Istenc« In the mlnorF Bergen and Taylor with extra remuneration for winning and are dead. On the «tler band, there are a losing mounts. number of vetera^Jlall above tbe age of ALL SORTS thirty-three.who ale still able to furnish a GOOD WRESTLING. OF articls SPORTS base' ball and con¬ satisfactory tinue to draw salarleflin the major leagues. Time does not seem /fc have any great de¬ Boxwell Stayed the Limit With Cham¬ preciating effect on ilfc ability of such men pion Harvey Parker. in as Jesse Burkett. Qyhroung, Jim McGuIre, President Johnson Talks Jake Beckley, Heine Pelts, Jack O'Connor, There was another fierce wrestling battle Jack Doyle. Lave Cross, George Davis, at Kernan's Lyceum last night between New York. Charles Farrell and ow or two others who Champion Harvey Parker and "Sandow" jiave seen ten years or more of big league Boxwell of Carroll Institute, the latter service and are under contract to continue be¬ WP 38° to play In 1904." staying the full twenty minutes without IS) ing thrown, and thereby won the wager. rem THIS CITY ALL RIGHT GOLF AT BEACH. Wednesday night Boxwell stayed fifteen minutes with Parker without being thrown, "CHARGE ACCOUNTS CHEERFULLY OPENED.' EE chance W. K. VanderlHIl Wttii First Prise in and the champion asked for another W. K. VANDERBILT WINNER IN at a twenty minutes' struggle. The result Handicap Against Bogey. was the same, and the crowded house sim¬ PALM BEACH GOLF TOURNEY. William K. Vanderbilt, sr.. won the golf ply went wild over the Carroll Institute handicap at Palm Beach yesterday by mak- man's success. Parker worked with des¬ THE SMOOTH Ing the lowest net score. He was very perate energy from start to finish to get "Sandow's" shoulders to the mat, but the an- Good at New much pleased, as were his friends, for he Racing Orleans.Fighters has latter was too clever and strong. been playing excellent golf recently. Tonight a splendid card is offered, as SMOKE Held for Grand Jury. The tournament for "New Year cup" Is Parker will have Joe Grant as an opponent, All the Suits and Overcoats in stock are of¬ to last three days, and this was the qual- and as the latter is about equal weight with Bowling Contests. ideation round of eighteen holes the champion there is a chance of some¬ fered during; this sale at the smallest prices played body hitting the mat. Grant is the best A Dream against bogey. The medal play bogey score boy in Washington at the wrestling game, ever asked for high=class clothing. Is 72. There were twenty entries, but some at middle weights, and at one time he was President Ban Johnson was more commu¬ of them did not turn in cards. The lowest touted as a worthy opponent of Parker's. A nicative in New York than he was in this gtoss score was toa^e by Charles B. Cory It will be seen tonight whether Grant has Delight city. After reaching Gotham yesterday of Boston. He -and John Moller, jr., of the gone back or not. All Overcoats Reduced! morning he was held up by a Sun reporter Apawamls Club played from scratch. A Satisfaction with the following result: Scores were: GOOD BASKET BALL. Ban Johnson, president of the American W. K. Vanderbilt, sr.. New York (handl- cap 16), 1 up. Emerson Institute Defeated the Cosmos c League, arrived here yesterday at noon Charles B. Cory, Boston, .'1 down. from Washington. An hour later he was John'Moller. Jr., New York, 4 down. Athletics. Everywhere in conference with Barney Dreyfuss of A. W. Black, Lakewood (handicap 7), 6 The Emersons went at the Cosmos A. A. over the schedules of the down. win. for Overcoats that sold Pittsburg playing D. B. Martin, Brandywine. Philadelphia yesterday with a determination to American and National leagues. No definite (handicap 5). 