THE ST. PAUL GLOBE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1904. 6 IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS |# CLOTHING HOUSE BAN JOHNSON SIGNS EASY COIN FOR FITZ TEN THOUSAND NOT HURST TO REFEREE ST. PAUL ML HAVE HIS UMPIRE STAFF Ferguson Posts Forfeit for ENOUGH FOR JOCKEY Famous Umpire May Decide BIG CURLING RINK Fight With Red Robert. the NearyHerrera Encore. Annual Shirt Sale Sheridan, Connolly, O'Laughlin Father of H. Phillips Takes St. Paul Dub Will Erect Build- BOSTON. Mass., Jan. 14.—One of th« MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Jan. 14.—Tim A delayed shipment of negligee shirts of about 200 the famous umpire - huge jokes of the whiter season here came Time to Consider a Hurst, baseball and ing Iff Location Can Be dozen from one of the largest factories in Troy has and Carpenter Named as this afternoon when Sandy Ferguson, the figJTt referee, will officiate when Neary . . . giant Chelsea fighter, posted a forfeit of Contract. and Herrera meet for the second time at Secured. . just arrived. We purchased them at less than half Play Judges. $200 and accepted Bob Fitzsimmond' re- $10,000 the Panorama building Jan. 22. At least price. cent challenge to fight. The entire affair Hurst is the man who i*waated as referee was regarded as a joke by everybody but by Herrera and with George Slier was Ferguson and his manager, and when NEW ORLEANS, La., Jan. 14.—The named yesterday by the Mexican as the St. one of finest CHICAGO. Jan. 14.—The American by Paul is to have the Fitzslmmons' offer to box any man in contract between E. R. Thomas and Alex- official desired him. curling rinks of the West and Canada. To reinforce our stock for Friday and Saturday league staff of umpires for the season of today, no one As Hurst is an Eastern man and per- will be Jack Sheridan, "Silk" the world was read here ander Shields and Jack PWHips, father The rink, when completed, will belong 1904 any intimation that Ferguson of Jockey Phillips, • sonally unacquainted with either of the we have concluded put O'Laugblin, Tom Connolly. W. B. Carpen- had of H. is still blank. Just to the St. Paul Curling club. to iflWftflgfr all others would accept it. as Jack was about to put his mark on fighters, it is more than probable that he &B& ter, and probably Frank Dwyer. President That is exactly what the big fellow did. wan will be selected by Neary. Though the St. Paul Curling club at yester- posted money at and the instrument he was told that he the shirts on sale BSH^ S^^ Johnson made this announcement He his once stated •. the agreement to the se- will not be represented at the big bon- with Sheri- that he be ready to meet the light foolish, and he adjourned to do some .But as relative day after a brief conference would more thinking. The contract which Shields lection of a referee is. verbal, Neary may spiel which opens in Minneapolis Mon- about one-third their val- dan, whose terms he accepted, and who heavyweight champion any place in the suitable purse is offered, wanted Phillips to sign gave the boy |10,- care to accept „. ./..;.. day, game not on in J01& sign league contract to- country where a not either. the is the decline will an American preferring any other for first his services, Herrera . returned ;yesterday from De- St. ue. They were $1.50 'VA Carpenter have al- Boston to battle --000 call on with witnessed, Paul, and after this winter the am^^ day. Ol.aughlin and ground. It is hard to see how Fitzsim- privilege of letting out second and third troit, where he the Gans-Fltz- lift ready signed The former going of meeting gerald flght Tuesday night, he imme- Nushka club will not be compelled to _ 1904 contracts. mons is to get out a If call*, and arranging for his outside and but for Friday and Sat- JSE EL Inrs already won his spurs in fast com- so desired, but it Jb believed he will diately made-preparations to begin train- stand alone in defending the Saint's he mounts in addition to the $10,000 salary. ing Santry sparring part- JB pany. Carpenter lives in same town see the matter as his friends do—that to with Eddie as a right to cups, and other tro- the A new contract will be submitted .', .:\u25a0-\u25a0 ' ' :. s medals urday only "Silk." Rochester, and was last year Ferguson will be the biggest kind of a ner. \u25a0:.'".'