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WILL NOT BATTLE THERE i ' > m^,,m .-.-..\u25a0' ''- -' • • J .'.->! • • - .'* MILWAUKEE, Wis;, Dec. 15.—Man- DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE H« WASHINGTON MANAGER TO BE ager , of< the: Milwaukee 'AMERICAN ASSOCIATION LEADER Con6idine Knew This When Posted blub, PRESENTED BY MINERS PRESIDENT OF NEW AMERI- American association has made a IS THROUGH WAITING ON Forfeit and at That Tim« Planned greater sweep of the California league Pull Off Contest at Windsor, Ont., CAN LEAGUE CLUB ST. PAUL to in his search for players ;than the lo- HUB CLOTHING CO. & Possi- Just Across the Line—Small cal magnates had iantieipated. He fife nt? 4. a «. o + 1 t t bility of Interference. has secured the cream of the talent Attempt to Show Combination Between Corner East Seventh Street* and Jackson. Brewers' there for the of 1903, and the Coal Companies and Coal-Carrying WILfL HAVE indications are that Milwaukee will SITE IN NORTH CHICAGO CHICAGO, Dec. 15.—Terry Mc- have a pretty fair team in.the associa- Railroads Meets With Strong Oppo- Govern and "Younpr" Corbett will not CHARGE OF THE PLAYERS tion. sition—Commission LOOKS BRIGHT TO KILFOYLE. HAS BEEN SELECTED flght in Detroit, Mich., after all. The to Meet in Phil- UNIONISTS INCREASE to press, the The announcement In the Wisconsin adelphia. interviews given out the Cutter, threats of interference by Gov. Bliss, that Pitcher of the Sacramento Cleveland Owner Coming club, had signed, 12,958 IN TWO YEARS Believes Con* the boost given to boxing by Mayor been and that First ference Will Settle It. Detroit, willing- Baseman Unglaub had also dedided to SCHANTON, Pa., Dec. 15.—The mine Maybury, of and the loyal workers, CLEVEIxAKD, Ohio, Dec. 15.—Messrs. of Last Season's" St. remain to the Brewers, was only after occupying nineteen days : Will Be Transferred as Soon as ness of the Metropolitan Athletic club , Somers and Kilfoyle, the Cleveland base- 'Team post guarantee a starter. Word now comes to the in presenting 160 witnesses, practical- to its $5,000 forfeit to Louis Nationals to Guide tha Sena- sporting ball magnates, returned today Ifrom New Are Secured—Club to come con- editor of the Wisconsin that ly case before State Labor Commissioner, in His Re- York, negotiations for be- New Grounds the match offunder these Manager closed their the anthra- where peace ditions have all been good fodder for tors—Magnates Declare Dates Ar- Cantillon has been working cite coal strike commission this port, Shows That Labor Is tween the two leagues were commenced Owner Lennon Declares That He Is overtime and has landed several new after- last week. the coming contest, but as far as the Settlement Can noon. They will call one important Better Organized. for the Man governor ranged Before Peace players from the far West. "The prospects for reaching an ami- .Through and Waiting mayor of Detroit or the of witness tomorrow morning. cable working Michigan is concerned, neither one has Be Changed Easily. The new ones signed ade Outfielder arrangement between the With the Purchase Money. Jack3on, of the Los Angeles club, The afternoon session was one of the two organizations at the coming con- much to 'say about the fight, because and ference," said Mr. Kilfoyle, very to the Outfielder Dunleavy, of the Oakland most important sittings the commission There are 28,338 members connected "are it was never intended pull off with organizations bright. The playing schedule of the Na- their jurisdiction. club. In addition to the above players has yet held,, because the question of the labor in Min- tional league will almost certainly be match within Manager Cantillon has practically se- nesota, an increase of 12,958 in the last President Hickey, of the American Not only have the managers of the NEW YORK.Dec. 15.—The president whether the close relationship of the revised in order to avoid conflicting dates. league cured Manager Lohman and Infielder two years. All litigation and controversy over play- did not St. Paul yes- Metropolitan Club of Detroit used the of the American club which Is troal-carrying roads with the mining has association reach mayor's and the name for Streib, of the Oakland club; Infielder companies Labor Commissioner O'Donnell ers will be dropped. The governor's to be placed in this city ia Thomas Eagan, the club, shall figure in the commis- completed report as to the num- has never signed a player who had a bona terday and may not arrive here for good advertising, but they have at the of Sacramento and adjust his J. Loftus. Loftus was formerly man- Third Baseman Nordyke, of the San sion's effort to the controversy ber of labor organizations in the state, fide contract with- the . several days. The league leader evi- same time kept the proper authorities came squarely before the are As a result, we will not be required, to from being properly informed, which ager of the Washington club and even