0 down. They played the Cosmos A. A. in two up to $16.50. All the new The Brand conclusion was reached beyond the fact F. S. Armstrong, New York (handicap 0), twenty-minute halves and won by a score Largest Selling that the Americans have decided to open 7 down. of 10 to 3. The C. A. A. team was out¬ styles in all lengths, in the season In New York city D. R. Calhoun, St. Louis (handicap 1C), of In the World. championship 7 down. classed at all stages of the game, the pass¬ Oxford and black Cigars on April 14, before the Nationals begin the ing and goal throwing of the Emersons i fancy, Johnson Edward W. Root. New York (handicap 3), fabrics. The Band is the Smoker's Protection. campaign at the Polo grounds. 8 down. being excellent. The line up: and Dreyfuss do not want conflicting dates, Gilbert Farlntosh, Virginia Hot Springs C. A. A. I'ositlous .Emerson Institute. but it is understood that the New York Na¬ (handicap 5). 8 down. H'srhrr nicht forward C. Onne KnoxLeft forward Carver tionals do not care to Memorial William B. Dowd, New York (handicap give up 18). 8 down. Johnson Center W. Onne (rapt.) day in this city, although that was the un¬ H. M. Bolton, Chicago (handicap 1)). 13 MrQuinn Klgbt guard J. Ornie derstanding when the two leagues made down. .Scott (rapt.) Left jcuard ..Kernels peace a year ago. Johnson, in reply to There will be match play today and the rr. WHEAT IN MANCHUBIA. several questions, said: finals will be played o(T FIGHTERS HELD. "The Ridgewood case will be decided by Saturday. at a forOvercoats that sold A to the State the national base ball commission and Carter to Go Before the J up Mertz Will Timely Beport Depart¬ meeting next month. I think now that the DOWN THE ALLEYS. Choynski to 'Wonder What ment by Consul at Niuchwang. commission will convene in this city in¬ Grand Jury. |j to $30. Equal any stead of Chicago, so that both the New District Title Tew Beat tons. of Joe and Say Today?" Wheat growing and milling In Manchuria York Americans and the Brooklyns can be Washing Kid Carter Brooklyn, Choynski tailor-made garments. The District Title and men as their seconds 13 the subject of a timely and Interesting heard. I do not care to make any state¬ Washington Title the eight who acted All the in 'At the Sign of the Moon." report to the State Department by Mr. Hen¬ ment now as to the merits of this case, but bowling teams of the Title Insurance and spongers at the bout on Tuesday night leading styles ry B. Miller, the American consul at Nlu- I will say that Chairman Herrmann has League met last evening on the Rathskeller at Boston were held for the grand jury In the best fabrics. Store closes at 6 p.m. dally; not committed himself one way or another, former won chwang. China. He declares that the great the There alleys and the two of the three the municipal court of that city yesterday, Saturdays at 8 p.m. in spite of stories to contrary. The first Siberian railway through Manchuria to its w .s no verbal or written agreement as to games. game rolled by the Dis¬ bail being fixed at $500 each. end at Port Arthur paeses through 1,000 the Americans being confined to the borough trict team was the best of the evening, the The testimony for the prosecution con¬ miles of as continuously rich agricultural of Manhattan when the peace pact was score being 748. The highest individual sisted of the stories of Capt. O'Lalor, Chief so that it is unfair to hinge the Suits signed, score was rolled four men from the Reduced count ry as can be found In the world. evidence Is 181, by W. S. Bouscaren, Inspector Watts and Fancy When the case on that point. Storm a were Especially significant in view of the pros¬ all in there will be a fair, square ruling by with close second. The scores: latter's department. The boxers rep¬ for Suits for pect of war between Russia and at the that is certain. There will DISTRICT TITLE. First. Second. Third. resented by James F. Sweeney, who spoke Japan commission, Hilton 127 125 103 Suits this time is the consul's reference to cli¬ be no war. Feruald of "the old days when things were not that sold "The Washington club's affairs have not 177 132 14# strenuous" and of "the well-known actor that matic conditions in Manchuria. In the Sun- be in Storui. Jr 180 131 155 the latitude la the same as the .n adjusted yet. but things will good .Lrary 