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NORWICH BULLETIN, -THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1910
INSURANCE.
Insure Your Property
in the
Glens Falls Insurance Co.
J. I. UTHROP & SONS.
28 Shetuckot Street, - Norwich, Conn.
janl2daw
N. TARRANT & CO
117 MAIN STREET.
Fire, Accident, Health,
Liability,
Plate Glass and Steam Boiler
INSURANCE
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society,
U. S.,
Assets $2,594,330.17
feb26TuThS .
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and have your property insured at
once. You cannot tell what moment
Are mar destroy your valuable belong
ing?. Our list of Companies are the
wry best, and our rates as low as the
lowest.
ISAAC S. JONES, Insurance Agt.
fttohard. Building, 91 Main Street.
felj 11 daw '
THE OFFICE OF WM. F. BILL
Real Estate
and Fire Insurance,
s located In Bomer Block, over C M.
.Williams, Room 9, third floor.
feblSd Telephone 147.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
AMOS A.
Atterney-t-XJaw,
Pbone SOC
6S0WN1NG.
B Richards Bidff.
E20WN & PERKINS. Attoraeys-at-Law
ever First Nat. Bank. Shetucket St.
Entrance
StolrwT next to Thames Nat. Bank
Tel. SS-2. Open Monday and Sat
urday evenings. oct29d
BATTLER WANTS DATE 111 MAY
Has Offer of $7,500 for Bout with Thompson this Month
Syracuse and Cornell Crews Out in Shells Giants
Squad Now dumber 40 at Marlin, Texas.
Chicago, March 2. Battling- Nelson,
ex-cbampion lightweight fighter, an
nounced today that in all probability
he and Johnny Thompson will toe
matched for a 45-round fight to take
place at San Francisco about the first
of May. According to Nelson a guar
antee of $7,500 lias been offered-iiim
with a provision, that the fight take
place this month. Nelson declined the
offer on the ground that he could not
get into condition before May. He,
however, (believes that Griffin will agree
to the latter date.
BOWLING LEADERS UNCHANGED
But
New Team
Place
Rolls Into
at Detroit.
Second
Detroit, March 2. There was no
change in the leadershin of the three
classes in the annual tourney of the
American bowling congress as the re
suit of a prolonged attack on the pins
today. The average scores were high
and new teams appeared in second
place in the five-men and two-men
divisions.
The Elks' No. 31 of Syracuse. N. Y
took second place in the Cvt-men
event.
In the doubles Meyer and Smart of
Cleveland led the day's rolling with
1,149, which gave them second' place.
found a stretch, oi open water half a
mile in aengtn.
Forty Try Out for Giant.
Marlin, Tex- March 2. Forty of the
New York baseball squad, youngsters
and veterans, were on hand today to
begin spring practice. Fred Tenney
and Mike Donlin are the only missing
regulars. Christy Mathewson tried -his
arm. in a scrub game today. Keiber
was the opposing .pAtoher, and his team
was beaten.
Scheduie Changes.
New York, March 2. The following
changes in. the 1910 schedule of the
National league, made with the agree
ment of all -clubs concerned, were an
nounced tonight by President Lynch:
.Pittsburg at Cincinnati Sept. 2 in
stead of Oct. 12: Cincinnati at Pitts
burg June 29 and July 1 instead of Oct
13 and Id: Pittsburg at New York
Sept. 13. instead of Sept. 21; Boston at
New York July 29 and Sept. 9 instead
of Oct. 13 and 15.
Leifield Will Sign.
Pittsburg. March 2. Lefty Leifield.
one of Pittsburg's southpaw pitchers,
has been heard from. A letter to Pres
ident Dreyfuss today announces that
he win forward his contract at an early
date. Jn the meantime he assures
Dreyfuss of his acceptance. ' Leifield is
in Chicago on a honeymoon. He wa
married Monday. He will join the team
at West Baden next -week.
Cornell Out First Time.
Ithaca. N. Y.. March 2. Cornell's
Varsity eight went out for practice in
Cayuga lake inlet today for the first
time this season. The personnel was
the same as -last yeara ohajnpion eight
except that t erguson was at No. 3 in
place of Kelly and Weidhers at stroke
in place of Weed, -who has been grad
ated. 1 he other crews remained on
the Towing machines.
Dominick & Dominick
Members of the New York Stock
Eyehange. .
