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ARKANSAS DERBY WAS
NOT TRUE-RUN RACE
Prowl Won, but Jlnntressa and
Flora Poinoua Were Forced
to Full Up at Start.-
HERODIADE CUT ACROSS TRACK.
the only winning favorite at the exposition trick
to-day. Weather threatening; track last. Re
sults: First race, selling, four and a half furlonirs
rellle Konso won. Dewey D.. second; Lauria,
third. Time. :5J.
Second race, mile and a sixteenth Aborigine
won; Vinrie O.. second: Laura's First, third.
Time. l:54.
Third race, sellinc, six fu Ione Certain won:
Jim Scanlan. second; OriieaL third, lime. 1.2.
Fourth race, reilin?. .x furlmgs liattie Da
vis won; Grace Wilson, secoui; Barney F.. third.
Time. 1-lh.
Fifth race, selling, mile and a sixteenth Orlr
lus won: Joo Oimmatc second: KllJarlie. third.
Time. 1:57.
Un.XMXCS MEETi:G OPEXS TO-DAV.
Jockey Cobuni's Maneuver Spoiled
Kace Great Crowd Saw Stake
linn Over Slow Track Wax
Taper Second to Nearest.
Little Rock. Ark.. March 21. The tenth
annual Arkan??s Derby was run over a
slew track. It raii.cd for twenty-four hours
prior to the race. The winner turned up in
Prowl, a seasoned horse from Xew Orleans.
He was an outsider in the betting.
George Bennett's colt Herodiade went to
the post a strong favorite" at 4 to Z. led for
a half mile and then vent all to pieces. He
stopped to nothing in the stretch and an
iseed absolutely last.
The field sot otf well bunched, hut there
was a lot of crowding ua the first turn.
Coburn, on Herodiade, cut across thetrack
and forced Hur.tressa and Flora Pomona to
pull up. These two mares proved to be
contenders at the finish. Had it not been
for the Jostling they received the result
might hdo been different. Pronl was well
ridden. Ho was nieely placed during the
early part of the raco and came with a
rush at the end that was not to be denied.
Protil made his run from the eighth pole.
The other races vero very interesting.
George Uennett showed a goou colt in Mal
lory. winner of the 2-jearro.d race. There
was a delay of thirty minutes at the pot
in the llrt race. liarrlng this tho starting
was good. Aii immense crowd was present.
ond the betting was the best in the history
of the sport locally.
Little Uorli Summaries.
First race, selling, ave and a half furlongs
Jcraw Ltci. 113 L.nt). 5 to r. nun: liorstnra
'lukacco. ia (AIljjci). 5 m i i-tcti.u. u.rill
-act. 1-Jl (Otis). lo L third. Time. 1:11. Uoujd
e. lUina.o. iL -V.ls fcM. il.ss (JuiJo. r'red
Jl4iil and Link Ch.co ako ran.
;vo.rj J race, --jt.u-v.i14. tour turlongs ilallcry.
19s (Coburn). ; to 1. .on. lily (jiuntiy. lti
il. smith). ( lo I. :vo2d: aiarim tiiuJj. l.'i
iblEtlcicjii). j) to 1. tnird. Time. ulu. suinrule
lac.
Third race selling, six furlonss isrhtvalbe. 3
SlnKleton). S to i. won; liarr Wilson. Iu7 U.
Woods), u to I. second: The i:.onz Demu. 17
(Lyne). J to L third. Time. 1.17. True UooJ.
curd Glllock. Orla. Lovnble. Saiinda, Trio and
byncopated tandy also ran.
Fourth race. Arkansas Dtrby. J7M added, cae
xnile ITowl. 107 d.:ad-ij. 7 to 1. won; Flora
I'orcona. 112 (J. Wois). 7 to 1. tecond; Hun
JM. 113 (GHmorel. 15 to 1. third. Tirae. 1:j4.
Hainault. Linso and lieroducc also ran.
Fifth race. purr?. seen furlonss Nearest. 101
'Bell). 12 to 1. wom Wax Taper. US (Akeri. M
to 1. second; lSrlgaue. Ill (Coburn). 4 to i third.
Time 1311. II. u Coleman, irl Kahler. Kc
nova. Orleans. B. G Tox. Cowbell and Choice
also ran.
Sixth race, scllir. one mile and seventy yards
U raney. Ill (Coburn). 4 to 1. won; Alste il .
34 (Helcrson). x to 1. second: chickadee. 11
J-yne) Slot third. Time. 1304. Ml'ilie. Pay
the iddier. Giibvrt. Vamcr. Aiater. Round Turn
and Plead also ran.
Many AVell-Knotrn Sinblm Are Kep-reienled-To-Day's
Entries.
Washington. .March :. The Washington
Jockey Club will inaugurate its unnual
spring meeting at the Bennings race track
to-morrow. Many of the well-known stables
throughout the country are represented.
To-Uaj'n Ilennlnica Entries.
First race, six furionrs:
Gordllia US Jlan-o'-War Ml
Alpaca lib Fonscluca SS
Charl-y iIocre........lll Merriment fc3
lV.nce.'s Otllllo 110 Red Damsel 9
Fnblus 110 Calsarry SI
reend race, four fu-lonjrs:
Baron Knlcht IH Toc!n U'
Blue and OronKc 11:1 First Cord 1U
1-iiKaI Hey lis) Kmck and Frlll la
Fiambojant llil India and llorta 103
Third race, maiden steeplechase, two miles:
Klondike II lJ-ii Silent Friend 1
Arlud lU Hand Vice - U
I ourth race. Uenninxs Handicap, fix turlonss:
I'nmasked
linnet
The Hoyden.
Cormorant ..
Hampshire .
rrunin
lied Damsel.
Fifth race.
Idle Wars...
Mano
31ie llluo Coat.
Water Alone....
Father Den
Illuminate
Colonel Gary....
til noumoy
ilxth race.
Round Up...
llenclart ....
Mr Florian.
Hop Scotch.
Obstinato ..
itilideli
litilMan-o'-War ..
lii-CFonsoluca, ....
1 Ilium
104 Ucielf
l(tUa:ti!u
t?ea furlongs:
113 c.ixcy Curly..
iii.i-lsei-n to-j....
.lie Incllnk
.lKlG.iv Hilda
..lKIXala
'lue ItuFsell...
inl Vice
'oodchuck ...
one mile ...d forty yard:
11 Mmon Farreii
...li
...107
...197
...107
lanzleader
utile Ils..
Itliht Away W
.101
.lrt
....
....
... 9:
.... S7
.... S7
I".'.".11S
,...:os
....107
..-.102
. ?S
Bennlnci Selections.
KEPfBUC SPECIAL.
V.'ash.nstoa, ilarch 24 Selectlors:
Flrjt Race Alpnca. ITlncess Otillie. Gordllia.
tx'ond Itacc Xo form.
Third Race Klondike. Silent Friend, llaidvice.
Fourth Race Oinet. Unmasked. The Iloydea.
l'l.'th Race Idle Wa-s. ilanso. Blue Coat.
Sixth lcc Wcodt:Ic St Floilan. Little Louis.
3I.VT ASK 923,000 FOIl PENTECOST.
and bars no !)Ug:ilc It his challenge to fight
bs'ore the St. lo". Bowing Club.
Manager -V.'sllripp of the Rowing Club
bouts is nnxlous to get a match between
Stevenson rnd the winner of the Biock
Dunleavy firhl r.tx Suridar. to be fought a
week lawr at the club. Dunlcavy has al
ready agr-i t' meet Stevenson In case he
wins' from Block, but the latter Is unwilling
to tight Stevenson. 'xcept at even weishts.
As Stcvenso.i probablr could not come down
to Block's llgurc tLi- effectually prevents
the mutch.
Stevensin 1 wlliiry to go on with any
one. however, his match with Jack Bulger
hninc: fallen through. He was matched to
box Bulgt- April 0. but the latter backed
out of the light lart Sunday.