Francisco club. The San Francisco arbitrators. and finds there 297. release a single dently believes the team will not dis- club claims that Nordyke on The decision of the commission, if The new organizations in the past player. staved off possible interference on now is at the head of the Senators. is their "On the other hand, every contract appear if left here until he is ready to reserve, but the reserve is not recog- Chairman Gray's remarks can be so two years numbered 125, and these with our players re- their part. Griffith, year manager by brought organized will be carried out, as plot of land in sporting writers of the Clarke last of nized the National Association of called, was briefly this: into the ranks of gardless of the salary involved." call for it and the While the Stockings, Chicago, to Minor Leagues. labor 9,000 • by as- country been worried over the the White of Is That the commission, in a general members. The increase is North Chicago now wanted the have come here and be manager of the club. 62.49. at once Pres- possibility of the McGovern-Corbett Claim St. Paul Player. way, is adverse to widening the scope are sixty-three sociation'must be secured place Detroit, and the Loftus' place at Washington is to be There railroad labor LEAVE TRANSPORT Hickey secure the new town fight taking in Pitcher Cutter and Jackson and of the investigation beyond the terms organizations not included in the ident will supreme of Michigan has decid- by Patsy Donovan, last year before deserting the old one. court taken Dunleavy are said to be the three stars of the submissions of the miners and above figures, and they represent a ed against "prize fights," the manager^ manager of the St. Louis club of the of the California league. Jackson operators; carrying on the of 3,600. SERVICE WHERE IT IS All this will give the doubting ones Metropolitan Athletic club have is the that in membership of the National league. the young and sensational fielder of investigation it assumes the coal com- The report of the commissioner a chance to make remarks on the "I secured a lease on the armory building The facts named above form a part the New York and Baltimore club, panies can afford to pay fair wages; shows that there has not been in the told you so" order, but a letter from at Windsor, Canada, across the river brought out, Boxing are held of the results brought about by the whom Mugsy MeGraw that If the coal companies, in present- last two years any increase in hours Quartermaster General Thinks the Waff Hickey, which arrived yesterday morn- from Detroit. shows but who went to California to see the labor or less wages paid to organ- at Fort Erie, Canada, across visit of President Ban Johnson, of the ing their side of the case, maintain of Department Should Con- Ing, fails to switch the sunshine back regularly league, com- country. Dunleavy has been sought ized labor, but that in every instance Still from Buffalo, so why not at Windsor, American to this city in clubs, they cannot afford to give an increase trol It. toward St. Paul. pany by many Eastern and is said to the men work less hours and receive arrive, across from Detroit? with J. T. Kilfoyle, of Cleveland, the a star in the field and' a good in wages, then the commission will more wages. President Hickey failed to but Somers, president of bat- Lennon, Had Windsor in Mind. and C. W. vice ter. Lohman has been a successful hear what the miners have to say on he sent a letter to President the league. The announcement o£ WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 15.—Gen. he requested the club Said a prominent Detroit sporting catcher and manager on the coast, but the ability of the companies to do so, M. I. Ludington, quartermaster general and in his letter these changes, too, clears up several he has expressed a willingness to come owner to discontinue any effort being man who visited Chicago yesterday: "I and that if a business cannot pay fair STATE BOARD WILL of the army, before the house committee regarding mysteries which have been bothering to Milwaukee. Nordjftse ,has played made to hold the team in St. Paul. heard a great many stories wages the employer ought to get out on military affairs today advocated con- possibility of pulling off the Mc- the followers of the American league first base for the 'Frisco team, but he tinuing transport the By. the is baseman. of it CANVASS THE VOTES the service under Let the Chance Go Govern-Corbett fight at Detroit. You throughout the country. a third The IPrisco club Documentary..Evidence of the department. He featherweight cham- people say they will make an effort Read. control war said '"St. Paul has had its chance to save can bet that the Diplomat Needed. points brought the cost of the service as now conducted pionship will never be decided there, to retain Nordyke, as Jhja is a good These were out dur- the team," writes the association pres- player and hard to replace. ing the two