Esfitfs and High Grade Securities
Orders executed in Stooks and Bonds,
Grain and Cotton.
BJET 67 BROADWAYir
Telephone 901
FRANK O. MOSES, Mgr.
fC4iI . . .
IN BLACK AND WHITE
we tell you of the high-grade work
we do in Cleaning and Dyeing of all
kinds of garments. We make old
iothes look like new, freshening up
their colors and putting them in per
fct shape again. Should it be neces
sary to change their color we can dye
them to your ordr. We take the
greatest care of all garments intrust
,ed to as and charge reasonably.
Lang's Dye Works,
Telephone. . 157 Franklin St
Shovel Way to Clear Water.
Syracuse, N. Y., March 2. After four
weeks' work in the rowing tank. Coach
James A. Ten Eyck had his Syracuse
university' varsity oarsmen out for
their Initial spin on the outlet today.
The candidates had to shovel their
way from the boat-house to the float,
but after launching the shells they
Jewett City Baseball' Officers.
The following officers were elected
at a meeting. Tuesday evening in
Jewett City -by the association which
will represent that town in the East
ern Connecticut baseball league: Pres
ident, Ira F. Lewis: secretary. U. H.
Desrosiers; treasurer. Kugene J. Carroll.
Reports of different members of the
committee appointed to solicit mem
bers, revealed the information that
about 75 had given In their names to
become members, but only about $26
had been received. Only a few were
present, and when election of officers
was taken up. only nine of those pres
ent -were found eligible to vote.
On account of the small attendance
It was thought wise to defer the elec
tion of a manager until a later date.
Inasmuch as there is to be a league
meeting cauea Sunday at Danlelson,
it was voted to appoint Thomas Mc-
Broome, last year's manager, to rep
resent the association at the meeting.
and that he be accompaaiel by Eugene
J. Carroll.
John C. Delaney and James Moriarty
were elected as members of the board
of solicitors, making the number
seven.
of Young Nelson! The pair met once,
ana in twee rounds the referee was
tolling off -the count over Wolgast'a
opponent.
But that started a fierce rivalry be
tween the pair, and they wtrre match
ed to meet gain. Wolgast was confl
dent that he oould lick Nelson. He
didn't pay much attention to his train-
ing-work. When the time came to start
the show there was some worrying
over wolgast because he did not show
up. There were reports around that he
naa ducked down, afraid to meet Nel
son again. - But someone happened to
look across the street. There was the
future cham calmly sitting on a step.
pumng away at a black cigar and whit
tling a stick into- a boy's dagger. He
was tipped off to the fact that he was
wanted inside. He hustled alOTg,
lumped into his trunks and went the
four rounds. When the finish came,
Aeiaon s glove was raised in the air.
Do you think the decision should
have been against you?" Wolgast was
asked. He replied: "Well, - if Nelson
didn't earn it, I am jnightlv srlad that
ne got it, tor it taugnt me a lesson.
never went into a fight again without
being trained to the minute, no matter
now confident I might be. I have nev
er been careless since, and I guess that
tells why l have worked my way up.
But after this defeat Wolgast had to
start all over. He was soon a favorite.
however, and was put on in semi-fin
ais around (jrand Kaplds, making a
'rapid rise to a claim to fight the best
in his division.
ARCANUM TEAM WON
MATCH AT NEW LONDON,
look I wo ot the Three bames on tne
Thames Club Alleys by Good Margins
Home Team Spurted in Third
Game.
Young Jenkins Has the Money.
Matchmaker L. N. Dondero of the
Windham athletic club of Williman
tio received a telephone message from
xoung Jenkins of Worcester. Wed
nesday forenoon, to the effect that
Jenkins was ready and willing to post
a side bet of $100 for a. match with
either Tall Feather, the Manitoba In
dian, the best two out of three falls.
or one with Bill Collms of Central
Village, Jenkins to throw Collins
twice within an hour. Some little time
ago it was said that Jenkins had failed
to come up with the forfeit, but he is
right here now with the goods and the
above two matches will in all proba
bility be arranged if Charles Rogers,
the Indian s manager, and Bill Col
lins are each agreeable to coming up
wtn the lloo apiece to bind the
matches.
Thtre Is a possibility that Youaz
Jenkins may be present at the Collins-
Abe the Newsboy match before the
Windham athletic club Friday evening.