. . . ~'; phies. N|jbd||py With "pudding" for him and accept the offer. Phillips by Shields, and it la quite proba- : While In Detroit, Herrera was offered a with the Southern league. He had Na- nobody taking Sandy ble that he will sign it. match with Benny Yanger,* to be This Paul Curling years ago, In the meantime, is Charlie Ellison decided season the St. club tional league experience a few seriously but his manager, but the latter offered Phillips $8,000 for first call, with in that city, but no definite arrangements is an inactive body, but this fact is hut was unable to stand the conditions stops all criticism by showing a receipt the understanding that he would get out were made. Other, cities where -boxing is | league. forfeit permitted have made flattering offers to alone due to the organization's Inabil- then existing in the major for his money. of the way when the elder Phillips had a ity to Negotiations already under way thought he had a Hen-era, but-future, matches in this sec- secure suitable quarters or even are horse in a race which he tion of the country depend entirely upon the necessary rink space. Raspberry \u25a0with Connolly, who will be signed in a chance to win. the result of the coming bout with Charlie is expected, and an offer has were the island proved a failure, and rather than The Old few days, it BENNY YANGER WILL Capt. Arnold and Friar Tuck Neary. Should the Mexican be beaten by season Reliable Clothing Corner been made Frank Dwyer, the former bus- only winning favorites today. Lady Lavish the local boy he will experience some endure another under the Wa- iness manager of the Detroit club, which, sold this afternoon to_W. R. Rudolph, difficulty In obtaining • any high priced ' basha street bridge, the club decided to FIGHT IN THE WEST was California, temporarily game. expected, he will accept If a good of Cincinnati, for $2,000. The Regent has dates outside of Montana and retire from the SEVENTH AND ROBERT in is knowing this,' Herrera >. will work already brawny are managerial berth does not come his way bepn sold to M. Goldblatt, terms private. and .. ? But the Scots faithfully to prepare for his ..encounter . pining for the "stines," and another In the near future.- Dwyer has umpired The weather was clear and track fast. Neary, .as his future livelihood Ieast Chicago Man Is Offered Battles With Summaries: with winter will not pass with the St. Paul for Ban Johnson before in a satisfactory of the Rocky mountains depends upon a of the game. A number of manner, and if he declines the chance to Louis Long and Herrera. First race, six furlongs—Lady Lavish. victory on Jan. 22 in "this city. • ' club out won; M, ' leading curlers of the city are at the iio thai work the American league may 105. Callahan, 9 to 1, Julia 113. Herrera also received a letter from Bos- of Fuller, a to 1, second; Dusky. 112. Gan- ton yesterday saying that «a* match could head of a movement, and if the loca- Philippine constabulary, has ar- the first to run alonsr with four umpires Instead CHICAGO, Jan. 14.—Benny Yanger is non, li to 5, Time, 1:14. Short arranged for in that city, with , tion a modern curling of the start. The whole of the West to battle. all third. Cake. be him can be secured here Manila. He formerly army ready. five. Sheridan is planning to go to going West again do In Wreath of Ivy, Overhand. Bride. Begun, Jimmy Briggs if he would go East. A* rink, with a large seating capacity, rived from Russian is The army does Baden the latter part of the.week for probability his next fight will take place Caddie and Interrogation also ran. Briggs was defeated by Dave Sullivan was military attache at St. Petersburg not desire war, but considers It inevi- either in Seattle or Butte. John Hertz, race, furlongs— will be erected. join army as an the rest of the winter, to get in condition, Second selling, seven Tuesday, the ; Callfornia,n thinks perhaps Nushka a way respon- and will the Russian table. It is due to the czar alone that lie says, although he looks to be in bet- who looks after Benny's interests, re- Vestry, 101, W. Hennessy. 