PAUL GLOBE, FRIDAY; JANUARY 1, THE ST. 1904. - O Northwesfc'News THE WORLD OF SPORT THERE ARE SALES AND SALES

ISAAC GRAVELLE But there is Only One Genuine CORBETT WILL TAKE LOCAL SPORTSMEN FAVORITES HAVE BAD IS FOUND GUILTY TO CELEBRATE ON JIMMY BRITT DAY DAY AT INGLESIDE Train Dynamiter and Author of Blackmailing Letters to Be Featherweight Champion Will- Hockey Players, Curlers and Jockey Club Only First Choice PUSH Monday. SALE Sentenced ing to Meet Pacific Coast Horsemen Arrange Holiday Horse to Land In Front Of Men's Made-to-Order Garments, and that one starts to-morrow morning at 8 o'clock at Lightweight. Programmes. of Bunch. HELENA, Mont., Dec, 31—The Jury today returned a verdict of guilty against charged and SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Dec. 31.—The Isaac Gravelle, with Cal., Dec. 31.—As a Hockey players, curlers, horsemen today sending blackmailing to the SAN FRA'JCISCO. other local followers of winter sports racing at Ingleside "Vas marked by letters of the outcome of the championship the defeat of favorites, Jockey Club be- dynamit- result fights be- have arranged to celebrate today in a ing only one land. Dick Turpin Northern Pacific officials and featherweight battle, two big new the to ing sentenced will be arranged manner befitting the arrival of a was thought to have the two-year-old its trains. He will be tween the little boxers race mercy, but after leading until Monday. Young Corbett, victor year. at his within a short time. At the Virginia rink the Virginia the final sixteenth, he was beaten by Men- the mill, will undoubtedly sign articles league will tion, the second choice. in light- Hockey club of the Twin City LE CLAIRE WAS SMOOTH. to meet Jimmy Britt, champion match game with Nushka team Burnie Bunton was plunged on to win coast, while all play a the the five and a half furlong race, but Seventh and Streets, weight of the Pacific this morning. The game will be called at Rockaway closed with much gameness St. Cloud Merchants Are Interested In Corner Robert signs point to Terry McGovern as Eddie 10:30 o'clock. The Virginias were sched- and won in a drive from the mare. Sum- the Arrest of Forger. next opponent in the ring. Cor- uled to play university hockey mary: the Hanlon's willing the state Special bett said today that he was to team, City league, this First race, six furlongs, selling—Nul- to The Globe. also of the Twin lah, 103, Kunz, Emily, CLOUD, Minn., Dec. 31.—Joseph fight Britt. morning, but as students 5 to 1, won; Oliver ST. Le would a number of the Oliver, 103, Burns, 11 to 5, second; I Do Claire, wanted by the authorities of the Note the Bona-fide Reductions: In taking on Britt, Young Corbett have gone home for the holidays the Go, 107, Larson 6 to 1 third. Time, 1:15. Minnesota state reformatory and who not be going out of his real class. Corbett, league game was been postponed. Maraschino, Rey Hooker, The Steward- has been arrested in. Chicago, is regarded though holder of the featherweight title, The Nushka-team, though made up of ess, Illioun, Marah, Skip Me, Errisic, Ro- as one of the cleverest professional pen- difficulty In getting below 130 pounds, youngsters, is one of hockey bud also ran. man in the country. has the fastest of fights at about 133, technically the teams in the city. Trained by Al Kirk, Second race, thirteen-sixteenths a It was July 22, 1899, that St. Cloud and 130 mile, purse—Mendon, 114, Bullman. 4 to merchants awoke to a realization that Fancy can do they improv- Suits Overcoats Trousers, limit. Britt have and lightweight of the Shamrock team, Bums, to 2, Vests to- 1, won; Dick Turpin, 114, I they had been victimized out of some pounds, and followers of pugilism said ed wonderfully and have already defeated second; Military Man, 112, J. Martin, 8 to $500 by means of forged estate warrants. day \hat Young Corbett and Britt would the Mascots and played a close game 1, third. Time, 1:21. Young Pepper, Play Le Claire, who was the man who had $20 and $22 values for $16 and $18. $5 and $6 values for $4. be matched at about that weight. with the crack Victoria team. The Vir- Ball, D. Rowell, Klelnwood also nan. done the artistic pen work, and John also logical will of their new Third race, six furlongs, selling—Louis Dougherty, who assisted in floating the and McGovern and Hanlon are ginias try out a number Wagnerr 108, Larson, 3 to 1. won; A;-nt $25 $28 values for $20, $22.50. $7 and $8 values for $5 and $6. being best at 126 game this morning. checks, were