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UTCKI'J HJTURTtAREER
AT STAKE IN TO-NIGHT'S FIGHT.
If He Loses Battle With Dave Sullivan ilic Forim-i- Champion -May as
."Well Abandon Hope of Chance to HVfrain His I.ot Title lias
a Worthy Opponent and ilain of the Little Terror's Former
Friends Believe He Will He Defeated by Tom Shar
key's Protege Both Men in Splendid Condition.
GREAT CROWD IS GATHERING
REPUBLIC EPECIAU
Louisville. K-. Feb. 21 Preparation nr.
now completo for the McClovern-Sutllvan
contest, to-morrow night. Davo Sullivan is
In the pink of condition and says that ho
will face, McGovern confident of winning
the fight. Hn has. mado the ben of his
reason of training- and ra9 that ho Ins
never entered the ring feeling as well as
. . will whnn lie. ltncs im to do battle !
with Terr'.
Sullivan received
mesa.c from lit
father last night at Shephead liar. I.
I, Raring: "Date, for jour old dad's sake,
knock Terrj's head off."
Sulltran will enter the, rlrg at ir. pound-.
Tom Sharker. Sullivan's backer, declares
that It will bo easy for his man to "put
J.eGovern out of business" and Is outlin
ing his future plan on tho assumption
that Sullivan tlll bo the victor. II tays
to-day that he Intends to take Sullivan and
Hob Armstrong t ragianct.
"I will meet a3 comers In the heavy-
weight class" he said, "whllo Iave will
wdgnt ciass, :i - --t
look after th little fellows. I also expect
to tour Ireland, giving rparring etlil-
.... , ..
onion .--i-inr-
The JIcGoverr.-Sulllvan bout Is attractin
wide ittentlon Lnrgc delegations of
,' ' ., i,i fmm St Iiuis.
tportlns men ere arriUng from hu i.oui ,
Chicago. Cincinnati and Indlanapoils. i.oti-
ert Fiti-imnions. who will referee the bout,
will arrhe from New York this evening,
while XlcGovem and partv will reach this
cltv from Cincinnati to-morrow. The betting
continues at 2 to 1 on McGocrn.
To-morrow's battle before te Southern
Athletic Club will be a great eent In
Ioulsvllle and all the sporting men are
worked up over tlie prospects for tlie great
est mill In years. There is nearly as much
interest might be expected If Jeffries
. . .. . . ... -ii.
ana .zsimmons wero w.e vu.h.-iuul. .
Armstrong. Joe Choynskl. Jack Hoot. Kid
Broad, Austin Illce, "Wild Bill" Hanrahaii.
Benny Tanger. the "Tipton Slasher" and
Tommy Ryan aro In Louisville to Eee the
fight.
William Rothwell. "Young Corbett." Is ex
pcted. because, when he was In Loui-Ulle.
with a theatrical companj. he salj ho
would return to ee this bom. As he may
be forced to fight one of the principals
orae day he prcbably will Keep his word
and attend the fight.
Sharkey- Tips OfT MillUmi.
Tom Sharkey has been In IouUvIIIe sine
Tuesday. He has been looking over Sulli
van, and sajs lie cannot see how he can
lose. SuDlMtn believes he will will to .i cer
tainly, and there are man) who take iho
tame lew of thing A few "porting men
who had a chance to latch JIcGovem in
his preliminary training at Hempstead are
certain that Sullivan will win this light.
Sharkey sent scleral telegrams from Iou
lsvllle on the day he arrived. They wero
duplicates and read as follows:
"Sullivan never In as good shape. He Is
good for a big bet."
Charjey Sieger is Sullivan's sparring
partner. He U thu Hoboken fighter who
eparred with Young Corbett before that
lighter's victory over Terry McGo ern. Sie
ger sa)s that Sullhan Is faster and better
than Young Corbett wa..
i?.h . a yocunur ngnier. iie wms
all the time. I,ery one who has seen him
nt practice has Invariably been struck bv
the fact that he n'er spars in training, but
m-ets. his partners as It they were actual
opponents in the ring. Slcgcr went up
againrt this nort of thing jcterday and
was forced to throw up his hands and uit
In th third round. .Sharkey sparrcdwlth
I)ae Sullivan, and the little flghter'bent
In some hot wallops. The Siilor Is In very
fine form and laughed at Sullivan's efforts.
Pnlltsnn'N Menniircinrnt-i.
Doctor Sanders has examined Sullivan
and taken his measurements. The) are as
lollows:
Height, E feet 5t Inches.
Weight, 12J pounds.
Chest, 33;, inches normal, 37 inches ex
panded. Waist, 265 inches.
Neck, ItVi Inches.
Bleeps, 11 Inches.
Forearm. lOi Inches.
Wrlrt. 7 inches.
Thleh, J.9S Inches.
Calf, 13H Inches.
Beach ftpm finger tip to linger tip. Z feet
H Inches.
McGoTern'a Former l"rleud Iiiliion.
McGovern will i.ot arrivo at Louisville
until to-morrow, a few hours bi fore the
fight. He will then weigh In and go direct
ly to Ills dressing-room at the ring bide.
Sam Harris say3 JlcGovern lias been j
ImLIh. I....W n...l 1 .1 .. .. . .
V44UU1JK IMIU IU1U UHB UUIIU hU CltT Flllte
ha has been in Cincinnati
Harris aivv.iys
ays that Just before a fight the usual -.Kid
stories of how McOoern lias to beat olt an
overanxious sparring rartner are told now
of Kid Ashe
One thing is certain w hen i!cGoern
trained at Hempstead Just before ho lelt
for Clrclnnatl. nobody was Impressed with
his work. He did not appear to ba in ear
nest about It. According!), a strong Impres
sion has taken hold of local tporting man
that McGovern will not win. These men are
the same who thought they saw McGovern
a sure winner of his light with Young Cor
, tiett. Perhaps they aro too sore at tnat re
sult to figure correctly on this contest.
Importance nf the Jtntllc.
L"i,ery sporting man agrees that this Is
the" most Important light In the careers of
both men. To Da-,e Sullivan, It prcs Ms
an opportunity he has long sought. He
fore McGovern was a defeated man. ho
would not consent to meet SullKan. Mc
Govern was criticized scxerely for the stand
he took in this matter.
The real reason why ho would not givo
Sullivan a chance, was neer pi lined. It
wns that Sullhan as n champion amateur
Jttused McGovirn a match when ihc lat
ter was beginning his career In thu ring
.McGovern (.'ae nlm a taste of the same
ticatment after McGocrn had passed him
in the race for the championship.
To McGovern. tnls ligni menus a chance
to ledeem lumt-clf. If he loses thLs tight,
ills defeat will Indicate to all his friends
that his career Is clo-ed and that never
again will Terry McGovern lie champion
featherweight pugilist of the world.
Defeat by SullKan will Indorse tho result
ot McGovern'.s tight with "ioung Corbett.
.Many sportlmjr nun still believe that that
light was u lluke and are counting on Mc
Govern to whip Sullivan soundly to-morrow
night.
TKiinv ix thu riMc or comhtiox.
Cincinnati. O., Kcb. 2L Terrj McGovern.
who has been tialnl.ig here mr his bout
with Have Sullivan nt lnulsvllie to-morrow
night, will leave for that city at S:15 Sat
urday morning. MeGovt rn will be accoin-
tianled hv .Mimnrcr N.im Hntrle -1n.t Hum.
Jhres, J)an Daugherty, Hushes McGov- I
crn ami oiners. lie Is nniloulitt'illy In the
pink of condition and r.v confident that
lie will win in short order
CIIINC TOM! AT HOSPITAL.
Doctors S- He W:is ot Iri" I'lslitlng;
Cnmlltloii.
KEPUIILIC SPKCIAL.
Cincinnati, O.. IVb. II. Chins Kong, the, i
Chinese pugilist, who lasted less than one
.round before Hush JIcGovern In aboxlng
match at the Ulue Grass Club- in central
Covington, Ky., ednesdny n.'sht. was ad
mitted to the Cincinnati Hospital to-day
buffering from a complication of diseases.
Ioctor Grless, who examined Clilng was
dumfounded when told that he had partli!-
tpated )n a light, and expressed, wonder that
Jo was not killed or seriously injured in the
AT LOUISVILLE TO SEE CONTEST.
ring, namlmtlon cave ample evidence thit
ne was in no condition to inter in
ring.
Lliril, IviI'ltlT l 1IOIT.
Jim ( rmiin Ili-nds l'nrly WIi It'll Will
Attend FlKhl nt l.oiiln lllf.
Local Interest In the McCiovi-rn-SullIvan
hout Is 11 elj ard quite a number of vvell
knoii n sporting men dtp.iried last night fop
Louisville to attend the fight. Alderman
Jim Cronin hioded ,1 luttv which de'i irud
' In .i .-penal i ir and which vv
,is composed
nf John 1
I.utlor. John O'Connor, Joseph
I O'Connor. John llovdeii. Jack lllUms. fc.il
Munis-ov. John Maronev. Kiihird llunlon.