3 to 1. won; the latter would be substituted. He has The club is in observer in the event of war. hostilities have not already broken ter shape than for some years. ceived propositions to have his protege Ethel Wheat, 104. Livingston. 2 to 1. sec- not yet "decided whether he will go any sible for the agitation in «the ranks of fight Louis Long at Seattle and Herrera 1, third. the Paul The "anti-liquor" out." Tom Loftus spent the day in conference with ond; Tioga, Nil. W. Fisher, 10 to further East or not. \u25a0•'":' St. club. PROPOSES NEUTRAL ZONE. The prince is a major general •with President Johnson over the affairs at Butte. He accepted the match Time, 1:28, Lingo. Erbe, Dr. Hart. Circus clause In the constitution of the Nush- in the club, Long to fight fifteen rounds for a guar- Stunts and Venus Vietrix also ran. Russian military and com- nf the Washington and, while it is of Girl. ka club that cost St. Paul Bob Dunbar, service, believed a satisfactory solution of the anteed purse of $1,000 and the privilege Third race, six furlongs—Scorpio, 110, world, mands the cavalry division of the Can- 60 per cent of the gross receipts. Re- Gannon, 8 to 1, Frank 8611, 110, Ful- the big star of the curling But Japan Doesn't Fall in With the casus at problem was reached, neither would dis- Hertz says he won; ? <; aroused the more liberal-minded Tlflis. close any of the results. Loftus returned garding the Butte offer. ler. 7 to 1, second; Clangor, 112, W. Hen- : East Side League Russian Suggestion. Dubuque night, will match Yanger against Herrera, pro- nessy. 30 to I. third. Time, 1:133-5. Har- curlers, and they are now determined home to last and John- $1,500, with BERLIN, 14.—Japan's main Koreans Threaten Riot. son will leave for New York tonight, if viding the club will guarantee rr.Hkis. Joe Goss. Sadduccee, Demurrer and to have a rink that will not be barred Jan. He permission of 55 per cent of the gross Mayberry ran. to any curler. points In her latest note are understood LONDON, Jan. 15.—The Seoul corre- liis present plans are carried out. The managers the Mon- J. P. But four of the six teams of the East expects to have a conference with Frank receipts. of Fourth race, handicap, one mile—Capt. Side league rolled their, -games last [night. Dunbar is now a member of the Min- officially here to be that Japan con- spondent of the Mail says that the na- game proposition tana boxing organization say the fighters Arnold. 100. W. Phillips 6 to 1, won; alleys neapolis the press advocating slaughter Farreli over the Sunday draw at least $5,008, and if they agree On the Summit the Florentines suc- Curling club, and will be com- sents to eliminate Manchuria from tive Is the In New York, and will undoubtedly visit can Tiibeshill. 91, Callahan. 6 to 5, second; ceeded in taking one: of games pelled against controversy, owing to the signature of of foreigners. to Hertz's terms they may get the first Ethics. Cochran. 6 to 1, third. Time, the three to curl his home town all I'nited States Minis- Washington before his return, with the 107. from the Grimms, while on -the Crown In the next As mana- the commercial treaty between China ter Allen has ordered all possibility closing up for the crack at Yanger. 1:40 2-5. Cyprienne and Bessie McCarthy bonsplel week. American of the deal alleys the Crowns won three In •a-row ger of a buffet he was in- and Japan and Russia's assurances women and children to Indoors, transfer of that club to new owners. also ran. from the Drewrys. The scores follow: down-town remain Whether Loftus will continue as man&gei Fifth race, two-year-olds, three furlongs eligible to membership In the Nushkn that China's commercial conventions and ho predicts that rioting by the mili- under the new conditions Is uncertain, —Friar Turk. 112, Helgoson, 11 to 5, won; - On Summit Alleys..' club, and rather than retire from the will be respected. Japan, therefore, re- tary is imminent. M. Collin de Plan- appear anxious to re- All Scarlet. 