hours consumed by the tl about $3,000 less than any of the esti- and furthermore Billy Considine, who It has been a problem from the very Returns to Be Taken Up by Court and mates submitted by private concerns, but ident, "and the American#association match, and posted his president The complete list of, players now se- miners' lawyers reading documentary for your to arranged the first who should be named as Cutter, evidence, to the of the at Session said that in his opinion it would be in has kindly waited citizens forfeit of $5,000, never intended to pull of the league team cured follows: Mijott, Nolden whole which State Officials the interest of the soldier and the serv- ' attempt to secure a American here. Barber, pitchers; Lohman and coal companies entered specific and make their down- off the bout at Detroit. But don't think Clearly man, as as a and " This Morning. ice for the war department to operate its Now you have failed in by a long a baseball well S^eer, catchers; Ungjaht, Etrleb, general objections. The mine workers own line, even if it should cost more town park. Considine is a 'sucker.' Not a diplomat, was needed* a great on we act. shot. can says on actual knowledge financier and Eagan, Runkel, inflelders; Jackson, depended deal the evidence rather than to contract with a commercial your town and must I was necessary that only Dunleavy, Dungan, they had to present to.show that the line. Gen. Ludington, speaking of the a suitable site in that the fight will take place at Wind- It he be not outfielders. The state canvassing board will meet "We have selected a business man or a wealthy coal-carrying railroads control the morning capi- matter of carrying private parties on the Chicago are now endeavor- sor, Ont., just across the river from stable this at 10 o'clock at the government transports, said the number Nonth and they in- man, project was a diffl- coal companies, and that the railroads tol. board selected by the secre- ing to secure property. Ifwe de- Detroit. The 'armory,' where but the such charge exorbitant and discriminating The was insignificant and whatever abuses this holding the show, is a big fire- eult one that somebody thoroughly ac- tary of state includes that official, Jus- had occurred in that direction already lay we may lose the chance, so please tend LEADERS IN freight ratee, thus greatly decreasing su- proof structure, and easily seats 4,000 quainted with the game was needed. FOOTBALL. tices Collins and Brown, of the had been corrected. not waste any more time in St. Paul. will the revenues of the mining properties. court, Judges Harrison and Senator Foster and Representative do persons. Detroit, of course, great- Much spearing and groping about Michigan—Curtis Redden-, end. early part preme and Paul has had the chance and has by the bout. Besides any The of the afternoon ses- Elliott, of the Hennepin district bench. Jones, of Washington, and a committee St. ly- benefit has been indulged in and when every- Minnesota —Edward Rogers, end. sion was taken up in hearing testi- of citizens of that state, appeared be- it by. We are going to pu t me of advertising, the crowds of Chicago—Chester Ellsworth, center. the A corps of six clerks will attend to passed amount thing up mony two fore Secretary Root, of the war depart- and our efforts here sporting men who will attend from all was summed was Wisconsin—A. C. Abbott, end. of the remaining witnesses, the tabulation of the figures, which team in Chicago decided upon. Loftus has not always who are, or have been, in the employ of ment, today in support of the movement us more time parts of the country will make their Illinois—C. J. Rothgeb, end. part of the work, it is expected, will to have the government transport, busi- will not permit granting had winning baseball teams when a lowa —George Coulthard, tackle. the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and days. com- you Paul as headquarters at the various Detroit guard. be concluded in two The ness with the Philippines conductefl bj| to you. I will see in St. manager, but has never been any Belott—"Don" Slater, Iron company, after which Mr. Darrow a couple of days way of Seattle or some other port in Puget hotels. The saloons and restaurants he Northwestern Harry Fleager, case putation will take soon as this deal is closed." on big patronage. On the place which he left unpopular. He is — announced the close of his ex- more. Sound. They advocated acceptance of answered this also figure tackle. cepting that he would call one witness the bid of the Boston Steamship com- President Lennon has evening of the fight extra ferry boats one of the most thoroughly liked base- Indiana —Zora Clevenger, half-back. Members of the board receive $3 with in which Mr. tomorrow on a matter entirely differ- the time they pany. The secretary said he would take letter one he tells will carry the masses across the wa- ball men in the country, Purdue —Clarence