125 113 100 named Jeffries." and pursued a line of up to 15.7 gari valley sold shape there very soon. W. J. Lambert, a Capt. Dryden 130 102 172 to the effect that boxing matches up Dakotas and the climate much the same. Pue Gorman, argument "Freezing weather," he says, "begins about nephew of Senator Arthur are conducted In a friendly spirit and th-t $16.50. to $30. will be the president in all probability, and Totals... .J..... 748 083 079 are no worse than foot ball. November 1, and thawing the last of March. behind 'button lltst they The most disagreeable feature of the cli¬ t club will have plenty of money bowled game. Judge Emmons, chairman of the police .in it. Third Baseman Coughlin will not be WASHINGTON TITLE. was to the witness stand by high-class mate is the strong severe winds that pre¬ be suicidal. First. Second. Third. board, called vail in winter and spring. The thermome¬ traded, for such a move would Beujauiiu 157 151 1.10 Mr. Sweeney. He objected to going on, Ail 530 suit fabrics tailored to O The American League was never in better L. U. Bouararen 128 131 138 to the case for <National League club next season, of a of 40,000 of captured games. for Manhattan College last year, tectives were at once sent to the scene barrels . ing dally capacity ... he intends to the manage¬ pitched minutes." , of the were The score and says notify the .Making a clean clearance flour. Johnson had a long conference with Frank games good. highest is will be taken along for a trial. Minihan is robbery. offices for the was the total lor the ment when the time comes that he ready and besides Manhattan has The safe was found today in the rough So rapidly are the Russians-developing the Farrell at the New York Americans evening Hii7, a big fellow, track. It had been of all the Suit and Overcoat country that Consul Miller that building during the after¬ first rolled the Citizens team. to fulfill his obligations, and will look for done good work for the Plattsburg team. lands alongside the predicts in the Flatiron last game by The with rifled of everything except a valuable dia¬ at the lowest within a year our flour trade in Siberia and noon. and also held another confab S'ores: the salary his contract calls for. He is a fast sprinter. He went abroad fabrics in stock who for when two ago and com- mond and some valuable papers. Manchuria will be at an end, and that with¬ night. Jesse Tannehill. pitched CITIZENS. r> First. Second. Third. Two years ago Kittridge sisn°d Arthur Duffey years of Americans last year, also club he did so affixing in several dashes. Before going to A man's hat was found in the vicinity ever quoted on high- in three years flour from Siberia and Man¬ the New York Jiallenncr. -f 138 172 1J-8 with the Boston by I>eted the stolen safe After the robbery a prices churia will be hard our trade at the offices and expressed a desire 200 100 170 his name to two different contracts, prefjr- Manhattan he was at Georgetown Univer¬ today. pressing upon called of Barrlaj man about thirty years of age bought a hat class in other parts of China. Mr. Miller says to remain here another season instead Jacobscn 202 13J 150 r:ng to do this rather than tie up to a two- sity. tailoring. V<*1 ITS 140 104 that from a section man, and on the arrival of that Americans are not allowed to own being traded. year agreement. He claims, therefore, afternoon was turned (jhiscllt 154 100 152 season has no bearing the south-bound train this .Every garment land or build houses and do business in v what took place last CONDEMNED. arrested at the and Identified by the on this RECIPROCITY depot out during the sale is as per¬ Harbin without the permission of the local VIRGINIA'S SCHEDULE. Totals ...... -J...... I 807 783 842 s?ason, section man. It Is believed that tlie robber Russian authorities, which is difficult to get. The club has the right to let the player has been RIUG8. 