missing and nothing was opponents, each at his men in the Polly, 110. J. Martin, 9 to 2, second; M.ttt of Le his At this afternoon the members third. Time, heard Claire" by victims until $30 $32 for $25 and $27. $9 and $10 $7 pounds. Como Hogan 110, Burns, 6 to 5 his arrest. He will be returned to St. and values values for and $8. Fight promoters In 'Frisco arc already of the Capitol City. Driving club will run 1:14. Algaretta, Rustic Girl, Chorus Boy, Cloud. hot after these two bouts, and will offer off their programme postponed from Lou Clievenden, Goddess of Night also Le Claire, at the time he turned the $35 and $38 values for $30. $11 and $12 values for $9. day. A number of additional ran. liberal inducements to secure them. It Is Christmas one and smooth trick on St. Cloud merchants, events will be on the day's racing card. Fourth race, or^-sixteenth was on parole from the reformatory and $40 and $45 values for $35. $14 and $15 values for $10. understood that Britt and Corbett are These a road race for a miles—Jockey Club, 102. Larson, 7 to 10, willing meet, and Hanlon declared to- will include Prince, 102, J. Jones, was employed at the institution. He had to silver cup and several special paces. The won; McGrathiana access to the blank issued by day that he would be ready to sign arti- racing will be promptly at 2 50 to 1, second; Lacy Crawford. 96. Cor- takingwarrants package We would ask those who have been bitten by the concerns in the past to after brief rest. started nell, 6 to 1, third. Time, 1:48. Prestolus, the institution and a of fly-by-night call and inspect cle's with McGovern a o'clock. these filled in amounts ranging from $26 Eddie Hanlon was seen at his home and At the the curlers of the Mattie Clark, Diamente, Col. Anderson, these offerings by a house that has an established reputation to maintain. dangerous Nushka rink Roparie also ran. to $45 and signed the name of George H. Ehowed but few ill effects of his Nushka club will play the games of their Hayes, then chief clerk, to them. The battle with Young Corbett, in which he regular New day bonspiel and Fifth race, eleven-sixteenths of a mile, OUR YESTERDAY, champion, Year's purse—Rockaway. 98, 3 to 1. won; forgery of Mr. Hayes' name, was a per- WE RENEWED THE LEASE OF PRESENT QUARTERS WHICH Jost the title of featherweight practice will be Indulged in during the Bell. fect counterfeit. Coming city one Hanlon had a few slight morning afternoon. Burnie Bunton, 11, Burns, 6 to 5, sec- to the* AT REST ALL THE TALK OF OUR. GOING OUT OF 80-called. and ond; Arabo, 112, 7 to 2, third. night Le Claire and Douguterty circu- WILL SET BUSINESS. bruises on his face as the result of Cor- A number of the bowling teams of the J. Mcrtin. lated among the clothing ', saloons, bett's punches, and said his city have ar- Time, 1:08. Glen Nevis, Norvatftr. Egyp- stores, hurricane different leagues of the tian Princess, Gliassando, O'Hagen also etc., and cashed a dozen .or. more of the Our store will be closed all day today; vishing you a Happy and Prosperous New Year, we again urge body was sore and aching, but that he ranged special holiday games for this and with money. expected to be all right a couple of on almost ran. warrants got away the to while unbroken. In evening and play will be on Sixth race, one mile and fifty yards, you call the stock is days. every alley in the city. won; of boy re- selling—Georgetta, 95, Kunz, 6 to 1, POSTAL CHANGES, A medical examination the Coral. 108, Henderson, 6 to 2, second; vealed little that would cause any alarm. Heather Honor, 100, J. Martin, 8 to 5, The physician said: "Hanlon took an aw- WISCONSIN ATHLETIC third. Time. 1:44. J. Trahern, Virginia New Rural Routes Promised and Several ful beating, and it was only his ex- Boy, Jane Holley also ran. Appointments treme gameness that enabled him to go Made. beyond the twelfth round. His seconds are ASSOCIATION BUSTED Globe Special Washington Service, to blame for allowing him to go farther, Results at Ascot Park. 1417 G Street, CIGARETTES but it Is said they had orders not to WASHINGTON, D. C, DEADLY throw up the sponge under any circum- LOS ANGELES, Cal.. Dec. 31.—Follow- Dec. 81.