115. H. Phillips, 4 to 1, sec- : game stricting: to Korea, asks for cy, French minister, vainly :td- l>ut he does not ond; Home, 2, ' Grimms— r. \u25a0. \u25a0\u25a0'>.>•\u25a0.'. • he applied for membership and her claims the has turn. George Dixon's Return Dan 112, Fuller, 5 to sec- Luck ...... :...... 155 ;..144 188 was received in the Minneapolis club. a definite, written guarantee that Rus- vised the emperor to take refuge in th« the dispute over Sunday Time. :3C 2-5. Garrett Wilson, Delavan, V..;".-: 163 Regarding Hannibal Joy, A. Saver 126 ',- 138 sia will abstain from interference In French legation. games l>y the American league in New Bey. St. Rosolute, After Schaber ;....145 184 168 politics of that leav- President said he expected Sterling Price and Esterling ran. ... the country, thus York. Jonnson Old Father Time was strolling - Sixth race, selling, one mile and an W. Saver ...... 144 123 : 160 ing Korea exclusively to Japanese in- to hear from Chairman Hermann, of the Up and down the Altmann 167 161 GET READY TO FIGHT Chinese Troops Move. commission, today, with more earth. eighth—McWilliaras. 107%, Fuller, 5 to 1...... 134^ fluence. national Seeking out his victims. won; LONDON, Jan. Shanghai concerning the National Lou Woods, 107. H. Phillips. 6 to 1, .704- : 756 Japan, rejecting the proposed neutral 15.—The deflniteness Amid sorrow and 'mid mfHh. second; 105. Minder, 20 to 1, Totals 840 correspondent Daily Mall reports league position. The correspondence Baronet. 'jjiti-,- \u25a0:-\u25a0-—:•\u25a0 -\u25a0\u25a0•.,*'•'.•— \u25a0-, WHILE NEGOTIATING zone as delimited by Russia, proposes a of the Under the reeking scythe blade third. Time. 1:55. Malay. Handspinner, Florentines — gradual hitherto has been purely in the way of They fell there by the score. Pannell ...... 156 168 144 neutral zone, If Russia still thinks one the and extensive movement establishing the American league's po- Ora McKinney. Sarilla. Vesuvia, Katie - troops toward Shan Hal And at cottage, hut and castld Gibbons and EdwaiM Hale ran. Berger .:. 172 153 ' '180 desirable, which shall consist of equal of Chinese sition, which is that there is nothing to Crape hung upon the door. Hoffman... 138 113 ... territories of Korea and Manchuria, in- Kwan, In Chi LI province, probably prevent Farrell's club playing Sunday Van Dellan ...... /.." ' 116 Continued First Page. eluding river with all of Rus- with the view of securing the games proposed plant in Ridge- stranger mercy Bergstrom .:.;:..*...... From the Yalu harbor on the A unto Results at Oakland. , • 140 ;, 137 fortifications of Ching Wan Tao. on the gulf of Lfao wood park. I5the Meß.senger of Death; Johnson" .:..;..... 194 . 156..,.. 182 sia's thereon. Tung, He strikes without compassion. SAN FRANCISCO. Ca!., Jan. 14.—Fol- anese reply to Russia's last note. It Finally Japan .fixes no limit of time, and the coal mines thereabout* pity's lowing are today's results at Oakland. does ultimatum, but re- earnestly expresses the hope that against Russian seizure. Breathes seldom breath. Totals \u0084!'...'./,:/: 848 k. 730 759 not contain an but Weather clear; track fast. j v delay fa- MILWAUKEE CLUB HAS But through one cemetery race, Japan's original with Russia will not a definite and First seven furlongs, selling-— " \u0084 ;.;\u25a0. iterates demands He pauses, rests and mopes; - : -' On Crown ; Alleys. .;\u25a0••\u25a0 vorable reply to Japan's reasonable re- Japan Gets Virginia Coal. Myrtle H, 99, Oliphant, 8 1. won; Tono- \u25a0• Hayashl terms modifi- to - \u25a0-- \u25a0-• •\u25a0 '.- •-•".-.' what Baron "a CONTRACT 'Tis the pugilistic graveyard— pah, 101, J. T. Sheehan, 6 1, second; • 'Crowns—: '<\u25a0/> ?• •• > quests. Japan alludes to her privilege HEMPHILL'S The tomb of fighters' hopes. to Hambrecht '...;... 