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The San Francisco call., 1896-08-08
HINTS TO REAL ESTATE
INNESTORS AND HON r M KE

IL INVESTORS AND HOME-MAKERS.
where within hours ride of great seaport city
You can make more money buying in some To-
Calities than others.
You can make the most money IL you select a
place naturally situated for town, located in the
direct line of up-to-date public and private inn
provements, easily accessible by cheap and fire.
quent railway and water transportation lines TO a
great commercial and manufacturing metropolis
and other existing business centers yet far enough
away from any 20 insure of its becoming prosper
Gus, selfsnpporting and independent community.
FITCHBURG IS so SITUATED
As to combine all these advantages and many
others. 1t offers splendid Inducements TO those
about to start business OF any description.
For suburban homes it walls aay OF the thickly
populated centers around the bay.
1t is only 45 minutes from San Francisco and
minutes from Oakland by steam and electric cars
which run from daylight until after midnight
blocks from either railroad.
ELEGANT CHURCH EDIFICE RECENTLY
COMPLETED.
GRADED SCHOOL ATTENDED BY $50
The streets are graveled and ornamented with
avenue trees, cypress hedges and evergreen groves
Mark these improvements.
NOTE THE ELEGIBLE LOCATION.
as the town grows, count the chances for profit on
your investment In prospec i've business center
as compared with the many isolated one-street
tracts now the market.
SEE FIrCHBURG.
invest 1udiciousiy and the almighty dollars
sure 10 come your way, viii Go the rest. Lots
ready 10 buio on, size 25 and 30 feet front by 100
TO quo feet deep.
Terms: 10 per cent cash. balance in monthly
payments.
THAD. S. FITCH. Fitchburg San Leandro Road.
W. Il. MCCLURE. l9 Montgomery St. s. F.
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tn DIVORCE n1CODD. :

COMPLAINTS filed.
Ida NJ. Wilson against John J. Wilson.
Arabella NJ HICKS against John w. Hicks.
Divorces granted:
Nellie Och from Richard Och. for extreme
cruelty; by Judge Slack. Plaintiff granted Gus
todv of minor child, $12 so per month alimony
and $25 counsel fees.
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HAVE GOOD OPENINGTO ENLARGE SEC
IL ond-hand furniture business; opposition
man with stock or some money to join me- 1902
Devjsadero St
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
U.OO00 TO S500O-NEW AND MODERN
eDAOOU houses on large lots IN good locations
convenient to trains; terms suit purchasers.
JOSEPH A. LEONARD COMPANY. 1864 Park
ST., Alameda
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McAVOY & GALLAGHER,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMERs,
go Fifth St.. Opp. Lincoln School.
Telephone $3.50.
MOUNT OIIVET CEMETERY.

GAN MATEo COUNTY: NEAREST GENE
= terry to the city; non-sectaran; In no sense ex-
elusive; location unexceled. Office 9e7 Market
street. southeast corner OF sixth.
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IL cash payment and monthly pay ments will buy
pretty Groom home; no reasonable offer refused
S65-367 First ave.
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A.A..A.lAGE LlU4Ns.as.

I he following marriage licenses were issued by
the County Clerks office YESTERDAY:
IL. j. Conradt and Maria Hoffman,, 1880.
Alexander 4. OK and Violet e Me indy, 43-42.
William H. Dinmore and Ventura Burner 42-23.
joan Turner q ld Mary McZhran. 27-23.
f. e Raymond and Eugenla Lopez, 23-25.
Charles Eckstein and Nellie Wilson. 3o-l9.
]. w Huserik aud Winnie L. Maze, 22-1S
Theodore X komaine aud Nellie K. ID Dare. 24-23
II. A. Hahn and Anna NJ. Watzenborn. SO-2O.
Andrew Adamson and Hannah Bell, 3I-29.
Patrick White and Jane ODonnen 47-45.
p s. Flannery and Louisa Weekworth 27-23
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-09
PERTH ANNOY, N. ]. 81 grudnia 1926.

