battles took place inColma

A little thought on this matter leads oneto the conclusion that Nelson may not beso vary far superior to Packey McFarland as some of the other lightweightswh are for the tttle

Get Sixtyfive Auto SpeedersNeW York April 4 Th police worked

all Saturday and today watching forautomobile speeders and by tonight hadgathered sixtyfive offenders Sixteenof those arrested were drivers of taxicabs While the number of arrested isby no moans a record it Is the largestnumber of arrests made so far this year

Dies Day After Hn l andPottsville Pa April 4 A invalid for

five years Mrs August A Stum iatythree years old died at her home atTumbling Run of a broken heart twea-iyfaur hours after the death of her hus-band a reed business man and etriiwar veteran The latter wasflv years old

Prague Theater Manager DeadPrague April 4 Ritter von Sonneotba-

a prominent actor and manager of tileImperial Hotburg Theater died todayHe made three tours of tho United Statesthe last one being

Cheerfulness in LentPram Ute Detract New

Long prayers and hymns OwJegthe Lenten season may be proper mothods of showing a paoltentml spirit yetthose who wear a cheerful counteaajiceand do what is right exert a much widerinfluence In making this a better world

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Kindred Ailments Cured-

By Enforced Restoring the Circulation of the Blood WithoutDrags Surgical Procedure or Detention from Business

THE WASHINGTON REMEDIAL AND HYGIENIC INSTITUTE

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The exclusive treatment by Mechanical Media of IX motorAtaadaRheumatism fmpotency Paraly BrlKbt Disease Diabetes Sclerosis

Infantile Paralysis Aliment of tbeSpine Pferveav Digestive and Urinaryorgans and those serious maladiesof women and age tbat baffle theskill of the Medical World precluderefreshing sleep CanesCratehea and Wheel Chairs

and vrnlklns thatpr flraised as Incurable Thismethod after etaerefailed Tou are earnestly requested

Kaforced drcuiation is a o 9ledleal and Hen rjrfcal method otcure for your neriouM TferrOHM and Mental Ailments that bafflethe skill ef year Fnyatotan It

n t what Yoitr Malady Werrssy be able cure You We arezir the Incurable fo coiled easesl m and born what Lisa be d oe

youIt is a Radical and only cure for

LecometerAtaxla BrigbV Diseaseand their sarieu allied maladiesINPAXTIIK PARALYSIS yieldsreadily tin uildl srap and rstor Miee sad the resultPOP v DH PRKER

Resident MaHager fr aadtematle course of treatment will satisfy the most exacting YOUSHOULD KNOW WHAT IT HAS ACCOMPtfetBD-

Ciirex wrought by Eufareed Circulation of the Blood and servo VitalFluids of the Body are not conftned to LecoroetorAtaxla alone b t ap-ply with equal terre to all the desperate ailments of Paylirtcal man andtbr more serious of the Nervoaw and DIceaiive System as well aa

Lrlaarjr and Riplra ery OrgansThe AIlmPBtK ef Man for which Hnfereed Circulation i

are o numerous that It is not within province of this brief to setforth its many virtues or refer by to the long list of maladies thaicow within the scope of its potential Influence te feed SHOW 2D3 THECASH A D I WILL TELl WHAT YOU MAY EXPEcT

yet a simple sad effective that It mast appeal t the inittgeaicethe most verdant and at dissipate the doubts of sublime skeptic

Our method truly anllsnes alt that raw be 1rdL It Blood etrctda TheBlood lee it iKfonnation and coMottatton TXSX

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TARIFF RULE VOTEFIXED FOR TODAY

Continued

C sMMral debate a specsded tiae fortile

aa th measureSpeculation Regarding FitzgeraldBeproaaatattve Champ Cbufc of Mfe-

saari Democratic freer sold testatgfet that there would be not t exceed

Democratic Beareseatatfvc towete for a special rate aeftaiag the soape-af immdaioata aad dztogr a time Jer-Totmg OR the Payne measure There ismuch scecnkmdoa as to the tttttuuu-Repreeeotatlve Jolla J Fk erald wiltayaann toward such a rule Jr FUg-eraial has Mea eutsiaa the Pemacratiobreastworks ever atee he hewed a wayfor the RopubUcaa orgaaioiJaa to getout af the woods when their effiarttoadapt the oM rules af the Hauee badMea defeated

Leader Clarks course toward Fitzger-ald bee been antagonistic and bitter feel

mats of the Hou e mad thoce of the Fitsgerald contingent

On account of this condition of affairsare some Repregeamttves wile think

Fitzgerald and bio wat v4tto guatoui propoeed rule Mr PItSswelL however hen bees a steadAis-Caacagaaist of aagelal arders t apjiy UK-datura lid the more general yinaooIs that he will join with the majorityot lilt party ta vataa agaJaec aay aoaXatint on offering amendments or settinga time for a final vot-

er petition signed by morethai aOMtii persons hi Illinois moatthem women protesting agaJast the

rates oa gloves aad hosiery andthe duties on the necessities of life hiexpected to reeds Washington Friday

OnuatUee Satwday the Payne httt wasamended hi many Important particulars

not touched From this schedule UMcommittee believes a considerable reve-nue wm be derived and tIns reason

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