158 .- 202 • 150 cation upon a minor point." DETROIT, Mich., Jan. 14.- A Detroit Penance, 91. Kunz. 12 to 1, third. Time, \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 of discontinuing the negotiations owning Norfolk, Maud Kruger ;.....V..V:~,. 139 .160 .'\u25a0. 141 The question of Chinese sovereign- It appear that is firm coal mines Dear Before a stately marble shaft 1:27%. Muller. Tamm, Honey Chelgren 150 145 ,-, :, 122. should Russia unwill- Va., has received a rush order for 40,- He stopped and a tear. Suckle. Capable, Tom Kinglsley, Decatur, . • ty in Manchuria and Japan's sphere of ing to accept proposals. That Outfielder Has shed Mydell f 149 " these minimum tons of coal for tha Havenor Claims the Candidate, F. W. Erode also ran...... 133 165"; altogether --000 Pocahontas Slow read the bright inscription: Munch ..,....,...... 203-; ,164^, 139 influence in Korea are reinsisted upon. The note, although not Japanese government. Already Accepted Terms. "George Dixon's byiied here." Second race, six furlongs, purse—Mili- precluding further negotiations, has a "He was only a little negro," tary Man. 115. Haack, 6 to 5. won; Young 820; Pepper. :l. Totals .733 ilb\ ', f 717 CZAR MEETS KURINO. certain finality in Its tone implying withering blight; 106. Hildebrand, \u25a0 Said he of the 8 to 1, second; \u25a0 Drewrys—...... -. f ' \u25a0,-.- \u25a0.-,\u25a0. \u25a0\u25a0-... Tao Late for Intervention. r ' -T,- \* that the correspondence is closed on MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Jan. 14.—"Frank "His skin was inky darkness, Hugh McGowan, 109, Larsen, 10 to 1, ...... 14G, ', 143 Hrmphill will play ball with the Mil- But inside he was white. third. Time, 1:13%. Dungannon, Otto A. Altmann r-. ,142 the side of Japan.. It is not believed LONDON. Jan. 14.--In regard to the Gustafson:.'...... \u25a0..-:.l3S' V 187 . 142 (ireat Britain waukee team this year." said President Steifel, Sacredus, Col. Brant, Molle R ;...... ;...... ".-..126 ; 149 160 Emperor Repeats His Desire to Main- here that Russia will consider the pro- possible Intervention of Havenor, of the local club, yesterday. "But two real champions were there; ran. Foss posed neutral zone as suggested by and France, the foreign office says no signed a contract several days since Third race, Miller ..'.:.'.130 ' '^l'" tain Peace. "He Each reigned for twelve long years, seven furlongs, selling:— ..;...... •.'...:..: •,-..'." Japan. No authoritative opinion is ob- such steps are on foot, so far aa can be and the documer*« 's now in Cincinnati for Sullivan and for Velma Clark. 102, Larsen, to 1, won; Bloom ,'"'lo9^ 14.—"1 de- probable reply \u25a0 And Dixon 2% > ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. as to ascertained. No request has been re- he approved. report that Hemphill 1, Lange ...... :..152-'.'\u25a0 172 . 144 < tainable Russia's to / Fistiana sheds its tears. Glenarvon. 109. Burns, 3 to second; El '- sire and intend to do all in my power and it is said that the is ceived from Russia or Japan for received an offer ..om Seattle is ridicu- Ptfor John !-\u25a0. made no effort Piloto, 104, Hildebrand, 2% 1, third. situation like- either lous, league to { Totals ...... 692; •.•..773.., j 697 to maintain peace in the far East." ly to prolonged for a good many such action, and the foreiKii omVe sayH a.s the clubs in the outlaw To again take up the lance. Time, 1:27. Homily, Our Pride, Chickadee, \ spoke be have an agreement that a player who But Dixon—the negro Dixon— Optimo. Ulloa ran. These were the words the czar days, and possibly for weeks. Itfears the time haw passed for any in- jumps the league shall never be taken I'll give Him another chance." Fourth race. mile. selling—Heather to the members of the diplomatic corps tervention to be efficacious. back. Hemphill left the Seattle club to When In »doubt as to how your mon- the New reception held in the Honey, 90, Hildebrand, 2 to 1, won; Ro- ey Invested, at Year's Sifted Through Washington. come here and he could not go back if He tapped upon the headstone maine, 99. Wright. 