T A. J'liel.in Mlltc Walsh. Thomas Uvan,
. Tli'im-n. Klnni-v. JjnuN l'.cll, John Mo) ill
j ban anil Thom.is Gloason
upli.lims as In the probable, vviniiir it th
hnut arc overwhelmingly In favm of Mc
Uovoin local)), although -i'ci.il vvill
hnnv n patrons of the ring favor Sullivan.
Ainniij- then- lar is John Wallraiio. nresi
dent of the foimrr Oljmpic Athletic Club
ana i.ow manager of tha. SU 1-ouU. Kov. ins
club 1 I.e. ,ul- Wallrapp his made
. .,,. llls at Ira!.t ., M,ual ch.mce with Mc-
j Uovem.
"Mc(.nvern has been knocked out once"
' 'aid Mr lllrapp. "and tlie charm wnlth
i,,,,,,,,,, hl3 uninterrupted victories has
,.eil ),roken. It has been proven that his
I Jaw Is just as vulnerable as that of any
! other pugUNt and that he will so down and
"Pulliv.ui ha- t-een deielopin? his hlttinit
powers tremendously of late, and he v. Ill
i go after Mcfloxern with all the mor.- con-
( nJen(,)i m a(.tuum ,)f the Ultf.r-S tlt.fH.u ,,
younn: forbett. He Is said to be a. ckvt-rer
ni.ni than Jlidniwn, ami 1 uoubt It tlie ut-
ter will be utile to react, him first on
nal spot 1 look to tec Sullivan win the
lisht."
Charles H. llatighton. president of the
et Knd Club, wax rather noncommltt il
on the point, but was inclined to faor Mc
Gotern. "They arc both good men." said he, "hut
why shouM Sull'van b- able to win from
5IcGocrn now any more than list fall?"
Had SulUan met Jlulovern 'then. 'lorry
would hae been a general anil nveiv. helm
ing f.itorlte Yet because his nose his been
oneraieu on laitiv. m
operated on lattly. many persons -eem to
tfilJ)k lhat ullva,; hls - ,ar boU chdnce
than before What difference dros. th" np
Tation make anyhow? If his no-e was nut
In good shap .McGoveru would not outer
the ring 1 am not picking winners znyel
Jut now, a I hae no faorltes In tho
bout, but McGoern seems to hae the best
ehancti on form '
Jlnl I)oh. well known in local pugilKtie
circle as a tefere -iat,.s that tnere i
nothing to the light but MrGovern.
"Terrv is too1 last for riulllian," lie ..ild.
"and If he gits to tlnsi- qu irters with hale
ho nill ct tou hot pace for him. Fullivaii
ma, be tleverer. but JIcGorrn has the
btiength and the punch. He v 111 beat
tattoo on Sulliwin's stoirtch ui.tll thi lat
ter Is willing to let matters end light
tin re I look for on!) om tudhig to tlie
light "
Jerry Hunt, the well-known local patron
of the ring. Is Inclined to fnor McGoveni
In the bout and thln'cs t'lat he will get the
decision Said he: "If Young Corbett and
J'cGovern come together again, 1 would be
li.clined to fax or McGoerti. In the nre'eut
bout I think McGoern has also the bet
chance."
Jio Stewart, referre nt the West Hnd
Club. Is Incllin d to favor McGovern. Night
Chief Gilla'-py. in speaking of the matter
lat night, said:
"I nm not a e!oce follower of prize fight
ing and do not know much about the game.
But from what I lrne read about 1 oth men
and their records. McGovern should win."
Detective I'at I.ally said: "McGovern
should win. and I hone to s"e him make
ccr.nectlons."
wkimc i)i:ki: ti:i iiocoRincif.
T. nna, rc,lt ni.fnre Decision
AVn(( nniiuii'eil.
j ni:prni if FrrciAL
i ,'., ' . ' ',,",, , .. -,- , . ,
I "l Spnnss. Ark TO. 2I.-A1 Wclnlg of
j ""Talo won a declshe Mclory oier Jack
-icv ormics or i-nii.iacipnia to-mgnt in me
, tenth round of a hard battle. I"rom the
lift of the fight. JlcCormlck. who w.i
fort) -one pounds the he.ii.ier nt the rlna
slde. forced the flBliting with rushes. He
limleil time after tlmi on the countenance
of the IlufTalonlan. but Al took th" pjnlh
mcr.t and I.Med his time
In the eighth round Jack began to tb
nnd Vhii,r .starteil to tight. He floored
"UcCormlck in thi round, one In th ninth,
and In the tenth had knocked lilin to the
Hoor twice, when Tim Callahan. econdln.r
McCoimlik. entered the ring and carrlel
his man to the corner
mi'Kiioi's "wim-ii wn.i: showing.
Onr-to.riie Mini in I'mir-llorse I'lrltl
I'lnUlied Third.
Kan Tranclsco. Cal , l'eb. 21. The racing
at Oaklard to-day was under disagreeable
circumstances rain falling nil afternoon
and tho track being cry slushy.
Duckoy. a 1-to-I vhot, was one of the
two favorites who failed to land, and he
made a disagreeable showing. He was In
with Bragg and U-unald, and was thuught
to have the event at h's mere,-, especially
as the going suited him Bragg beat tho
Ete, but Duckoy otrhauld him at the
first turn They ran on even terms for a
time, but Ducloy did not have his usual
speed, and stormed bmllv dp.Iui.i i.a.i
no leii icngnisior tile place.
The books were hit linnl nn fii ,.
both Ilragg- and Hedv.ald being heavily
i plajcd for the place o Connor carried n.T
i ll.o ridini; honor- bv landing three iiln-
nor.". He put -a br'Iliant, tffort on Sid-
jtiii!.. niiiimiig mm iron: last position In
the closing event
Arthur lathers(one. th wealthy Chl
o.'go .inner, to v.hom O'Connor is" under
contract, was a spectator. He Is accom
panied by Julius; iSauer. his trainer
"ln-llaj'x ):il.lninl Iliiirlcs.
Ilrst race. Hie furlorgr nlllnjr. maidens:
All
I O V .. . .
iWby Winner
, 101
..leijAtnloali
. ltrljOratnra
115
M7
107
112
liul WHde 1W Jllack Thoiri
mj. Jllldreil 1.J7 Mentoj i ....
chultz
t-ecord race,
jf ar-old".
..."'1 DIClt.Il .. . . ,t"
Feien-sin.fnths of it mile.' 2-
ii. , ,... r
"Jailota lilt Lilgaro . ..
Adlronlacl. 11I The J'os:
llcliarKe.l 103 H!sh rhanVell'oV '"
id.;
.iw
..113
Third race. threc-fourPis.of a mile. seiinK:
Tufts
. 51 IVirir
Montana I'etreis
.. 113
. 12;)
... Ill
, ..12 l
....102
. 110
.. ?7 Wionilrii- .
ltllllls un
Mzura IK)
Irmata lil
Clarando 112
Oillz 11
i Tanus
M ireschine
r-harp liird
Poiirth race
Handicap
mile and a furlor;
Talaco Hotel
Th rretter 1r2'Jinlee .. .
Pl.lerot vi, John JtnCurk ! I
1 i-auclble ml Black D'cl; ...
ldIons tnlsva Lien
l'lfth race, mile and u fiilccnth. f'lllnr:
Iele btar Irtli Pormero .
Ntlgar .. i roiMai
Meroas . ... If3 Ulllv laois ....
111
..its
,. 57
.117
171 Jll.l.i . Mllittorce Denev
23
Sixth rae. threo-foirtiis f a mile, selisui: i
Ouianthus 10S Praisaunnah 107 '
..107
uralter pie.i Klnc's I'at
10
101
-1'j9
.101
nie Elk liWl Tlburon .. .
Younc ilo'elh 10'lKlne shot ..
Horton I12r.ducatc
clUJ-tu 11:1
OiiLttiiid Selections.
RnruriLic specia i
San Praiirisco l"al . Peb 21 Selections:
Pirst Itac Jlontoia. ltildd Wade. Mildred
P. hultz
Pecon.l Itare Adirondack. Cailota. Hlsh (Thsn
ccllor Tlilr.1 Ilsce-Sliam ISlrd llanschlnn Winmlng
Fourth lt,le-Jiinlce. HHcK Dick. Tho I'retter.
rifth rtace Constable. Iwidcstnr. Kormcfo.
h!Mh Itace-llucute. ilubto. Hortun.
OM.Y O.MI AYI.NMM: l IVOItlTC.
llnu Acnlnst Jockey Willie Pair I ln
dellultelj CnnliniK'd.
Nuw Orleans. Iji.. IVb. 21. Prestome was
the only successful favorite to-day. Jockey
T. Dean was suspended pending an investi
gation of his .ride on Panther. The ban of
us-pon-don pronounced by the stewards
against JocKev Dade has been llrted and
that against' Jnckr-) Dale continued Indefi
nitely. Weather cloudy and track heavy.