—Nine University Regents Will Be Asked to As- ing park. more rural delivery routes will be estab- MEWS are at Ascot "Weather RAILROAD stances, it being the belief of Hanlon's summaries lished in on 1, and three advisers that he could rally at the end sist in Paying for Improvements. clear. Minnesota Feb. First race, six furlongs, selling—Thisbe, more in South Dakota. The. Minnesota British and possibly pull out a victory. Nobody routes are as follows: Edgerton, Pipe- in for his share of congratulations and Recruits Are Worthless had any idea that Corbett could adminis- 102; J. Lewis, 7 to 1, won; Andrattus, 105, well wishes, President Loree toasting his Booker, 8 to 1, second; Little Margaret, stone county; Fairmont, Martin county. ter such a beating to the boy. Hanlon Special to The Globe, s J. Additional service routes 3 and 4, Fergus successor in a cordial manner. need a long rest and then probably 106, Birkenruth, 2 to 1. third. Time, 1:16%. Because of Habit. will MADISON, Wis., Dec. 81.—The ath- Geisha Girl, Toto Gratlot, Andred Damsel Falls, Otter Tail county, five routes, 128 BIG ISSUE good BOND he will be as as ever. But he is a letic managers at the University of Wis- miles long, and Lake, young boy and may not be to. contemplating also ran. Heron Jackson able stand consin are several thou- Second race, furlongs—Slawson county. The proposed routes in South Da- TRANSFER COMPANY such punishment." sand dollars' worth of improvements on six are Clear Deuel county; Brad- university Camp Ran- course—Bill Curtis, 108, Redfern, 8 to 5, kota Lake. LONDON. Dec. 31. The British the athletic field, Darling, 112, Coburn, 4 1, second; ley, Clark county, and Desmet, Kit/ dley TO dall. The football gridiron is to be rais- won; to county. EXTEND ITS TRACKS army authorities report—a marked de- Golden Mineral, 109, L. Sisenier, 6 to 1, FLOATED and the WILL BE ed two feet or more baseball Mabel Theodore Johnson has been appointed terioration in the classes wherefroin RUBE NO diamond is to made level and high. third. Time, 1:11%. Magic Flute, rural carrier WADDELL IS be always Clair, Cordeza, Christian, Golden at Carver, Minn., and John the recruits come, and the experts The gridiron is wanted solid and El Susie Cannon, at Robbinsdale, Yards at Merrlam Park Will Greatly on dry, as teams have usually Boy and Foxy Grandpa also ran. Minn. Be blame it all cigarettes. Gen. Lyt- LONGER AN ACTOR MAN Wisconsin play Third mile, sell- Annie G. Anderson has been appointed Enlarged. telton, commanding the forces in South been light and fast, such as best race, eleven-sixteenths postmaster at Hoist, at Rosen, Rock Island to Borrow $220,- on dry fields, and are handicapped on ing—Sir Christopher, 110, J. Booker, 3 John Stoll Africa, declares the majority sent out won; 5, and John E. Odegard at Santiago, Mtnn., wet, muddy or heavy fields. The baseball to 1, Metlatka, 95. Knapp, 8 to and Nicholas' C. Martin to be physically immature and of a has usually been in bad condi- second; Urbano. 107, Philips, 5 to 1, third. at Epiphany, --000,000 When Financial Extensive additions to the Minnesota low of intelligence. George Edward Quit Work When His diamond S. D. —W. E. a Transfer, including forty standard tion most of the season and will be made Time, 1:08%. Lady Usk, Almoner, Profit- about acres of One officer saya they will require Catcher Was Barred From Stage. so as withstand heavy rains. The uni- able and Sharpless also ran. additional tracks, will be made early in to to put MUIR Market Improves. the spring. three years of good feeding before they versity regents will be called upon Fourth race, five furlongs, selling— IS BOUND OVER. capable up half of the money required for the Redan. 114. Redfern, 2 to 1, won; Bliss- The old stock pens, which covered a are of a good day's work, and Rube Waddell has left the stage. The improvements, as the athletic association ful, 109, Sinnot, 3 to 1, second; Farmer large area in the center of the transfer another thinks they have never done "painstaking and painsgiving actor," as a practically stranded financially. Jim, 112, 25 to 1, Time, Former Alderman Waives Examination on tracks, have been removed and the ground a day's work in their lives, and do not is third. YORK, 31.— Although the ecribe dubbed him, has left the cast of 1:03%. Afeiies Mac-and Estado also ran. Charge of Bribery. NEW Dec. cleared ready for the laying of rails. The intend to if they can help it. "The of Guilt," a special race, mile and seventy yards, sell- at least tem- trackage at the transfer now Stain In which Fifth GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Dec. 31.—Ex- Rock Island company has. la inade- Dr. Parquarharson, who is an ex- part has been written for- him, and a Phil- ing—Henry Clay Rye, 112, Mountain, 6 to plan to create a quate to accommodate the business situation, adelphia CHICAGO MAN MAY Ald. John Muir waited .