%
Szdno,ony Panic Redaktorze!
Niezmiernie radzi jestesmy, ze jedna
z najwazniejszych uchwai ostatniego
sejmu przyobleka sic W zywe oialo.
Chcemy movie tn o oswiacie, kt6rej
pole tax d}ugo dotychozas odiogiem
leza{o.
Me ulega watpliwosci, re jesli ws.e-
die, z takim zapalem j dobra VIOLA, jak
u mas w Perth Amboy, projekt wv. N,
P. przyjety j W czyn ~zamieniony zostal
i jesli dalej Pc tel drodze kroozy6 be.
die - to W kr6tkim, stosunkowo GA.
sic spo}eczehstwo nasze W Ameryce,
stanie W rzedzie innych narod6w, vie.
kowa cy~wilizacye Ia soba majaoych.
Nar6d nasz, znajdujao sic warun.
kach sprzyjajacyoh, ozuje potrzebe o.
swiaty i garnie sic do niej - dotad
jednak, ME majac jasnego d~rogowska-
"a, biaka2 sic W moralnych ciemnos.
ciach, ktorych rozproszenie bedzie, ds
Bog, wiekopomna zas}uga z. N. P.
U mas Tow. Litewskie Zygm. Augu.
sta ii. grupa 24O ma SVEN posiedzeniu
jednoglosnie uchwali}o, ably przystapie
do Tow. Oswiaty, ktorego fundamen,
~za}ozony zosta} pred dwoma tygod.
niami przez kilku ludzi zaledwie. O.
becnie liozy Tow. Oswiaty juz z CORA
80 cz}onk6w.
Tow. Dabrowskiego ma przysz}em
posiedzeniu. jak mas zapewniai prezes
tegoz Tow. p. Marciniak, gremialnie
ma przystapic; Tow. Krakusow row
niez p~rzychylnie zapatruje sic ma te
sPrawe, zwlaszcza prezes jej p. Laskow.
Inni wpsywowi tn ludzie jak PIP. Henk,
Borrow, Ogin, Bart, krzataja sic, ably W
swych ko@kach (niestety, many j u mas
rome k6lka) zapewnic przychylne
przyjecie projektowi Zwiakzu.
Czekamy tylko ma biblioteke, po O.
trzymaniu ktorej i rozpoczeciu prak-
tycznego dzia}ania, many niep}onna
nadzieje, ze kazdy obywatel - polak
litwin naleze6 bedzie do Tow. Osw. -
Ma pierwszem zebraniu Tow. Osw. PREY
ozywionej dyskusyi, zosta} oddany mnie
do opracowania i przeslania Wydzialo,
wi Oswiaty projekt, ably W bibliote-
kach wedrownych uwzgledniony by}
assortyment ksiazek ola dzieci i milo,
dziezy, ktorzy przeciez stanowia pod.
stawe j naszego spoieczehstwa.
4. Kopld,cski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-09
Oar DIR.

Welding ustnego p~olenia JWgo Pana
Pos&a, DR.. Karola acknowledged nia
ID i IA sierpnia 1895 T. wyslano Ola
dzieci polskioh W Ameryce Po}nocnej,
pod adresem p. Psw}owskiego, do New
Yorku nastepujace ksiaaeczki IVY
dawnictwa groszowego imienia Tade-
usza Kosciuszki" pod redakcya DIR. z.
Kostkiewicza i K. Wojnara W Krako-
vie, Szewska 8.
Paczki 8, egzemplarzy $50, Znak 1.
(Kosciuszko) wagi GIN. 900. porto 8 z}r.
60 ct. pc set kazda Ia z}r. Oct.
Paczki 3. egg. 80, znak III i Zycha
j V. K Mackiewicz, wagi GIN. 54OO,
porto 3 z}r. 24ct pc 5 4 x kaada "a zlr.
Is.
Paozki A. egg. 400, znak III do
swoich i Sewera', wagi gm. 1900, por-
to 4 zlr. l2ct. pc 5 x kaAda "a zlr. 20.
Paezka 1, egg. 20, znak ,Dzieje i zy-
wot sw. Jacka', wagi gun. 2OOO, porto
to l zlr. 20 ct. po 5 X kazda "a zlr. 8
ct. so.
Paczki 8, egg. $50 " ks. Mackiewica
vi. "a. W6lka, wagi gun. $500, porto
8 zlr. 4S ct, pc 5 4 ct. kazda "a zir.
16.
Psczka 1, egg. 100, znak A. Pamiat-
ka o sw. Antonim, wagi GIN. 1000, por-
to l zlr. 20 ct. po 10 ct. kaada z z}r. 10.
Poczki l, egg. 10, znak G. Gospodarz
Biedronia, wagi gm, 22OO, porto 1 zir.
80 ct. pc 25 ct. kazda "a zlr. 3 ct. rs.
Paczka 1, egg. 1915, znak 1. i Udzieli
2 cent. ksiazeczki, wagi gm. 1900, por-
to l zlr. IA ct. pc 5 2 ct. kazda "a zir.
4 ct. OS.
Razem paczek Is, egzemplarzy 1900
wagi gram6w 33.70O porto 10 zlr. 3Oct.
Ia sumo z{r. 1913 ct.
Do tego porto f. 1870 ct.
Razem ksiazeczek pre-
sy}ka "a z}r. 9S-63 ct.
Polecajac sic i nadal laskawym
wzgledom i zyczliwej pamieci, pozosta-
je z wysokiem powazaniem
Dr.. Zygmunt Kostkienicz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-09
Echa z ObchOd6w.
CLEVELAND, o.. 81 grudnia 1895.
Il. Kopld,cski.