Sumuiars : ,
l'list race, trn furhncsclilckndee, loi J
Mlll(r). 3 to 1, vv.n. Panther. 1 tT Oean). 1
to 3 s((nd. 1 rank Jones, iri lljmilrj), 7 to 1
third Tune, i; jLrir Jtnkcr, The jronon
!.,l.l,Sa. Hinald Vlilbn.se. Ijjy Alza. Yampw
Haiil Heart. Nalillun also rm
Snicetnl lave, six furlonus Xach IVrd. 105
(Line), 5 to J. won. Kchcjal. 1'? (OJuin. -111
sccncl, ixro)d, M tl!i) M to 1 third
Ti-ne. l.ls'i Attvica. Horseshof Tutiareo. rlr
Diirwi. Fnlit Woed and John Ivitfeity alo ran
Jhlr.l ra-e. e-llins. mil" jnd svent)- '",
Dlgt.) Uell. Si lV Waldo). 1 to 1, won. .tele
i: Jarlo. bM mtl, 4 to I. s-i-ond. JIfflie va
tell M til vdl. :j io 1. third Time. 10't fcara
gamp. Star Colten. IValrlo IJoe ard lieponta
also raa ,
I'rtTirlh n. i. fclll-r-. mllp fln 1 a !ltt"lttl
rie-trme. If! (T I)an), : tn I. won. I - tur
nrrlrl.. ur (I.vni. to 1. s-iond- Ultl- ll--.
10 en lnm) i.) io 1. third. Til if. 1 54 Honnm.
llalloon, lirlle of l.lcli t mtivliiElan A!!irt
!. Zjek Ih!, 111) the 1 Udler. .MejE a" '
Kcbp't ItcanT alr ran
l'lfth race. srlMre. mile an 1 peventv jar.l
Avir.ir. 1 (lanlrv). .t P 1. won. Dramhure.
l'l iMInleri : it 1, pot.nJ Corlnne, t (Wal
lace). : to 1. third Time. I S3 rim Nap. lafe
Line Aiua, Jnioleice. Aijulnas and Kdna litrsli
alto ran
Pltth rac "filing, rille and a slxteeni'i IJt
tli- Tornmv Tuck'r. li)l (Wallaic-I. 5 to 1. vol
Ai-na I'Krllny. 53 lee.mer). i: to 1. oofind. He
oti'iith. to; (Jvik;). n li 1. third Tim. 1 ..'.
Itlifile Stone. Aliomo. Jo I'olUnF. Amoro- Ll
morc.il. f has c and VerltaMe Boy also ran.
Weather nlnlr.i: track sloppv.
l'lrst race, halt mile, maiden :-)ear-old purfa
.NlKrettM. id ,o c'oanor). 1 to ?. won I)lae,n"
112 c" .nlej). r,J to 1, jicond. 1cm illtihsll. Ill
(Itanscti). J to 1. third Time. .11. Maud her
wi'O.1. (iulda, ilholnu, Clarinette and UupaT.'
aliii ran.
fc.econ.1 rare, even furlonys Itasnroa. 301 ft.
lal) 2 to 1. wiai: Urclilr. 119 (lle-tfern). 6 to 1.
neconj. Klldne. lot (I. Jackvjn) :' to 1. third
Time. 1JI legal -MaxliE. L,j)al .-. and 21u-.Ja
ats ian.
Thirl rnte, one mile. fMlrs llrair. t
tltan-tli). o to 1. won iMrnM 111 (llullinm). ..
to I. second. HucLoy. Ill io Connor). 1 to I.
tht-d Time. l:tsc, Onlt th-cn etarttr.
Tourth race. seen rurlons. slllnr r-Tnbrero.
53 il. Jaikor. 7 to It-won. IJotnv. fl iHansi.li).
:' to l. -eioil: Dur.biar.e u; il!u!'.nian), 13 to I,
Ililnl Tlm. 1.32. .Irslp c5. .dsj mi.
I'lrili race. lx furlonps. i,.'hnp ater Ptnte'i.
J1S iO'Ci nnor). It i. non l.vander. 1CS (tlull
tnsn) I J to t. eeoni. rdonlil !lrl. 107 (1..
Jackeoi) S to 3. third TlTie. l IS Jacqueminot
anl 11 i I ibuahuaalro ren
lxth rate, nitto nnJ a fixteen'h. e'llnc SW
' n. 107 IO Connor). Z to 1 'on ea IJon. 1
ft. .Ta.kt.on) ;i. to l. nj HunsTrlan. 101
ilonon). 3 to I. third Time f-,i Llmer 1..
laivatci ard il.'r I-e alo ran
'Iu-Ilns l Orli'tins Ilntrlrs.
l"Irt lace. vUIn
en furlongs.
The Itnre Dei.ion
Ill .MtiKel
. 177
.17
'-;
.. 137
...13-"
.nnn -.. tti MMmrfni
Tveva )t. . iij i',nis .. .
ilekma ijn tmiendo
JulTe Mirer -7 t,,r.i tmuarl
lllsarllinl II... .1.-7I IKrse;lios Tobacco,
Second race. Felling, un" ullo
Ulue ItllRe . .. 73 I (Iraelous ,
IJidj Alberta MlTreltor
137
... f-s
.. 3J
...l"i
lien nullum K4 1 Vas-al Dmc
Pirate s clueen . .. . w I
Third race, four furlonKs. 2-j ear-olfi":
Mv llccts
Tlie Ilsn
laczle Iliool. . ..
Queen ite
Imp. lvdy "VV Inkle
Xnvi!.. la. ...
Wilton
.112
. 113
Dllipclntmeur t-
lj
Kourlll race thp Mn. Witlilni.fon Il.n.l!rnn
SI n.Med. one and one-slxtenth mlit:
acbte Jarboe
lvtlt Jlaltre
. 91
trancent
Henry of Kranla-
nar
Idi rlfonl . . ,
Albert I De'vf i q, I mar . . .130
I'n Cuarie . . Idi rz-Jforil . . ..lO'l
Ie"i Jta) -5 liur.lh . . .11.'
MUeri'.un !i. il'lfd, rich I'".
5 HUr.lsh
is il'lcd.rleh -. . -W
rrliice lilarej...
l.andit.ip. lx fu-longs:
Kj Illce U2' Prune lilarej... . I);
II fill race,
Anileari .. 99 1 Nobleman 1
n-alljik :linraii H-
vi I Nobleman
i3 1 inrap
Ui
i-iion j-ost
Mxtli race, selii-r. , ne and ene hat; mile:
Jackunap QS i la Ohor
Precursor 1 i Major ilan'Ir . .
Little rikln . 101 1
( oUOlt im Iturileu -t-y.
tOuupIed as Detvltt entrx1-
..M3
111
freftecnt rity Selection.
i:i:ri ni.ic sphciai..
Ner. Orleans La. eb. il -S-lfctlons at Cres
cent Cltv
I lrst Ilaee Judge JtaKee. I'ovntz, Tlie Ilronze
Deiion
pto"J ItacePiratc's Quetr. Ulue Ttldce. Ldj
Alb, rta
'fafrd rinec "Vaaoti. Tl Don. 'Wilton
rourth llace Uinlsh. Pitni.e Blazes. i.tniiiest
1'lfth llace Nobleman Lennp fmi'l tail.
ltli llace-l.lttle i:ikln. LI Ghor. .Major Man-
s'-
Ilesnll nt Clirirli'.ton.
ll.jileton. S f. trh 21 rnsil J-akehen
e.ld Ordeal r.eie the wlrnln favorites at til
I7poltlon traek th afternoon A tallwr rain
tmr tiaek mutldv Itesults.
l'lrst race, nie furl)ns Pflf-ale ncn. Trilby
Nfhori, teeond; t'arn.bert. third Time, i.y.,',
Record rate four and a 1 3lf furlcnss PaKeli.'n
won, .lanle ,ea. , second. Mill btrram. llilrd.
Time. I'i.i
Tli'-d race. mileTom rurl won: Handcuff. fc
tnd Hnera third Time. 1 49
ruith ra.-e. Ix rurloajrs l'nfror ilrave Tcn
Qjen 1.. second. Cathedral third. Time. 1:21
rifth ra e, n end one-half rurlccgs ordesl
von. ulce, second; Chiiiiiulca, tr.lrd T,n,
l i;.
tiii:i:i: y.-.noo i:iri:s ri,iM:n.
Irrli1et Turber Hopes to Ilriri
Ilesl Tltnrour;libr'ds Ton;ellirr.
uniTni.ic srncTAL.
Chicago. HI , l'eb. 21. President 1'urber of
the Olvnpian (lames Committee is working;
on a plan to trinjr the best thoroughbreds
of the world together In a competition for
three rich purser, under the auspices ot tho
Olj mpian Games Association and the
Washington Park. Harlem and Ilauthorno
raeins associations. The result will de
pend pn the attitude ot the Wa-hincton
Park Club, as the other two aro under
stood to faoe the projec'.
The general plan at ilr.-t Included ono !ik
race nt Waohlagtnn I'ark, but later it v.its
upgested that three races alued at Ji".
iy each be planned It woull lie necesirv
for the Western Jockey Club to rhange the
I Mini track uale for that ear
Aoeordlns to Jlartln X.ithnnson of the
Ilaritm track, this could easily be arranged.
MtTIT.n '. MIM) T( WILLI VMS.
."uliiirlinii nndidn(e s.ill I!e .ciit to
Sliei'iiilirnd llnj.
Iir"I I'LIC SPECIAL.
