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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

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3Gmpfe entpidslt batten, bic bur9 bic 9ibs
Der nuben 9ampfteHel iih %entaiinbeten.
(,Mew gorfer @taatssettuns.D
Sn 1a9beritdnbigen Marine : &retien
ffiibt man 1i9 iebt allgemein cuff bic 4nz
fi9t, buB Die aoblenz8orrdtbe m 8Orberz
t6eiIe bes rMaine" ii4 ent5iinbet unb baz
bur9 bic @rplofion bes Maga5in5 ber6eigez
fii6rt bGtten. Ste0t ith btes als ri9tig fer
aus, 70 muB ~irgenbno cine Pf(t6toerna9<
lGfiigung itattgefunben baben. Dd5 3euer
bat 5ipeifellos ldn9ere 3eit g%ebtann:, sine
bemertt porben gu fetn.
SSn ben &pblenz&dunten Der &rtegsI9iffe
befinben ft9 @pparate, aus 3tpei nit eletz
triI9en 9rG6ten berbunbenen Mstauitiidz
4en beite6enb. @rrei9t bic 6ibe einen ge@
ptfen @rab, 10 be6nen fi6 bic DISQUALIFICATION
berartig, baB fe einunbsr berii6reu. 9dz
nit tpirb Elm eIsttrii9er Stron gei9affen,
nel9er Elm NGarmzs Snitrument i'm &urtenz
rartme in Sbdtigfeit febt, unb alIo bas 8orz
1anben}ein zines Seuers i'm &o6lenrdum
dutomatii9 melbet. 9erartige Npparate
tpdren, tpie man i'm Contributions Bureau
ertlirt, au9 in ben &p6lenrdumen Der
Mbuine an9e6radt. Wenn oemna9 bas
Ssuer fi9 bort 10 fart entpidsln tonn:e,
10 miifen bic Qpparate auBsr Orbnung ge=
pefen iein.
Solgenber San BON Get6i tentaiinbun9 1T
iebt in ben Often bes neutrality-suspicious.
dufgeitDbert porben: SIS mar am 9. M}Gr3
1896, ols auf benz 8unbeStreu5er Seem port
ii9 tnteniiber 8runbeerud bemertbar mo9ts.
Qus benz !6~auptmaga3in quo1en bi9te
&au9polfen auf, puloer unb Munition
nurben 10 f9ne1 als mOgli4 berausge19ufft,
obne buB fi4 babel Elm l1nfuG ereignet bdtte.
Damn entbedte man baB bas 6olapert an
ben Mdnoen bes Mfaga3ins fart angeto6It
mar. SIM eriten Nugenbltd 19ien es uner@
tldtli9, tpober bies fomnre, bo9 balb fam
man bobinter, baB es in benz a~nItoBenben
8o6lenbunfer bremen miife. Ser 8uuter
nurbe ge0ffnet; bic oben. liegenben 8o6Len
tparen ntht beiB, als iebo9 Die oberten
@6i6ten tpeggef6uufelt tparen, funb man,
bdB Die tpeiter unten lie9enben bor 6ibe
rotbeGi6enb puren, pbne baB an Der anberen
@eite bes 8unters irsenb ettpus baOon gu be-
merfen mar. Die @onitruftionsingenieur
Der SEEM gort 5ogen baraus bic 2e6re, einen
betrd9tli6en 3nif6enraum 3pii9en Die
8unfertpdnb unb bic Ma9a3instpanb gu lez
gen.
(ginise Sa9bertdnbige betraAten oorerft
cine &efeIerp1oton als bic urIa9e
bes l1naliids beg Waine.O
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