'first. Second. Tiiird. a ten and can in that Protective Tariff Issues Ad¬ captured. fect as skill can produce. A He says it is useless to enter any of the This in Evans 204 151 141 go with days' notice, League the lines Will Play Harvard in City ...,..^,,-^,1 way Kittridge to some other city. places along railway anywhere Yaio. .... 124 134 1U0 relegate dress to Protectionists. bid for future as in Manchuria outside of and at¬ 142 148 This will prove no hardship to the old PANAMA WANTS NO ARJffY. patronage Nluchwang April. Novlna I 138 annual of the tempt to sell goods against Russian com¬ of the TTni- Worthii)j?t««n 101 182200 catcher, as he is wanted in Washington, The nineteenth meeting well as present satisfaction. Manager John W. Somerville Harrison v.... 188 182 158 but it looks as if it be difficult for Protect.ve -was held in petition. ball team has might American League Police Force to Take Place of Military servity of Virginia base the Boston clnb to get over the fact that New York yesterday. The report of the of Totals 813 814 a fide contract with .All Suit about completed his schedule games, ...... 810 Kittridge holds bona a total of 878. Organization. $15 IS OPPOSED TO WAR. it for the coming season. secretary showed membership fabrics to order which bids fair to be the most complete Two Postponed Oame3. located in twenty-two different states. The A dispatch from Panama yesterday says: In on a team has had to play many Three of the series were as follows: The constitutional convention approved, for Baker the Virginia games postponed Hold a Smoker. election of officers resulted $9.50 Representative Against among others a southern to the Levant WTjselmen of New the first debate, a draft of a constitution including to have been rolled, bjt owing late¬ President. Charles A. Moore York; Bill. years, cities The smoker the Levant Wheel¬ Army Appropriation trip to Atlanta and several important ness of the hour but two games were given by first vice president. Col. A. G. Paine of New which contains the following principal .All $18 Suit and Overcoat The consideration of the well as a men at the club rooms, 050 Pennsylvania army appropria¬ in that part of the country, as rolled. The Citizens took both games. The York; second vice president. Joseph E. points: tion bill in the House yesterday continued the team will meet avenue southeast, Wednesday night was at¬ The of business monopolies in trip to St. Louis, where score for the first game gas 877 and 800 Thropp of Massachusetts: treasurer and abolition until after 5 o'clock. Practically all of the thus far ar¬ tended by a throng of the members and the infliction of the death d'Xto.or: $ 112.5© many new rivals. The games for the second. Although the Riggs boys general secretary. Wilbur F. Wakeman of the republic: time was devoted to tariff discussion. friends of the organization. Those who add¬ crimes; the abolition ranged are as follows: were defeated rolled in form. Of New York. penalty for political Messrs. New thej" good of the were Wm. an .All $22 Suit and Overcoat Parker, Jersey, and Prince, Saturday, March 12-Woodberry. at Char¬ the five games rolled by these teams ed to the pleasure evening In the board of managers D. M. Ferry of of the army and the establishment of Illinois, took occasion to pay a tribute to the Flathers was high man. his score for the McCabe and Ed. L. Hutchinson, vocal solos; succeeded Senator Francis E. efficient police force; the fact that the lottesville. _ , Michigan army. Minority leader Williams made the March 15.Locust Dale, at Char¬ fifth game being 211. The scores: Harry J. Hanlein. negro and dialect songs; are of the Roman Tuesday, Albert Maddox, recitations; Raymond Pad¬ Warren of Wyoming. majority of isthmians trior'0.0." 