Qsbome, quarter- anything per day and mileage for wishes into Chicago re- and when this back. ent from that has been of- their consideration before Hickey to go ahead with the terway, and again after the fight as as qualities are in session. final action. promises is any well his other were Notre Dame—Salmon, full-back. fered. plans. The local club owner turn them. I don't think there was seen DePauw—"Shagg" Brown, full- "I will present a table," he said, points im- possibility of interference. Fort Erie taken into consideration it not to interfere and out the that he was fitted better than anybody back. "showing the fluctuations in the an- NOT SO WIQUE. securing permission its fight shows; why not Wind- —Frank Shanklin, half- industry RUNAWAY possibility of for has ; at position of presi- Hanover thracite as to the amount of MYSTERYOF park. sor?" else hand for,, the back. mining past years "I I am rather unique, a down-town dent. Harvard—Carl Marshall, quarter- in the ten and the believe keep the matter fresh in the mind amount per man. We will claim, of UNSOLVED Tho' vulgar folks call me a frique,"- To FOR CHARLIE FRANK. It was practically decided that Grif- IS STILL Said a knight of the road the league president Lennon VICTORY DeWitt, guard. course, that the last year is not a fair of Mr. fith would manage the team some time Princeton—John wages As he took a new load jn he Pennsylvania—"Sol" Metzgar, end. criterion ,as to the amount of Of nose paint to color his bique. also mentions the letter that will ago. However, he manager guard. owner Retains Memphis Club will be the Cornell—Sanford Hunt, that a miner could earn. We may at —Chicago Tribune* be ready to receive the new of Southern League merely ready "West Point—E. E. Farnsworth, end. some future time —do not promise now, of Young Man Who Hired C. power and while Loftus will be -Soule, end. No Trace the Saints and the purchasing and Forgives Manager. with his at pitcher- Annapolis—Charles but just wish to reserve the right ifit Horse and Cutter ready to com- a advice all times the Amherst —James EL BJram. D. Andrews' ANOTHER FOOLISH QUESTION. when the association is BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Dec. 15.—After manager of the White Stockings last Wesleyan—Robert Glllespie, center. should happen to come—we may want day of wranglin, the warring factions or to ask some questions any com- Is Discovered. plete the transfer. of Baseball year will take care of the playing end Carlisle—James JobnSon, quarter- about Of course no beef trust plied its trade the Southern Association back. binations there are of various rail- In that old Roman state; Clubs reached an agreement tonight which always. Peabody, presidents we get them Else how had Caesar found the meat ratified by the board of directors Williams —William full- road when be- C. D. Andrews, the liveryman whose HART HAS SIGHTED PEACE. will be Pat Donovan to back. fore this commission. We leave that runaway acci- On which he grew so great? tomorrow. The terms of the agreement Jump. M. T. full- rig was badly broken in a —Washington Star. follows: Chattanooga will be H. S.—J. C Sanderson, question as it is. We may or may not afternoon, has the po- j Chicago Magnate Confident That War are as Thus will two of the very best men back. want to ask that." dent Sunday asked dropped from the circuit. league lice hunt for the young man who hired Will End Jan. 5. Montgomery will be taken in the league in the American be at the head to ' Can't Touch Coal Trust. Andrews yesterday recovered and the franchise awarded to the pro- of the New York club and it is consid- the cutter. CHICAGO. Dec. 15.—President James —Well, the whip and buffalo robe, but nothing Hart, Colts, returned yesterday moters of the new league club. ered if this will not tend to create a The Chairman of course, we 'A. of the will be retained in the as- STAGG HAS A NEW HURDLER. has been heard of the man who took the from the annual meeting of the National Shreveport feeling of satisfaction among Gotham- will have to decide when questions of league at New York confident that base- • sociation and Savannah and Mobile will that kind come before us. The scope of rig from the stable. at the be dropped. , ' ites nothing will. Chicago Finds a Man Who May Sunday afternoon the cutter was ball peace will be consummated retained. and our inquiry is to investigate and de- Late conference in this city on Jan. 5, between The Memphis club is to be The news that Patsy Donovan will Succeed Moloney. cide upon matters in controversy be- found completely demolished at the top representatives of "the two warring Charles Frank will be put in good stand- Jeague, board. jump to the American while CHICAGO, Dec. 15.