40 to 1, second; Ro- should be read "The winter palace today. The czar made a Arms Factory in Sight. he wanted to." Thrice with the scythe he bore. sarie. 107, Bell, G to third. Globe's. Paying - Wants." ; leisurely great WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 14.—Mr. says Saying 1. Time. 1:40. -" round of the white Dally Mull* Havenor that he has to the ghost he'd called up: ' •\u25a0 Takahlra, here, LONDON. 15.—The President Key Note. Pierce J, KittyKelly, Polonius .'\u25a0»\u25a0.•';'.\u25a0'.";\u25a0>* ' '•\u25a0 hall with its beautiful colonnades in the Japanese minister Jan. heard nothing concerning Ed Connors "Come out :ind fight some more." Silurian, First Chip, McGrathiana, Prince, today told Secretary Hay that tJ)£ Jap- Brussels oorrespoDdenf «*ys that King since that player asked permission to And Dixon came to earth again. Hipponax ——— which the representatives of the va- Leopold principal pro- ran. Is one of the with Baltimore this season, Hugh All straight trim anese reply to the last Russian note as and and true; Fifth race, Futurity course, selling— rious countries had assembled. His of impor- moters a strong Belgian syndicate, iilayennings. the manager, wanted him, which "i'was not the broken, drunken sot— majesty freely with everybody amounts to a denial all the of T'lctma, 100. Larsen. 2 to 1, won; Bard NORTH LEAGUE chatted propositions. Japan's a capital of $25,000,000, formed to granted. •\u25a0 -:\u25a0.., STAR\u25a0 tant Russian with vas But the Dixon we once knew. i \u25a0 /\u25a0'•' • | length Burns, 110, See. 4 to 1, second; Puredale, l{ •• - .-. .'\u25a0 and at considerable with several factory Japan. 105. 4 - - counter proposals, It is said, are of a establish an arms in And now he'll tackle Corbett, Hildebrand. to 1. third. Time of the diplomats. nature that will almost make Skip Me, Mr. Phinizy, \u25a0 certainly 1:1014. Ethel Ab- " • \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 n' \u25a0\u25a0 curiosity was exhibited all Beard the in den, \u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 : Total Keen them unacceptable to Russia. Japan Battleship. JOE CORBETT WILL upon lion his bott, Lurene, Hellas ran. :: : v majesty ap- Orders And the brow of Dixon Sixth race, mile quarter . Won. I^ist. Pins. over the room when his On the hand, May the and a sell- s Kurino, Japanese other advices that LONDON, The Telegraph's PITCH ST. LOUIS rest crown again. ing—Royalty. 104. Hildebrand, 6 to 1, Browns ...... '.;.-..i....'.26' 15 33,539 proached Mr. the come to the state department from Jan. 14.- FOR won; Frank Kaskobs ...... ;.ySS- 12 30,810 minister. The conversation between Tokio correspondent says that the Jap- Woods. 102, Larsen, 9 to 5 Paris, St. Petersburg and Berlin are of its pro- second: Position. 107, Burns, 11 to 5 Five Points ...... >lsi 24 30,320 them was cordial and extended. His pacific anese government, as a part ...23 13 , 27.640 all of a character. Ambassador extension, has placed TROOPS ARE LEAVING third. Time, 2:OC^. Eda RHey, Searcher! Millers ....:.... majesty emphasized the high value Porter, at' Paris, pressure gramme of naval Signed Contract to El Oriente, Martin ran. Steidl and Galvlns ..13 23 26,866 he places upon the good and cables that a contract in England for a 16,000-ton Noted Twirler Sends -. ... 27 24,942 which is to brought on Peringers vl3- be to bear the would- battleship. the National League Club. THE STRIKE REGION neighborly relations between Japan belligerents, particularly on and Russia, not only now but In the be and Results at Ascot Park. The : Five-Point team Mrolled off three Japan, by at least two of the great neu- ; ' future, Through Bosporus. \u25a0- ! and expressed bis unshaken Russians Sail ST. I.oriS, Mo., Jan. 14.—There is no postponed • games last night with the tral powera, to avert hostilities. The Governor of LOS ANGELES, Cal.. Jan. 14.