gu i~teigern, biirfte tuum Elm prattii4es 8ez
oiirfntB oorliegen.
SIS erI9etnt uns niGt minber bart, baB
bur9 Die @inbringung biefes Gntpurfs ben
Safultdten tbdtiG4li9 Der 8prpurf 9ema4t
pirb, in Der 4usiibung t6rer 9isciplinurz
befugniB lire BfIi9t nibt gepi1en6aft err
flint gu baben. 9ieielben baben minoeitens
ebenio febr tpie bas borgeorbneteM intiterium
elm Sntere1e bardn, Die @6ren6dftigteit Der
&Orperf4aft gu tpa6ren, unb oft genug finb
lie BEL borfommenben 8erft0Ben iparnenb,
tdoelnb, ftrufenb eingeI9ritten. 4nbererIeits
9a6en file na4 benz @runbfab ge6anbelt, ben
@in3elnen in feiner Ste1ung gu politif9en
unb religi0ien Sragen Bel @in6ultung Der
S4ranten 6es Straf9efebes uno Der Dffentz
li3en 3u9t gepG6ren gu 1af7en unb ii9 Sc
ftnnungsberfolgung gu ent6alten. 0as
&e3t, ben BON Der Satultdt gum &at6eber
5ugelafenen 9poenten aus bieTer Stslung 5i
entfernen, beitbt unb beanfpru9t bieIel5e
ni4t; BON benz Re9t, peldes ie beiibt, oiefe
@ntfernung BET benz Miniiterium gu beanz
tragen, TT nit duBerter 8prfi9t @ebrau9
9ema3t porben. 9ebr I9per piirben mir
es empfinoen, penn %unieren SafultGten bic
gefu9ntB 9enonmen tpirb, ben BON i6nen
5ugela1enen 8elebrten, Die na1 i6rer Qufz
fafun9 bielei4t einen Sabel, aber ni6t ben
Qusf9luB bon benz 9enGblten 8eruf berbiez
men, t5re Stelung gu tpobren. Sic berlisren
NIT biefer @nt5ie6ung bes 6umanen @9uBz
re4ts ben lebten &eit ibrer forporutipen
Sel6itdnbigfeit.
~WtfenT3aftli6e Ne9tung lit eefG6rGi8
au4 fir ben, Der ie uusiibt; geFGbrli9 bor
@aem bann, tpenn iie gegen iiingere, groBenz
tbetls nod in Der innsren @ntpidelunq be-
grtffene MGnner our Nntpen0unq fomrnt.
Der &usf4laB bss ntht angeiteGten Timber
iitGtslebrers bpm &at6eber ld1ft auf bteTe
Ne6tun9 9inaus. Die 19fpere 8eranttporz
tung fir elm fol6es 8erfu6ren traqen 3ur
3att bic betreffenbe 6atultGt unb bus oorQez
prbnete Miniiterium gemeinf4aftli6; baz
init lit ben Mdrnern Der 8ifenf9aft peniqz
items Die Mitpirfung geIi9ert unb, pie mir
metnen, bdsienige MaB unparteiif6er Sc
reAti9feit errei4t, tpel6es in biefen I6fpieriz
gen SG0en ii6erbuupt errei9t tperoen fam.
- 1e6ertragung Der Neutrality-suspicious.
nib alf ben 9isciplinar6of unb bas Stats
miniiterium f4lieBt bic 8ertretung Der Wtfs
fsnf6aft bel folben 8orgGn9en aus ur6
Offnet, tpenn ni6t Der Recommendations
fel6it, 10 bod minbetens benz 4nf6ein elmer
iol9en bic Shore. gs lit bies nenioer nod
i'm Sntereie Der ein3elnen bnbpn betrofFenen
Perionen, als in Dem pobtberitunbenem synz
teref1e %unferes burh 1i6erale @eitesmo6f
ertpa9Ienen Staates gu permeiben.
~Mtt &iidIi9t auf 6ieIe grpGeunqen err
iu9en Die llnter3ei6neten un Mblebnun9 bes
be5et3neten @eiebentpurfs."
l1ebrigens lit DEN Iebten Na9ri6ten a1z
folge &usii4t, baB bas Qbgeorb1eten6ors
bic 8orlage able6nt. @enigtens 6ut bic
&ommifion Qbdnberungen geforbert, reGGe
bic &eSierung fir ununnebm6ar erflGrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23
giloniGe WafDimoton's.
(s6tub bon Der /. sette.)

bus ct Tel6ft in feinem Sagebu9 nIs vbem
Original Guberit GbnGid" be8ei9net. Der
sSrldnber Sobn 8amase matte ben prdifbenz
ten i'm Sabre 1889 in Miniatur, tpel9es
Bib BON 5rdu @ai6ingtOn in elmer 8ro9e
setrugen purDe, unb i'm feGben Sabre fab
@af6ingtOn in Bolton benz bdnif6en &iinitz
Ter g6riitiun Onulagen fir Elm fir 5aneuil
SuG beftimmtes SeIgemdGbe, bas iebt @ieenz
t6um bon 6rau Nrtbur Gobman aug 9riitol,
st. s., unb i'm 9et9tsuusbrud gang pez
fentli9 berf9ieben bpn alien anberen Bib
nifen beg groben Mannes lit. SIN Sabre
1890 BON gbtparb Saba9e na9 benz 2ebsn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23
Nus 8aris pirb berihtet: Man me

