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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
INTERNATIONAL PLAY-OFF.
That Contest Is Getting borrowed
Down Somewhat.

Evidently content to let some other local
ring contest for the International cup and
save themselves for the other big events,
Griggs' rink forfeited to Arnold. The latter
team then went in and nearly defeated Will
Jams, of Waupaca, u to 10, in very interest
ing contest, which required extra head.
Twas a see'saw all the way through and on
the final end the visitors counted one, end
ing the agony. Score:
Waupaca vs. st. Paul
H; W. Williams 1Oj2?o2o20i1 1o2o1-1s
Snowden. Of st. Paul. FORGETTING to John Nc
Leods Minneapolis rink, and ". S. Winsor,
Mould of Baraboo, forfeited to Smith, Of
Duluth, and Judge Cory, of ST. Paul, beat
]. Salisbury's rink of Minneapolis veterans,
Is to Ii, handiy. Score:
st. Paul VS.. Minneapolis
H. W. Cory -. :. ....... .n200131012nl4}5-1
]. Salisbury >. .......... .0301100o2001O21e-
Tom Scott won some more interurban
laurels for St Paul, defeating John Mcleod,
II to 10. Score:
International -
Minneapolis VS.. st. Paul
John Mcleod 49,. ....... .101200111002O3l1
Tom Scott 80. -. O2OO24 0002209020-17
Foote'S Minneapolis rink played a hard
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
and held it well, the score by ends stand

and held it well, the score by ends stand
ing as follows:
j. McDiarmid ~ Poll 31O22202O00-
r. Mckay ..................-010 000100 0223-10
Almost as hot as the game they lost to
Robertson the game Stout's Wapaca rink
of Duluth in the Duluth Jobbers' trophy
play. Twice during the match were the heads
SO close that scientifically accurate measure
ments were necessary to determine the vic
tors. This contest a tie on the fifteenth
end, but was won by the Waupacans by one
point on the sixteenth. Score:
Duluth Jobbers-
Waupaca VS.. Duluth
F. Stout -. .............. .1oO3112pa22O1Oo1-
A. H. Smith %. .......... .041G00o21001022Q-13
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
GIRL BUTCHER.
San Francisco Presents the New
Wnnan in a New Role

San Francisco, says the New York Journal
has the honor of presenting to the new wo-
man of the age the first lady butcher and
quite a young lady at that for Lille Kanitz
is but 10 years old
Miss Kanitz's father, Otto Kanitz, conducts
the Log Cabin market in San Francisco. Sne
is a full partner in the business and her
fathers only assistant The father is as
proud of his daughter as possible. The girl
has so mastered her trade that when her
father is away she is left in charge of the
shop. She runs it like veteran, too, filling
orders from a quarter Of beef to a tidbit
for somebody's pet dog. girl butcher might
not be expected to be attractive in person
and manner. This one is. She is straight and
1.-THE and active, and the arm that yields the
cieaver instead of a golf club tennis
racquet is prettily rounded, with supple
little wrist and tapering fingers. Miss Kan
it's cheeks are as rosy in hue as the choicest
sirloin of beef, and her complexion is as fair
and white prime suet. Her eyes are the
deep brown of the liver she SO deftly slices.
She dresses becomingly in spotless pink
gowns and small aprons
She has gentle manner and while bust
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23

then gathered themselves together and
played their string out with the result as
stated below:
Johnson No. .
Portage VS.. Duluth
T. j. Wells ........... .131111O110010010-
A. H. Smith ......... .000G0010111 09202-10
Griggs' st. Paul rink won a notable vic
tory in the competition for the St. Paul Curl
ing club trophy when 1t defeated Chambers
pretty fast Waupaca rink by score of IS to
TO- but there was no time during the game
when there even a show, seemingly for
the visitors to win. The locals had the best
of it throughout.
Johnson
Waupaca VS.. st. Paul
c. NJ. Griggs -. ........ 32103O2O1S1O02Oo-
S. S. Chandler :. 49,. 0O101O390O11012-1O
from Foote, of Minneapolis, last night. Score:
Minneapolis VS.. Cambria
F. Foote -. ........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A. E. Mccall .............. .1024103011112O10-1S
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
CORBETT OWNS UP,
Admits to SfIer He Was Fairly
Whinned at Carson


CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-George SiIer met lanes
j. CorDett by appointment at the Auditorium
and for an hour and half they both talked
over the Carson fight and discussed pro and
con some of the questions that have been
raised since that time. When the conference
was over both left feeling much better-Cor-
oett as firm as ever in his belief that Siler
was preJudiced upon the day he refereed the
light and that he gave FitZsimmons shade
the better OF 1t; Siler satisfied that he had
put an end to the insnuations that have
regarding his decisions. The meeting was
not stormy, rather quiet and confidential, and
at no time was any feeling shown either
side Sfler got in from Cincinnati Wednes-
day, went over to see Corbett the next night
and met him again by appointment. The
greeting was cordial. Corbett put out his
First rate; how are you?" was the response,
and the two began talking. 81 understand
that you have several questions you would
like to ask me- began Siler. "oh, no; you
have answered them already, and the people
are not Interested in any controversy be-
tween me and you! Of course 1 din't want
ways insist you were prejudiced.' Well
there is one question l would like to ask you,
Jim; Were you fairly and sa Jul defeated
Corbett, Il was, and have kick coming.
But l am firmly convinced. and arguments,
veriscope pictures and affidavits cannot make
me change my mind, that Fitzsimmons
given two seconds in that sixth round, and if
that shade had been given me the outcome
might have been different: The next fight
that I have l am going to try and get
referee that will give me that shade.
Then the two men sat down and began
talking things oyer. It soon developed that
there was a misunderstanding on the part
Of both. Corbett, thought Siler's ire was
aroused because in his talk when he offered
Fitzsmmons $4,000 for another fight he had
stipulated that It was to be before an un
preudiced referee. Siler got mad because in
a st. Louis dispatch printed in local paper
Corbett quoted saying that Siler held
him in the sixth round. Siler asked him if
that were true and Gorbett replied at once
that it wasn't so. He had been pushed back,
but not held. i'
There the whole matter will drop, but Cor
bett says that In case of another fight he
shall insist upon some: one besides siler as a
referee.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23

ness life has made her alert land keen, it
has not taken away her girlish modesty
and simplicity. Her parents are industrious
Germans, who. by years OF steady labor and
The girl butcher and her mother own city
real estate valued at several thousand dol
lars This decided to them by Mr.. Kan
it, but the possession Of it has not been
check to the daughters ambition to earn
money for herself She keeps the books OF
the firm, makes out, collects and pays bills,
and delivers orders to customers in their
own homes. Early any morning she is to
be seen with her horse and cart whisking
through the street. The dealers at the stock
yards have learned that she knows her book.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
HE DESCRIBES THE MOST SENSA-
TIONAL TUMBLES OF HIS
WHEELING CAREER.
HURTING THROUGH SPACE.
FEARFUL FALL AND GENERAL,
SNARL OF WHEELS AND RIDERS
AT PARIS.
HIS NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
WHILE RIDING AT A 1.55
CLIP.
By Jimmie" Michael)

10y JlIlllIe A1lClael.J
NEW YORK, Jan. 2o.-On the eve of
my departure for Europe 1 have been
asked to give the particulars of some
of the most exciting moments of my
career As a whirlwind rider I can re-
late some startling incidents of the
many narrow escapes I have had from
death. More than once I have, during
the wreck of wheels and terrible i'm
pact attending grand smash-up, when
riders going at a fast clip collapse In
a writhing heap, thought for an in
slant that the game was up. There is,
however, a mistaken idea existing that
a fall from a wheel when the rider is
going fast must surely result in death,
or at the best the fracture of a num-
Der Of bones and the general demorali-
zation of the riders anatomy. My
falls, and here I may remark that they
have been so numerous as to be I'M
countable, have only caused temporary
distress. I account for 1t in this way:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
RACE AT COMO TODAY.
Davidson and Andrew to Try Con-
VcIuSfOns,