-further examin- porarily, abandoned the there, the clearing perienced student of the writer describes his desertion of 1, won; Erne, 109, Knapp, 2 to 1, second;; ation the charge, bribery in handled and of the last quotes leading authority public the drama as follows: "I was told that Cloche DOr, 107, E. Walsh, 7 to 2, third. on of connec- blanket mortgage for $250,000,000, as con- vestige of the once extensive stock yards a on invited an equally player LEAD CENTRAL LEAGUE tion with the Lake Michigan 'wateY deal possible an of health—Prof. Casks —in the declara- he had famous Time, 1:47%. Heir Apparent, Casador, in police court today and waa over templated until recently, the belief per- makes increase about 25 of the diamond to visit him in his dress- Ohio Girl and Galanthus also ran. bound plan for per cent of trackage. tion that Juvenile cigarette smoking Ing room, the two expected to have race, to the superior court for triaV giving sists in financial circles that a The ground occupied by principal where Sixth eleven-sixteenths mile, sell- bonds sum of $2,0i00. the stock penH is the cause of deterioration. a delightful tete-a-tete. Their anticipa- Magnates Favor J. P. Keary In Search- ing—Lady Fonso, 90, Anderson, 6 to 1, in the consolidating the funded debt will be put was the most desirable at the transfer for The professor gives following tions however, exploded by When the Nichols-Knight eubornation switching tracks, the were, rudely won; Miss Nettie, 105, Lewis, 2 to 1, sec- of perjury was resumed today are and when the new tracks formidable list of symptoms produced the arrogant manager, who insisted that ing for a New President. ond; Quidado, 105, Buxton, 4 to 1, examination through as soon as market conditions are laid it is hoped that the congestion of third. ex-City Attorney Salsbury waa subjected the by the habit: Chronic hoarseness, a long-standing rule to the effect that no Time, 1:09%. Brick Fowler, Double O, to a rigid showed more favorable. past year will be overcome. appetite, dyspepsia, pallor one except those really employed in the Toileta and Judge Napton also ran. cross-examination and the stock- It is also expected that several new In- lack of from play or upon stage pass the some little uncertainty at times. He It was reported today that will impaired blood, formation of rapid and the should SOUTH BEND, Ind., Dec. 31.—The admitted that Attorney Nichols was much company would dustries be located adjacent to the Iron door separating the stage from the candidacy of J. P. Keary, of CJiicago, holders of the Rook Island transfer yards, and a large increase in intermittent pulse, pain in the region proper. was the league broken up and worried when he discovered a mortgage for a traffic at point difficulty house The visitor somewhat for the presidency of Central Results at New Orleans. that the statements which Salsbury and be asked to authorize originating that is antici- of the heart, in breathing, chagrined and loitered outside In the hope meeting with favor through the original less than $220,000,000, most of which pated. disinclination to partake of of seeing his colleague. The latter is and unless eomo NEW ORLEANS, La., Dec. 31.—Favor- McGarry had prepared for their defense little and healthy spied Central league circuit, ites fared badly, only Julia M and Floyd were not true and testified that Nichols would represent bonds reserved for re- athletic exercise. him from the window of his dressing dark horse is brought up at the Terre X winning. Boyce, and greatly alleged room and told him come right up. Haute meeting on Jan. 14 the Chicago Travers Justice was broken up over the funding purposes. To these he adds headache, mental to The were all well played and the defeat of attempt to bribe Witness Carman a prominent banking firm NORTHERN LINES weariness, thought, catcher, for It was the catcher of the hot man will be elected to the office. Keary was a blow was The name of ARE slowness of caus- ones which Rube sent over the plate dur- has developed opposition from only one each to the bettors. Weather exposed. was mentioned In connection with this re- ing muddled ideas, defective memory, sojourn only .clears track fast. firm AWARDED ing his with the Athletics, an- city and two papers In the Central First race, six furlongs—Julia M, 105, ported issue, but members of this CONTRACTS Impatience, and irritability. He sug- swered that he had endeavored to get in, league