ONLY DECISION ON WOLGAST.
The first of the loving cup bowling
games between the Arcanum club of
this city and the Thames club of New
London was held on the Iatter's' alleys
Wednesday evening, -with the result
that the Arcanum five took two of the
three games. The contest is "for the
beet five out of nine games, and if the
Arcanum club wins the five they get
the ownership of the cup, as they have
won it in the two previous years.
In the first game the Arcanum team
won out by 27 pins, -while in the second
they were high by 82 pins. In the third
game they fell back, while the Thames
team got into form and won out by 126
pins, so that on the team total the
Thames team was ahead 17 pins.
The high single was 2 12. made by
both Crawford and Congdon. Crawford
got the high total, 557, and was high on
strikes with 11. High spare record
went to Tilly with 19. The scoring was
done by Stark for the Thames club and
Colwell for the Arcanum. The next
match will be here next week. The
summary follows:
Arcanum Club.
st. sp. m. 1
167 212 178557 11 14 3
160 170 149 479 9 11 8
138 158 171 467 8 12 6
160 156 130 446 7 10 5
186 165 165 516 5 19 5
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What and Where to Buy In Norwich
Crawford
Richm'nd
Potter
Stevens
Tilly
811 861 793-2465 40 66 27 17
Thames Club.
Michigan Boy Learned a Valuable Les
son Never Slighted Training Again.
The only decision ever recorded
against Ad Wolgast, the new light
weight cnampion or tne world, came I
In the early part of his career and was
won by a boy fighting under the name
Ferrin
Gledhill
Congdon
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145 145 211 501
142 140 163445
168 166 212 546
176 168 166 510
153 160 167 480
st. sp. m,
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5 13 5
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9 13 5
4 17 5
784 779 919-2482 33 74 22
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$2.50-WALDORF$2.50
If you are looking for a Good Wearing
Shoe at a popular price. Try a pair
of the Waldorf $2.50 Shoes for Men
and Women. Sold by
P. CUMMINGS,
(Premiums) 52 Central Avenut.
DOOIN RAPS NEW YORK.
And
Writer of That Place Returns
With Interest.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
STOCK PRICES HIGHER.
febl5d
WM. F. BAILEY
Successor to A. T. Gydner
Hack:, Livery
and
Boarding
Stable
12-14 Bath Street.
HORSE CLIPPING A SPECIALTY.
Telephone lit ajr2Sa
Tbi te-icu Nicke! I Brass Co.,
Tableware,
Chandeliers, Yacht Trimmings
and each things Refflnished.
19 to 87 Chsstftut SU Norwich Conn.
OtM
DECKER'S
Prepared Buckwheat
zd Pancake Floor
t CARDWELL'S.
Ja2M
NEWMAKKCr HOTEL,
715 Seawall Am.
Kimt dui wines, liquors an cigars.
MaaJs mam Weob TaraMt aerrao t
Heavy Buying Orders to Stop Losse on
the Short Side. - -
New York. March 2. Prices of stocks
rose today to the highest level yet
touched on the recovery from the se
vere decline which set in after the first
of the year. An obstinate short inter
est -was driven to cover and the buy
ing thus necessitated was an htuportant
factor in lifting prices. The profession
al element in the speculation has been
dtetructful of the recovery and has put
out short lines at various stages In the
expectation of a reaction. Buying or
ders designed to stop losses on the
short side were encountered in large
volume in the course of today's ad
vance.
The movement against the ehorts
showed evidence of organization, and
the possession of large resources, and
also of the employment of the usual
methods to push the price movement.
It owed its effectiveness, however .to
the small offerings of stocks for sale,
and this condition, in turn, is due to
tne subsidence of apprehension on va
rious accounts which was the motive
for the selling earlier in the year. In
umtea otates eteei, particuiaaiy. tnere
were signs or activities by an organ
lzeo. speculative party, which gave rise
to surmises that the market pool in
that stock had resumed operations on
tne lone side or the market. It was
taken as a sign of such activity that
there should be a revival tf rumors
of a new attempt to list the shares on
the Pans bourse, the similar rumors
last year having marked the campaign
m united Mtates steel in its most act
ive speculative stage. Yesterday's for
mal announcement of the retirement
from the directorate of John D. Rocke
feller, Jr., with the acco moan vine ex
planations that the family holdings of
cne stock ' are not sufficiently large to
juuiy ma giving any time or alien
tkm to the affairs of the corporation,'
was of a kind used with depreseinir ef-
feet sometimes when speculation is in
a different mood. The indifference of
the market to it was, m itself, a strik
ing evidence of the subsidence of all
n ervousnes s.