I-xlnglon. K , l'eb. 11 Tho (1-iear-old
hay mare Jlatllda 7.., liy i:pedItion. dam
bj Onnaril, wni to-day Fold by W .1. Young;
to i W. Williams, onner if the ..talllons
Allerton, i:pedition. In 1'act. and others,
on pmate terms. Th" price Is said to be
dne to Jl.Oift
Gary Htirmann. Alillionilre. P. P l'.ri.wn's
IlrooKlin frd Suburban eam'idate. arrived
lure to-dai and to-morrow will go to
Sluepr bead Hay to be trained by Peter
Wlmmer. On the same day nil: b sent a
I- ear-old sltr to Imp. The Huguenot,
consigned to .lames Howe, trainer of the
Keene stable, and the trotting mare Stifle
J.. L':l"'i. consigned to J. -Malcolm 1'orbt.s
of Boston.
MS1l:rt TO CAP AMI HULLS.
Vnlnnhle Flllj- 1 "on I oil nt Jiimca II.
Kerne's CaNflctoii SJml.
nni'CULlC SPKCIAL.
Lexincton. Ky.. lb. 21. One of the roost
valuablo foals ever dropped In the United
States was fcaled at James It. Kerne's
Castleton SitU last night, when Imported
. w'., Crte' dam r Tne Oaks v.lnner
of 114)1. Cap and Kell-. thiew a bay filly by
Kingston The Idly Is-, therefore, a sister
in Can and IWIs llen-.Mv-Cree Is the only
dam of an Oaks winner In America. At
Oakwood Stud the famous brodmare Ite
ceSS foaled a bay lllly bv Imp. Woolslorpe
tho first of his get over dropped In America.'
poi.ici: jivri'ii to-iiay.
OIHeer. Will Jleel In It.volver Conine
lltlon .s,.,.,. .Spp.-iai Ten in.
Three l'atn3 of police marksmen from the
evpert revolver division will meet this
morning at the new range. Xo. is South
SKtli street. In a ten-shot contest to de
cide which team shall oppo tho rivillin
P-m in a revolver match to-morVow morn"
ing. This match between the civilians ,.l
the police was postponed until to-morrow
morning at H o'clocl:, ard the police will
t&eSS.0"'" "Ur3 t0-d"5' '" ""z
Pcrseatit Ixigar. Captain Creccy and Cap
tain JlcNamra will each bead a team nt
tlie range. Sergeant Logan's team will be
composed of S-crgeant King and OHlcers
Ijongworth. Dryden. P.eeve. JI. Gibbons
Hasson. P. Thompson. Wflls and fc'nratt'
C?PA?J!1 -'""iw team will be composed
of Oltlcers Cabanne. Horden, Daniel. S-ars
lje. it. Thompson, N. I'hllllps. .McCormlcIt
iind Goetz. while Captain Crceey's team will
have for members fctrgeant Nolle and Of-lle-rs
J.iplln. Jems. Hancock, H ill. Shlnne
man. Hav hurt. Craig and Ilarada
btrscant O'Lcary. Detective Harry
1 recM- rind Officers Degnun. Sneeti,,, Vonf.
er. KUcI. Hums and Weber will s-ive -is
alternates, to take part if members of the
..... . ..... ...iu, aiitrar on nine nie
team selected from the three will meet tho
civilians In a special ten-shot match, to
which those desiring to vvitress th shoot
are lnvlled. The range is- on the fourth I
Hoor of the building ut Xo. 3S South Sixth
Twenty-nine nfileers appeared for revolver I
practice jestetday. and twentv-elght passed I
the TWO mark. Scores In detail were: P
'ihompson. 1'23; Hancock. 231. Goetz 2t
M. Gibbons. "3S: Has hurst. 227: Hasson 220:
hergeant I.opin. 224; Sergeant King. 220:
Doden. 220: Horden. 220: Hall, 219 It
Thompson, 213; P.aee, 213: Hums. 217: Wells'
21.; Shlnnem in. lie, M. Comer. 21.1. Jleevcs'
213; Daniel. 213; X. Phlllins. 212: Craig "li'
Spratt, 210; Joplin. 2us. 're, 337; jjcCor
mickt 207; Harada. 20i; Jeans, 203. Kuel.
2d.
rifiis or iiot.Mis ix coiii'iititiiin. i
Thclp Musters Aprienr tn Vnll limit- '
InK Array nt lteneli Slioiv.
New- Y'ork. Feb. 21, The most picturesque i
reature of the estmlnMcr Kennel Culb'a
arnunl bench show- took plqce to-d ly in th
competition between packs of hounds ficm
various hunt clubs. The masters, hunis
men and others connected with the trial
aipeaied in full hunting costjtne and their
ptnl; coats lent a touch nf color to th
eceiie. The judges aie rapidly disposing of
following first prizes wero
iwaiuen io-ax
lliooiotrl rk ..1 .. .. ,...,.
e- ttVlJlV-SU""-'
Doctor c .
jusn .in.r
Pllllte of SJ?.",
nt tub lies Doctor J-.lugCEt s
''.;r",t':. l'r,t
V.iller Johiiston'3
- ,, ...k . "airc-
C !unhla Ken-
...'.' ,s,5.- ".iV- dogs and
doct nni bitche3 Newton
. iiwv -"ur i s
iI.,ntt-beH j Knr.fl'a clian-
v -at.,. blthv
L)utTon's Vekti
John ITmjjvj
j jVf-rlitupi!.
team atia of t,
ineir work, 'j-
v iTe?''' "Js'r" W'V. Newton Abbot
1',,' cl'"'"SiUn jrodj Mu.c
I'n XU ii!Vj J ion. l.lnlovne Halt
VtV.'l.kf b"'-ha. Y1- laK,: r,iIlUr Kn-i'a
'i!lmtfmii,ts- 4 ""'aniplon llarton Tolv.
awTrSd it" iailoS'l "j" '" a anl '
BOILING.
lonu'fTjrJr," V(;l n.
,, .,T,!f,,,'" ": jli'lmemts. .
tho eapt op ef th - I .. i1s.t niK!it m IV
,Ac.: 'r.i,!11' !h 4 - " wis not awn-
..1..1 i , n .l
it'll ih n
The 'cote:
" T'l. v.
.1 """. 47
17 11 r. 1-3
". 1 'I 4-3
". 1 3 31
.s -i 41 :.-.
J Ilurlim'....
.Mc!-r ... .
Martini ...
JjllUis
Mohlmm ..
Totali ...
N'anit.
Maxwell ...
rrottdl ..
. h nits .
Nclt ..
Muins
Y-a'iij) ','1 1 1; 177 I'h-J 41
SlT'V. ' Tl Av
- Jl r" 111 (' f ' ' ' 113 f2 : :
:j;t f-l II 4. kl .. ! !1 3
31 a ..I ,s ., - ,, 4i
-l.V ' !1 i I "I 40 217 41 2 3
- ; -. 4)
Totals . :;vJS:n:.r
-rtirT.T,
.3"; 1.77
riitir.Mv !.Vt:i u
1IiibIt r.. Sfrl.olier i
.lie )!osli- ! n. inl t -. w from the
l-in'ener-. I n 111. i ins l0 ,,lne in ei ci game.
J Andreus nd li;in(ni6n .! tilled for thetr le-
i. Tti- F l ""
i"l"Vl. II " iv.rfii -i
Name .' 't. 1 j k 4 t; T'l At
.1 And-eas ' -; 1 n fi 4 "6 2i: "i .-".
Han i ' s, a, i':i 1 iri J3 4-7.
.V l'loeer . .1 ' ;, M 41 "O 41 4 '.
1 hi 7 55 i" 56 l'l " " 3K 41 4 3
Ulrth 4 J -i j; .-I ,t 4 :jj ;a
Tcta'a 21 JC ii a, z:i
UOtiiuits.
.13 lti.'l 431 33
Names. ' M.'-l I : I ". T I Av
Jiiier - - : 7; s.1 4) ri r.t 4-n
lluetieaiai . 3 " 1 JJ -1 .; n 15 1 4)1-:
YOllllS f 4 27 31 31 4. ls , v
Neul . . S '1 Triisi M ,, -, ,-, -,
XI Klein ...2 ! ,iV" ' 31 HI C2 4-.'.
Totals 22 Id! KlVjUJaiTJ i7 B 47
Wnni-i'liv lt HnmeN 1.
Tlie. 'Wi.n'clis tie ll ers It ch ilt ti, .,t
cane in their matc'i l'h the i.m.s ui tho
I'h.cn' alle Ke n 1 1 the innt i: team,
lihllo I' An Irea .'nd lleer were o-nv tlireu
lilns reinrattd for tl-e lev! nl !0 ,x the Hemes,
n.e score. X
HOMirt
; 3: re l . 't
I !3 U .,
'J 1 41 lb 41
i a ;i ;s
Name. C II 1 - - 4 I T 1 A v.