= @us g ar 8 tpirb beri9tet: Man mel
bet ben Sob bes Or. begietra@ Santa,
e6emuligen 2etbar3tes Napplepns III. Ser
8ertorbeR mar in Niaccto ge6oren unb eez
90rte elmer forfii9en ben 8onapdrtss ber>
tpanbten Samilie an. Na9bem er in Yi1a
lno MontpelGier Mebi3in tubirt bate, fam
sr mad 8aris, mo ct alsrit bel Serome, benz
e6emuligen 80nige BON Weitfalen, llnb BEL
befem Go6ne, benz prin5en Napoleon, Sc
trstGr u1b Nr5t purOe. @egen 1868 purOe
ct gum 2eibar3te Napoleons III. %ernunnt;
in bieIer Ste1ung berblieb ct Biz gum 4.
September 1870. gietra Santa bat ii9 UNI
ben 6ortI4ritt Der 9bgiene fe6r berOient gsz
ma9t. Man berbunft i6m aa6lrei9e Derfe
unO Nb9anblun9en berRlimatologie, Netio>
logic urtb Sberapeutit bes @edIelfiebers, TO-
pie ben @influB Der 6eiben 2GnOer auf bic
3uberfulofe. ST mar AUDI Elm eifriger 8trz
tbeioiqer Der Qeidenberbrennung unb bat
iiber biefcn @eganftanb beri9ieoene &rbeiten
berDffentfi4t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23
.eaIpatpr1. ,t,ts ..SafrifMM.

Seetne Walsbiere, 3ebratt BON Oer
Gonr. Getpp 8rew8. Co., itMO bters
nit beftetS eAtpfObIet. SSSm EIafHen
MnO T6fern 5m bAben. telephone
90. $50. Settling 9eptA4. 80. $50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23
p an0els DIT t.
6etreioeborfe

gbtco9o. ben 81. Jtbruar.
Sic bbditen. nisbrisTteu unO S9luBpretis maren:
9totirunsen: S@luBpretIe:
n a h6dF4a utshrio6ts 81 cE.hr 10 c.k
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

ben fOnnen, ols buB Oermutbli9 aus benz fri
fhen Surbenanftri4 Der Snnenipdnoe ii4
9dmpfe enttpidelt batten, Die bur4 Die 9ibs
Der naben 9ampfteiel fi4 e%ntainbeten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23
Otebmdrft.

mtubDtsb purOe IN ben stOd.garbs tpis fotst
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-19
TALKED OVER UNION.
Representatives of POpuIists, Silver
Republicans and Democrats Dis-
cuss the Situation without Result

Inc committee appointed by the BimetaIIic
union OF representatives from the PopuIists
give sllVer republicans and Democrats to arrange
~! !I uniting OF forces met last evening at
the rooms of the union ~
Letters were read from r. w. Bell chair
man OF the Democratic city committee and
j. =. Michael, of the Democrat-Cftizens'
committee, stating that the resolutions re-
questng union of the forces would be con-
slGered by the committees
w. w. Erwin forwarded a letter the mr.
port OF winch was that, as the avowed candf-
gate Tor the nomination of mayor by fhe
democratic convention, he would have tn
await the action of the convention befors
maklng any plans He entertained see hops
tnat the interests Of all political nssocis-
tlons would dictate that harmonious action
be taken "O'ioh
among those who spoke for harmony al
tne session OF the committee which was
an executive one, were: John w. Willis r
T. Brien, j.. M. Hawthorne, NJ E. Murray.
3. T. Michael, John O'Tooe and c. II
stevens San None Of the Bell-Scannell party
Louis Nash declared that he was determin-
cd TO stay in the field as a candidate for
mayor until the polls closed
When the committee adjourned It was an
bounced that conference would be held NV
the Feoples party and the silver Republicans
ana the Democrat-Citizens' would be asked
upon. "a "eieeu
R. l. Holcombe acted as chairman of the
meeting. VI 'ne
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-19
WEIRD WAR RUMOR.
Spain Said to He Preparing to Bonn
bard the Cities of the Great
Lakes.