CLEVELAND, o. 81 grudnia 1895.
Obch6d listopadowy or. III odby}
sic dnia 10 grudnia T, z. Cz}onkowie
zebrali sic ma sail obok litewskiego kos
cio}a, o godz. lei wiecz. Pc krotkiej
przemowie OBJ. A. Olszewski powo}ai
na.prezesa obchodu wiel. ks. j. Deli.
nikajtisa ~proboszcza parafi litewskiej.
Pierwszym m6wca by} wiel. ks. Deli
nikajtis, w~yg}osi} do lez w~zruszajaca
movie, osnuta ma tie patryotycznem,
o~bjasniajac p~amiatke ~listopadowa j jak
ia powinni obchodzic synowie nieszcze-
sliwej Ojczyzny.
Nastepnym mowca by1 OBJ. DIR. K.
Smakowski. Tenze wyg}osi} move,
p~rzytaczajac fakta 1881 T.
Nastepnie deklamowaia PAM G. Me.
czyhska ,,Smier6 Pu}kownika" "a CO
zosta{a obdarzona hucznemi oklaskami.
Nastepnie wiel. ks. Delinikajtis,
przemawia} pc litewsku. Me bede
wymienial ws~zystkich slow jego, ale
przytocze tn, Re wszystkich ~obecnych
litwinow do iez ~wzruszyi swoja nova.
Nastepnie odspiewano ,,Boze cos
Polske' poczem OBJ. A. Olszewski "a.
wezwal zebranych do skladki Ia skarb
mar. pol. W Rapperswylu. Zebrano
2 dol. Potem publicznosc rozesz}a sic
do domow wzbudziwszy W sobie ducha
narodowego ! miiose Ojczyzny.
Nastepnego dnia ii. W poniedziaiek
10 grudnia odby}o sic W kosciele litew.
skim zaiobne nabozehstwo "a poleg{ych
p~owstaniu ~listopadowem braci, UREA
Ozone staraniem Tow. Synowie Polski i
Litwy gr. III msza za}obna odprawil
wiel. ks. Delinikajtis. Dobrze mysla.
oych pstryotow j patryotek by}o ME
male grono ma nabozehstwie. Czes6 ci
i chwala zacny kaplanie; dziekuje W j.
MENU ca}ego Towarzystwa.
Miiosc ] pozdrowienie.
M. Saceuicz, sekr.
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Ola ~unikniecia nieporozumieh, naleknoscl
"a odznaki ziote (po 4 doll / e~maliowane
srebrne (po $I.25) ME wciagamy ma rachu-
mex grup. Jezeli kt6ry z czionk6w zyczy
sobie mice odznake drozsza, MECH zaraz
pieniadze zfozy W swojej grupie, a sekre-
tarz grupy piacac "a cyrkularz, powinien
doiaczyc te pieniadzs, wyraznie zaznaczajac
ma jaki eel sa przeznaczone.
SEKRETARz JENERALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-09

Pahstwu S%mulskim "a darowanie Is
ksiazek tresci powiesciowej, dwie reli-
gijnej, jedne poezyi, jake tez p. Anto.
nj Pardo "a medal pamiatkowy z wysta-
wystawy Lwowskiej, bity W Poznaniu,
zasy}am W imieniu zarzadu Biblioteki
Muzeum Il. n. p. serdeczne staropol.
skie bog zap}ae''.
j. RosinsEi, bibliotekarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-09

Sekretorze gr,p przy roPoTtoch mic
sieczaych po,oi0ni koHieczHie zatqczat
karty podr6zae, ma mocy H6rych PrzW
mujq czfonk6o z innych grip. Prey
odsuspendocaniu czfonk6,o, sekretdrz
grupy potcinien zatosze zoznoczo6Przez
jak 6ugi czas cztonek 6yt suspe"do-
sodnyn. - SEKRETARz JENBRALSY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-09
No. sol Noble uI.