The championship of the states of Mime
SOFA and Wisconsin will be decided this aft
erneon at o'clock. at Lake Como in mile
race between ]. E. Andrews, champion of
Wisconsin, and John, F. Davidson, champion
Of Minnesota. The race Is to take place at
4:20 ~
Andrews defeated Davidson last week in a
half mile race at1 Silly water but Davidson feels
confident he. can beat Andrews at the mile.
Before the race Miss Fanny Davidson and
John Davidson will give an exhibition of fancy
skating which will probably be their last in
the city, as they leave for he East the latter
Fart of the week. Should the ice be in good
shape they will do number of new tricks.
Arrangements are now under way for a
series of skating races between John S. John
on. of Minneapolis and John F. Davidson,
IF st. Paul. Mr.. Davidson is being backed
by the Laurel Cycle club, and the hackers
CT the TWO parties will meet at Como today,
and should they reach an agreement the race
VIII be for a $50 side bet and 500 purse guar
anteed by the South Side rink, Minneapolis
The only thing in the way of an agreement
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
BLACK, OF WINNIPEG,

Won First Prize In the Veterans
Contest.
In the veterans contest, the funniest of
the day, Alex. Black, Of Winnipeg, had
walkaway with the Scott rink, representing
St. Paul. the gang around the ends account
ing for it by the fact that Judge Cory was
not skipping Scott Endorsed this view of it.
The score was
st. Paul VS.. Winnipeg
D
Alex. Black ...................02 1 0322223010-1S
Minneapolis had drawn the bye, there be-
ing but three Kinks entered and Black de-
feated Salisbury in close, well-played con-
test, follows:
Winnipeg VS.. Minneapolis
Alex. Black ................. 10oO205O1OlOl-16
j.
For the second prize, gold-mounted brooms,
st. Paul and Minneapolis will now have to
play.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
In Crime.

If you once have 1t, you never will for
get it 1t develops old chronic troubles dor
mant at the time. into active outbreaks.
Beecham's Pills, while a laxative, are also
antiseptic in their action. They attack all en-
emles to health. AS a preventative against
La Grippe, and tonic TO enable the system
to bear up against its after effects, they can
not be eQualled
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
Trouble With the Cat.

Up Up IN Bellefonte, Penn, the other dav q
o w9man entered grocery store and while her
cat up to fondle it, No sooner had she s+roIas
me fur on its head than she DROPPED If VIII fb
c cne exclamation: Why this cat has tooth
had besn quite severely prcked as she n nses
IL II, over the cats head An investigation was
MAGE maze and it was found that the point of
1bar :. was protrudng through the skin and
was drawn after it.-Philadelphia In6ni bareau
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Narrowing Tales.

LoNDON.-The Standard recently discussed
the overcrowding of the medical profession
In England. Narrowing tales were told of
the straits to which struggling practitioners
1t has been alleged that the enormous sale
of Beecham's Pills, six million boxes yearly,
is one OF the causes in producing this state
OF affairs. The people have learned that
Beecham's Pills keep them in good healthi
and they have use for physician, except
on extraordinary occasions.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
PICKED UP ON THE ICE

Secretary Shand thinks now that the hon
spiel can be closed Monday night.
me Ice was in ideal condition Yesterday
afternoon 'e''eiu ay
Sam Fullerton helped Duncan's rink in tho
vacancy made by Charles McDonaId's injury
Miner mere is dispute between the Grlggs and
the general average prize for the first tbre 20
events: The Griggs side claims q tie ~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
IN THE FOURTH ROUND.
st. Paul Curling Club Series Is Pro
Sreasinu. NicpIX

crossing Nicely.
DR.. S. o. Arnolds rink had one winning be-
side the forfeit, and the victory over Nc
Leod's Duluth rink was a decisive one, the
locals winning by steady run, although
the visitors gave them hard brushes on scat
tered heads. Score:
Johnson
Duluth VS.. st. Paul
r. j. Mcleod go. ........ O101010fO04O1OO0-
S. o. Arnold 80. ...... 2010 f22021 02O101-1S
Mil Griggs' four met and vanqu shed
Mould's Baraboo four handily, by virtue of a
block of five on the fifth head. Aside from
this squirt the game was close, resulting as
follows:
Baraboo VS.. st. Paul
NJ H. Mould -. ....... GO1100OOO111111O- 6
c. NJ Griggs -. ......... .120051 IL 200O0001-14
Quite a sensational game was played be-
tween the Wells rink, Portage, and Smith s
Duluth four, the former winning II to 10.
The game reflects considerable credit on the
tenacity of the Duluthians. who were BANKED
for six successive heads at the start but who
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
M'DIARMID WON 1T.
Duluth Jobbers' Trophy Goes to the
Granite Club.