cities have spoken against him. MERCHANTS TO MEET. have as yet learned any- the "knock" H. Philips, 6 to 6, won; Overhand, 95^:. deny that they gests that England imitate America but had had a foul called on him and In one of these instances Robbins, 30 to 1, second; Allegretto, thing matter, or that th^y are in Germany in preventing any was out. Rube then sent in a hot grounder was landed for personal reasons. Keary A. State Association WIN Be Handsomely of the and one by man and his np.me 94, W. Hennessy, 10 to 1, third. Time, any way connected with It. The idea that Great Northern and under sixteen Indulging in the habitual informing his manager that If his Is a practical baseball 1:14. Silver Meade, Hexam, Snow Cap, Entertained by Crookston. later seek Northern Pacific Will friend could not come to his dressing will be presented for the presidency by the company would sooner or Handle use of tobacco. Ghals and Bountiful also ran. Bronx fell. Special to The Globe. $50,000,000 floating debt Government Business. room he would not play. Somehow or South Bend. Second race, selling, mile—Floyd X, to fund some of other the manager still remained obdurate, 981 CROOKSTON, Minn., Dec. 31.—The lo- advances incurred on account of new Mrs. Sullivan Is Burled. W. Hirscher, 7 to 10, won; Dutch Carter, cal Retail and Merchants' asso- and and the pitcher-actor stopped suddenly in 103, H. Philips, 1, second; Commena, General construction by subsidiary companies, . WASHINGTON .D. C. Dec. 31.-Con- DETROIT, Mich., Dec. 31.—Mrs. Mar- him make-up. He cog'tated for a mo- IS ANXIOUS 15 to ciation will meet in regular -Monthly ses- er® today by garet Sullivan, the well M'GOVERN 100, Hennessy. 7 to 1, third. Time, 1:41. Monday evening to definitely ar- and would at the same time Improve the raits awarded the war de- Buchanan known ment only and then donned his street Decoration, Girl, Zyra, sion sys- partment -. for the transportation civ- Journalist and writer, who died in Chi- clothes and said that he would let the Erbe, Circus Trial range the programme for tlie meeting of opportunity to begin a comprehensive rs of cago Monday, was buried today In FOR FIGHT WITH HANLON More, Vesuvia ran. Mansur left at post. cdty tnli,'P^fnllge. from the United States here play jog along as it was the state association in this on Feb. tem of unifying its bond issues, had con- .to the Philippines. : \u25a0 . Mount Elliott cemetery. The burial best could. He Third race, mile and a sixteenth—Bon The - . .. was for the other side of the Delaware. He Mot, 102, Sailing, 7 to 2, Ethics, 106, 15-17. session will be held In th.c siderable influence on the market for the l,business Denver west goes to held from Holy Trinity church, where went "the went won; council chamber of the city. There will in Vthev Southern Jrom Mrs. and catcher with him. Cochran, 5 to 1, second; Mynheer, Jost, 16 morning and afternoon Rock Island issues, which participated Pacific and the Union Pa- Sullivan made her first communion They reached Camden safely and Rube Prefer Another Go Between to 1, third. Time, 1:46%. Dr. Stephens, be sessions. Ad- general advance only to a limited ex- the lowest bldders 'rom and attended when a child. Rev. Father quickly found a place behind the counter Harris Would dresses will be made and papers read the Sft,3Si2tf M. J. Dorney, of Chicago, preached the Bondage, Whitsie and Marion Etta ran. on a wide variety of subjedts.- tent. of one of those places where they sell Young Corbett and Former Terror. race, handicap, and a of Df,nvr the business to sermon. Rev. Hugh McShane, of Chi- the amber fluid, while the catcher stood on Fourth six half On the evening of the 16tlx will occur Walt for Improvement. vii^Vdivided equally between Is be cago, and Rev. T. O. O'Hara, of Wil- furlongs—Dutiful, 94, W. Fisher, 8 to 1, 1 those two roads the other side of the railing. Together the annual banquet at the city hall. On On c c nd and mington, 111., also came from Chicago won; Our Nuggett, 95, Robbins, 8 to 1, evening management In well informed quarters it was said \Z °£ the group consisting the of !\? \u25a0- they talked the matter over. Since then NEW YORK, Dec. 81.