—Follow- Steidl & Galvin team. '• The Five i Points hope that a mutually satisfactory set- CONSTANTINOPLE. Jan. 14. -Two longer any doubt of Joe Corbett's plans Colorado Gives Assurances ing are the summaries. » official opinion here Is that Japan will for the coming baseball season, for his Weather clear; were awarded the game .when the Steidl tlement of the differences between the not yield to any such large vessels belonging to the Russian to Labor Federation Committee. track fast: & Galvin failed the night arranged. pressure. contract to pitch for the local National First race, men to,, appear fwo countries would be Min- volunteer fleet, carrying troops, panned league mile and seventy yards— of Dec. 12, and received." credit for their reception pro- team has been received. This The Gold Finder, E. Walsh, ister Kurino left the a Napoleon. through the Bosporus today, bound for inakns a pitching staff of five able men 107. 2 to I,' rolling In the totals. Last *lght they add- foundly impressed majesty's Russes Have DENVER. won; Dupont. 9V, J. Lewis. 3 to I, sec- \u25a0 with his the far East. and the Roblsons are said to be much Col.. Jan. 14—A special com- ond; Lunar, ed 65 points .to their -former total. The words. PARIS. Jan. 14.—Prince Louis Napo- mittee of the 105, J. Booker, 6 to 1 third. follows: -\u25a0 encouraged by the prospects. State Federation of Labor Time, 1:48. Glen Rice, Dr. Shorts, scores • < leon hag informed a friend that he ex- Heir * Five Points ; It had become known here through R. Hul>bard, Corbett writes to his friends here that waited upon Gov. Peabody today and Apparent also ran. • — .\u25a0\u25a0;-, . pects to be called to Russia imme- NEW YORK. Jan. 14.—0. lie is iii shape and that all sto- asked, on of the Pachowskl ...... 163]^' 111. 167 the foreign office tshat Count Cassini, n New York X. M. C. A. worker, *ail«d excellent behalf federation, that the •second race, three-eighths of a mile, !>" diately, adding that war Is expected by i branch ries about his having gone back are far troops from three-year-old Brandt ...... "....;'. .105 ' 180 167 the Russian ambassador to the United for Havana today to establish a be withdrawn Teller and San maidens—Airship, 108 L. Schultz i>; 231 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0" 149 all. organization In Cuba. He Is baefced out of the way. He expects to be better Miguel counties; Spencer. 2 to 5, won; Grammont, ...... 148' States, had been instructed to assure of the during the season of 1904 than at any that the vagrancy or- De 108, Wagner .•;... 159 ion 155 168 government "In case of mobilization," said the financially in his work by promlm-nt der be rescinded and that the E. Walsh, 6 to 1, second; Tim Hurst, 108. . 146 169 14« the United States that other time. men who Boland, 5 to third. Nelson would interpose objections prince, "my regiment would be one of business men. have been deported from these counties 1. Time, :31%. C. P. Russia not Waterhouse also ran. 846 : 797 to the commercial treaty between Jimmy Britt Has Bad Arm. be permitted to return home. Third race, seven-eighths of a mile, Totals ...... 716 . * _..• China and the United States or Im- Steidl & Gal\*ins— \u25a0 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., 14.—Jim- Gov. Peabody assured the committee selling—Galanthus. 102, Buxton, 3 to L c Jan. won; 103. J. Lewis, G. Blanchard ...... 202:^ 137 159 pede American rights or interests In my Britt has his right hand and forearm that the troops are being withdrawn as Anvil. 7 to 10 sec- Ga1vin...... T....:.173< 111 158 majesty to in a plaster cast, to remain for three rapidly as prudence seems justify, ond; Jingler, 102, Birkenruth, 7 to 1 Manchuria. His referred to and third. J. Blanchard :...... 129 \u0084\ , % 131 . 165 in UP*) I C7m »if^ to* weeks. Ever since the match with Canole Time. 1:30. Chief Aloha. Jack Richelieu " these instructions a conversation cißk^Sßk \u25a0 \u25a0•» ifA OHI that, in his opinion, the conditions pre- Jr., Thole ...121; ,134- 123 I*^™*^**^^^^ Britfs right forearm troubled him. Mac Ana and Dug Martin also ran. - 145 with Ambassador MoCormick and laid has shape, vailing will permit tne recall of all soldiers Fourth race, one mile, handicap—Havi- Tracey ...... 