—With the loss of tween the anthracite mine workers of a high hill at Minnehaha and De Soto leagues. ing by the national streets, while horse was wandering in association assumes all not unexpected, is a bit surprising. It Fred Moloney from the University of and the operators who have signed the the While Mr. Hart refused to discuss The Southern Chicago team, the have about the Northern Pacific tracks, seventy advance the problems which will come obligations made by the promoters of the is not the first time that the informa- track students letter of submission, or those who have which he is a will take care of players felt that the unquestioned supremacy of question of feet below. before the conference to new league, and tion has been given out that he would the Midway college in the was Intervened since. The the The police believe that the animal was delegate, he made the important state- who have been signed. All advance mon- hurdles existence of a coal trust cannot be in- some house, and adopted by the to players will be refunded to the not be with the Robisons next year, sure to pass away. But it appears Coach lef standing in front of ment that the schedule ey Stagg does not wholly agree with this vestigated here. broke away from its hitchings. FOR National league at New York for next persons paying it. but each fresh assertion to this effect take CHRISTMAS talk of peace opinion. There has come to the univer- "I it that this commission will season was drawn before has invariably met with a denial either sity this fall a long, slender, trimly enough Inasmuch as the na- built consider that it has quite to do 1 had been broached. from Patsy himself or from somebody young man from a little town in Indiana important The most magnificent stock of fine tional league had mapped out and claimed YANGER CROCKY BOYLE. to decide the issues that SLEEPERS WAIT FOR in, cities where two DEFEATS else close to the St. Louis club. by the name of Goshen, and in this young now constitute the controversy Pianos ever shown St. Paul, and in all the choice dates in man, R. B. Kelly, Stagg thinks he has and warerooms in \u25a0 that year, was anything: the most palatial piano the clubs exist, Mr. Hart's admission Patsy, it was said last found a second Moloney. without deciding until it is OFFICE OPENING the old leaguers are willingto make rea- Fighters Have a Bad Night busy for some time flirting with the Kelley's showing hi indoor actually prepared I can state as a gen- BOX world, will be offered at SPECIAL sonable concessions goes a long way to- Philadelphia the meet on In Chicago. American league, but just at the time Saturday gave evidence of fine form in eral opinion that we shall be adverse LOW PRICES for the holidays. ward removing what had been looked on his event, the hurdles, and to widening scope of this as a probable stumbling block. Yanger, of when something seemed be doing justified the the investi- CH-ICAGO, Dec. 15. —Benny to prediction that he would in his first year gation beyond the terms of the sub- Websr, Vosa & Sons, U> In speaking of the peace prospects, Chicago, defeated "Crocky" Boyle, of between himself and Ban Johnson he do even better than Fred Moloney in his One Hundred Men and Boys Spend Un- OMr. Hart said: Philadelphia, six-round bout here mission." Solby in a suddenly became deaf to everything freshman year. Coach Stagg expects to Mr. I comfortable Night In Metropol- Kroager, "It would be eminently improper for tonight. While Boyle was on his feet develop him into a star :man. Darrow—Still take it that the any member of the committee to an- fight, it was only by that pertained to the new league and commission's authority is a little broader itan Lobby. and Wesley Pianos would at the end of the There is to be little if a.ny indoor base- than that to inquire the conditions nounce publicly what his league constant clinching that he escaped a never left the side of Frank De Haas ball practice at the university this winter. into Hundreds of thousands of these choice or would not ask. but although the ques- knockout. As it was, he just managed The big in the here, and anything that would tend to ! tions will be delicate and require careful Robison. > net gymnasium has been the permanent settlement of the matter? one people last evening 1 makes have been sold and giving best to stay the last round. Boyle landed but Patsy taken down and Stagg said yesterday that Over hundred night : handling. I think I may say peace is de- one effective during the fight. In. But it is assured now that will he expected the men I rather inferred that the commission prepared to spend an uncomfortable 'of satisfaction. New Upright Pianos, by parties to this quarrel, and, blow regular manager would have no indoor would want to know something about lobby of Metropolitan opera sired both the same ring Martin Duffy, the Chicago be the of the Senators gets in the the i probable. work unless h© the use of the old freights and connection between waiting for the opening of the box $148, $165, $185, $215, $235 to $500. f therefore is lightweight, was given the decision over next season library room adjoining gym. about the house "That