Me.-Mirs.Lea and Gavin, the reprcenta'tive-J I
i me aiiuiiui auurillK I.IUD, now in tm
country, are making matches so fast for
coronation week In Kngl.ind that it takes
more than the nvernge reader of the news
paper to keep track of them. The reports
are conflicting and in -ome cae; !. dis
patches have had some men mntchei two
or three times and again: iiiff;;vnt nppo-
iicjiis in raca -nmance.
As an example tho r;pu cf th pa-'t
week have had Tommy Itvan matched to
fight 'Philadelphia" iicU 'Vltrien. Oicigf
Gardner and .lark Girman. Ti:re are siid
to 1h six matches pr.ictkviilv rrrangod. a:
though the proijrammo tiny -o cla:i:ri at
any time. T'le matches nra now said to h
Peter Mahcr agaiiu-"t Tom Sharke r g-js
Ruhlin aitalnn "KM" M-"V-'. Joe Walr.nt
ngainst Tommv West. Tommy Ilyaa n?alr.st
George Gnnlner. Prank llrne ac?lr:t Pat
Duly and Harry Harris against Andv To
ken. The Englishmen hive w!?lv decided to
have an American r-fjree for the l.-.i.ts
jwin uuve selected (ji.iripy Wiiltc rf X"r
lorn. .Americans rho ha.-j fought In Lon
don arre ,that it is .-.gins: -hem m hae
the referee outsi.l? 'ho rin shnutliw ortiirs.
They are not used ,o tt" stvl. and it p-rts
confusing. Amsrlcan puMlsts lire u.-d to
having a referee enforce orders rathi r than
shout them from out.-.ide tne lopes, and with
two Americans In "he nnj an Eagllih itf
eiye would have hi-; tro ibls. 1 he fighters
might also h'av.i :hcl.--. nj th zc'.viee in
London Is the w ;cic thing, and v. n never le
dees is applauded.
Fames with t!i- CttV.li- -clil:tle nf 111- city.
Address rlialUn;ca to Jusenli Ruth. No. 2J25 Carr
street. fcunda's wrre folio:
iivrnt'i'W
Name. 1 2 2 Tl. Av.
jmunuer 44 aj
A. I'errtnLach S2 2t
1 Ferrenl.ack
Uoeko
Roth
Totals
Tame
iuk-
llckel
Wn.illng
irchnekc
Totals ,
..J7 34
..IS 43
..2i 47
2 Tl.
31 104
4i 15
n a
21 M
23 121
31 2-3
i2 2-3
40 1-3
1C6 1S4 173
ItlVEHSIUHS.
1 2
13
42 34
31 31
3J 13
S-i) 3( 12-1S
2 Tl.
23 i
SI 1W
21 S
24 3J
2C :J
Av.
2X 1-3
35 1-a
23 1-3
:t
172 112 111 41 21 2-15
Juniors Ilefrnt Piierrs. ,
Two rK.ke.l.hat t.iir.. picked from th bft
talent In the Jjnlor Asovlatlon and Pu-er
I.eacuo nintrstni t,n the Aime nllejs la: nlfiht.
tlie junli-r urroKation showing 1" frt-nt In threo
of th- fneounterM. The teams Iroke ren on ih
first four Karnes, but In the linal and di-sidlni:
one the Juniors irathere.1 two pins uiuro than
their opponents. The score:
JUNIORS.
Name. C SI. 1 2 2
Tel'horit & U SS 57 51
ltramman 3 22 55 CS 23
Jones ; 4t 57 41
Allen II n 37 &! 50
Hlrach 1 13 24 n 71
4 5 Tl. Av.
44 ". 211 43 2-3
4) 41 211 44 4-5
52 41 25) 5)
M 11 215 43
5 13 2-5 51
EIGHT HUNDRED GOAL
MINERS ON A STRIKE
Walkout Ordered bv President
Kicliards at Uevier. .Mo. Four
Mining Counties Affected.
order
Rich-
Totals
Nam.
Heintx .
Lrper .
Kulsce .
Sch.jll ..
1-jesr .
Totals
..it
W 212 271 25S 213 2-7 1213
PUKSKIU?.
r. 21. 1 2 3 4 3 Tl. Av.
.. 'J iS 41 32 4.) T. 4! r K
.. 7 13 3S 51 4 43 53 237
.. S 17 37 42 ." 41 227
.. 7 11 55 13 47 53 13 2:
.. S 29 43 50 62 43 45 253
..23 SI 242 21' 223 272 251 12
43 12-23
51 2-5
47 2-3
54 4-5
51
50 3-25
John C. Madden Declined nn Offer of
f17.S(tl for Crack Three-Year-Olil.
RBI'CIILIC SPHCIAL.
Lexington. Ky.. March 2L The rum of
JITJ'JO was offered John C. Madden to-day
by the racing firm of Middieton & Jungle
Illuth for his crack 3-year-o!d Penteccst.
When he declined, he was asked to nuna
a price, and to-morrow the great colt may
change hands. Madden gave J19.CM) for
Pentecost last fall. It is rumored to-night
hp hns iiHoinl th rnlt nr HYO0O. He has
aiac. Jt;a liuiicil. iiocuco and " Birolaj er tiso many -aiuible engagjments. Including tho
iteaiization Stakes and American ueioy.
To-Da'H Little Roelc Entries.
Pirst race, selling, six furlonss:
Tempse as incidental 193
Juanctta 103 Biiuie &tone S3
Jo Collins s? Li!e Carr. S5
ilcLarai 17; pantheon lw
Amoroso 3;
Second race, selling rmip rnri.-..-.
- ...i...
tuay --3". lMfDeer Hunter.
-i-auvj' lUUfi
-IftJ
iiii,.-, i-.i. v.r
Msnsr lOSlFoxi Kii...... m
Third race, selling, five and a. half furlongs:
-.192
...134
...102
10i
...133
...l'J7
..102
..
..103
-.102
Nora I)
Little Matter
Jennie Day.
illss Blarrey
ilagSie Clopton.
iliss Dora
cellln?. six furlsnss:
103,Traers
....... 37 11.2a Penzance
... .lOljGcorae H. Kltcham..Pi3
:o2
.102
.101
.. S7
. I)
..let
,. St
,.lu7
.. S3
.I'll
.112
.141
Crescent City.
Ajenry a. ......
Marie Tron.
Sllsa Edd ,
Zlrl
Cadet
Fourth race.
Pine Chip
Loone
Kitty G
frank Pearce los Terrakne
Fifth race, tellies, one mile:
lriff:,Ves,.er Jll 1 I2:.ckade
Aide M l)Josie F
Brewer Schorr 3i Rebil Jack....
Vlorrle s sit
Sixth race, etlllns. seven furlongs:
PillardUt Silltnsist
Spni,'Jr A"; I" ftlr Kingston.
Tt;?S-tes": "i Orleans
lienryof l ranstamar-lttl I Siren Soic.
bl.r,5taan I(" I "arrj- '.Viisjn.
.nu-ut. aye pounds, apprentice.
Little ncl Selections.
HEPTJBL1C SPECIAL.
LltUe Rock. Ark., Ma-ch 24. Se'eetioas
IHSL fl,ceB5l!,e.!'wne. Jmnetta. IicllentaL
5-JT,Itice-Gudr. Deer Hunter. Jlarser.
cent Sty """ " i,assle C-oP'on. Cres-
?f?i.,hi,RacTTrar'1 Loone". Ida Penzance,
fclxth Race-Censo-. W. B. Gates. Sir Kingston.
FRANGIBLE BEAT JAMCE A HEAD.
little Willie Knuup SUlnneil the Ball
All the Way With 5!5-to-l Shot.
Ban Francisco, CaJ., March 21. The mile
and a sixteenth handicap at Oakland to-day
resulted In a complete upset, i-Vangible win
ning at oaus of 2 to L Janice was a 3-to-
5 faVOrltA fnr Ihn ui'Anf ! lltfn Ti'ltlt.