olisko hilwaukee ave. Prey tej samej sposobnosc
nadmieniam, ke poniewak zawarfem spoke handlovs
z panen Marjsnem Durskim, odtsd nAsza nrma bedzis
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-09

Cleveland, D. Is grudnia 1895.
ia nizej podpisany sk&adam serdecz-
ne podziekowanie Rzadowi Centralne-
mu ! grupie IA "a w~yp}acenie mi po-
smiertnego pc mojej zonie Margarine
Curlanis $500, ktore otrzyma}em.
w smutku pograzony MAJ
Jan Curlanis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-09

Baltimore, Md. 6 grudnia 1895.
Niniejszem zasy}an Re. Centralnemu
serdeczne podziekowanie, "a r~zetelne
wyp}acenie mi posmiertnego, pc sp. TO-
ME mel Magdalenie Sibiskiej.
w smutku pograsony
J0zef Sibiski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-09

moich przytaciof I braci zwiazkowych, fe z dniem u
60 majs 1876 przeni6s}sn moi interes notaryalny
g~runtowy q No Sc Noble III. do
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SprawOZdani

z Biblioteki i Muzeum wv. n. p. z;
miesiac grudzieh 1895.
CHICAGO, 2 s~tycznia 1896.
Ksiazek bylo c~zytanych 1850
z czytelni korzystaio osob 90
Muzeum zwiedziio osob 81
Poreczeh przyjeto prywatnych So
4" ztowarzystw 22
Ia kaucya
Ksiazek darowano Is
Medal /
j. Rosinski, bibliotekarz.
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OOKTOR WODNY.
fDR. 9RAHAM.)