New York schedule was framed six and since he has estab- the which the railroads and the mine owners. I office this morning, when the sale of seats Tom Wallace, of Jhiladelphia, after reputation good manager is now used by the co-eds for their phys- on a war basis and of course we took all hard fighting. Wallace's work lished a as a think it also has direct bearing upon this for the Ben Hur production will com- - and tried to make as many rounds of ical culture work. If the co-eds' gym is case. At least one company has pleaded Early in the evening the first one CALL OR WRITE TO • the best dates was the faster up to the third round, he will doubtless be welcomed there, completed before the end of the quarter, mence. conflicts as possible so as to make it a but after that Duffy matters. although time, directly that they cannot afford to pay arrived, and by 11 o'clock sixty-fiv^ stand forced Loftus, at the same will Stagg may fit up the old library room wages. mostly boys, up. Many of the war if war was to exist. We Both men were very tired at the finish for indoor practice. more were lined : ready to make reasonable concessions." be greatly missed. Mr. Lloyd then read a syllabus of the boys were secured to act as substitutes cessation of of the bout. and several men Just what effect a hostil- STUDENT documents he had to present. He said: in getting the tickets, ities between the National and American DREYFUSS BUYS THE PHILLIES. QUITS THE GAME. "For the purpose of connecting the pres- were among the night-long watchers. upon quasi-public past, made to keep the lobby leagues would have the FIGHTERS TO START TRAINING. ent facts with the we offer evi- Provision was intention of Hickey's American associa- Pittsburg Magnate dence of the causes, character and result heated during the night, so all the discom- fttPITIIAAND fiAAKtt < in this city is Said to Have Pur- Crack End of lowa Team Has Played the 61 suffered was fatigue caused by IimtH A 1 tion to establish a Club of the combinations, both labor and fort they Largest the Northwest St. Paul's club will be chased the Philadelphia Club. Limit. capital in the coal industry, standing upright in a single position for exclusive Piano House in ( problematical. Young Corbett and McGovern Will Work anthracite disturbance transferred because of failure to secure PITTSBURG, Pa., Dec. 15.—1t was per- IOWA CITT, lowa, Dec. the profits of the business both of min- nine hours. There was little V Open Evenings Until Christina* permission from the city council for a at Cincinnati. sistently rumored in local baseball circles 15.—Seiberts ing and transportation, the relations of among the boys, for every few moments ' location, but President Hickey the crack end of the University of lowa transportation companies to operators and the officer on the beat looked in to see ~^ down-town NEW YORK. Dec. 16.—Both "Young that President Dreyfuss, of the Pittsburg football • team, has been pronounced in- refuses to discuss the entrance into Chi- Corbett" and Terry McGovern de- club, had purchased the Philadelphia Na- eligible for future service. miners and the political and social con- if all was welL cago at this time, although it is known have tional league club. The report lacks The athletic sequences that have resulted. The evi- Often a boy would succumb to the pend- cided to train at Cincinnati for their con- board of control at lowa has decided that that gradually stole upon him negotiations to that end have been fight in Detroit next month. firmation, but it is known the Pittsburg his three years' play here, together dence thus offered we obtained from the weariness ing. McGovern magnate is now in Philadelphia con- with reports of various legislative investiga- and would fall from the line and lie down, has left for tho Queen City. He will be his previous work at Wesleyan university strenuously retained trained by Charley Mayhood, do ferring with John I. Rogers, who owns a in Mount Pleasant, will make up tions by the states of New York and but most of them and will majority of the in that team. the full 'Pennsylvania and by congress from 1871 their places during the whole night. JENKINS WINS TWO FALLS. his work at his old guartera. Corbett stock four years allowed by the conference. open this morning will leave shortly for Cincinnati. Harry Durhig the last two months President Accordingly Seiberts, who was the to the present time, and embraces, we The box office will Dreyfuss and Secretary Pulliam have believe, all the important inquiries of at 9 o'clock and the sale of seats will con- TuthiU will look after the Denver^oy dur- choice of the eleven for captain, received through the week, the first night of Mclnerny Was Aggressive but Not ing his training. made several trips to Philadelphia, and at a unanimous complimentary vote and that character which have been made." tinue I Could the National league meeting in New York then the production being next Monday even- Escape the Holds. declined. Mr. Lloyd's Five Points. since the last engagement of Nelson the statement was given out that the His declination resulted in the election ing. Not CLEVELAND, Ohio. McKoever O'Brien Spar. Pittsburger had an option on of Coulthard, who has Mr. Lloyd submitted five points in evi- Richard Mansfield has there been such a Dec. 15.