Ivnapp took the rail with Frangible and was
not headed, winning by a head. Janice boat
Position a head for the place.
Only two favorites won dating the after
noon. Troxler won the opening event on
Isaline. a la-to-1 shot, ana followed
it up by taking the seeond with Antolee
who was heivily played. Jockey J. Daly
has left for Bennings.
Oakland Summitries.
Weather cloudy and track fast. Summary
First race, flvo and a half furlones -elllrir
It1??- 1 TnIer. C to l.won: U f Prince
107 (Hoar). 3 to 1. second; EI pilar. 2W iRansch)
S to L third. Tim-. l.i.' lionho. AtasTVaT-rl:
,tnnerh?rlt", Ca- Newssatherer. CsadMo".
Claro White and LitUe J!!n-h af-o ran. uuuo-
it???!!3,"-. "'n- furlcncs-AntoIw,
111 (Troxler), 4 to L won; Ruhu. nts (L. Jack-
Third race, four furionits. 2-year-oId. lllrir
nn1Z.' " 'i Dall)- " 1 wen; JnM4: 108
JL. Jacksrn). 7 to 1. necond: D-lsegno! IV. (Fiunt-
AM-r? H.t!,,rJ V"i -"tawan.aDcn
Ami- C'r1n'tt r-ni J- " Innt al-o ran
7, ----..... nvnrj y to . won: urarff loo
in fr"ad: Sly. 110 (fonley). 3 la
Time. lL Qalet and Duckoy also
"The Pnrndrr" Has Rottins Feet.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
LesinEton. Ky.. March 24. The Parader. R. T.
Wilcn'a great race horse, sent here to enter th
ttad. has rotting feet and It is doubtful if he
iu ever oe lit tor s:ua aaty ine foi-s aw .
trcKs of his feet hae so decayed that ho could
naruiy tw gotten to tne :arm ia-t msnu i-i
same pemlar malady made it nicessary to put
the Ertat Hanatcr to death.
Giants Beslii Practice.
RPUBIJC SPECIAL.
Now Tork. March 1 -rh K . .t.1.
f?.?l? firS0 ,e3m b'an practice this mo-n-nij
at tne Poj xround. Amma- th n'r. hn
. . a - - - - - ""
rrponea tor practice are Anderson. Durvr. Staf
1?;'"'". t-mlth. Dojle. Kennedy. Thlelman.
aict.ee. Lauder. Bonerma-i. Evans. Delhanty
!r...J7ck!,0.n- The "K""1 W'U increased to
about twenty men to-morrow.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Bevlfr. Mo.. March il. A general
was given to-day by President Geo.
arils of District 23. I M. W. of A., declar
ing a strike upon the Murlln Coal Company
mlnes in this State.
The walkout affected ScO miners, who left
their posts to-day. divided into the follow
ing counUes: Macon. W; Randolph, 2M;
Ray. iuO.
Tho cause leading to the ruspension was
over tho discharge of a miner In Randolph
County last week for borne minor offense.
The executive olilcers of the union and the
muimgtmcnl of the coal eonuianv could
not agree as to who was at fault in the
matter.
There U a signed contract affecting all
tmlon mines in tho Slate. The differences
existed In thi Interpretation of the sisned
scale, both sides hrullng to their Interpre
tation withsut yielding.
General Manager Murlin of the coal com
pany and President Billiards of the union
wire In confirenie here 10-day. but no
agreement was reached to stop tho walk-
I.i'liir In Seronil Place.
in -Ii final same rf tho Ko'suth arenu pool out.
toutnament at Ixe Finliit's lait nijttil kI Ing
uei-iie.l reo rvlclloIcn ror s'cuna i;nrc n 100 r(rr, i-'itv ,rlVT ti irrpn PPXTr's
tou-mnwn: stindlni: I y the score . f Si to 41. A CA rTLL.TI..A A ANT TO Kbfcl" L.M1-.S
forfeit of JM hi Len nested for .1 much xanii
of 59 points I'otorrii Nicholson nd K.1 Whltniy
to bo plajrd Saturday night at Fiedler's.
ANOTHER FOB STO.XE.
He
Clinynsk! Knocked Off His Feet.
v5!Pf' 5Krch St "Kid" Carter nf Brooklyn
knocked out Joe Choynskl In the first round In
their contest to-nijtlit at tr-e, Amcilca. Club. It
was either man' battl up to th flnal blow.
Callahnn-Bernsteln Fight Is Fast.
. J.hiI?.Jhi:l' ,.;!areh :' "Tim" Callahan of
this city hid slightly the better of the six-round
K- 'Jl'h "Joe" IVrr.steln of New York at tho
Washlneton Sporting Club to-night. Tho men
put up a fast bout.
BOWLING.
CENTRAL
l03s 4.
LEAGUE.
3IIMTARY TOURXAllEST BEGINS.
DIstlnxnished Offlclsls Present as)
Bevlevrlng OBicers.
New York. March 24. Tho sixth annual
tournament of the Military Athletic League
was Inaugurated this evening at Madloa
Square Garden. Governor Odell was present
as reviewing officer to-night, and en each
succeeding night this week or during thu
life of the turnament. men of note will act
in this position. The assignments are:
Tuesday night. Mayor Low; Wednesday
night. Secretary of War Boot: Thursday
night. Major General Corbin; Fri3ay night,
V. W. Bordtn. Canadian Minister of M li
tis and Defense, and Saturday nishr. Major
General Brooke.
During the week the Fourth Battery.
United States Artillery; the Sfcond Unltei
States Cavalry; the Coast Artillery, drill
ing as Infantry, and tha Forty-eighth High
landers will appear each evening.
Ths new feutures of the show are ih?
pontoon bridge building by the Twenty-second
Regiment of tbw National Guard and
the Internationa; aspect added by the pres
ence of the Forty-eighth Highlanders, from
Canada.
Ilrolhrr In Bine Girl and Bines.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Lexington. Ky.. March 21. Probably tho roost
aluable foal in America, was dropped at Race
land Stud vesterdaT. ths creat mare Bonnl
Blue II. owned br Cattshy Woodford, foaling a
chestnut colt by Sir Dixon. This jouncsier is
an oun brother to the SC.OCO Blue Girl and Blues.
Ills jearllnc brother sold at auction last year
for JIO-O-X) . .
The famous mare Addle C II by Kosdusco
(dam of S.'dney Lucas, winner of the American
Irby In IfA)). arrived here last nlxht to b bred
to the irreat Abed, now In the stud at Ashlaal.
the old home of Henry Clay.
Crescents 1.
Last nicht the lKKs of th- Central Leanue on
. .CKce " defeated th Crescenu In four
of the me events. The teen:
1312S
Name G M. 1 2' 3 4 5 TL Av.
Carmlchael ... S 21 4) 5 SI 13 S3 271 54 1-5
Be 10 53 CI 64 U 61 3l CD
gauer t M M W 42 ID t 3C2 W 2-
Krocker S U l 7U f4 19 55 2 M 4-5
Blbemlcht .... 1 14 54 55 43 4S 42 2S 2 2-3
Totals ....
Name.
Horn
Auerswald .
Gllienwater
Origin
Scholl ......
Totals ....
5 4-23
..23 7 2SI Ml 2S2 2C1 272 1404
CRESCENTS.
C. M 1 2 3 4
,. 5 3 U (J '1 13
. 3 13 74 TO 42
. S 13 45 57 47 44
.3 13 17 42 CO 5S
. 7 11 51 42 52 tl
..CO tS 2SS 23 251 253 244 12S SI 21-23
3 TL Ar.
47 245 43 1-3
IS 3W E2
41 217 47 2-3
47 2(5 43 1-3
4S 2C7 31 2-5
Uefents Ilernrr In the Class A
Billiard Tournament.