A quieting of anxiety over possible
trade recession is preceptible in a sim
ilar way. The improvement reported
in tne steel trade is responsible partly
for this -better feeling. Even the cop
per trade came in for a share of this
cheerful feeling today by reason of the
reported decline in the European vis
ible supply cf the metal.
The decrease since February 15 was
smSlll, but was the first reported for
many months and added significance
from the large exports from this
country which have gone rnto foreign
supplies m the period ooveerd.' The
price of the metal advanced strongly
in .uonaon toaay, ana copper securities
there, as well as here, advanced.
The action of the wheat market was
taken to mean that the lately numer
ous reports of 'damage to the winter
wheat crop were suspected of. being
overorawn.
Discount rates eased In London but
hardened in Berlin. Foreign exchange
here rose again, and offerings of funds
to lend . on time diminished, . with
strengthening effect on interest rates.
There was little pressure to sell at
concessions at any time, even when
the demand died down late in the day.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales,
par value. $2,565,000. United States
bonds were unchanged on call.
600 AtluiU Cout TAne. 13S 1JIH
40 BmlUmo Ohi 112ji
bo. pfd -
700 Bethlehem 8 Wei 30 so
a200 Brooklyn Rapid Transit .. 764 T5'4
2500 Canadian Padua ....... .18rt-4 179
reoo Central Leather 43
300 Do. pfd 1054 108
1 Central of New Jersey
13700 Chesapeake ft Ohio...,
4uu vmcaao Alton....,
11 H0 Chioa Great W
7600 Chicago N .W
11200 Chicago. AC St St. P.
C. C C. St. Lonla.
2800 Colorado Fuel ft Iron.
800 Colorado ft Southern.
Do. 1st pfd
Do. 2d pfd
S00 Consolidated Gaa .....
.. 85H
.. S3 -4
.. 32
..158H
84
SI 14
1.17 4
14714 15 '4 14S1
8014
414 40
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131 14
11
81 -4
30 14
7574
180-4
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84 V.
59
31.
Lin "4
.. 4
14H
18?i
175
Sales.
STOCKS.
Allls Cfaala
pfd
41600 Anud. Copper 804
700 Am. AarrlonUarsl 47
2500 Arm. Beet Sugar 3914
100 Am. Can pfd 77)4
100 Am- Oar ft roundrr. . . . .. s
8300 Am. Cotton Oil sr
-Asa. Hide ft 1 pfd ...
700 Am. Ira Securities 1414
, S60 Ana, Tan I Oil IS
I 800 Am. Leeomatls-e 58
S0890 Am. SsnetUna- ft K J.4
400 Do. P4 1084
790 Am- Sncar Beenlnt; 1S74
100 Am. Tel. ft Tel 141 14
100 A. TeonoOB pfd 944
400 Am. Woolen 38
70 Anaconda Mtniac Co...... Sl
11400 Ateklsen 1164t
00 O. nfd 12
Loir. Close.
44
T8H 80H
46-4 46
38 49
7T14 77i
4 844
05
SM4
1314 14
15 1514,
5114 (2
834 8414
J0714 108U
125M 12514
141 141
44 9414,
8714 87
50 51
Jir4 1114
IMli 143 a
147
700 Corn Products 18
1500 Delaware ft Hudson 17 u
1100 Denier ft Rio Grande...... 4114
Do. pfd
500 Distillers' Securities .... S3 4 32 14
8500 Erie S114 3014
5700 Do. 1st pfd 5014 48-4
800 Do. 3d pfd 39 38'4
100 General ' Electrie ..15514 I5.V4
shoo Croat Northern pfd 13814 137"4 1384
' ' " v uui. ........... j 1 . u 7(
ivw liimoia central ..........144 142
4400 Jntreborouih Met. 2214 22
5600 Do. pfd 56 4 5514
4(H Inter Hsrreeter 9514 94
200 Inter afarlne pfd ....... 214 2114
100 InternaUonal Paper lt 1S?4
mxnuuiu rump
41
6314
81
79
146
1814
17514
4114 41
7914
33
31
5014
38
155 X
200 Iowa Central 23
lot Kansas City Southern.... 3814
Do. pfd
2800 loulnille ft rashTille....l54
uw sunn, ft at. Jxul.