tDR. GRAHAM)
ecsyf, JAZZ wfsdomo Cd oetatnich Is lat Q najiepsEyn
kuthem wssystkte trudne, bes nsdziei wylecsenis
sestarsafe I dfugoletnie choroby 4 cferpienia obp
lei prses snsns " NiemGsechi tutsj metoda bsds
Pewns pomoc I sscsaelive wyiecsenie sapeynis
"a cierpisnis pfnc, wstroby, merck 1 brzuchs. Ofer
pienfs ervove 4 choroby kobicoe jako 70:
diesel ciezane, bisfe upfsvy, niepfodnos, b6l "
urytsch, bolesns lub zaniedbsns regulsrnoet, cseste
dpfywy wody, rsniecia 1 palenis, Cisnienis ns d6i
Tssystkie chroniozne, prywstnei familijne cierpienis
,bu pfei lecEy prres uhycie swoich
Siedm Hlubi0nych Lekarstw
' yeh ehoroosch, do rs6rych ss ~st6euje, ktorycb
Tuhr0vnemu vyleczenie 80 prsexnsczone..
- Tysisoe rodzin swemi podziekovaniami dale
,ailepsse svisdectwC, 1sf cudowns sife msjs leksr.
fws vfssnorecrnie prSez niego prryrt3dzsLe,
dumiewsjsoe osiagnefy resultsty " tskich wypsdk scb
= kt6rych vsselkie lime srodh okssasy sic dsrem.
temi
~ Doktor wodny prsyrssdzs wissns lessrstwo
die tego ME lest v tsdnym rSfssku q spteks ms
e. Te ~uluoione Iersrstws leoz, tyIko ehorob,
torym pojsdyhcso 20 prseznsozone nsbyc je tylko
uoznsw
Ofisie: 363 8. STATE ULICY
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BICA ILLINOIS
aodziny ofsowe: rano cd 10 dol; DO ~pofudniu cd
5do =; " niedziele zamkniete.
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SRARKEY'S SIDE IN
SAILOR ENTERS A GENERAL DE-
NAL TO CHARGES MADE by
FITZ.
NO SENSATIONS SPRUNG.
DAYS EVIDENCE ALONG THE LINE
OF THE TESTIMONY ALREADY
GIVEN.
HIS INJURIES ARE ARTIFICIAL.
NO SENSATIONS SPRUNG.
HIS INJURIES ARE ARTIFICIAL
Julian Claims to Be Able to Prove
SllarIzey Submitted to an
Operation.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. 15.--
The Fitzsimmons-Sharle witnesses
today gave no sensational testimony,
but Fitzsimmons' friends say they are
now able to prove that a doctor per-
Toned an operation on Sharkey to pro-
duce external evidence Of an apparent
foul, and that he was paid one thous-
and dollars for his services. Danny
Lynch, Sharkey's manager, denies all
knowledge of a conspiracy, and said
that neither he nor Sharkey was a
member of the National club and de-
clared that Referee carp had no
pecuniary interest in the check for $10,-
600. Benjamin, sporting reporter.
witnessed the fight, but saw no foul
blow struck by Fitzsimmons.
Thomas Sharkey's testimony was
simply a denial of the stories told by
his trainers, Billy Smith and George
Allen. He never heard of a conspiracy
before the fight, had no talk with carp
and bet no money on the fight. He de-
clared F'itzsimmons struck him a foul
blow in the groin When asked why
he screamed as if in pain when he
was with Dr. Lee in the dressing room
after the fight, Sharkey said that Lee
had pressed his groin hard during the
examination after FitZsimmons' blow,
and that pressure caused him great
agony. He stated that he still suffered
pain from his injuries in the groin.
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canadian mills, but discriminates against
lumber as compared with other manufactures.
Therefore be it.
Resolved That this convention. represent
ing the entire lumber industry Of the limited
States in all lines, respectfully petitions CON
gress to place lumber on the dutiable list:
and be it further
Resolved That each lumber dealer in tho
United States be urged to furnish to the SEN
ators of his state, and to the member of
congress from his district, full information
IN reiatIon to the needs and condition of
the lumber industry, to the end that they
measure. ~
Resolved, That this convention recnenizes
the fact that unjust discrimination prevails in
some countries in South America and else
Wnere against American lumber and that
we are entirely opposed to such unjust dis
crinlnaLlon, and We invoke the aid of the
united States congress for the purpose of re-
VIv1ng the same, either by reciprocity or 9TH
erwise. = 49,
"A resolution was adopted authorizing
the president to call the next meeting.
fixing time and place. A vote of thanks
to J. E. Defenbaugh, of the Timber
man, and to w B. Judson Of the
Northwestern Lumberman, were adopt-
ed. G. w. Hotchkiss, of Chicago. bv
general request, gave an animated talk
about the value of the lumber interests
the effect of importations of lumber
from Canada and the changed condi-
lions of the lumber business. The con-
Vention adjourned sine die.
AFTER the adjournment of the conyen-
ton the ways and means committee
met in executive session to organize
The committee elected John L. Roper.
OF Baltimore, chairman, and discussed
plans in general way. Other than
this the committee had nothing IN iii
Vulge. AT the banquet tonight fifty
guests were present, and the festiyitv
was enjoyed to the full
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NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Edward Hale the
new long distance champion bicycle rider,
well deserves the honors and emoluments he
won the big track in Madison Square
Garden if physical endurance merely is worthy
of praise. His energy and pluck were mar
velous. The records made in the race sur
pass everything in the books prior to Satur-
day night. Eleven records were smashed.
At the head of them stands Hale the cham
pion, with 1903 miles to his credit ridden
within the compass of six days and nights.
He used bicycle geared to e;ghty-six inches.
He circled the oblong track Just 10 900 timas.
interesting. On the average, he propelled
his wheel twenty-one and a half feet with
every revolution of the pedals. Each of his
feet pushed the pedal around 327 600 times
In making this great ride Hale expended
about 32.7o0,000 pounds of energy, or 16 $50
tons. He travelled on the average 200 feet
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farther in each mile than the men that were
with him IN the race. This was because
he chung to the outer rim of the track and in
so doing he avoided falling. Rice who rode
next to Hale, developed an unbounded ad-
miration for the Irish giant during the race
Hale fingered hours beside the man from
ing him to presevere. Rices heart was
touched. Toward the end of the race he
asked Hale to dismount. When he had done
You're mighty good to me-, he said. You
are better man than 1 am, and l am glad
that you are going to VIM Hale looked
sheepish, as If he had done something that
he was ashamed Of Hales speed was phe-
nomenal and demonstrates the fallacy OF
the old idea that mere endurance can win In
a SIX days race. Speed will be distinct
factor in longtime races hereafter. Hale
besides winning the championship, will receive
the neat sum of $1,000 into the bargain.
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L. A. w. Meeting.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Dec. 15.-The annual
meeting Of the Wisconsin division, L. A. w.
was held here today. The meeting was one of
the largest in the history of the division.
The good roads question, and the proposed
bill for the carrying of baggage were dis
cussed. A. NJ. PATTI named as official
Handicapped. Racine will undoubtedly be
chosen for the place for the state meet. Mil
waukee will strive hard for the national
meeting in 1898. The election of delegates
to the national convention was the last thing
on the programme. A banquet followed to-
night
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second, Tempesta third: time. 1:022t. Third
race, seven furlongs-Nicolini won, Little
Billy second, Katherine third time 1904.
Fourth race, five furlongs-Hill Billy won,
Miss Verne second, Piaudit third; time,
1:01A. Fifth race one mile and sixteenth
Uncle Jim won, Hurlbert second Mr.. Dun
lap third; time, 2:02A. Sixth race seven
furlongs-Timberland won, PetroIene second,
Chicoi third; time 1904.
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Pool Rooms LegnI.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 15-The supreme court
handed down a decision reversing the deeis-
ion of the lower court in the case CT Texas
Tom Walsh, the bookmaker, who was fined
81 900 and sentenced to six months in the
st. Louis workhouse for accepting a $500
commission to be bet on a horse named Mic
olini, at New Orleans, one day last winter
The decision in effect declares unconsttu-
tional the state law prohibiting pool rooms,
and will result in the reopening of number
closed here last winter.
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BROWN SPIDERS.
Cleveland Team May Be Transferred
to st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 15.-The fact that
there is a good chance for the crack
Cleveland base ball team being trans
ferred to St. Louis in the near future,
is no longer denied at Sportsman's
park. Chris Won der Abe has admitted
that he was in correspondence with
Frank De Haas Robson, president of
the Cleveland club, but he refused to
give out any information relative to
the proposed deal. Pat Tebeau, the
Cleveland manager and captain, who
is in the city, makes no denial of the
fact that the Robisons would like to
have club in ST. Louis.
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Phones for NorthffeId.