Bob Stone won from Georgo Hevner last
night at the Grand In the class A three
cushion tournament by the score of ZO to 13.
Tho winner jorforiued in brilliant style at
tho start, and pained the I"ad with frs-
Suent runs. Including a cluster of live. He
nlshcd with an average of an even .3'. BJ
Struve refereed the game. There will bv
no game to-night, but to-morrow night
Peterson and Wheeler will meet.
Last night's score:
Stone 0 00ooan-o?connnon
000000201000501121 0
0002 O 00000120010 0000
11113001000022010210
0000 ) 00001201 ') 00 30
3 4 Total. 50. hiah run. 5: iunurc. .30.
Hcvnir--o 100010010000020
oi inonnooouoo40200oo
1 10000210003000 0 12100
2100 0O0O 1030000000010
10 rt 102100000000060 0.
TotaL 33; hlsh run. 4; aierage. .23.
Claim Ther Will Lose Henvllr I' Or
der Goes Into Effect at Once.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. March il. Delegate Rody of
Xew Mexico to-day laid before the Presi
dent a petition from cattlemen of th Ter
ritory asking that the Secretary of the In
terior defer for another sixty days the put
ting into effect of an order to remove fences
that -vo on Government land. The cattle,
men claim that they can carry out tho order
ufter June I without loss, but that they will
lore heavily If they have to do so before
that time.
SUBSIDY BILL'S FATE IN DOUBT.
GRAND AMATEUR LEAGUE.
Diets. Jrt... :t; Moclers. O.
The D.elK. Jrs.. of the Grand Leane cleaned
up the Moclers on tho Grand al last nlsht
with axed win ire marslrs In all three garats.
Cleveland and Dltrkca wire the leading contend
ers. The score:
DIELS. JRS.
Name.
Bicker ....
Ralstun ..
Jelll-on ..
Cleveland
Loeb
Totals ..
Name.
MUM ....
Bode- .....
Lehman ..
Bccket ....
Dirrkcs ...
Totals ..
B E. 1 2 3 TL Av.
.. 4 14 1W 112 124 41S 11$ 2-3
..3 133 12s 17 451 152 2-3
..4 2 1'5 2 14 P) 20)
..2 7 1S 253 153 4J1 151 2-3
.. 7 HO 112 123 421 IH 1-3
..T 21 W7 sil T5S 5 i
MOGLKRS.
B. E. 1 2 3 TL Av.
.. C 1 124 in 111 3? 172 2-2
.. 1 1 112 153 12$ 423 144 1-3
.. 2 12 1S7 13 1"7 373 121 1-2
.. J 1 l'S 121 14 3-t 1.2 2-3
..17 lt7 If ?G S41 lo 1-2
JESSE BUHKETT HERE.
-Premier Sticker In Good Shape Don
oau May Arrive 7u-!)ay.
Jcrse Burkctt. the king pin of hitters In
the National League last year, and a mem
ber of the new Browns, arrived in St.
Louis late Sunday night from New Orleans,
where, last week, in company with big Ed
Pelehanty. he attended the races, which
closed Saturday.
Burkett Is bronzed and rugged. He will
depart Wedneday or Thursday for West
Baden, and will be the lint of the su.uad to
arrive there. Burkett rpent the day in
company with Manager McAleer. Lis former
partner in the old Cleveland outfield. Thi
two inspected Athletic Park, where H14
work on th grounds Is progrci.-J.ng rap
idly. Burkett did not se Secretary Hedgd.,
as the litter went to Cincinnati Saturday
night and will not return until this morn
ing. This week Is moving time for most of
the players in both leagues. Several of ths
Brnwni are on their way to West Baden
and tho Cardinals will begin to arrive about
Sunday. Patsy Donovan is expected in the
next day or two. as he wrote to a triend,
that he would return to St. Louis from Hot
Springs about the first of the week.
Friends of Haana .Measure "Worried
Over Outlook 1b House.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, March 24. Tha advocates of
tho Hanna ship-subsidy bill will protest
against any attempt to hold tho bill up un
til the next tesion. Tho measure Is now
beforo the House Committee) on Merchant
Marino and Fisheries, of which Represent
ative Grosvenor la chairman. Chairman
Grcsienor and hU Republican colleagues
on the committee, with the exception
one. are strongly tor tne sutisiay.
Tho Democrats on the committee ar as
strongly oppoaod. and will present a. mi
nority report. The committee will take up
the Dill for consideration this week, but
this does not necessarily mean that Um
Hou.se will consider the bill this session. It
is this uncertainty that Is worrying tha
friends of the bill in tha Senate.
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uiopa roisoas au itasas. asstaa. tnosrs. yalornL Dimeaii
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also Tirlvata fliiAAAM stii sWiini I
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vs.Bsa an stnu vssasaa carsa. jseasm
fl.qaHini m uflnm
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MSA Ask
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ssneessrVar nssl&4?, Tsurloi
ca er mill r stall,
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Mormon fahnnta "'- -
S-.S!h?rfcarea the woist i Sold Sdyooar ZZSTt
t ML V
V. 31. C. A. Bowllnrr.
tho Central Y. II C. A. alleys In th- fir: two
, ef a series of lle tnpin came-, each wlnnlne
a Earne. The hlc!iet score for a sinsle same
J1-"' rcKistered by Arthur Rcdurel cf ths
Bcntons-
....II 43 CT8 743 727 21 U 114 1-5
PENROSE i.E-'.cn:.
G. Snyder Signed.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Evansvllle. Ind.. March 24. G. Snyder of
Pioua. C. was to-day asslcied as one of tha
nlthrs for the Evansvllle team of the Three-I
League.
-McGOVERN 5IAY SIEET YANGER,
(Ranrch)
1. third
's n.
r.Vic-r? mU an'' slxteerth. handlcan
I ramdMe. (KnapD). 13 to 1. wen: Jnie ir
(L. Jackson), it, 5. -eccnd: Posifnn. 11. ir-'it
,thii.,.J'm:i U"- Co" Mlsn-
ley). 3 tn 1.
tyne and Th
Kith race, one m'le and fif'tv th
lZrn? ,0S ,TroI'r T-i to 1.
selllnir
t 1. n-o":
Mldo. liw mmvhi sti r.uil.',T"':...'-i
-tno Rihnilm. - .-Jl ";.. VP '-'-
Ball and LonweUea also ran. "unKanan'
Light
To-Dny's Oakland Entries.
..112
,..HS
...T12
..'14
..114
...111
selling.
Jnnfe nuchra ...
ri&ooKs
Csssin TV. ,
Prank Bala
Hermit
Headbtronff ......
Second race, hal:
Ttor.Iton ,
EIcco
Josle Wheeler ....
aaraes T.
.11
.11
.nr
.117
.117
"t. Wild
"r.1 Nlcht :
nittirc- ;
KrocWnrs..
CTeo. VhItnev ."."..".
Bton
m'le. 2-year-olds, purse
.i.i.ur.ifl van ..
.7 lzona .
-wM-inie rue- ..";;;;
iniru race, inree-ouartr ,f ,n- ..
!Ptlvate Ml aul cf Tmi.. ,.
IS rcbruary 7' ii
.iwj
lis
Slatch Has Been Asrreed To by 3Ian
ngers of Both 3Ien No Date Set.
Although Benny ranger is being praised
by tho Chicago papers as the best 12-pound
man in the ring, it is difficult to see where
he can lay claim to such a distinction.
JThe mere fact that Sam Harris has agreed
to let Alcuovern ngnt i anger is suiucient
proof that there are more dangerous men
In the ring, as Harris would never let Mc
Govctn light units' he thought Terry had
ail the best of the chances.
"anger undoubtedly is a tough and hard
fighter and Is one of the top-notchers at
bis weight; but to say tLat he is the best
man in his division Is absurd. Kid Broad
fairly beat hint in their meeting a few
weeks ago and would have received tho
decision in any other city than Chicago;
and as Abe Attell clearly beat Broad when
tne latter weighed far more than in the
Vanger light il certainly appears as If At
tell would easily best Yanger.