—Sam Harris, second; Travers, 98, W. Hennessy, even, the 16th the was no that the of the . Northern ;Pacific, Great Northern with the remains and participated in the I am assured play gliding will either import a company at the opera that there likelihood and Burlington - Many of Mrs. Sullivan's old the has been Terry McGovern's manager, when asked third. Time, 1:20. Bud Embry and Tally delegates company bring a new funding on the other, . the bids service. house and furnish seats to would out \u25a0 along nicely." today whether he would consent to Terry 11. ran. the being the same. schoolmates were at the funeral, and many lam per- or else an amateur aggregation of local and refunding scheme until a decided im- The rates vary from $125 for prominent men, Including Mayor Ha meeting Hanlon, said: "Yes, Fifth race, five furlongs—Jim Along, and imported talent will put on a play. to San Fran- bury, who was one of the honorary pall-. fectly willing to have McGovern fight 104, Higgins, 20 to 1, won; Sadduccee, 114, provement had taken place In the financial cisco Manila to $175 from New York to - Ready grand was pointed a num- Manila. Under bearers. Herrera for Neary. Hanlon. It would be a bout. Of McCafferty, 5 to 1, second; Caterpillar, markets. It out that will v one contract passengers MILWAUKEE, Wis., course, I should prefer Young Corbett to 108, R. 100 to 1, third. Time, POSTOFFICE REMAINS. in a somewhat better go by,way. of San Francisco and the Dec. 31.—Aurelio Martin. ber of other roads other way of.Pnget' Herrera, the Mexican featherweight, one Hanlon, on account of the chance to win 1:01. Palmist, Autumn Leaves, Ovcr- position to command capital had recently sound. Carter Is Elusive. of the most-talked-of boxers in the back the title, but if Corbett is to meet again ran. Order of Discontinuance of Fletcher Is made demands upon the market, with the MANILA, P. 1., Dec. 31.—R. I. Carter, business, will make his first appearance Britt Hanlon looks more probable." Sixth race, six and a half furlongs— an exile from Guam, who returned to the Noweta, 100, Romaneli, 16 to 1, won; Suspended a Month. effect of appropriating to their own ben- the after American east of Montana at the Badger club arena gain Uses Malls Illegally. Islands the occupancy but In Milwaukee, Jan. 8, when he meets Capitols Defeat Picked Team. Russell, 101, W. Hicks, 6 to 1, second; Globe Special Washington Service, efit all the which the Investment Special refused to take the oath, has been residing Charlie Neary, the Milwaukee idol. Her- Dusky, 105, W. Fisher, 4 to 1, third. market had recently made. to The Globe. at Hongkong for nine months past as tho The Capitols playerps a picked team on Time, 1:20 4-5. L, Josette, 1417 (5 Street. WINONA Minn.. Dec. 31.—Samuel rera's first Eastern appearance is ex- alleys last night and won the Elsie Ferona, WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 31.—At the It Is also well established by this time, Meiners, of Eitzen, head of the Philippine junta in that city. pected to draw a big crowd from both the Doris Banana Cream, Siah, Heroine and Bonnie as has been explained before, that only so Minn., is under ar- Originally, when a member of Agulnaldo'a match by 11 pins. The Capitols did not Lithe also ran. request of Representative Llnd the order rest here on the charge of sending ob- staff, made an attempt to blow up tho Milwaukee and Chicago, as few fighters play regular team. The scores by the postofflce department-for much of the proposed bond Issue as is scene through the he have been more of recent years their fol- the dis- literature mails The Lawton funeral procession with dyna- discussed low: of postpoffice Fletcher, needed to finance new construction al- casewas worked up by Inspector than the formidable Mexican. Capitols— continuance the at C. Fry. Howard mite in December, 18»9. He returned to Herrera first gained prominence Gordons Win Two Games. Hennepin county, has been suspended for ready made will represent additions to Meiners almits sending out cer- this city on the 16th inst., but so far has three Hinderer 169 201 156 the company's capital liabilities, all the tain circulars, but pleads ignorance of the managed to elude authorities, who years ago by a game battle with McGov- Pinska 174 158 204 The Gordon Athletic club hockey team one month. It Is probable that the order the ern and a lightning of Tommy defeated the second team of the Nuska abolishing the be remainder of the issue being reserved for law on the matter and unsophistication. have been unable to locate him. knockout Firestone 176 club rink office will revoked en- Mowatt, of Chicago. Lande 137 125 on the Nuska by the score 1 to tirely and the office retained, as there the redemption of maturing issues. 