There was some delay in starting the finals
in the contest for Duluth Jobbers Associa-
ton trophy by reason of the illness of Char
ley Barlow, but finally it was gotten at, and
the locals were worsted in a game that was
long, but hardly exciting, the visitors get
ting winning lead before six heads were
finished The score and Kinks were:
Granite, Winnipeg, VS.. St. Paul
]. McDiarmid .............. .010412C0410 12Ot-17
c. M. Griggs .............. .1020O021001GO1G- s
That game was in marked contrast with
the work of the Griggs rink against Stout
Waupaca cracks in the semi-fnals earlier in
the day, when the scores were:
st. Paul VS.. Waupaca-
c. N. Griggs ............... .0304OO2OO23322O-
F. Stout .;.......:...:.. .201042O32OO0001-1
In the other pair of finals for the Duluth
Jchbers' trophy, McDiarmid's touted Winni-
peg four was marked up against Mckay, from
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
Tod Sloane at Home

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Jockey Tod Sloane.
the American. who has been in England since
last fall riding English horses, arrived home
today on the Campania. Sloane wants to
go back to England this year, but Julius
Fleischmann. one Of his American employers,
said that they could not agree to this as
their plans for the coming season were to a
great extent based upon their high opinion
Of the Jockeys ability.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
GOES TO RAT PORTAGE.

Consolation Prizes Won by the Ca
nadians.
The final game in the consolation race was
scarcely less interes ing than though it was
race for those who had found themselves
outside the breastworks in the opening con-
tests. The Brandon team, skipped by F.
Knight, had all the best OF it from the bunch
of five in the seventh head until the last two
heads. when the Rat Portage four manifested
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
Pool Match Tomorrow Night.

The continuous pool match between Joe
carney, of this city, champion of the North
west, and Asa Raltz, of Frisco champion
OF the coast. for the championship of the
west, will be played at the Merchants hotel
tomorrow evening. 1t was to have been
to appear.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
An Old Story

Kits 1T is said that over 600 people visit Mr. Nc
step of the new mayor of Greater NaI m I Vn,-
h Is worn at the rate of an inch in twenty four
hours. Truly many call, but few are chosen
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
Sized Her Hin

Superintendent think that ,ad,
en SaTe is not being properly waited upon.
FIoorwalker-O, she doesn't want to b,v
hbn ny sba Everything that has been shown
hasn't found fault in the least with apvtbine
Boston Transcript WIN "nS 'iins
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
The Old Question.

He-I want to ask you very old question,
Miss Jane. and hope you will not frown upon
me when do so.
She Qn a iutter)-This is $3.50 sudden!
But II will listen to you, George.
He (calmly)-Have you read .Trilby ~
Truth.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
The Wall of Stout PeonIe.

Persons who are corpulent deplore the fact
Plenty OF exercise. little starchy food. little
water and the frequent use of Beecham's
Beecham's Pills are harmless.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23

a marked improvement, and came within
two points of tying the score:
Baraboo VS.. Rat Portage
F. knight ................1 1010G511 20012OO-
DR.. Schnaar ................ .001022200011O043-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23

game with Williams rink from Waupaca,
put were beaten by the strong work of the
Badger rink at the finish. Score:
Minneapolis VS.. Waupaca-
F. Foote 1111onoo 4on2nono 10
H. w. Williams ~ OOO01 901otf09f11- Ie
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23

is that Johnson wants two races run in Min
neapolis, while Davidson wants the first at
Saltwater, the second at Minneapolis and the
out tomorrow
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
Sick Headaches

Many woman who has suffered for years
with that dread disease, Sick Headache has
round In Beecham's Pills a blessed relief to
all her suffering. % cents box
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23

R. A; Lindsay, late of No. 3 Engine Com
pany baltimore City Fire Department. saws
Salvation OIL in eases of sprains and sore
ness with most gratifying results II is m.
best. Only rs cents. - 'ns
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23

]. Mcleod, Minneapolis II
R. Mckay, Pilot Mound. 10
A. E. Mccall, Cambria. 10
E. w. Kibbe, Chicago. IT
G. Drewry, Rat Portage. Z
o. w. Robertson, Mill. .23
F. l.. Patten, Assn boine. Is
]. P. Adamson, st. Paul. IL
S. S. Chandler, Waupaca. .1S
w. F. Winsor, Mauston. 10
S. o. Arnold, st. Paul
(fOrfeft) go. -....... .16
H. Hudner, Duluth ....... 0
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
MILWAUKEE GETS 1T.
Rcbertson's Rink Wen the st. Paul
JObbers' Trophy.