In speaking of his match with Tanger,
Broad stated that he had the Slasher clinch
ing all through the last two rounds) end that
Yanger had to hang on to keep from going
out. Reports trcrn Chicago corroborate
this, as also the fact that when Broad
knocked Yanger down in the fourth round
the latter wa3 so dizzy that only the gong
saved him.
Eddy Lenny made a good showing against
Yanger a few nights ago and lasted the six
rounds without trouble, although the style
or ngntine tavorec 1 anger, xne latter nag
been getting so much the best of the condi
tion in all bouts in his home city, added
to the fact that he al3o Insists up a Chi.
cago referee, that he has no chance to lose,
bar accident.
It will be remembered that when a match
was scheduled for this city between Yang
er and Joe Bernstein, the former refused
to tight Joe unless a Cnlcago referee was
put in. When this point was refused. Ben
ny deliberately threw up the match, al
though the receipts would have been far
larger than he could have earned by fight
ing in Chicago. The deduction certainly
Is obvious. .
If McGovern'and Yanger meet. McGovern
certainly seems to have the best of It, and it
is difficult to see how Yar.ger would consent
to fight a man who figures to have an even
break with him. Both McGovern and
Yanger bavo been handled on the principle
that easy matches ore the first point of
tho game, and It is hard to see how Yanger
would consent to fight Terry. Probably he
has insisted upon having a Chicago referee
for tho bout-
Name.
Rosa
Sihaefer ..
Maas .......
Urrdr . ...
Richardson
Totals ...
Name.
J. Brady ..
Conies
Brady
Bllmt
Busack .....
Beavers 71. Flyntvnys
BEAVERS.
C. JL 1 S S 4 5 Tl.
li 43 42 24 4S 31 43 1M
3 44 41 3 3t 43 1S4
4 45 40 24 2? 32 149
S 44 23 K 34 45 :S1
1 23 5J 41 43 23 27 2ll
Ar.
S7 2-3
it 4-5
23 4 5
J4 2-S
40 1-5
.23 215 131 157 1S 151 13:
TLYAWAVS.
C. M. 1 2 3 4 5
, I !1 tl M i) 3 M
.. 5 43 43 41 21 57 4
.. 4 42 IS 47 4j 32
20 3) 59 30
.. S C 31 23 22 43 31
X 35 1-5
Tk
210 it
If. Tl
:20 41
151 TJ
175 IS
Av.
Comlskey -Mens Wiley Piatt.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Ch-cazo. IIL. Jlarvh 24. Charles Coirtsker to
!ay announced that Ju- had lzr.ed IMchcr WIW
Piatt and hsd reli,. "Smthr-aW Skorvc to
the Little Reck Club'ot the Southern League.
Cbnncres nn Southern nt Princeton.
r.KPl BLir SPSfJAL.
Princeton. Ind., March 31. Master Me
chanic Petrican of th Southern Baliroad
has resigned. J. C. Brown of Somerset.
Ky.. will be appointed to fill ths position.
John Burke has been transferred to loungs
to;n. Ky.. as storekeeper. Gorge Andrews
will take the position here.
Nominations Sent to Senate.
Washington. March iL The President to
day sent the following nominations to the
Senattv:
Consuls llu0 Msesch. Missouri, at Zittau.
&uony: William E. Alter, lassachuietta, at
Puerto Ccrtex. Honduras.
1-OS TMASTERS.
Illinois James BrcmlUw. ChllUcoths; James R.
Mortan. Maroa: Milton A. Ewlng. Neoga: Wikon
D. Morlan. Walnut.
Indian Terrltoo John McL. Dorchester. Paul's
Valley.
XUsuurt-SacucI J. Kletnschmldt. Blcginvcille.
Nebraska Horace ii. Wells. Crate.
Departmental Notes.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
V.Tshinton Afnrrh Jl. Th Post-Offlce
Department has accepted the proposition of
Louis B. Uouck of Capo Girardeau. Mo., to
lease a room for the use of the post office
for a. term of ten years from July 1 at tX
per annum, including complete equipment.
A civil-service examination will be held at
St. Cbarlrsv Mo., on May 2 for tho positions
of Post OSice clerk and carrier.
Tile following uttorreys have been ad
mitted to practice before the Interior De
Sartment: David C. Herringtan. Bluq
prings. Mo.; Jesio M. Owen, tnlon. Mo.:
James W. Coburn. Weston. Mo.; Henry O.
Sitier. EI Unto. Ok., and Albert S. Jack
son. DaBae. Tex.
The folinwinir nprsnrvs tinvA hen rtestc-
nated as tnemliers of civil-service boards of : vti?'!r "'."i?.!
vt s)ii'aujusc. uiaiDBiinii- aTrs.aiai n n rs s rsiTT m
nssrsJeSt itta. M'3&2!i -9. .vvana
.J,r.tUiSa5.ff:'iATi2to
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AdrassBISO IUDI CSwSm TnlnLCH-tkASOTini --.r prg tyaji
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecasts Announced
To-Dav and To-llorrow.
for
WakhlectoA March 14. Forecast:
For IIUao: Fair Tuesday. Wedpenday prob
ahlr shos-ers. with colder la west as I scuthcra
portions: fresh east stlcds.
For Mlseo-rl Increasing cloudiness Tuesday In
vest uortlon. Wedaesdar showers aad ccoler;
est to south 'wind, becoming variable-
For Kansas Showers Tuesday and probably
Wednesday. Celder WedcetCay; south wtda. b
comtnr variable-
For Eastern Texas Fair Tuesday; showers at
nlcht or Wednesday; fresh winds. mos-Jy east to
eiiuth.
For Western Tsxaa Fair Tuesday: colder In
extreme western portion. Wednesday tur. except
rain and cooler la tl Panhandle: variable winds.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory 3alr Toes
cr: showers and colder at night or Wednesday;
south winds, becomlrc variable.
For Arkansas Fair Ttesdav. Wedne-day prob
ably showers asd cooler; artabls wladv
TcUls 3 171 US 264 1SS 155 1S7 910 37 3-5
31ILLER-FLAVEX LEAGUE-
O ce 3, Bindery 2.
The Office of tha Illller-Flaven Lenciie won
the edd ams from the Bindery last night on th
Crescent alleys. The score:
utnub,
Bernota
Decano 104
or.cS11 " m,Ie a's5Tr,it"uh-M!i,n'
wuaura .... .......... s, picador
r.l,le?:t, 1K ntor nernars
Jim Bale - 1H Herculean " ""
i7J Ji;; 7- 'Ranald
.,.vM'd(5,e50rne ,M u' Shannon
Filth. race, sei tn-elshths cf a mile
Slater Jean! tirin. -c
Haierdon ltotoid Enieland
Bweet Tooth no I '"
Slxrli race, mile and fl.'tv vcrds. sjlline
" ; t u"i"o
-. 3S I Edfnborouch V"
..1"1 1 rtllla
-iiLodcstar ::..;.:
..1031 Se .S.nger
Frldolin ..
bssence
inrenjco ......
Decoy
Ttns-a-Line ..
Grand Sachem
105
,1
V
V
" 103
handicap:
116
...120
Nam. C. M. 1 2 3 4 5 TL Av.
foppiritsr 27 20 27 2 13 2S S-5
tVallacs 2T 37 IS 31 25 143 23
Fisch-r 29 24 17 27 27 114 it 4-5
Debrellla 37 35 15 23 S3 2o7 41 2-5
Barbauch. 41 53 23 40 211 43 3-5
Totals ...... 77 .. 173 172 2M 173 K7 W7 23 22-25
BINDERT.
Name. C M. 1 2 3 4 S TL Av.