142 .161 and. while not in very bad it was except provost guard much stress on his desire that Russia §\u25a0\u25a0* Faithful New Advanced Treatment; Expert thought best to give the ailing member a a small within a land, 110, Redfern, 6 to 5, won; Dolly JbL Honest. Service; JBL very few days. The guard will be main- Hayman, 96, to Totals .764—•\u25a0 668 766 and the United States should live on rest. This will have no effect, however, Lowe, 5 1. second; Olenne- ...... of Skill; Rapid Cures; Reasonable Charges; Written Guarantee upun tained only long enough to demonstrate vis. 103. E. Walsh. 3 tt 1. third. the terms intimate and cordial his condition for the Young Corbett the present peaceful are Time, friendship so in CJV contest, except in the way improve- that conditions 1:42. Pirate, Pat Hanraion, M. F. Tar- which had existed for given every case. jajLl of permanent. pc-y also ran. many years, especially a ment. and which he The vagrancy order, the governor said, Fifth race, Slauson course, three-year- to He emphatically intended apply wished maintain. was never to to law-abid- olds—Bill Curtis. ll«, Redfern. 2 to B, ! Gopher League Scores disclaimed the slightest inclination to Best Specialist in famous for his curm. sr president of the Owl Commercial com- ing citizens who desire to work, and will won; Sais. 107. Fletcher, 8 to 1, second- jo* pany, a branch of the International To- not be enforced against them. The de- Dargin, 111, Boland. 3 to third. hinder the developments of American bacco company, committed suicide in his ported men, governor declared, I. Time. §£ the Northwest the must 1:11%. Strife, Eugenic B also ran Gopher Bowling commerce. ?* office here today by shooting. It is said temain away from the districts so long as Sixth race, thre«-quarters of The teams of the new Ambassador MoCormick inquired \u25a0-'-^MSta^ a mile i season last night he feared a second operation for appen- the niilitary men are in control. The selling—Sallie E. league opened their with concerning the czarina and learned dicitis. meeting was very friendly. Goodwin. 106. Walsh 8 ! games' on the Doris and Manifold alleys. t*s. won; Almoner. 107, Buxton. Id to'l the Acme Juniors won her recovery was proceeding and Little Margaret. At the Doris alleys that KM *.?sit§E« second: 109, J. Lewis 7 from : the \u25a0 Manifold that no concern was felt regarding her t!» BH bb Q9BES9 Jl3& BB M3f Wf to 1. third. Time. 1:16. Nona B J the big end of the set »«^ Kirby. Geisha 'v team. jSpangenberg's i bowling | was' the , condition. Skirmish. Girl, Celebration, - play, his high score | being \u25a0 Nina B L and Toto Gratiot also ran. feature ofIthe' | 222. and his lowest 185. On the Manifold ! WU TING-FANG IS CALLED. alleys \u25a0» the Cohassets startled the crack Mill Springs team . by taking two of the , Lousvllle \u25a0 wftAlt Club Stakes. games one of them § three and -winning . He Becomes Vice President of Chinese I LOUISVILLE,Ky., Jan. 14.—The with a 1,006 total. In this game Vander- < stakes -\u25a0 M^Wf for the spring meeting of the new Louis- ttndc . equaled" the 222 score made by , Foreign Office. ville Jockey club, and also the Kentucky Spangenberg on Doris : alleys,- and the expectation Derby. Kentucky Oaks and Nursery Lunquist piled up 214 pins. Elwood's 185 PEKINf, Jan. 14.—The of stakes \u25a0 greatly diplomatic for 1905 close tomorrow. There "are ten was . low 'for the Cohassets: in this game. war is Increased in stakes in all, including one for the jump- The scores follow: ; ;;,. . circles here. The German minister ers, as follows: * •';\u25a0.' ;\u25a0"'\u25a0 On Manifoldl Alleys. now regards war as a probability, al- UltN The Kentucky jS^mk Derby 1905, despairing for for \u25a0" \u25a0• though not of a I three- Cohassets— •••':;": settlement year-olds. $6,*00; mile and a quarter. at hour. Heretofore 1 The A. B. Cherrington .172 .;:- 192 159 the eleventh he ha
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