141 0. The Gordons also defeated the Laurels manage- Haney 167 210 by the score 5 to 0. The teams up are several important Catholic institu- Is Is believed that when the Huntsman 184 184 164 lined tions served by it. ment comes to carry its financial plans Donahue Reopened. as follows: —W. E. C. Case Gordons. laurels. Into execution, a full statement of the pur- CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. 31.—The case Totals 870 890 790 Prouty G McDowell FAMILY NEARLY WIPED poses of the issue will be made, instead of of Inflelder Charles Donahue,. Picked Team OUT. who was 160 167 150 R. McNalr P McQuarters a general statement empowering the di- recently awarded to the St. Louis Na- Bell — Broderick C. P McNamee Five From Dlnhtherla tional league club by the Grayum 178 184 180 Deaths Occur !n rectors to use the bonds for refunding or National Base- 139 167 H. McNalr R Leonard for any purposes of company ball commission, has been reopened. The Lumb 149 Burns L. W Long South Dakota Household. other the contention In place Barry 179 169 199 whatever. The opinion is expressed that ; mi mist/ike the first was R. no between Cresswell 159 181 177 Brooks W Sexton Special to The Globe. the St. Louis Nationals and the Chicago Gllman C Donnelly SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Dec. 31.—Diph- such a limitation would be of decided ben- kM I?1UyjsL The beat plaoe in tho Northwest i««k' Americans, both clubs the play- distributing I I claiming theria is playing I f you g*t quick- er. Totals 825 840 874 havoc In a limited sec- efit in the bonds. I0OB:'mwI'; where can our«rt Urn try tion in Day county. Emil Werner, a %*ell It was said in some quarters that the XL W ,AL Jr^tnumr A est end cheapest in at the Great JSfc President Williams, of the Spokane Skating farmer, has lost practically •\u25a0• W fJssV Qslssbls^ f* St. club, with Broadways Play Today. Association Meets. known his selection of L. F. Loree, to be head of Heidelberg Medical Institute. f+i whom Donahue played last sea- YORK, Dec. a meeting whole family from the disease. His wife, "fc]P-"'V. . ". . Paul.-.. Honest, faithful service, 'i Bon, has submitted play NEW 31.—At daughter, aged the Rock Island system, Indicated that J? additional evidence The Broadways will the Victoria here of the Amateur Skating Freda, nineteen, and son, '**?;«f*/2i""--n mi mi new advanced treatment, expsrt XBk and the National Baseball commission has this morning on Broadway National as- Hilton, aged three, died the operating officials were to have a -m *%' referred the Juniors the sociation E. Clifford Dunn resign/d as within a few, t•nOt "'a Dollar NOea BO skill, rapid cures, reasonable £\u25a0&' case to the National in the play the houis one day more prominent part than heretofore in f*^ guarantee glven of Asso- rink and afternoon will secretary and Francis Clarke was ap- of another. The before the • ttcn ciation Minor Leagues for a decision. Crocus Hill team on the Crocus Hill rink. pointed to fill the vacancy. death of the three, another aged 8, died. the direction of its affairs. President %L Paid Unless Cured. SfSS, l re fit Sinnirud applied for reinstatenynt, but A little daughter died several days be- Leeds' poor health has Interfered more or his letter was nassed over by fore, making five In one household who with application to incoming action have succumbed less his business af- the board of directors. to the disease. fairs. Si WEAK MEM cT thunffi^a. 4«^g»t~ "1 & It was decided to hold the annual fig- «"*k them for work, business study or marrl- jmr{^«^^^»>w i CIV ure skating championship at the St. Nich- BAR CONSUMPTIVES. age, resulting in lostlost manhood, are con- E*SvlsQ£3RJW^^tmM&kwsfßi • W' olas rink in this city. The national ama- aJSok suiting this great specialist. TlWr teur speed skating championship meet- North Dakota ing awarded Teachers Would Exchide ROCK ISLAND'S NEW Diseases men, InMBjI "^^ was to Pittsburg and will rm\a vfifTF\u25a0\u25a0 of Gon- TJ ttllf be held at the Duquesne Garden £}nk in Them From Schools. JBi^ orrhoea, Gleet, Stric- 1 I^kU -™i February. Special PRESIDENT IS aDOfl/^ture, Hydrocele. Enlarged prostate Gland 1 _ _-^^fc> to The Globe. DINED : %fTVmlfll #«^ Vh and all Bkln arid-Blood quickly v. \u25a0 GRAND FORKS. N. D., Dec. 31.—The diseases WHl&^m"*w^Cr " wCT MBt csi ?Sl», cured. Rupture cured and no pay until TBB ,f\ ; Bon Ami Team Loses Set. meeting of the Educational association r ?Jl%& Xmk ended this afternoon. The resolutions rec- Baltimore & Ohio Give Retiring Official Chicago and Beyond. Special to The Globe. ommended the installation of a system a STILLWATER. Minn., Dec. 31.