Stccker .... 9 43 S 43 33 24 40 4-S
Garvins 2 20 2S 21 53 111 IS 1-5
Bauer 43 31 33 2. 2) 1" Z3 2-5
Kuelker .. K 41 32 27 173 35
Gecke 2$ 24 37 24 27 1W 33
Totals 77 "77 ISO IB 167 17 151 S47 23 22-23
WOODWARD-TIERNAN LEAGUE.
Although Jack McKenna Is now in Den
ver trying to Induce Broad to fight Attell
at U4 or 125 pounds, Abe himself has no
hope of getting a second meeting with
Broad. Attell states that Broad will never
fight him except at catch weights, as the
Kid knows that he would stand no chance
at even weights.
"I did not know until after last Thurs
day's fight that Broad wa3 more than a"
pound or two over weight." said Attell.
"and though he looked very big I presumed
that ho weighed about 12S. It turns out
that he tlriDCd the scales at. 134 mnnrli
in. i ana mat i.was usming at eaten weignts.
i. i i "When Broad decided to fight me. I am
.107 I certain he made up his mind to let his for-
.1
.103
Oakland Selections.
EEPUBLIC SPECIAL.
SJE"101 5Iarch H Selections:
First Kace Knocking. Flittlne. Ileadstronc
ton00" IUce-s5rlvla Talbvt. ooIJ anVi?ooI-
Thlrd Race Bernota. February Cantl-st
JFVmrth Race Diderot, RedwalJ. La,jy aieddle-
coa""1 Kace-01'1 Ensland. Sweet Tooth. Bajrer
Blxth Race Grand Sachem. Edlcbaroturh, Es-
Resnlfs at Charleston.
Cauwletton. fl. C. March jt-Nelli Fonso was
Jobs 4. Llthos 1.
After dropping the opening game to the Llthos
the Jobs proved themselves the stronger and
placed the other four games to their credit. Th
wlnners succeeded in establishing a new fire
game record for the Woodward-Tlernan Learn.
Braun and Lerker did some clever howling and
were the stellar performers of the ten con
testants. The score:
Name. C. M. 1 2 3 4
Braun 13 41 51 57 75
Revburn 5 13 51 51 4) 47
Prltchard S 23 52 45 4S 41
B icrckle 5 22 53 51 13 3s
Fltzslmmons . 4 u S3 60 5) )
Totals 25 101 22C 2 24S 2n 200 1253 51 -:2S
Handicap Braun 0. Reybum 0. Prltchard 2.
Buerckie L Blt2slmmons 0. Totals. 3.
LITBOS.
Name. C. M. 1 2 2 4 5 Tl. Av.
Beckman S St SO 48 43 4- U 221 44 1-1
Smewtcrr S 47 51 3 IS 44 24 205 41
F. Jliller. 7 2 4S 45 10 13 43 214
Martini 7 2t 81 51 43 37 243
Leeker 2 20 44 43 C2 52 263
ToSli 51 1C4 241 221 5 254 225 lKt
Handicap Beckman 0. Suessdorf C, F.
C Martini 4. Leeker 3. Total. 13.
5 TL Av.
45 S3 53 4-5
4S 257 47 2-S
IH 212 4 2-3
44 243 4S 2-3
54 2G2 52 2-3
'X 4-3
n 3-5
52 3-5
47 1-23
Miller
Office 3. Bindery
The contest between the Off'ce and Bindery
teams ot the Woodward-Tlernan Lsajrue on the
Royal alleys la't niitht was a stnurale for the
place In the learie race, as they vtere tied for
that poslUon. While the Office gained the er
dict, they were lucky to do si. as they won one
tie game and in another had only one pis to-
spare, nerwin ant sennnz were hlsh for their
respective aver. The wore:
BINDERT.
Name. c. M. 1 2 3 4 E TL Av.
CSanftteben (7) 3 26 41 51 K 2 43 237 47 2-3
Telken D S 22 37 51 57 44 55 214 48 4-5
Flnke () t H BO 44 49 25 4S 227 45 2-3
Bchnltx (2).... 5 28 44 54 57 42 62 230 58
C. Miller (0).. S 2 47 56 41 45 43 234 45 4-5
Totals 03).. .23 1SS 213 236 23 229 2A 1132 47 17-23
OFFICE.
Name. C. M. 1 2 2 4 5
Wilson (I) 3 IS T 31 59 41
Robertson (f).. 55 23 42 33 33 29
Woodward (). 2S 51 IV) 51 47 45
Franck (1 7 It 34 40 U 4 t
Kerwia (.... C 21 49 52 42 48 61
TL Av.
217 41 2-5
3 -
44-5
47 1-5
43 4-5
17S
214
2!S
243
Totals (23).-.31 IH US 2W 2(0 211 224 1131 45 4-25
felt co and to get aa much over welzht
as possible. He would have to pay Just tne
same amount for being a pound aver
weight as for being ten. so he took on all
the meat he could. I will guarantee to
knock him out if ho will fight me at even
weights."
s4ii mm .fwiaf)a, aa ubUCi 411 s ,. r -
Francisco who has Just made his appear- KJ3? ""
an.. In ll.n rintw nf .- -I. T1.I. ...." ! Ul? '"
ster Is 16 years old and weighs 103 pounds.
He has foughi eight times of late and won
four of his Louta.
JOBBERS' LEAGUE.
Henriettas 3. Twin Fines S.
The Henriettas of the Jobbers' Learue won
the odd rame from the Twin Flags last nbrht "i
tte Crescent alleys. Kicker and Grand. Levis
and Hartnett led their respective teams. The
score:
HENRIETTAS
C M. 1 2 3
. S 35 34 51 61 27
. 5 '50 3 24 45 29
. 4 (I 2 (1 21
C 31 4 41 37 54
Name.
Wilson .
Walk. ...
O'Brien .
Grand ..
Kicker ..
Totals
Nasis.
Hartnett
. t 2 41
TL Av.
42 2-3
26 4-5
7K2-5
41 T.
4S 2 SS 227 43 2
217
1SI
1U
221
Andy Stevenson, 'the local boxer. Is
anxious lo meet jt'iy man In the city and
suea a cnn.itnge to tnat enect. H9
particular about the weight question.
I has Issued
I Is noi part
Levis
llagee
Totals
...28 1?S 179 237 r0 18 1W 1022
TWIN FLAGS.
C. M. 1 2 3 4
...11 23 44 34 44 CI
4 40 33 4-1 41 17
. 7 23 30 47 30
... E 3, 49 40 51 31
... t 35 21 56 31 42
...55 1S3U91KS31SSS3 SSI 23 13-25
IW 1K2 41 7-23
5 TL Av.
33 103 44 3-5
31 133 23
41 14 26 4-S
43 222 44 2-5
47 184 4-S
Oxfords Defeat Riversides.
The Oxfords and Riversides bowled a match on
the Riverside alleys Sunday afternoon, the former-
cwn muuiuii m ooa came. j. koui excelled t
.a... U....A..1. . a .... '
for the winners, while
Ruling Importnnt to Employes.
Denver, Colo., ilarch 2I.-Judse Muillns. In
the District Court to-day. decided that th
agreements which the railroad companies
and tha Pullman company exact of their
employes, discharging the companies frura
liability for damages in case of injuries r
suiting from accident, are illegal and void.
The dcisioln was given in the case of Clar
ence Lv. Adams, a Pullman conductor, who
was Injured In a collision and sued the Buck
Island and Denver and Itlo Grande rail
roads for J13.CC0 damages. The corporations
plead the contract made by Adams with the
Pullman company Is a bar to the suit, and
the court overruled tho plea.
MISSOURIANS HURT IN WRECK.
TN'ew Frisco Texas Mail Train, the
Meteor, Ditched in Texas.
Denison. Tex.. March IL The Frisco's
handsome new train. "The Meteor." south
bound, left the track near Francis. I. T.
to-day, and four passengers were seriously
injured. The injured:
William AtklnF. Kansas City, left arm
wrenched and cut.