I' Andreas . . 7. '." :7 24 I7 4) 43 21? 42 3 1
mint m -T n n u 29 n m, si i-r,
I)llhci:r 41 22 rj St :n n j-j 242-3
ttlttl.orr 7 -A 2S 27 3- ;-, 45 1S2 S4. 2-3
V. l'locacr 21 4 4." 4.". .C 41 21) 4J
Total' 21 l'fl l" 177 1'5 17S 2'5 513 77 IS
1 rxsr-iis
Name. C M 1 2 3 4 3 T'l Av
ICI.ln ... . . IS I S7 4J 4-1 ?s i-t l4;
Llpie-t .. 1) 2-i ," .5 43 ') 31 V. 27 1 :
Ku-rnT . . If- 44 31 29 .1 4) 21 i 42 Zl
Mrant3 .. 7 3. 2i 31 f7 31 6) ) 4t
i-tumrf . . 3 Tw ."l ."1 59 27 27 JC ! 72 7 1
Total- 3 1S3 2C7 1S 221 KS i:s v.Vt 4) H-
Ilriiinnnt' ", Knni'lier, .
1 lie Ittrnin.s di ", atfd tlie Knochfrs en th"
Krenir a!le it Alt'. Tll.:rdlv flenln.r t
tl." fiore . f 3 to 2 Kctli tennis nnlViJ In aj:olnI
rl u" in the tirst e li ef tl e Alton mi fie
i;ime ; n, the e, oud ;.itlnn to ihc l:eni2ant.
l'he follo. I: J .s or. s v ere mad .
KIlJINANTh
Name" II 1 r 3 4 ri Tl V.
Jouh'tv ra 27 41 72 4". ' r.". t.'t 4-l
It lienen (7) 1 2". 4K H 72 'S 5' 1.4 liM
.1.. Ill-son IS) '. 3.' ,' 44 71 7- 4! ;?! ,,4;
l, k .R) 7 27 .1 C 41 33 Itt 52
l'hlnnrv (') 3 2S 71 43 4' . ( 271 ;i 4 3
To'als t"C) '- U'i 21-) 21.0 2J4 215 3I 12r. 51
KNOCK Bit-:
Names M 1 2 3 4 S Tl Av.
I. Hp'ne- fl 12 28 42 41 44 .-J 11 It. 412-3
Hard (M 1 'I 3 x. 47 41 r 217 412 3
yimmerman (,) II ,1 !7 7.1 52 27 41 223 44 2 5
Iiemp-ev (Si . 6 1 (.' C' 42 70 74 2-1 M 2-3
fhaw 0) . . 12 7 4 i 41 7,7 J3 JO 4 4-1
TotalJ (2S) ..4C 1'3 2T21 211 22-1 217 2fo 12T7 45
i:3::;it''ON n:t:in.
Winders, I".: Illeetrli'lniis. II.
Th) Win lei rf tfi K-n-son Coi-kea-llit
Lc.ije. won the d 1 r me from the Kle-trielans
'st n'sM ris'ier and Harm were tho high boil
ers The score.
Na'ne. lldcr- 12 I I r. Tl Av.
Ptun H 41 47 f 77 77 2J2 V 2-3
rourtnej . .. r. 35 41 2S 41 21 1-1 37 4 i
Ittusch 7 t 4) 42 42 21 114 " 2-5
Hshir .... -'7 34 5" tl SI 41 223 44 35
Ahrers 7 2s 3S 7.2 31 .1 '-' 4)
Totals 21 21C 223 211 JSl 1!S 10::
HLlICTItK IAN
Nan-e 'Ji,. 1 2 3 I ' Tl
Wa-niclin ... - 1 32 3, '3 31 : p,
(lraeer f- 31 "3 " ' '
Karrus. . . " "-3 23 ' 1 33 -.: 1.1
Uvrlefs . . li s.. "I It -1 Jilt
Hallii ... s C C. 4J 41 41 212
To'als . 1! i 1 i.". 10 1 3 133 S 0
iioi M itv i.i"fit'i:.
40 12-23
Av.
71 1 3
23 4-3
21
4)3 3
4 2 5
rtl.iltos. ": iieitre-s, 2.
T'le lllalt. s of the Moanl t Iilie v en til
r.I1 rnme Ir. m tie l-pen ers lss risnt 071 the
l ns.ent a!le 'ih - ore
11IALTO-:
Name. C Jl. J - 2 4 .11 Av.
Itcln . . 21 -.7 41 77 4' 31 22. 4,
l.lupelman 7 M r. .j .4. 0 -Il ? I-;
nmrbell . 4 ., ''. -- 42 4 -1 SS I. 1-3
Ml. Hals . . 7 M II 42 - '1 f7 '"7 '1 2-?
Heeke- . 1 21 '2 4i 71 .'1 44 22! 4.1-,
T.tais fiixziiic ir? 12: io 1113 41 13-23
4.PSNCCKS
Namo C. 11.1 ' I 4 3 T'l- Av.
Mll-rr 4 13 -a 4S 47 C3 il 2Co .3
Kin. ll 3 4) 31 41 4S 77 2S JJ 21.
Tliomr-en . 13 El 41 CJ 51 . 14) 40 2-'
Ill-irk .. .. 7. 17 44 79 47 r,l 70 m 41
ClnKory 7 27 41 41 1 r1 27 11. 43 2 3
Totals 3 l"32 117 2. 13) 2.7 107 1111 45 13-23
Will Hon I rpprlmrjc Trnm.
Tlie rrcmV-rs of thf limersjn rckPd-K-it
lypcie w'llch V .1" 10 illtl) chillci!:l by tlie
Tri'lurF lil. I iwllnir iphiii. Iiav dclcrd to
lucert the Jefl un 1 will luml th lontist at th"
lll'no's city on f-anln. I'ne f the follow liar
Inlf iln'cn wilt cor'"-t Ail ilsht. Vendfl. W hit
tier, Uosch, I-isar and anK'in.
rnT-r.: nn Mi:nn.Mi 'id-d.vv.
Spalding's Iis:":ll Villi Come I I
for r.inslilor.llloil.
RLIT'ltUc hPEl'lAU
Xew York. Kcb :i .Members 'of the
Fpaldlng factiou in the National League
are biglnning to appear In 1'lttsburg, where
the conference is to be hi Id tills evening to
determine what iuture loliey to puiue.
"Ned" Hanlou of lliu llrookljns. .lames A.
Hart of Chicago, Harm v 1 Jreyiurs and
"Harrv" rullman of 1'ittsnurg uro alreadv
on the ground, und Char5-s II. l.bbets or
lirooklvn i.ncl f olnnel Jolin I. ltogers of
Philadelphia an- on tn- a. ,
It was ass i ted ti -day that four clubs
interested would undo 'btedly vote their ap
probation of what Mr. Spalding has dono
up to the pre-ent tlni'', bat there N some
reason In b-llcve that a unanimous vote
will bs lacking in Indorsing all the plans
that lnav be propped mr the future.
Local baseball cnthusiists were inclined to
brllcve after leading -Mr. Spalding s let
ter that an effort would be made io expe
the New York Club from the National
Andrew rrecdman, president of the New
York niBiiilaitloa. was n-ked to-dav what
he thought of the "possibility or vjch n
move Ho laughed qttietlv when the ,uei
tlon was put to him and it-piled tint he
had little fear of such an undertaking.
"The National League.' s.aiu lie. "owe? me
New York club snm.-thi!ig like Sld.W). A
t lalm has he-n mide against the Nov.' Y'ork .
ilub for money sa'd to be owed to the Na- I
tinnal 1. eigne. 1 don't believe tin v will put
Xen York out In a hurry undtr those con
ditions. tUMeys thej want to light a clear
ease of conspiracy against the interests of
tl.o m-n wiio are behind the local corpora
tion. I drn't care lo 'iv a word about the
matter I am perfect! salisllid that the I
business nirn of Tvew 1 on: unuersiaml the
situation thoroughlv."
mom: iieii:ts i-ijtiihsov.
He Mal.c-s n tliiuil I'iiilsli in Class A
Tiiiiri'rnueiil.
Hob Stone defeated Frank Peterson last
night at tho Grand in the clasi A threo
ctiFhlon tournament. Peterson's showing
toward tho latter part of the game was
poor, and Stone. b frequent clusters of
points, and a good safety game, drew- stead
ily away, nnishuig; wltn a pur of points, ,
twelve points ahead of Peterson. Stone
ran four twice. Tn-nUlit Judge Noland
and Tom Wright will meet. i
The scoro of last night's game:
sitcn- 0 DO 0 2 fl 0 I " 1 ll il 0 0 ill 0 ! li j o fl 1 o
4 u ii o l rt i 0 ii i i o a i i o ii o 4 o 1 A ft i o l o e o
1 ii ii ii l e ii . o n . e 2 ii v l l V " " ") o 0 i a i ii o 'I
ii w 1 f 0 0 1 II 1 l) ) 1 0 .' 1 0 I " 'i 1 : Total, .
lili.Ii run. 4 nveriiKe, .47
lvti ron liiionoiaceoonsonninnni.
i z "I l' e i a u 1 e ii t IMI i i II '1 - "I - 1 I) II II ii o
1 o n o ri ri ii ii i o ti ii tl .i ii ) i o i i 0 'i o u i) t) ti t
.". I) t 0 i) ii 2 0 4 0 a 0 0 0 0 i) 0 'J 1 1 n 0 1. Total,
SS- IiIkIi mi. 3 average, .'it
I'Cferre Ken;!.
A III 111 m 1'nllnii ill tlie "lt3-.