11 5.50 principal speech from the democratic side. lottesville. CITIZENS. Flr*t. Second. The following executive committee was Catholic faith is recognised, but church $ .. Mr. reviewed 22-St. Albans, at Char¬ Bullrnp-r 108 174 gett, songs, and Eddie Welles Wright, piano Barbour of New Jersey, Lacey (Iowa) conditions past Tuesday, March 171 2U2 club are elected: William state are all cltlwna. witti and and said the had not Barclay selections. The officers of the pre¬ Frank W. Chenny of Connecti¬ and separated: .All Suit and Overcoat present people for¬ lottesville. Jacobscn 153 season a chairman; the of members of any military $25 gotten to "let well enough alone." He March 25.Brown, at Charlottes¬ 101 204 paring to make the coming busy cut; Gov. Franklin Murphy of New Jersey; exception op¬ Friday. Vogt one. and large additions to the club's mem¬ Wil¬ body which may be established, shall have with Canada at this * 163 168 David L. Tinsteln of New York, and posed reciprocity time, ville. OiuK-lii'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'...... fr* are looked for. the to vote; the press shall be free; but favored as a March 28.Brown, at Char¬ bership liam F. Draper of Massachusetts. right d?rtr,0r reciprocity general prin¬ Saturday, 877 890 the president's term of office shall be four $18.50 Mr. Hill to Totals The unanimously adopted an ad¬ ciple. (Conn.) replied the lottesville. league substitute vico at Charlottes¬ .' "to the of the United years: there are to be two arguments presented on the minority side, Monday, March 28.Trinity, RIGOH. First. Second. Base Ball Notes. dress protectionists one from the liberal and one .All Suit and Overcoat aas 160 200 which in presidents, $30 employing figures to sustain his contentions, ville. There is great joy in Detroit over the States." says, part: from the conservative party, and they shall saying it was not a question of how high Tuesday, March 29.St. John's (Md.), at Bthera R I0U 231 "In annual meeting assembled, we reaf¬ la to be NotIos 128 101 acquisition of Pitcher Ed Killian, with firm the taken by the tariff league, strve for two years. The judiciary the tariff Is fixed, but the method of fixing Charlottesville. .... 157 135 position It. Worthlngton Cleveland in 190.1. He pitched some mar- on January 15, l'JOB, and declare: elected by congress. dacbrrior,oor: $22.50 Mr. L4nd (Minn.) spoke for freer Thursday, March 31.Open. liarrlaon ..' 104 loS adopted That part of the draft which refer* to trade relations with Canada, and said he Saturday, April 2.Yale, at Norfolk. velously good games for the Napoleons "That reciprocity In competitive products boundaries" delimits the canal to see our economical become at Charlottesville. Totals 811 880 Is unsound In principle, pernicious in prac¬ territorial and $40 Suit and Over¬ hoped policy Monday, April 4.Yale, last fall, but some way a south paw's path is sine as specified In the Hay-Bunau-Varilla .$35 as great as and co-extensive with the Mon¬ 5.Lehigh, at Charlottes¬ tice. and condemned by experience. It to coat fabrics Tuesday. April Department League Bowlers. to a permanent place on the Cleveland alike to the national of pro¬ treaty, and this Is believed indirectly S/Th roe doctrine. ville. contrary policy the treaty. The only opposition to the army bill was 0.Pennsylvania, at The Commerce and Cttbor team dropped Club's pay roll seems filled with endless tection. to the fair treatment of domestic approve to order for. /I oO^hJ' Wednesday, April and to friendly relations with It has been agreed among the members made by Mr. Baker (N. Y.), who said he Charlottesville. three straight games last evening to. the obstacles. producers, to approve a bill ratify¬ was foreign countries. of the convention opposed to war. Thursday, April 7.Pennsylvania, at Navy Yard team on the Palace alleys. The "When McCormlck, Brlody, Dunlap and since ing all the acts of the provisional govern¬ "It is neither ethical nor economic, neces¬ Charlottesville. bowling of t.he Navjf team was excellent, Glasscock jumped to Henry V. Lucas' It seeks to benefit some industries by the ment. This will do away with the Saturday, 9.Cornell, at Charlottes¬ were more the ratifi¬ NEW POST OFFICE IN NEW T0RK. April of the scores over 800, the first Union League in 1884 there sacrifice of others. Reciprocity in competi¬ sity of a separate bill proposing ville. all tjejing mad