Special 70 the Globe.
NORTHFIELD, Mimi, Dec. 15-At a spe-
citl meeting of the city council last night
an ordinance was passed giving permission
to Morgan Brooks, of Minneapolis and
Charles Church to construct telephone sys-
tenn in this city, to be in operation at the
end of four months. The company has pur-
chased the equipment of a local system put
in last year and which has since failed. An
all-night service will be rendered by the
new company, who expect to compete heavily
with the Northwestern company which gives
only a day service.
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of the luck from the start and his play was
of the fast quality that wins. On the other
hand, Cochrane was playing good billiards
all through, but had adverse luck. His good
work did not produce the results enjoyed by
his opponent, who won by the handsome
margin of 81 Billiards. He went into doubles
five times, with %, Is, IA for best. Cochrane
got the same number of doubles and had
%, H. IA for his high. This evening the
game will be Bartholomew VS.. Kent
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POLO AT DULUTH.
ST. Paul Players Are After the State
Cham piOnship.

The Northern Pacific team has ar
ranged for a match with the Duluth
polo team to be played in the Zenith
city It is proposed to play three
games for the state championship
which is now held by the Duluth team
While the dates have not been set, the
Duluth team has suggested Christmas
and Dec. &c, and the st. Paul teams
consent has been asked
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MKINLEY INVITED
To Attend the WiscOnsfn-Cariisi
Football Game,

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-An invitation
was extended to President-elect Nc
Kinley today by the management OF
the University Of Wisconsin Carlisle
Indian football game to be the guest
of the Press club at the Coliseum Sat
urday night. The major will be in
Chicago at that time, and it is thought
that he will conclude to witness the
great gridiron contest. Gould, Of
Amherst, will referee the contest. Dis
ciplinarian Thompson, telegraphed
from Carlisle today that he preferred
either Bob" Wrenn or Garfield for
umpire, but would leave the choice to
the management.
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bicycle race In New York last week. received
royal greeting upon his return home here
tonight He was met at the depot by the
mayor of the city and prominent citizens.
A procession headed by several brass bands
paraded the streets. At the opera house a
public reception was held with Mayor Nichols
presiding. and speeches werei made by
prominent citizens
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INDOOR BASE BALL LEAGUE.
MiIftfamen of Three Cities May
Organize One.

A movement is on foot to organize
an indoor base ball league, composed
of teams selected from the different
militia companies of st. Paul, Mime
apolis and Saltwater. A regular
schedule of games will be played
throughout the winter and something
in the nature OF a pennant or cup will
be put up to go to the winner of the
ajerity Of games.
There are a number Of first-class in
door base ball clubs among the Twin
City companies. Company c. Of st.
Paul. carries off the honors for the
Sanity City, while Company rs
Minneapolis team is no slcuch.
Battery A. Of st. Paul, Is organic