The final game for the St. Paul JJohbers'
trophy was a mastery exhibition OF seen
tific curling in which, as the score shows,
the honors lay with Robertsons Milwaukee
rink The Waupacans were never able to get
more than one stone safely in any end, and
even these singles were no more frequent
than those of the opposition which sometimes
punched two or three. On the last four ends
1t would not have taken a very strong gather
to have given the Waupaca rink the lead,
but their four successive singles were In vain.
The victory of the Robertson rink was greeted
with a chorus of cheers by spectators, who
included a number of the visiting curriers' as
well as mere lookers-on. The Milwaukeeans
have played a mastery game throughout the
bonspiel, clean, steady, and strategic, and
their victory is conceded on all sides to have
been a fair winning of a hard fought contest
The Kinks and score were:
Waupaca VS.. Milwaukee
T. B. Knapp, A. D. McDougall,
J. Carkeek. F. j. Roberts,
+. Sout, skip, o. w. Robertson, skip.
j.. stout. -Vlolulo1VVVo1I11- o
O. W. Robertson. .......... .1030101021110010-l1
The game preliminary to this in the
scmi-fnals by the Robertson rink was COM
parativey easy victory over Duncans rink,
Cf Duluth crippled as the latter was by the
loss Of Mcdonald in play. Nevertheless, it
made a showing which surprised even it's
staunchest admirers, scoring Il to Is for the
Miwaukeeans, the figures being as follows:
Duluth VS.. Milwaukee
c. A. Duncan. .l0l0l3UotV3020Ol-l2
0. w. Robertson. .........- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
Polo Game Postponed.

The polo game, which was to have been
played at Como today between the Summit
and Twin City teams, has been postponed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23

A. H. Smith, Duluth. ..12
G. Drewry, Rat P'ge. I
j. Grassie, P'ge la Pr. .13
j. Mcdonald, Niepwa. IA
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
BOWEN AND STANTON.

They Win High Score Badges In
Whist Game.
In the Cavendish Whist club tourney, the
fifth game was played last night and won by
Bowen and Stanton The score:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
ON ST. ANTHONY HILL.

New Bowling Club Has Recently
Been Organized.
The ST. Anthony Hill Bowling club has
been organized. and leased alleys next to the
Albion on Western avenue. 1t is the inten-
ton to have the alleys open every evening
The following is list of members already
co nod
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
1T STAYS IN HIS STATE.
Charles Pfister's Trophy Goes to the
Cambria Rink.

Cambria. Wis, will hold the Pfster trophy
for the next year, as the result of excellent
rlay throughout the bonspiel thus far by
A. E. McCall's rink. The game, however,
that settled its present possession was no gift
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23

Milwaukees rink, skipped by O. w.
Robertson, won the st. Paul Jobbers'
trophy.
Cambria's rink. skipped by y. E.
Mccall, won the Pfster trophy.
Rat Portage rink, skipped by DR..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
TWO TO WISCONSIN

AND ONE TO MANITOBA IS THE
DISTRIBUTION OF CURLING
TROPHIES
IN TIE FIRST THREE EVENTS.
ST. PAUL FELL DOWN ON THE FL
NAILS FOR THE DULUTH
CUP.
RAT PORTAGE GETS S0LhCE,
DIR. Schnaar's Rink Winning the
Consolation PriZes-Saints Still
Have a Show in Two.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-02-12
LUETGERT is GUILTY.
Continued from page on,

the assurances of his lawyers that
he will get new trial and the state
will not be able to convict him a
second time.
After the announcement of the
verdict and the polling Of the jury
Luetgert was Immediately surround
ed by a crowd Of reporters and
friends, eager to hear his first
words. He said the verdict was a
surprise to him. Il don t see how
the evidence justifies such ver-
dict" he continued. But one
thing is sure, the supreme court will
give me new trial, and l shall be
acquitted From the time when
the prisoner was led in to receive the
verdict until bailiff conducted him
back to his cell his face showed not
one tremor Of any sort OF emotion.