Mrs. Maud Kivett. Gunn City. Mo.. Inter
nally injured.
Mrs. M. A. McGowan, St. Joseph. Mo.. In
ternally injured.
S. F. Dutton. superintendent of the Har
vey eating-house. Kansas City, thrown
through a window and badly cut.
The accident occurred at a curve where
tho track skirts a hlsh embankment and
approaches a trestle. All of the cars ex
cept the baggage and combination coaches
left the track. The day coaches, chair cars,
sleeper and cafe left the rails, were drauged
Into a clar embankment and stopped seventy-five
feet from the trestle. The engineer
and fireman were thrown off their feet, and
the engine, which was bumping along on
th ties, was stopped by the automatic
brakes. As the track was recently re
paired and appears to be in good order, tho
cause of the accldnt Is problematical.
A special party of Frisco officials and
newspaper men from St. Tvjuls and Kansas
City was on the train. Thsy were in the
cafe, and when the car was overturned
many of them hnd narrow escapes.
3IETIIODIST 3IINISTER.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Bonham. Tex.. March Iff The Reverend
J. C. Beed. a Methodist minister, died in
this city last sight at the home of his sin.
His death was caused by a stroke of pa
ralysis. LOUIS TOLSEN.
REPUBLIC SPECTAL.
Boonville. Mo.. March 24. Louis Tolsen.
cced 17 years, an Indian, and nn inmate of
the State Reform School, died to-day. His
remains will be taken bick to Muscogee.
I. T.. his heme, for interment.
MRS. AMOS DAVIS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Murphysboro. 111.. March 24 Mrs. Amos
Davis, aged ! years, died Sunday night at
hr home in this city. Her husband and
cne daughter. Ella, survive her.
MRS. CHARLES SWINDELL.
REPUBLIC SPECLVL.
Texarkana. Tex.. March 21 Mrs. Charles
r awinucu died at her residence to-lay In
this city. She was the wife of the general
p.i.viciiEcr ana iicxet agent or tne
ourg ana uuir Railroad. Her rxxlv was
taken to Baltimore. Md., for Interment.
3IRS. ELIZA HARRINGTON.
REPUBLIC SPECLVL.
Carlinville. in.. March 24. Mrs. El.'ia Har
rlngtcn. ajrrd 78 yearn, one of the oldest
residents of Carlinville. dld to-day.
ALONZO YV. JEH03IE.
REPUBLIC PPECIAL.
Paxton. BL. March 2i Alonzo W. Jerome,
for many years a resident of this city, was
burled hre this afternoon. He was C years
of age. He had for several years been cus
todian of war relics and flags In the Slate
house at Springfield. BL He was a man cf
much more than ordinary Intelligence.
the Post Office Department: Arthur J.
Leonard, at Jtanhattan. Kss.: Ell B. Kuy
kendall and W. C. Faust at Tola. Kas.; F.
H. BuRschneldcr at Independence. Mo.: W.
A. Collins at Jackson. Miss., and Miss Maty
L.. Rush at El Paso. Tex.
Ednard M. Goss of Ossawatomie. Ka.
has been appointed an industrial teacher at
the Fort Peck Indian School. Montana.
An abstract of reports made to the Comp
troller of the Currency. Issued to-day.
rtiow3 the resources of the national banks
in Oklahoma, at the cla? of business on
February 25. to have been I14.134.2S4L
Local Report.
St. Louis. Mo.. March :. 13C2.
Temperature, degrees it CS
Iluinidity ... ... .. ... ... ..... ... ....si 63
DtrtcUon of wlnl .K SE
..4
at J9 P. '
minimum.
t Weather at 6: a. m.. rare cPMy;
n, clear. 2Iaximura ttmpers.rur, 4:
w. juier iusc, ? iccv
R. J. RTATT.
Local Forecaster.
BELLAMY STORER WAY RETIRE.
Minister to Spain, It Is Said, Has
Personal Seasons for Change.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. March tt Althcmrh no of
ficial announcement has) been.xnade and may
not be for the present, there 'is good reason
for saying that Bellamy Storer will not loaa
retain the Spanish mlwrlcn.
His relinquishment cf tt win not bo b-
causa his relations at Madrid have baa
otherwise than pleasant, He likes the Span
ish people and enjoys his environment. Bis
reasons for dialling a change ar wholly
rrscnal and may not Involve his retire
ment from diplomatic life.
If you don't need work yourself, and hrro
a friend that does, tell him to read Tho Re
public's "Help Wanted" columns. Two hun
dred and sixty-three pcsltlons advertised today.
Commission for Lend Hesrlsters.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. March 2L Senator Harris to
day offered In the Senate a joint resolution
directing the Secretary of the Interior to
restate the accounts of the registers and re
ceivers of the land offices in Kansas, upon
whom were imposed the duties of making
sale of the Osage lands In Kansas under the
treaty of September 29. 1S63. and to allow
each of said registers and nirin i nar-
cent as commissions on the proceeds aris- i NashWUe V."
ii Hum iiiu a.t: ui me lanus.
WIFE DEAD; HUSBAND ARRESTED
Police Investigating the Death of
Mrs. Dowling.
Mrs. Jena nna Dowling- of No. 1403 South
Boyle aenue was found dead in a rear
room of her home; Wednesday at neon by
J. C Dewey, who lives next door, and who
had been called In by William Dowling, Mrs.
DowIlns husband.
Whn officers John Couiehlin and Dennis
Galvln told Dowling that his wife was dead
ha i expressed surprise saying, that she had
fallen from her chair, but he didn't think
rhe had been hurt. He was taken to Tower
Grove Police Station.
Government Report.
Department ot AsTlculturt. Weather Bureau.
Ksteorolcclcal observations received at St. Lcula
Manh 24. 19"2; at :5a a. m. local time and S p.
I xu. sevtntr-nfta meridian time. Observations
xnaud at tne same someat ci use a& an nations.
Station.
Nejr Ycrk ...
Philadelphia, ..
Washington ..
Norfolk ........
Charlotte
Charlotte ......
Jacksonville ..
Atlanta
Montgomery ...
Vicksburg ....
New Orleans .
Little Rock ...
Galveston ...
Palestine .....
Memphis
Dr. Tp. M. R. Weathes.
....N 4s I .... Clear
NE SO (4 .... Clear
53 ts .... ialr
46 ti Clear
W K . Oear
tt .... Clear
71 .1 Bala
M .30 Cloudy
64 .40 Cloudy
(4 NN Cloudy
54 i-Touay
3 Cloady
(i .04 Cloudy
: i (Jiear
NE
."".rsftr
irrmiNu
V.."".Nn
sw
60
C2
54
64
6
76
U
60
Cs
Boarding places In every section of the
city are advertised among tho one hundred
and sixty-thre "Rooms for Bent" ads
printed In to-day's Republic
ST. LOUIS COUNTY PARAGRAPHS.
31arrlas:e licenses were issued at
Clayton yesterday to August Budde of Bob
ringviiie nnd Ottillie Klstler of Luxem
bourg, and to Cliarlos It. Holiocher of Eu
reka and Annie EL Meiniein or So. 1337
Penn street.
The J. P. finer, a new ferryboat
purchased by J. D. Houseman for . on
the Missouri River at St Charles, wiR be
put In commission about April S.
Promotion for 3L Glltens.
Memphis. Tenn.. March 24. It was offi
cially announced to-day that 31. GIHeas. as
sistant grueral superintendent ot the lines
of the Illinois Central Railroad south of th
Ohio, has been appointed third vice presi
dent and general superintendent of tho
Jazoo and 3I!stssIppl Valley Railroad, with
headquarters at 3Ierapl;!s.
Policeman Cabnnne Is Fined.
Judge John W. SIcElhlnney of the Clay
ton Circuit Court yesterday fined Special
Officer C. G. Cabnnne of the Sl Louis Po
lice Department $30 and costs for falling: to
cnwer to nis name wncn ne was called as
a witness Saturday In the case of A. J.