—The of pupils' reading circles for blood poison three games to Ken- and- called Farewell Banquet. 3L S"b.'»" ei Bon Amis lost the the exclusion of tuberculosis teachers and V I on body, limbs, In mouth and throat soon viakiiiJ?"ryjL Cl: yons in the City league bowling tourna- children from the A- disappear, f^^^^SSsSl^t\u25a0iifflmi^.A you ever ment at the alleys. schools. committee jijf and your syphilis cured In loss Jjg "Have tried our beautiful 'Chicago Lim- Swanson on revision of the constitution was ap- time than at the Hot Springs, and at ' -TsflßMlßßaßly ited Express' on your trip to Chicago or the East? It pointed. BALTIMORE, Md., Dec. 31.—C01. L. F. \u25a0£• S? leaves at the convenient hour of 8:40 p. m., and lands Pension Record Is Broken. Loree, the retiring president of the Balti- you in the Union Depot, Canal and Adams streets, ' Enl*TTeaz ea ve!na Chicago, at m. WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 31.—A New Flames at Plalnfield. more & Ohio railroad, was given a fare- IfAß3inffif!FirF'VMHSZfQjIrBLS.ML - 'JxgffiZ&sffiKekf«aS': 9:00 a. You will have had an elegant Year's greeting, issued today by E. P. today by ln the Bcro . breakfast a la carte In one of the famous Burlington Special to The well dinner the Baltimore & j^T^.^vfe^ P^ diners, Ware, commissioner of pensions, shows Glol>e. In - Route and will be ready for business." 160,823 pension PLAINPIELD, Wis., Dec. de- Ohio railroad connection with the in- «3» bundle of earth worms when taken in the Bsf«M^Salwßßßra^^tt«BiW that certificates were is- 31.—Fire spection pier -^^^ sued for the calendar year 1903, which stroyed Mrs. Ida Michi's harness shop of the new mammoth at wl hand. For a limited time:- we •will-cure tjOW*ulxaTlonCnnaultfltlnnTFran,rr*° -r-«^>V§r Is 25,000 more than were issued in 1902 and stock of harness of M; A. Vroman. Locust Point, the largest on the Atlantic itffrthls manhood wrecker for half price. Re- ~ 50,800 member if you have ever taken treatment and nearly more than were issued J. M. Smart lost two buildings and C. coast. J^* and cured, you J2? in 1901. Mr. Ware expresses the hope M. Pierce lost a stock of groceries. Loss, The inspection and dinner brought to- Cl Ifailed to ret never took:>mv niv CVIUIUITIhu CDCC lr I $6,000. Cif treatment at the HEIDELBERG MEDI- $10 X-RAY CAAMINATIUNrßth Wf that the work of the bureau will be gether all the prominent officers of the CAL INSTITUTE. , TICKET OFFICES: Union|C«pot brought up to date before the close of the city men fIP» «• I 400 Retail Stntt and fiscal year. Baltimore & Ohio, officials and iV9 iConeultatlon; free and confidential. All languages spoken and written. V» prominent in shipping circles of Baltimore. Call or write today. . \u25a0," JSflk fffc H S9k (fa Xi 's *^8 worst' dlssas9«pn inspection pier 'JfSm-\u25a0'--\u25a0'.'\u25a0-.-I'-'. Find a Petrified Buffalo. H £ k r- g •; B earth,earth,'yetyet filethe easiesfco After an of the new the A., Paul, Ii 11 91 easies&o one of general P. M. RUM, N. W. P. St. Minn. Special Oi_U ': £ '\u25a0' cure WHEN YOU guests assembled in the to- The Globe. Wf~Hi W %# §9 KNOW'W^AT TODO. offiges 6h the flrsi floor of the pier and SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Dec. 31.—John H. Bl Mariy.aliavd>' pimples, i Heidelberg Institute, Wipf, a well of Freeman, r^^*»^%» ITsd i were seated at dinner. | Medical known citizen spots &£¥£' ' skin,: who returned a daya ago from a ffa Ca R B^ fitfsaa orVllfc' soreS In the after-dinner speeches Col. Loree iK-'^''.;\u25a0.".;:\u25a0-"--;.' Largest: Medical Inst itute In the Northwest. -. . ,5^ few theirsauth,«uteersr; Ip. I SBHJ^ S Bp. m. evenings. Sundays Holidays—B a. m. m. Visit with his brother, Alexander, who B& IUS-in' faliln J was toasted to a bright future with the ij^./l;^,m. to and to SIT is a the ceded iS &J IO iiS 1« B h-.irrbcn«' calns. rancher in Sioux lands \u25a0 and don't Iknow Rock and assured that he carried west of Chamberlain, reports iZScV'r* »sSs.t"^" \u25a0•( catarrh Island that while It Is BLOOD POISON- Send to DR. BROWN, 935 tht well wishes of everyone present. In that region himself and brother found Arch S t., Philadelphia,"* for£ I c Penh."? Brown's Blood Oscar G. Murray, the president- the petrified remains of a buffalo. It ,Cure, $2 per bottle: one month. Sold In St. Mr. will be secured and exhibited. •Paul only by F. M. PARKER, 304 3Wabasha Street.! elect of the Baltimore & Ohio, also camo