Spain Said to He Preparing to Bonn
bard the Cities of the Great
Lakes.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 18.-
Capt. A. B. Davis, of the revenue cut
ter Gresham has received reports from
many sources to the effect that in case
of war with Spain, Chicago, Milwaukee
and other cities on the great lakes may
be bombarded with Spanish Shells
In an Interview tonight concerning
these reports, Capt. Davis said that
while he had received the reports in all
seriousness from men whom he knew
we'll, he looked upon them as being
ridiculous.
TT may be wise to call the attention
Of the navy department to such re-
ports" said Capt. Davis. 1T is posi-
BILE that Spain could have secured some
boats and that she is in position to
arm them secretly and with dispatch
1t would be directly in violation Of
could depend upon the Canadian gov
eminent to intervene.
1.-The straits could be fortified and
Spanish man-Of-war would have a
checkered and short career on the lakes.
In case such should happen, the
Gresham would be kept on the lakes
The Algonquin and the Onondaga, cut
tiers being fitted out at Cleveland,
would be ready at the opening of nav
igation for service. There's nothing but
lot of old tubs that Spain could get
hold of anyway"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-19
OLD GLORY AT THE MAIN
AMAZONAS FORMALLY TRANS
FERRED TO UNCLE SAM
Green Flag of Brazil Hauled Down
and the Stars and Stripes Hoisted
on the Cruiser Purchased by the
United States-Ceremony Simple
But Not Unpicturesque-Th San
Francisco Arrives at Gravesend,

GRAVESEND, England, March 1S-
The United States cruiser San Fran
cisco arrived here at $3.50 p. M Passing
the Amazonas, after saluting Tilbury
fort, the band played 1.-The Star
Spangled Banner" with the crew
standing attention.
Capt. Leary, off Deal, received dis
patches and thought at first that there
might have been a declaration Of war.
Commodore Howell, who was receiv-
ed by Lieut.. Commander Colwell, the
moment the San Francisco reached
her moorings ordered six hundred tons
of coal for the San Francisco, and 300
tons for the Amazonas, which is coal
ing, and Is expected to complete that
work on Monday, when she will go to
Holy Haven, to take on board her am
munition.
The AmaZonas was formally trans
ferred from the Brazilian flag to the
Stars and Stripes shortly after II
o'clock this morning.
Lieut.. Commander Colwell, United
States naval attache, accompanied by
Ensign Roberts, Assistant Engineer
Morris and Consul General Osborne,
arrived on board shortly before II a. nv.
They were received at the gangway by
Lieut.. Santer, and were escorted to
the captains cabin, where they were
received by Commander Cores.
In reply to Lieut.. Commander Col
wells inquiry, Commander Cores said
he was ready to transfer the vessel
forthwith, and Messrs. Colwell, Roberts
and Morris donned their uniforms and
proceeded on deck.
In the center of a circle of officers
of both nations, Lieut.. Commander
Colwell faced the Brazilian flag flying
from the cruisers stern, and as the
officers barred their heads the flag Of
Brazil was hauled down at lilo, after
which, facing about with their heads
still uncovered, Old Glory was run up
the main. ~.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-19

canoe. They had been af1oat for two
!, days and nights without food, and ex
posed to the buffeting Of wind and
wave in the coolest storm of the sea-
son.
The Indians belong to a British Co
lumbia tribe, and the following account
OF their misfortune was told through
an interpreter. The schooner Teresa
left Nootkai-Sunday, near Vancouver,
q. C., about six weeks ago on a sealing
expedition with crew and sealing
force Of twenty-five men. Last Mon
day when off the Oregon coast, a few
miles north Of the mouth of the Rogue
river, the vessel cast anchor and ten
small boats, each manned by two or
three men, started out in quest of
seals. &.
A sudden and violent storm coming
up, the boat manned by these two In
dams was not able to reach the
schooner, and it was only by superior
skill that they were able to keep their
boat afoat. They drifted down the
coast and effected a landing at Cres-
cent City.
The Indians believe that a number If
not all of those on board the small
boats have either foundered or been
dashed to pieces on the rocks of the
coast They also believe that the
Teresa has been wrecked, as the most
of the crew were in the small boats
when the storm struck them.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-19
WHAT is THE GRIP?
IL Is Certainly Most Mysterious
Disease, but Its Real Cause u
Clearly Explained.