men in Cleveland than there have the convention of the act whereby 073. The first game rolled the tive products Is the policy of favoritism. It cation by Tuesday. April 12.Hampden-Sidney, at reaching by ever been at any one time since." says the junta ratified the Hay-Bunau-Varilla Recommendation of the Postmaster team was also tends to array industry against industry, Charlottesville. Con-.meree and Labor good, Johnny Gough, In the Cleveland Leader. "I section against section at home, and to treaty. Trousers! Friday. April 15.Washington and Lee, at the score being 884. All of the Navy boys remember a telegram sent to the four de¬ and General. foment commercial retaliation political Charlottesville. were In good form except Lee. who had an serters one from the Weddell house. Postmaster General has recom- night antagonism abroad. True American policy COL. O. H. PAYNE. Payne Saturday, April 1ft.Naval Cadets, at An¬ off day. Bowsher had high score for the The jumpers were about to pass through of all the and GUEST OF .Special bargains in merded to the House committee on 213. The Is protection opportunities 1 public napolis. evening, his first score being Cleveland. The message was signed by A1 possibilities of the American market for rousers to order, up ^ buildings and grounds the following item Monday, April 18.Harvard, at Washing¬ scores: Johnson. Oscar Black and Henry Beckman, American enterprises; and fair, equal trade Secretary Hay Taking a Best at Green¬ from of legislation to provide for the ton, D. C. NAVY. First. Second. ThlW. and said; treatment for all other countries." V proposed " wood. 22.North at Broun v 180 171 216 coats new New York office Friday. April Carolina, 'Suggest you wear your rubber post building: Chapel Hill, N. C. O'l>onuell "212 172183 while going through Cleveland. Egg crop A dispatch from Thomasvllle, Ga.. yester¬ "For the acquisition of a site for post Leo 137 170 ITS % Saturday. April 23.North Carolina, at Howsber 213 172 1«1 is large and there are many willing FIRE IN A GIRLS' SCHOOL. said: Secretary of State John Hay office in New N. C. " day building the city of York, Greensboro', Crist211 170 100 hands.' arrived at Thomasville this evening at Q.'M state of New York, comprising a frontage Saturday. April .10.Open. A good many base ball men, east and Students Reocued at 884 t96 Thre Hundred o'clock from Washington. He was accom¬ & o-' 4«0 feet on the west side of 8th avenue Monday, May ».North Carolina, at Char¬ Totals 973 west, refuse to be talked out of the belief Hertz Co-» lottesville. that before 15 either Fielder Jones of Greensboro, N. C. by Mr. and Mrs. Payne Whitney and a of 640 feet on 31st and 33d 6. ANB L. First. Beyond. Third. May panied depth Jarvls 160 134 143 the White Stockings or Emmet Heidrick A dispatch to the Baltimore Sun and family. The party occupied the Pull¬ streets, to a street to be made hereafter, 167 M2 124 special OLD BALL PLATERS. Kaiser of the Browns will be in center field for from Greensboro. Si. C.. yesterday says: man car Courier, which had been 906 F Street. such site to be subject to the of the Cordon 170 154 13ft Cleveland. private j»21 right Thnuiiiktus 164 140 164 Fire which broke out in the kitchen today chartered for the trip. Railroad to use for 191 "Take two teams evenly matched, and Pennsylvania Company Stars of a Few Seasons All Adams 164 104 the main the kitchen bears no trace of his recent se¬ platform and trackage under a plane below Ago Nearly the team that doesn't wrangle or splutter destroyed dormitory, Mr. Hay the curb line of the adjoining streets; j>ro- Gone. Totals 834 781 769 at the other players or the umpire will and dining rooms, and laundry and boiler vere Illness. He walked briskly from the win the most says Mack. Normal for vided. however, that such use does not in¬ "Just recall the stars of a few seasons games." Connie buildings of the State College car, and was cordially greeted by his terfere with the erection of neces¬ "According to the old Baltimore and Cleve¬ There