IIiUV I'attnn. one it tlie famous "siiorttori"
Millar
Millard CXlierts r. rlie VVe.t. Is in tlie cltv. pi
Irc st th- Itovab Cattun .cent!) Ims laLen vn
ilie tlirpe-cuhlon game, ar.l while here will meet
. vrnl of the local crnrks He t.it" lhat lio
v.Ill plj) all oiners and his J3)) to wnstr thst
he is ilm beat man
lV.rItli II II Hard Itcconl Hiulo.
riiJcutTo. IVIi 21 A worl la metnl ia- mailn
, licre to-nisht at thre tuh'tm liHUTr!" whn II
J Anr an aniatfur. rn mit n ( Mjlnt pani
lu flfti-om inninci Tb ireiou rtord lnth
IroftFsion tl oii'l an?ctour i? he! it by th Ut
.inan ( Mci"rer of t Ijju wlm, m"
thin tin tnri .ic . In i inatii tgntt'st. ran -0
Ik tuts in ilftj-tl r inning-.
Iiiol 'I 'iir tin 1:1 ii( I:imitirii1.
ChrU Von lr All w 111 inauur He hU coi
tinuAi pool toitrnunent t.j nlcl t at hii liiltlanl
loum1. f-t Ijuhanl Griint& nut-s Trnllijr
lme ntt-icJ jnl th uiMnr ivtll hv knuwn .n
tl i champion of Xortli M Iul. its all th
Majors art fnm the North -l 1, Mat) MiMr
anil (Jus. I'oletr iu will iIa ti- flrt cinie t
night. Tli" toinnanient. Is a scratch affair, each
man rIalns C- quints
Ioi:t Turin 'Iir4i Tntiriiiiniciit.
Monte "T-lo. ! -M - Tairlnj; for th twelfth
rnuni of tlie Jntrnitlinil Oi-ss T nrn uncnt,
llaj-.i hen to tla v-h annrflinff to murii i
f tht uit-TROT titi'-Iult Nailer anl i:i-en I ";
had bje in tin tlrt msMiii of th t!i. Mai n
dtfairil Poi'iil. n-pKii n fmn Moiilmer ami
Uolf deftatrJ rh-. l In atn-M l.etn I'lll
liur. anJ OuniLt r arj Jlartu ami Tarrath sveps
draw.
In the aflrrnorn Mle-es won from riirchall an-1
tcllovter f r. m .M muz) 'IVkhman ami i n
t'rew tpri TrhlKor.n mil .Ia-wu- tiljntirm-t
tlnir p ime Siiuc of the tlruu pim-s from I ro
IvJj rounds will have to h iIi.ed to-iiurrow
Trnlnlii'r nf lliirsi'i Greatly Delajcd.
Meirph., 1-rn. lib 21 e, i-etary jiurray
ITo. . of the "I-mp'ds llrhln- I'ar! Vssoclillon,
Willi h Is a inepil.tr or th" i.ran 1 ili.ult. ajs the
trn!nt'.: sf harness hores at tie drlxltiK jarll
aid 'th r 'ealnlng points in thr ouib Is dsht
v. t-ks !,Mn! formr ei n oi a. tint of t'l.
Ions p. lud .' bad ,-alli. r
Pfi-ffer ( lliimiKe IJernliir Tntiii.
l"citur. II! Irl, 2! -Kr. I I'f. ffer the vet
ei in i-,irid liusemin ..f th . l.i i-.i,.ito h't
.-toi kin. has tefti prsiiRcd a. nitnai.tr of tne
D'Citur team of the Thiee !. I.mir.i.' I'fcrfer.
ir. o retir'tiK In.m tlie I..',i4ue .h iriond. his
.aptaiied s. -ii, nfes-h n il ten is tn chleairo.
Li-t vnr !i wis at tie h'Tl .if the White
Ib.rk.. en., of Ihi- .inrs"! a .(jtlons i i i'hl-cjiK-i
lie w II .i-virno the du'ii.s of his p lt!on
111 llbiUt tVl Wf'kK
014 lorll-.i Irnln t llomt.
Now "W.ik. IVb "I NoilfAg i iv.v iJe,n mnllPi
to -til tht plajcrs un 1 r jntrort to ti-? Nw
iork hi si Un 1 oluttAriii one In all, up to ihJ
j ro-nt 1( it port "or thli iiril-minary prln
Irdiilr in j:jr(h 2t Tlif mm il)l train nt tile
J'! tr-iiu-ii ir 1 lub hmni; ! oni-J diIlnitly
to nUiP'-h ih tjiitl.trn prlnr trip'-.
Lexington lIorf- :ilf t lonvil.
LetlrRton. Kj . Fee 21 To-i!ay cUs--tl th
Uor-i-iid ,, Phtuiklln i)ts-i!a Filr- All lion-e-
to-J-ij foM for th.m So o -ia Mer" djM,
aiuJEint: V- During the sil 41 hof--s were
tuM for J'-J.C', aerJKlnu $-"3T prp li. ml.
"-porllnsr oie-i.
;r..it;f- i::o(.k rml Anily M-enon will F.Rht
t'-ii r-urn's it t .itclt wIhts befo1--' th M Jjml
JtoliK ClLh to-morrcw cfttrnoim A a ir
HitJnary Otto Ilcrjet and i:iunr Majllell will
jis) on tn ii n tent-round Unit ot .13 pouni!-
Tommy ls dM not arrl- in t Ixuli
jestt-rilav, as vn eti-?ci?.1, uni he la3 proljahly
i-toji't'l or at I,u!sIIIe to attend th- Mi-Cioe-n
SuIlUan bout, which take) plate this
tcmrg
A I'nl mpctin-; of sportsmen to perfect the
organization of tio -Miaguri porlmen3 aid
(Sntn I'rotertlvo Aoi.!3tion ill ! Iiel 1
"W lne-dav ftninK. Kebruarj If, at ElkB Hall,
In th Holland hutldlrg IkjiM c directors
i 111 b ilrctti! anJ a .onstituilon anl ljy-Iaw-j
adopted The Ifcird of IM-n ti-n will then e'ett
officers AH cport-m-n are inltcd.
Mill" Iti-i'oril Ilrol.pn.
nni'i iti.ii--bi-i;ciu
llurl'ntrton. la I'rh ri lln'ph TYrlne t night
rut th" shot Si pct. breaking l-tit. rnnrl
JEWELBYSAMPLES ARE STOLEN
C:o TiiKpii Im mil liiigfjr of W. 1'.
JSi'owiiiiiji tin .Morgiin Street.
At Morgan strict, near the corner of
Twcnlv -second street last night, a thief
stele from tb- buggy cf William I'. Hrovvn
Ing a grip containing Jewelry which Mr.
llrownihg values at SCO) Mr Ilrownlng is
a salesman fur the f It. H"tt. 1 .Iewery
Companv, No. IV) Washington avenue.
Drowning vas on hl-i way to the store
when the theft was lommitled. Three gtips
wero in the rear of the buggy The fpri
enco of hav ing a grip stole n Iron his hutrgv
while drl.ing on .Morgan stre't several
vears ago has alwavs caused Drowning to
l.eip an oe on his sample casis while on
tint street At Jefferon avenue the grips
were in the vehicle, but when he loSked
back at the corner of Twenty-second street
one was missing
Itro.vnlns stopped his horse, but could
find no trace of th thief A negress In
formed him that she saw a man tunning
west on Mnrgnn street with a grip in nh
hand which answered the description nf
the one wolen. He is supposed to be tho
thief , . ,
Tlie crip contained lice nr.rl 'ash pins,
pock-tbooks, combs, brushes, thimbles and
chatelaines.
EASTERN DELEGATION READY.
World's Fair Iidoiupin Will Leave
St. Louis at Noon.
Tho World's l"air delegation, wh'ch will
lUt the legislatures of New York. Mas
sachusetts. Ithodi- Island and New Jer
sey, will leave at noon to-.da for their des
tinations The personnel of the partv In
cludes I'ti-sldent Francis. Vice I'nsldent
Sruicer. Grorcc W. 1'arker. Norman .1.
Coimin. the l!ev.-rend Doctor Ii. C Por-(hisl-r.
Cleorge .1. Tansev. lieorge II. Mor
gan, i r. Walbridge, Cieorge M. W'rlgl t.
f. B Tebhctts, .1. .1. Wertheimer. Charlrs
. Brown. C. L Hllleao, lireckenrldge
Jores. Nathan Frank
Arl.ilpims litisch will Join the party In
Koston Iseth W Cobb will rmet them at
Albaav. f. II. Hiittlg will Join them in
Ntw York The itinerary of the delega
tloi has appeared from time to time Presi
dent rrancis probably will go to Washing
ton beforii returning to St. Iuls, where hn
cwpects to consult with President Roose
velt on the appointment of World's Fair
Ambassadors to Kurope Other members
of the party return March 1.
STATUS OF MAGNETIC HEALERS
Are Entitled to License in Illinois
as I'h'sieians.
Snrlnctleia. Ill . l'eb. 21 -The Supreme
Court to-tlaV handed down an opinion that I
a magnetic tlualer is a pli'sician, ami not
a trained rupo, and Is entitled to a license.