—Tom Jen- and the Phillies' been tackle, end dence, as follows: line-up secure seats at the Metropol- kln« won Iho first and third folia from PHILADELPHIA, 15.—Char- stock. It is believed that the negotia- and fullback on the eleven, playing tackle to Mclnerny Pa.. Doc. tions have been fully closed and steadily the last years. 1. The ownership by certain railroads itan. Tom ton;#ht. The first fall ley MeKoever ana "Philadelphia Jack" before two of properties in the was obtained by Jenkins in . thirty-one o-Brian sparred the first of the year the transfer will be The players have unanimously recom- extensive anthracite six rounds her© tonight. made, giving the local magnate full con- mended as fields. minute» by a Nelson; the second O'Brien appeared to be in better con- Seiberts athletic manager for 2. That- men who are directors in one FALLS INTO VAT by Mclnerny in a wag trol of the club. next season. you Forget" twominutes by half- dition than his opponent, and fresher A close business acquaintance of Drey- mining company are members of boards "Lest Nelson, and the third by Jenkins in nine at the finish.' He floored MeKeever in of other railroads and min- minutes, with a half-Nelson, round, fuss said tonight that if the sale was a of directors The eon« the third and the latter remained reality it was not made for Dreyfuss per- EASY TIME FOR C COMPANY. ing companies. OF BOILING WATER test was advertised to be for $i,500. down seven B©soflds ; MeKnever coal-carrying Mclnerny wag was the sonally. It is believed he is acting for 3. Joint resistance of the The "Limited" the aggressor during aggressor throughout th© boot, but he persons in the deal, railroads to the individual operators most of the contest, ana roughed It with received xnueh mor§ punishment other and that the Jenkins constantly. than club will soon be transferred to lovers of Lyons Holds E, of the First, Down to building an independent road to carry He mads a good im- O'Brion. The bout was considered a game are their product at reasonable rates. Packing House Is Terribly pression with the 2,000 spectators. good one, the who not at present members interest Man In Now Leaves - i^ of the National league. It argued that Three Runs. 4. The community of of the May is Corrected Club Standings— coal-carrying railroads and their mining Scalded and Dreyfusa now has a championship team ' and would not close out his holdings here Team— Played. Won. Lost. P.C. companies. Die. \u25a0 - to take charge, of the Quaker City team. Battery A 6 5 1 .834 5. Constant acquisition of additional Saint Paul Dreyfuss is expected to return to the Company D 5 4 1 .800 unmined coal by the coal-carrying rail- city some time tomorrow. Harry Pulliam Company C 5 '"3 2 .600 roads. Frank Wills, 381 East Lucy street, is at the new president of the league, is ex- Company E, First 7 ' & 5 .285 Mr. Lloyd began to present evidence re- St. Joseph's hospital suffering from scalds pected early in the week. Just who will Company E, Third 4 1 3 .250 lating to the profits of the coal carrying received yesterday afternoon at the South be tho assistant to President Pulliam is roads and the mining companies. He St. Paul plant of the Swift Packing com- a problem which is worrying some of the The C company team, of-the National was instantly stopped by Senior H. pany. So terrible are his burns that but magnates. It seems league, Wolverton, counsel for the Reading com- little hope for his recovery is entertained. almost certain the Guard Indoor Baseball pushed then ensued a long colloquy night Wills was unconscious selection will be made from newspaper deeper Into the fight for leadership hon- pany, and Late last ranks, and President Pulliam said over the question whether the freight and the attendants at the hospital said /lO is to ors last night by trouncing the E, of the profits 2\ favor John B. Foster, a New York writer. First, team in easy fashion. The fea- rates and the of the two classes that he could live but a few hours. ture game was the pitching of Ly- of companies could be properly heard by While at work near a large steam vat of the the commission. yesterday afternoon, Wills lost his bal- CHICAGO IS NOT THE TOWN. ons, who fanned sixteen of the E men. mmM At a meeting of the directors of tL» Chairman Gray did not think so. Dur- ance and fell foremost into the tank. His (9 league Sunday game ing this discussion Chairman Gray made foot caught on the side of the vat, saving held the between his announcement that the commission him from being precipitated into the Hlckey Refuses to Batery A and Company C, which was pro- TeFI the Future Home by company, was assuming that the operators could boiling water. For five minutes the man of St. Paul Team. tested C was ordered played pay a fair wage and that if employers hung by his foot, and then his screams over. The score of last night's game by fair they ought to get lifted CHICAGO, D«c. IB.