1700 M.. St. P. ft S. a M.
1000 Missouri Pacific-
5700 Mo.. Kan. ft Tax
Do. pfd
rtauenal Biscuit
23
S8
153
4314
..144 144
71
414
100 National Lead 84
0400 N. R. Mex. 1st pfd...... 05
1500 New York Central 18314
1400 K. T.. Ont. ft Wee.... 4614
1500 Norfolk ft Western. ......101 14
500 North American 80
8000 Northern Padflo ...... ...13734
900 Parlnc Mail ............ 32
S6200 PennsrlTtnla 13
4500 People's Gu 11114
2000 Plttsburc. C. C. ft St. It. 103
1100 Pressed Steel Car 44
Pullman Palace Car......
300 Railway Bteel Spring- 43
164100 Hearting- 188
WOO Bepublle Steel 40,
700 Do. pfd .........10214
26100 Rock Island Co 50
1300 Do. pfd 87
400 St. t. ft S. W. d pfd 50
100 St. Lomie S. W 19
300 Do. pfd 7314
Stoss Bhef. 8. ft X
Z3100 Sonthera Pacino 128
2100 Southern Railway 29
500 Do. pfd 83
500 Tennessee Cepser ........ 84
900 Texas ft Pacific , SO '4
2400 Toledo. St. U ft West.... 44
-'000 Do. jfd 88
T710O Union Padfle 18
400 Do. pfd 99
United Staaes Realty
500 United States Rubber
225500 United Statei Bteel 84
ivv i.'d. pia ....... u ...... .1Z1
9200 Utah Copper 51
7200 Va. Carolina Chem 56
1700 Wabash .......... 21
2300 Do. pfd ..1 48
13800 Western Maryland ....... 51
1000 WesUnghouse Electrio .. 73
1000 Western Union 76
100 Wheeling ft L. Erie,. 5
300 Wisconsin Central 51
200 Pittsburg Coal 22,
jw " - Bteel s 63
300 United Dry Goods 119
1600 Laclede Gas ...102
Total sales. 858,800 shares.
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83
65
122
46
100
80
136
31
135
110
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166 ?4
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102
49
86
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126
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84
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120
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55
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72
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83
118
102
142
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21
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38
60 Vs
153
43
144
71
43
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106
83
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101
80
137
32
136
111
102
44
195
43
168
40
102
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73
77
127
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66
34
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433J
67
187
99
75
4.-,
84
120
50
56
21
47
50
72-
76
514
50
21
63
118
102
That sunr.y haired block of cheerful
ness, Dooin, the new manager of the
Phillies, who is always optimistic when
lie is not talking to himself, said to a
Cincinnati newspaper: "According to
my notion, it was only a lucky accident
that allowed New. York to beat out
Cincinnati last year. And I don't think
it likely that the same kind of accident
will help the Giants to repeat that
feat. watch them droD this vear.
They'll be lucky to finish anywhere in
the first division, for both the Reds and
Phillies will beat them out." When
Dooin ridded his mental works of the
above, says a New York writer, he was
acting at a theater in Cincinnati, and
by his diplomacy shows that he is a
lively and intelligent press agent.
He is to be admired for the skill with
which he mingles business and pleas
ure. When it comes to keeping Phila
delphia in the first diivision in 1910
it is to be opined that something more
than idle words will be necessary, and
Dooin's average for verbosity is about
.975. It's much better than his field
ing averag. No young man who es
says to manage a major league club
in 1910 has a mightier task on his
hands than Dooin, and It gives regret
to see such a gentle and harmless
young soul led so ruthlessly to the
treadmill. If he escapes being convert
ed into a first baseman lie will be
lucky.
Custom Grinding
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
at YANTIC ELEVATOR.
A n. MANNING, Yantic. Conn.
Telephone. declod
OUR WORK
approval of t
people.
Rogers' Domestic Laundry.
meets the approval of the critical
people.
Tel. 958.
eept27d
Rear 37 Franklin Street.
QUALITY
In work should always be considered,
eapec'ally when it costs no more than
the inferior kind. Skilled men are
employed by us. Our prices tell the
whole story.