The opinio, (was entered in the case of the
People. s. J'lseph 1 Gordon In a suit tn re
cover the- penalty for practicing medicine
v. itliout a ueetnse
The case cornes from Winnebago Count)",
where n Jusfinent was ntered in favor of
th defend UI and which tho Appellate
Ccairt atllrnwl Doctor i.ordnn was a m ig
netlc healer and the Supreme Court linds
that the Circwt Court erred In Instructing
the jun to Bill for the defendant and that
the ApiellatiUrourt erred in affirming that
judgment art the Judgment of the lower
court Is re7fd and icmandrd. the Supreme-
Court Hiding that u inagnetlc healer
Is a ph)sloIar. Und not a trained nurse, as
insiieil on bjU'ie defendant, because he
dues not us dPKs or material remedy.
SUIT RECM-LS THE STRIKE.
J. F. Yoiimt Van Is Damages
From Trtinsil Company.
An echo of the street car strike of two
years ago was heard In the Circuit Court
)esterday in the suit filed by James 1.
Young against the St. Louis Transit Com
pany for injuries alleged to have been re
iclved v.hile In the employ of the company
as a niotorman by tn in.; assaulted by strik
ers or their svmp,itsi?ers.
He- avers that he"aas employed durinr
tile strike and tl.ar; '.leorge V Haumhoff.
lranager of the "nrrranv, told him that In
the event of nis being injured he would
be given permanent employment or recom
pensed. He states tiat on May 1C, 1W, he
was assaulted ov- i nioh on Hastoti avenue,
and that one nun struck him with a base
lull bat, and that i.tfters struck him with
rocks, rendering hint unable to perform his
dutle-, as a niotorman.
TEXAS BONDS PAID IN SILVER.
Then' Were Thirteen Drayloatls.
Weighing ,!7,no() i-ohikIs.
nupuni.ic spncnij
Kansas City. Mo , Fob. 21.-The American
National Hank of this city was notified to- '
dai that pamcnt had been made at Au- I
5' tJCX'i i0i?,-m, ',r T',x-"5 municipal
lisncho!oll'F.n,d.t"e "ank ,u 'h S'" "' '
The notincatlon was accompai.Ied bv- the
st.itemo.it that po.i"o of tbfi mo nev hid
been paid in silver. The sliver V
wfigneij...,-") pounds, and mide thlnecii
dr-av load- The Texas State Treasurer does
not deposit his receipts In bunks, which ac
counts for the tremendous amount of sIM.'pi,.
on ham'. "
AI'KICW i:lM.ORIllt linn
Vienna. Feb. 21 i he death is annou-ire,i i
of i:mll Holuli. the African eiplor""
A 1 " A
w ns,
We want Io talk or write to every man who Is nflictcd with any or the abo.o JL --e-sts.
aid who fiels that he is not up to the proper standard cf health. i'a it anu
iruihsud The curing and building up ot weak, broken-dov n men has been . ur -elusive
I.usini-s for manj Mnr-. and u multitude of cured patients will gladlj tes.i'
to our surcs-, skill and honesty In the practice of our sptHlt Our methods of .n""
mcit aic p 'itivel- the quickest .lfest. surest and mo-t modern Known to me.ji n
ECKiice. and the onlv oniv that should ever be used fir tin -e destructive and ""'"'
-oils aflllctions. If jour health Is miaarti by diseat . v a wri'v must realise fie r.i'v
of allowing it to go on tv re. king your -vltal'.tv knowing, a. vmi no thu wo .oss s t ,
curative skill ami ability in entirrh and fori v. r rid jon .f it Hei ."tse 1 1 i r i
laiiid is i,n reason wbj v should "do so V.V ilaiiii ira;i aiU.itt.vs mer tii .i
m.iy i.hjsii Ian. who lacks the knnvvl'.le.- and periene.- -o neiev ary in p rnit e
What we hav. done for othirs , aa l.i d ne fr vou. if v iu will ..ut gi( n " ' f
lei in of i' nonstratlng the virtuib if our tn-atment fast a dde our muu ' i
.i iiijiitri i iiif
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Tl'imi 'Vra ilcirrt lc- ii. .... .... .-.. -sil 1".
'i i mill 1.1 u III) it 1 'Ut I s1 '
& .inpfi tt'il Ml (iMllnr-ij !,! !.-il - r,nfiil
iiou:; : a in to S n rn &ur.dn & n
0rs. FS AiyCSS FRAfyISP???T
SSEASESof ilE
904 OUVE ST.,
to i: uily
Cltv I.ircrs srlll provs
The ncjubllc: be convmc-d.
I'For Nonest f reatrsieiii'L
AtkS'Kti cures all rbromr. rr.us, Illimd. bli ni.il trii,.ir I.i-
X5S?tisJJsijCSeasc tutu st Nltiiiiu Di-lillllj. I.ut ilsiiliuuil. etc.. pm'-. 17
SEs fiSSf ""nmMsr.oi. ilcron!rcy aid lrrKabkrcn or cr,atn-"i for hu Iiaau or ruariiaK .
-...-. I. . .rr..H 1., m.,..A..1 , IIL, tirlf- ,.r!l, I..I..K ll'l!tkntS fits
I'awr rests.re und n. ra.ltciit cere EUrnr.tcea As.: for b .ai I
IjIooiI I'olsolts All -t.iS' I.czi'iiiii Ulcers. I'In7a.. OlfScult Too "r.f.urrt cr ClooJr
Lrlnc al'o uriiat' ('.i-eiscs wh'ch obstruct urlmri ra-'iz- "K for Mm Z!
t'rliinrs anl Klmliler nllTi-nts quleklr cureo cured 7o- 1 'e sjfc trns Aik for I' irk
l'ile and kl' Ilei'tlll Vi' Vl KiKVr. rc-.ho.Is no calt. ir r-Vl -r v-rlte (or a.irlrc
-olcnl nipOonra ".! -,sU-r frt ofre or l,r trill - r'' vtnr;
nsiis aj "vr ti
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KIT J I V 1ta D A 1 J m I -.A
tOi il LlAS&i-J ' ll 1 Tit
flffiis. flew
itV &-&ztjzsjl . ;.n yp:-
iiM(rrk mlnil rralila.Xnme
... 9r.ttiv,- ront ett desnondent,
tZsy i:foro: srlmul-trs the brain .anrl
l?svwi3'
a.A!rt??.'5B'SR!VSt -7,?L&3ffitt'ZC(C.i'''-'-'''-
ACUItll Diauu, .. - -
COUNT WANTS A NEW TRIAL.
Jury Gave De Lucenay Four
Years on Ch-irgo of Digamy.
Ill I'aso. Te-c , Feb 21 com.t de Lueaa)".
it is nnniunced, -vill tret a new trial oi the
charge of big iniy. for which the J'iry
gave him four ycar3 last Saturday.
The- Indictment on which he v. as tried
tins defective according to the law vers
because it failed to mention the name ot
the Count's first wife The Count has been
reindicted by the tlrnnd Jurv
AVS A ".IIMS'I'IIt I'DII MVTY YHMtS.
l'limeer l'rc-aeln-r nf Mi-lliodlsin in
Kaiisns Is Dead.
Topeka. Kas , Feb. 21 The llevcrend Cal
vin Holman. one cf t..o pioneer preachers
of Methodism. Is dead at his home In this
city, aged K jcars. He had been a Meth
odiVt minister for slty )ear. fifty ) carr
ot which wero spent In active- service He
Idled manv important charges In the New
L'ngland S'tatcs before coming to Kansas.
ci'oitiii: ii. Miiiiiu:.
RKlTIlUC Pl'ECIAU
Princeton. Ind . 1 eb. 21. George D. Mcore.
J viars old, secretary and treasurer cf the
Moore- .Milling Compar.). one of the largest
corporatio'is in Southern Indiana, died this
marnins In this city
.iohn v vTi:n.
''ca'rllnv ille. 111. 'l"cb. 21 -John C Waters,
"ged Cs )iars. one of the prominent clti
?ens of e'aihnvllli-, died In this olt) this
morning.
iioctoi: AV. V. I.Mtlv.
i:i:i-i in.ic hi'iX'i u.
P.rd Hud. III.. Feb. 21 -W V . I.irk. need
(T7 veirs a prominent ph.vslclan at Nev,
Hinov-r. just north of here, died at hi3
heme this morning
l-H'Ttn -I. " "lOTT.
i:i:pi r.i.u' mwim.
Var.dalia. Ill . Feb. 21 -Captain ;T r.
Scott, a traveling -ilcsman for the Amer
ican Hook Companv of Cincinnati, died
suddenly hero this afternoon ot npnplesy.
His homo Is in Bast St Louis
nr-MtT. ii. riiuu-n.
New York. Feb 21 -Ilei-rv Miller Pierce.
LU D. is de-id nt Ocala, Fla.. sa)S a dis
patch from Hot h. stir to ih Tribune. He
wai well known us a sv lentist, and served
for thirteen veara as president of Rutgers
Female College-, to which position lie was
elected at the age of 29 In 1S3. he founded
the industrial to.vn of Wet Nashville,
Tcnn Doctor Pierc- was a lineil descend
ant of Doctor Harvey, who is credited
with discovcr'ng the clrculat'on of the
blood in the human system.
RICH Xltn II IIKICKK.