—A report waaclr- Innings: cannot pay wages brought assistance. He was from 31 how good beer \ culated yesterday that President T. Company C 4 3X231 *—14 out of the business. his perilous position, but not before the ': J. Workingmen. steam had literally boiled the flesh upon Hlokey, of the American,- association, Companyß 0 2 10 0 0 o—3 Suits the man's body. would era to St. Paul today for the pur- Lloyd to with the upper portion of pose \u25a0 . Mr. seemed' be 'satisfied Wills became unconscious soon after he of taking the final - steps toward ; view, would go no \u25a0 this and said he was from vat. St. Joseph's the American .' Stewards to . Investigate.- ~ principle lifted the tms»fer?Jnf 1 association - further; that the -:.thus .laid hospital was notified, and the man was club of that city to Chicago."- FRANCISCO, : Cal., "; down "by commission be Arrives night Whan asked BAN ' Dee. 15.— the i would wel- taken to the hospital. afcout it last Mr. Hiokey said: "I improved showing of Eva "<}- In the last comed by \u25a0 the : worklngraen of• the ; coun- do - set • want to discuss the : proposition race at Ingleaide •, today 'caused' much ad- try and set a precedent.:.;lf that ;princi- ef Printing the -club ..to,' Chieaso. l had verse and rcaulteii- In the stew- ple'l carried out no • employer >in • the a nepeci that comment : Is Police Arrest Wrestler. those neraeaa.- who in&latod ards deciding to nwtfte .an investigation. oountry could, -with jhis 'profits * low,; de- yesterday CHICAGO ypon briniripg - :,' The police arrested Qua the ft, Paul eluh to Chi- The track\u25a0 had dried- . out goTnewhatj.but crease ?\ -workman's -wages below the Dorfen, robbing en paper' \u25a0 <; charging him with John eeira had forgotten It by .\u25a0 this was stiH heavy. Burns tarried ©ft! the rid- standard of fairness.V v-> •---.: '-'\u25a0 • \u25a0 - ; night tlfflfe. . -:\u25a0-...'\u25a0 -.;. !---\u25a0:\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.\. .'.; ing by winners; , Qray, a dJscuaalon,- Johnson rof k $130 ~ Sunday in STo 8:55 .- *>..... honors landing three ; Chairman in further Seventh; •. "IfeKPeet te m to gt.:;©aßl'(reen,":i>ut'l- said that if. the i eo»panl«i Ampresenting Smith's saloon*. Bast and Robert Qe mt Imow hew w, \u25a0 : ease make .- point streets. :Dorien.claims to have two ac- • It is eertaln that \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 their vide iof the •the ' the elyU will be \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0.•\u25a0•:"• •'\u25a0. ; Lew the AtiTletto •' Piefd, v. '-c 4-. they, - pay complices, *of• whom the police ihave se- Next Morning taHen frem St. Paul Iand that - cannot fiTiOvd to an Jnero&so cured good • descriptions. Dorien W pineed in gem© ether . etty, but -where :•/ NSW- YOBK, me. J6 s =S©qthfl©ia, QqU • iri^wagea, then the: will-hear was welcome for -it eaacini?astott once ja member, of St.- \u25a0. Salvago- will he put I eaaaet jay.. at -the, present iipaWa'B; present fttWetie fl§l3=•-is ioal•te what the minerg have to say on the sub- Corps the Paul #Alwaysi •\u25a0 and la, tier - were athletes, i»iv&f&to Bays ject,'- -\u25a0'"\u25a0- :^-~-- :—:..--:,. ' • ." in -of local' reputa- " •as a trustee it \u25a0: \u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0 -• \u25a0 inspection, '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-. :. '•. \u25a0- \u25a0 :,-:--- \u25a0 tion. is tag^vaiuahia i§s \u25a0. atfe^tle sroiindi. . Re JAftg?»the''irUß6ss- fa? ttie ra*n&rs .testi- . Breakfast °?- t ) tii§ - Tjy Galui«"Hiq, fies teiperravp t*%? *' PHly Rhea#g?, 6f : PauJ, ?§ eaecl, said list of the peußd -- iaer-njnjj, Mr-. Wolvevton will 6t- iiuaeate, {he fletas Bavtn, open,. , apf>rsU9ro, :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'-\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0' r- ' Jifee at ifew for the TICKET OFFICES: ;- JOiHigt, \u25a0 papyara nil' & pt6= , IP-. =: mjlf, ?T!.nget§a sna was-neve? a.pe&=. It:was • anr,9«Be§yl \W n tfte •' esfrtmlasjen Harvests? eamfe.tfta.eam?!rtc{J. ef-Bi ram: SfiireKgnew* Ma= uss • »&B§6y.i T?6UW eßawft>= that. w«ien it adjQunjg fay Vet • Qhristmft.n 16,—©, W, of "4 00 R.obort Street, St. Paul \u25a0 s^!?=l %% GmOASQi Bee. Perkins* rIQH RTgrntj-T-g. .6f pneeln. : ute; ;iper^}j= \u25a0to g.UiletJß- holidays;-probable? df, ssiufaajv r hegse p> nr-ej N^b.. In the f3,e#.B^Q "enshla is ~ will the jinftafisi $t J. Meraaa & Minneapolis r^»E4 ef a nfteeiureunci here -i.teams.: •" disport V tK§asseivei=i i and \u25a0 enter- , be ;to •, in •Philadelphia, the i &rat is i 414 Nleotlet At*.. .v-^-.;, fastest to Jiieef %oa «©•., !fi^i«3 id BRve I e&s3s»i