Sisnor against William E. Fish.
Chattanooaa, ...
Louiavlll' E
IndUnaoolls ..-... NE
Cincinnati ..... .....a...E
Pittsburg: ....NE
Parkersburg .... ....N
Buffalo ...............
CleAelard ................ .NE
Grand Haven .............NB
3Iantuetto ...... ... ... .L
Chlcaxo ...... ..............NE
Duiuth ........... .....Nfl
Dubuque ..............
navenrort ...-...........- .E
St. Ilul ."SE
Pes 3Ilnea NK
Porlnteeid. Ill SE
St. Louis .......SE
Cairo ..................
PurtrrfleM. Mo.
Kansas Cltr ....
Omaha. K
Huron .....
Bls-rarck ......
Calaarv ...
Havre
Helena
Rap'J City .
North riatte . .
Lanier
Cheyenne .......
TVenver
Tetlo
Podie City ....
Oklihoma. ......
Omrord'a .......
Fl Pao
Abilene ..........
AmnrlUo
Grand Junction .
Salt Lake
Santa Fe
Modena ..-.-..-..
Wichita .
Fort Smith
Valentine
Precipitation Inappreciable.
..SW 12 62
...SB 64 ti
E G
M 63
M 64
64 64
M 44
J 64
49 4
44 44
K IS
SE 44
NK 2S
NH 40
t 44
K 51
Nv ss
NR 3
S ft)
sw in
SB St
3
SE 5
svr st
SB 74
rt" 2
SK 42
NK
S 44
NR ?t
S
E 152
SE 44
01 Cloudy
Clear
... Fair
.. Clear
.. Clear
.. Clear
.. Clear
.. Clear
.. Clear
"!ear
(4 54 .... Clear
33 40 .... Fatr
3S 44 .... Fair
X 3S .... cloudy
(4 62 .... Cloudy
l a .... Fair
34 54 Rain
C9 62 Cloudy
.... Clear
... (Dear
... iTIear
... 1ar
Clear
noudy
. Rain
.04 noody
... Clear
llcudv
.0t Cloudy
.12 Rain
.C IMlr
Cloudy
en
69 .
SR CA 62 .
SE SA
52
4t
42
4S .
42
44
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44
4s .... f new
CO
62.
t.
70 ..
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7S '..
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4?
4
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33
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4
Pair
... Clear
... Clear
... Clear
... Clear
... Clear
.. 1ear
.. Clear
touy
1mdy
.. near
.02 noudy
.. Clear
Clear
Sain
Visitors at UaabJaartasw
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. March 24. Rtnteseutatrtw
Candler 'of Mississippi, with Edgar 8. Wll
zon of Jackson. United States Marshal for
the Southern District of Mississippi; R. C.
Lee of Canton. United States Attorney for
the Southern District, and A. J. Russell of
Meridian. Speaker of the Mississippi House,
of Representatives, called at the White
Kousfe to-day. These gentlemen are In
ttaanington on an extended pleasure trip,
and will remain several days.
Judge John P. Butler of Milan. Mo,
stopped off at Washington to-day to pay his
respects to Representative Rucker. Mr.
Butler will remain a few days, and then, go
to New Tork on business.
Bishops Candler and Galloway of th
Southern Methodist Church and Doctor Dye
of Little Rock. Ark., arrived to-day from
Baltimore, when they attended tha church
conference. They stopped long enough to
pay their respects to Representative Dins
more, and then departed for home.
Charles Douglas of Parisv.nL. Is In Wash
ington, looking after tha interests of a Chl
easo business houso before tho departments.
Lost Sanctions Taaael.
Kew Tork. March 24. Mayor Low to-day
signed the bill authorlxing th Pennsylvania
Railroad to construct a tunnel under tho
North River and to build two railroad sta
tions in the borough of Manhattan. Tha
bill now goes to tha Governor for flnal action.
O'LEARY'S
Future Books on Aracrfca Derby
Brooklyn and Suburban HaoJkapc
Write for
B races.
and 654.
quotations, Crrmaslsilona aassHad o
Long stance Telephones Tarda Oi
JAMES O'LEARY.
4182-4189 S.HmJmfdSL,
III
R. J. IITATT.
Local Fon-caster.
Want to buy or sell a horse or buggy?
Read the twenty-sir ads. In the "Hon and
Vehicle" column of to-day' Republic.
VIDES SOLOMO.Y.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Centralla. III.. March at Jlr. Joseph
VIdes and MItfs Rcso Solomon were mar
ried here last night by Rabbi Freedman
of SL Louis. The ceremony was the first
orthodox Jewish ceremony ever performed
In this city.
Result In Oregon Connty.
EETUBLIC SPECTAL.
Thaver. 3Io.. ilarch 2L Returns from tfcj
the Pitts-1 Democratic primary election in Oregon
county saiuroay gave tne rollowing vote
on United States Senator: W. J. Stone. 1.621:
W. H. Wallace. 232. For Congresnrcen: W.
D. Vandlvcr. 1.270; J J. Russell. 716.
If you don't need work yourself, and have
a friend that does, tell him to read The Re
public's "Help Wanted" columns. Two hun
dred and sixty-three positions advertised today.
Republic "Want" ads kpen rrowinsr. Sv-
rt Schenk topped the ! en hundred and seventy-four printed, to-day.
Riversides. The Oxfords would like to arraan Rend them.
Cardlnnl 3IIssl Is Dead.
Rome. March 24. Cardinal Glacome Missl.
Archbishop of Goerz. Austria. Is dead.
He was born in 1S33 and created Cardinal
In 1S. m
"Want to buy or sell a. horse or buggy?
Read the twenty-six ads. in the "Horse and
Vehicle" column of to-day's Republic
ENTIRE FAMILY WAS POISONED.
Two Are Dying Paris Green on
Cabbage Eaten.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Evansvllle. Ind.. March 24. The family cf
Union Young, consisting of himself, wife
and daughter, itere poisoned this afternoon
by eating cabbage. A Mr. Worth, who was
visiting them, was also polnsoned. The hus
band and Mr. Worth are dying to-night.
The other two will recover. The supposition
13 that there was parts green on tha cab
bage. Boarding- places In every section of the
city are advertised among the one rrmdred
and sixty-three "Rooms for Rent"' ads.
printed In to-day's Republic.
Slontaromery to Be a BaaJxcr.
St Joseph. SIo.. March 24. J. R. Mont
gomery, who for several years has teen In
charge ot the car accounting department of
ir.e at. josenn anu uraaa island Railway.
come a banker.
rrlmary. Secondary or Tertiary saVOQB) K9BOX
permanenUycuredUlStosaoeya. Tib (istntuslil
sf tinms fnr tss line ni1i nsnitii ss us sunlS-ali- m
yem prefer toeome hers wewUloooowctr so paysa
road far mad hotel bills, sad so cbsrae tt we rail ta
and sail hare aches sad pataafaacoasJratcfces)
wuwtMm inn, iiuiiiiitsi, coppvr cau
Spots,nlcerson any )ert ot ate body,
er eyebrows faluasr oat. It ts this Sew
BIAJOI POIaoX th w amaraateo to
entsat il r aril irit in irtfuaar nin a a m m a
cballenr tho world for a ess
rare. This disease has always sasla
of tho most eminent nnvsletans. AOfs-Q
capital behind oar nnoondlUoaal a-aaraarr.
Absolato proofs and 100-pasro book asaS
scaled. So branch offers, fse tnll sedrees aa f oPcwi
COOK KEMEDY COMPANY,
1497 Masonic Temple. CHICAGO. TXlZ
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iBstaat RelieC Core a 1 cays. Xevsr nlsst I
will siamy sead to say offerer la m Blahs ssssnt ja
velope FKtB a preseneasa with fall dli ml an f
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stares, positively cared. Ont-of-
tawn patients treated by msrf.
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