New Y'ork. Feb 21 -Iliehard Maurice
Ilrucke. impi rintendent of t''o loidon. Oi
ttno. As'Ium. v-e'I known as an insanity
e:.pcrt. oi-d as the life-long frh ml ard lil
eiarv executor of Walt Wh tn in. the po't,
Is dead, s.ivs a Times special lrom ln
don Ontario Deith was caui-ed by con
cussion of the bialn. brought en by a fall
on the ice.
"!1I5S. II Mr FA LI..
nci um.ic f-i-ixi vu
Mnttoon 111 Feb 21 -Mr.-. D McFall,
wife of the oldest phvs'eian nf this cltv.
d cd nt Miami Fla... this niorii'ng, where
h'ie had gini- for the bete-ht of her health.
She was vhK k:ovn in Fistern Illinois.
a i i.i.i v.i ricii:i.
nS,.ltrtei:,MoXU.Vb 21-Wli.lam Priep.
on of Mr. and Mrs Henrv P.-l p. die-! at
tho home if his parents on Fourth and
tlmmcev streets, in this eitv. Thursdav
night, aged 17 eus The fun. ral will Le
held Sunday afternoon
Franklin avenue- ll-miisnme prizes will.be
MUS. AW V b'-HM'IlS.I'i:.
la-l'lT.MC SPUCIAU ., . ,,
t-t' Charles. Mo, I eb. 21 -.drs Aim
ochnedler. relict of the late e-Hnry Schnel
lT or this cltv. died at her home on Fourth
anl Tompkins -treets. In this city, at noon
to-day. aged 65 years. 'Ihe funeral will hi
held .it the Lutheran church In this clv
iioiToit .i. v.'. Yiruosu:.
isni'uni.ic srrn.H.
Metropolis, 111 . Feb 21 Doctor .1 W.
V.'vmnre. a prominent citizen oj Samoth.
this county, and a well-known ph) sl-'an
tliroughout Southern Illmol-s, died to-d I)
after an Ulncsc cf alma3t two )ears.
MK. I'llKITIMI llllAl'.
ItBI'l'ISl.ir- M'l-I'lAI
Hennunn. Mo. Feb "1 Mrs Christine
i:sllngrr 3raf from IS7D to 1SST- publisher
of the Hermann Voll.slilatt and .ilverfiSer
Courlcr, died this evening, aged SI jcirs.
eiitlnnd ('mint Primaries.
rj'ruiii.ic ti-KciAL.
Memphis, Jio , Feb. 21 The Democratic i
Countv- Central Committee met hre to-dav
and llxcd the date- of the prisiiry for th
election of candidates for county officers
on Saturday. April 21 The names of the
United States senatorial cir.ili.lates were or- (
cereu piaceci upon ine naiioi-.
I'OIM'NIIACJU! I,i:it'llT.
iir.i-rnbic pi-i:'i.m.
Carl)Ie. III. Teb 21 Frank Pcpenhagen
of Sandoval and Miss Lulu Leicht of Boul
der were united In marriage In the office of
Countv Clerk Ackerman, Squire Hogan olti
i latlng They will live on a farm near
llouldcr.
.chi:i.dt oi m;i:h.
iTi'i'rii.ii s-i'iyiAi
hunker Hill, III.. lb. 21.-Charle-s Scheldt
pud Miss Marietta Younger were married
in thi- citv las: evening b th" P.ever-nd
H H Youiig
in:iiTO vrnM:i:.
'"liold" n"Moir' Feb' 21 -Mr. Harry Herton.
'..' . ....nPi.t.,- fn Ih. Vllccnitr, I'tt-
tl.- teiegraiin ..41........ "'"- ".,;,, . ,'
U"'... .Tt this 1 fit), daughter of .1 retln l 1
i.!e. iK.-re marrltd at ln-1 pendence )-s- ,
KMaooii!nrrVu!l.-Mr Gardner Giv-
'tiSBfe
9aris90i -n 5 D-a's-SSs'iefsare
- Days.
BlOOd PelSQsl in 90 Days.
Sexual Bebiliiy D0 Days-
And a!! Vital rea!iiesscs anil
Diseases peculiar to iUeii.
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it. Louis. Mo. I.'oon: -' 1. and I Dice? -d foor Fmil lllrl;
Hours-aa n to 7 P in taturdij toi. tun.la",
st"lllhc,l rractic Rlnce nZ. f ts-nl nuc-'i'rj cf
Tcu ?o Dll 'WHITTinP. li pfror.
i s tez .iii.rV.ii.
U &Z.ir& Scpariite. Wainnc-.toora
ui s.au la -sw i
for I'nrli I'ersnn.
tl it rf . U SI l PS. (;- l
ilii't--1 'llf-nf' --i.-WTimi
V. t t . , , .i f I)Urfcare. -t-r p-
a care 11 t (i?j-il w. !-? inr .a ct
nerve ? J-!' " i CL-ul free
RB3
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I.. :i
jSEi San
a
Insra-i He iff Cure in 13 diYS. er return" t
wl'l L-llril. i--Mi to nv suff rer In n Win etlleC en
Telon 11 "! n pr ip' i '-Hi' full dtrecnoni for
. qillvk. r vb ." ne t r 11- V itul.t) irTH IV
hlhtT Varies-, i V-I.li L. P. ?AuE)
Private 2o 701, KARSKALL, MICH.
HKsfosns!nHi
IBStdBiPlBln
5ffiBS:2ZE2
I'Piniarr. . nUary or Tirary M It D JY.ImjS
I-firnnen v i -n n 15 t 1 lar on . in IV -rcHtel
tt lioiu-jior o Jiupr iiC'lci t-irc giirnity. If
you pnjler to ni liTt ae will coaiit t to I oi tall
roai fare and Ii te' l i , an' no ciiani If we fall t
t.re. If"uLa-c - n nit rrnry. l(dMli itI.ili.
trdrti't iiJTfnibric-iTj tiucou-4 I'.iUIit i-x
mouth, -.oro thro.it. plinpl, iitr oltr-il
crots, .l4irs o a t i - tr K txnl- imir
or ovHirons teltlu;; ot, it 1 thi H'n'larr
ItLOOH i'Ols-'j ' - .anijtco t'
rure. u solicit tit r c-t tMtii:ato" case an!
Ii.iUczik" tlienorlil rr a ,! avr cannot
fur". IhUUUes wIm t itiufllrJ t.H-r-kiU
ir the inot cniinriit ;hjicians. S.ti,tOt
ta;ii-ii litlihulour um om.lwoi.it cu rant'.
Mtoluto jj-ho-. ami J0tJ-ti XntuU firnt
ecalcil. Nol --arfh rtSce. Ve.i i."re-jl,ou(rti:
COOSC REMEDY COR1PANY,
1107 2!asonic Temple CUJCAGO, 111-
ri t pim" TRErx vp. i,on-, 3f0.
IIS YrerV nsjirrli-nrr.
lii.ate n-uttrs tKiI.un ir-atta and m-oici:-ei
furnil)d in j-.uU.it at m tfiki.o N 'i n-lr.i u
fjoiu tusfnefs. .so eo(Suif lut a t-je J n-i
rrmaret ture tn a few Ja5 l-ati-nfi u-- ut
i.o cit trraieJ bj ti ail ur -.ircsa oi ; --Irr :
J5 tr jav for me!!piip iil c -nrlte nna d-
FflM sMiiptrnw Iiurt. & to is "Siiiidav? 1 ti 12
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INJECTION.
5 A PcRfflflatHl UWi: $
of the most otrtinite ti" gi.srsr.tccl p
J ii fro'ii S to J days : no nth-- t-ra'r"-nt
J required Sold bv all d-cp-isn. ?
en of Oklahomi Clt" Ok and Misa Harriet
Jennings, a secletv rnnn nf this cltv.
verr- mnrrii-i nt the 1 rblr'-i 1-nne list even
ing by the JteVe-ena Mr Dclinnip.
IIAI'III'I VY ilLVIIM.
r.nn'r.uc spkciak
Holden. Mo.. IVI . 21 M-. Walter Hrrrl-
man and Mls Flrrt lllulim were mirr.eil
Inst ntuh- at the re si lenee o' ill" officlat-
ing mlnlJle- the Tteverend .1 W B u'ten.
f!K WSOV Stll Mi.
Doctor Frank C f!ra)Son, Jr con nf
WUISnnj Grh)"on. As-es-nr of this town
ship fT the past twenf. -five veirs svi
married here last evenirg lo MIffs Fhnlia
S Shull daughter of Samuel Shull or Dihl
green. Ill
vimiisi: sTKi'iir.'iS.
KKI'njI.IC SS-BlTAI,
llloomil-M. v . Feb. 21 M- Alonzo
Moore, a wealthy nr-.l Ipllwiitl-tl )oang
farner. was nnrrlrd to Miss Una Slepheis.
a leiding society belli- of AshevIIIe In th's
-Itv last nlcht at the re-dd-ire of County
Clerk J. N. I'nnch. the Itevercnd V.. A.
Williams officiating.
MITTOV Vl'IIKI!!.
iinrrniiie special
Grajville. III. Feb. 21. Mr. A. K Sutton
and Mis Millie a. Perklr.p. both of this
city, tier? marri d here to-day.
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Its siindird of quality i3
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