STETSON A YOUNG.
may27d
Joseph F. Smith,
FLORIST
200 Main Street, Norwich.
Jyid
Sweet Florida Oranges
20 for 25c
OTTO FERRY,
Tel. 703. 33 Frastklla St.
Free delivery to all parts of the city.
DR. JONES, Dentist,
35 SBETUCKET ST.
Room 10
ma.yl7d
'Phone 32-3
Here We Are At
235-237 West Thames Street.
Why not come and see our store, or,
if you are busy, telephone your order.
The best attention given.
C. S. FAIRCLOUGH, Proprietor.
PITCHERS WITH "EVERYTHING."
Wat-hep of New, York and Sm'th of
Chicago Among Them.
During a fanning bee the names of
Frank Smith of Chicago and Jack War
hop of New York were brought into a
discussion of pitchers. Someone sug
gested that Warhop would have a bad
season. "Why?" "They'll get on to
what he has." "What has Warhop got.
anyway?" Freddie Payne was asked.
"Oh, not much," drawled the White
Sox backstop, "Just everything. I
couldn't name anything, guess, that he
can't throw. They'll have to work
pretty hard to get on to everything
that the old boy can hand over.
Smith, in Freddie's opinion, is anoth
er gentleman who has about everything
in the pitching calendar. '"He has
cpeed ta burn and he can hand over a
keen sprtter. His only fault is with
men on bases. That's where they beat
him. Scott, the husky fllnger whom
the White Sox secured from Frank
Isbell's Wichita club, is another fancy
pitching proposition. "The only trou
ble with Scott is that he is effective
with his team in the hole and lossens
up when his club is four or five runs in
the lead," said Payne. "Scott is a great
pitcher as long as the game is clotse.
Let the White Sox get a bunch of runs,
though, and he'll be a cinch for the op
posing batters. That's what cost him
several games last season. As soon as
he loses tiie habit he'll show a lot of
them." '
MONEY.
New York. March 2. Monev on call
easy, 2 B-83 per cent., ruling rate
Z 7-8, last loan 2 3-4, closing bid 2 3-4,
offered at 2 7-8.
Time loans strong, sixty davs 3 1-2
per cent, ninety days 3 l-23 3-4, six
montns 3 3-404 per cent.
COTTON.
New York. March 2. Cotton snot
closed ouiet, 15 ooints higher: middling
uplands 15,00, middling gulf 15.25:
sales, 1,183 bales.
Futures closed steady. Closintr bids:
March 14.73, April 14.71, -May 14.77,
June 14.54, July 14.51. August 13.91,
September 13.04, October 12.59, Novem
ber 12.42, December 12.44.
CHIC A SO BRAIN MARKET.
'HIIT: . Open. High Uw. Cloae
Mar ... ....114 . 115 114 114 0-10
July ... ....107 108 106 100 13-18
Sept, ... ,...U 102 U-U 102 1J
coen:
May ... . 85 0 05 85
July 67 07 TK 8T 47 1-18
Sept. 7 4 07 15-10 87 87
OATS:
Mar . .... 4T-vM 47 46 47
Jnly ... .... 44 C.1S 44 ' 44 44
Sent, u 41. 41 41 al
Lesson from Battling' Defeat.
Battling Nelson is one of the few
champions that have had the decency
to come out and acknowledge they
were fairly beaten. "Bat" says now
that he had held Wolgast too lightly
and did not train as hard as he should
have done. This ought to be a lesson
to all champions to train faithfully for
every battle they fight.
If Nelson needs any further conso
lation he probably will be able to de
rive it from the following, penned by
an enthusiastic admirer of the Dane:
"Battling NelBon, the passing cham
pion, was glorious in defeat. The 12,
000 spectators stood1 almost in rever
ence as the hitherto unbeatable one
was helped to his corner."
College Basketball.
At Middle-town Wednesday night
Wesleyan defeated New York univer
sity at basketball 33 to 28.
Williams strong basketball team
won its eleventh consecutive victory.
defeating- Dartmouth by a score of 28
to 12, at WiUiamstown Wednesday
night.
Following Billy . Alien.
Billy Allen will have - the support
of a good sized orowd of the local
boy at the Pa west tack armory tonight. I
j ne 6.46 car ovUl probably carry a I
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