were about 3C0 supports and name those who still remain in HEW 0BLEAHS BACES. Girls, in this city. friend, Col. O. H. Payne, who had been sary in the construction of a suitable post ago land style, you had to kick up a great fuss students in the burned dormitory, and all office ja.OOO.OOO." fast company." observed an old follower of to win. But those teams, with their waiting for some time on the depot plat¬ building. and were without The twvy drove This provision Is intended to be incorpo¬ the game. "There was Bill An¬ Friar Tuck Picked Up Top Weight s.trength, would have won twice as many rescued injury. form. gentlemen together big Lange, students had narrow in Colonel Payne's to his beautiful rated in a deficiency or any other appro¬ son's peerless centerfiefder. His hard hit¬ Beat a Past Field. games had they sat ¦'ill on the bench. The Some of the escapes. buggy bill available. Mr. Rider of New Boston American League team Is a quiet Two ladles were awakened only home, "Qreenwood." priation ting and wonderful re¬ Friar Tuck In sterling fash- young will remain there two York already lias introduced a bill to pro¬ sprinting ability demonstrated one. yet always in the game, and winning when the flames had reached their room, The whole party vide for a new office on the mains fresh in the minds of the enthusiasts. Jon afternoon at the New Orleans without fuss about it." weeks or more. Mrs. Whitney is the daugh¬ post building | yesterday any and in the confusion fought their rescuers her sam«* site and also for a branch post office One winter Lange married an with track that he waB'tlie Dfeit two-year-old colt Jack O'Neil is sorry to leave-the Cardi¬ to ter of Secretary' Hay. She spent honey, jielress. and, running to the windows, attempted moon here two years ago. The Secretary- building at the New York Central station. the condition that he should retire perma¬ that has so far In public at the nals and says the Robinsons will regret out. Over 100 of the girls lost all 'sfljOwtf' breaking up the famous brother battery. Jump was here for two weeks last season. The nently from base ball. Although his release course. He picked up .top-weight and beat their clothing. The loss is estimated at weather Is fine and the visitors have PIANOS AND ORGANS. Pitcher Schmidt, last season with Brook¬ $70,000, with Insurance. The build¬ every NEW YORK EDITORS. was worth W5,(*I0 to the Chicago club, he a fast field of coks and geldings over the lyn. Is now for San Diego in the £25,000 prospect of an enjoyable stay. . twirling ing was the property of the state. faithfully carried out the nuptial stipula¬ three-and-a-half-fur1on(f course.the longest Southern California Winter League. The girls saved their money In most In¬ the ama¬ Will Meet at the Arlington February tion, and never again did he appear on a journeys the youfigstefs have raced over Newark, Jersey City. Baltimore and Prov¬ stances, taking their purses even when CITIZEN THAIN BUSIED. artist, ball field. Anson, who discovered idence will be the scenes of the opening and 14. "Pop" this season. ,,4 ,1, they had to leave their trunks clothing. teur, tlie beginner. Lange, was one of the greatest figures in games of the Eastern League season In A loss of and one of f&O has been re¬ Tllli The Republican State Editorial Associa¬ base Although Friar (Tuck -raced in the colors $60 Funeral Service of . His Brain ball. He disagreed with President April. One hundred and Song all find inspiration in of S. S. he was really the ported. twenty-five girls tion of New York will meet at the Arling¬ Hart, and this rupture led to his retire¬ Capt. Brown, There are now three of the Tannehill lost all their clothing except what they Large and Healthy. the 4 and ment. He Is now the proprietor of a pay¬ of Hlldfeth. That astute, family In base ball, a younger brother to exquisitely satisfying ton Hotel In this city an.February property Sam. wore. The New York World of today says: The tone of when Is that Senators Piatt ing billiard parlor in Chicago and no longer horseman and early that Jess and Lee having signed with Wheeling, 5, it expected worries over trailer recognized of Francis Train was burled the game. Billy Hamilton Friar Tuck was machine of W. Va. body George and De|>ew and Gov. Odell and ex-Gov. helped the Bostons to win several pennants, l}igh Joe Bean expresses the hope that Pitts¬ ROBBERS GOT *80,000. yesterday In Greenwood from the Merritt Black will be Messrs* and and his class, and. despite- the .fact that he Is a him a chance and not re¬ KNABE PBANOS present. Depew short, burly frame is familiar to ' burg will give In West 23d street. Wil¬ to He outlived his usefulness gelding, he made a haWdsome offer to the turn him to the Eastern Company chapel Black already have accepted invitations schoolboys. Jersey City League Express Safe on Southern Pacific Train liam Savin, tenor, sang "Abide With Me." Judged by any standard address the editors and favorable responses with the triumvirs and is now manager of Pittsburg ml!lk>natrcrs!< representative for team. a minor leigue team. Five years who him. After a short conference between the Knowles of the New York Na¬ Stolen. and Madeline Morrison sang "Jesus, Lover Knabes claim are Piatt and Gov. ago Secretary unqualified expected from Senator would have predicted that the game would men Friar Tuck passed Into the hands of tionals received a letter from McGraw yes¬ of My Soul." National Editorial A dispatch from San Francisco yesterday precedence. (Klell. The Republican become too fast for Hughey Jennings, who Htldreth for a consideration said to be terday, the manager saying that Roger stole the iron safe from Flowers were sent by Gen. De Peyster. jj Association will hold its annual convention was then the best says: Train robbers all-round shortstop in *4.000. Bresnahan was at Hot Springs with him. north G. P. Bemis, ex-mayor of Omaha, Mr. and WM. KNABE & in this city on the same days and will at- the country? Yet considerably older men, Hildreth put up Fuller instead of Helger- The outfielder thinks he can boll the sciati¬ the express car of the Sunset Limited, CO., Mrs. Moses and others. Old men who tMike Tiernan. BIU Bill Jake Jockey lad who led all the the ball cranks on the rear he made the discovery that customs, district of Gloucester. Mass., and Meekln, Joyce. Domlnick, the test from other side astounding a number of CifAS. Consul Goodnow had been visiting relatives Stensel. Thee Breltenstein, Clarence Childs. riders of the country In the matter of win¬ of the bridge. It is probable that Sheckard the safe had been wrenched from the corner postmasters. STIHFF, here for the past three days, and expected Bob Allen. George Cuppy, Ed. McKean. ning raountB during the season of 1002, was would have been sold to the New Tork Na¬ of the car. where it had been secured by T to remain In Minneapolis a week, but de¬ Buck Ewing, Frank Dwyer, Bid McPhee, at New Orleans yesterday by Fred tionals, just as Dahlen was traded off for heavy steel bars, and carried away. The A Guaranteed Cure for Piles. 521 ELEVENTH ST. N.\\\\ velopments In China have been such, U is Pink Hawley, Bill Clements, Marty Bergen Cook,signed the St. Louis horseman and book¬ Babb and Cronin. messenger immediately gave the warning. word was wired IttcUinf, mind. Blredlnf or Protrodtn* Pllea. understood, that the government ordered and Jack Taylor were names to conjure maker. to ride for him this season. The The New York Nationals are still reach¬ The train was stopped and Tour will rrfvnd boom If PABO OINT¬ him to us aoou aa seasons to look out for the robbers. druggist J. C CONLITF, Manager. \ report at Shanghai pos¬ with not many ago, but now all term* of the contract. It was reported, ing out for pitchers, and when the team along the line MENT falls to cure ;uu Ui tt to 14 day*. 60c. i*» tf.» sible. have been retired or are eking out an cx- called for a retaining foe of ITiOO a month. goes south for spring trainirf; Mlnihan, who The traiu reached this city today and do- ocSf.rn.w-tl j