Investigation has SHOWN that nearly
every family in the city has had at
least one of its members attacked by
the grip, but it seems to be coming
in different form this year than ever
heretofore. Men and women complain
more of nausea, pains in the arms,
limbs and about the back and a gen.
eral lack of appetite and ambition
Now, all this proves clearly just
where the cause of the grip is located.
Have you ever seen a sewer or drain
clogged up after heavy rain? 1t is
precisely this way with the grip. The
kidneys get clogged up, and the poi
sonous acids which should pass from
the system are thrown back until final
~ they get into the blood and so poison
the whole body.
Read what the eminent Dr. Hamil-
ton has to say upon this subject: 1T
is clear" says he, that in order to
drive grip and similar poisons from
the system it is only necessary to open
up the sewers; in other words, to put
the kidneys in perfect working order
so that they will carry these poiSons
away instead of allowing them to clog
up and ruin the blood, and, unfortu
nately, this is not altogether an easy
thing to do.
There is, so far as the medical pro-
feSSion and science know, but one dis
coVery that will quickly and effectual-
ly open up the kidneys and at the same
time Soothe them. That discovery
which has cured so many thousands of
men and women; which is keeping so
many in perfect health today and
which is used so universally the world
over IS Warmers Safe Cure. 1t is rec
commended and used by the highest
MEDICAL authorities both abroad and
in America. 1t can be taken by the
mOSt aged person and the tiniest child
with beneficial effect, for 1t Is perfect
ly pure and harmless. Prof Boyer, of
Germany; DR.. William Edward Rob-
son. of England, and DR.. Gum, of New
York, are all prominent men who
speak in the highest terms of this great
remedy. If you have any symptoms
of the grip, let me advise you to act
promptly, for you will find that Safe
Cure Will relieve you quickly, take
you from a condition of misery and
put you on the road to health
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-19
ARE NOW PROFESSIONALS.
l.. A. w. Has Minnesota Wheelmen
on the List.

l.. A. w. Has Minnesota Wheelmen
on the List.
The investigation by the L. A. w. OF
charges preferred aginst Minnesota wheelmen
under suspension has been concluded, and
the following bulletins issued:
The suspensions q the following riders
have been lifted, and they are declared pro-
fessional:
H. NJ. Bird l. T. Dugan, A. A. Moe, A. J.
McCollum, Oscar Moline, H. c. Peterson,
August Whitman, ]. Neubauer, Thomas L.
Bird, ]. ]. Brewer, Joe Buhman, NJ. A.
Dougherty, j. H. Rhay, A. T. Winship,
II. G. Greenless, George Wagner, all Of St.
Paul
Capt Parker, Anoka.
Andrew Bergstrom, Guy Webb. F. H. Will
oberg, H. Arsineau, A. Avery, Sam Beck.
Harry Hale T. A. Hill, F. A. He'll, D.
w. Holmes, w. B. Jackson. NJ. B. Jack
son, Elmer Lee, ]. E. Nilsson, A. M.
Townsend, r. White, o. ]. Ersgaard, c.
H. Lewis H. c. Williams, w. E. Cole,
c. F. Opitz, Aug. Schlose Charles Tyron,
H. NJ. Bobo, ]. D. Hume, G. Coffin, F.
Chambers M. Filler, ]. White, G. Hegberg,
William j. Mitchell, G. Cheney, E. Ga
der, C.. G. Carlson, H. Rabbit, William
Ramsey. all of Minneapolis.
S. c. and S. w. Johnson. of Shakopee.
Renstated to Amateur Ranks-A. W. CAL
Under, Minneapolis; George Wagner A.
T. Winship, St. Paul.
The l.. A. W., in reinstating Callnder,
Wagner and Winship, declare that the
charges against them have been thorough
ly investigated and found to be false
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-19
WILL CONTINUE IN SERVICE.
Product Advertising Car of the N. T.
Not Likely to He Laid Away.

Land Commissioner William H. Phipps of
the Northern Pacific road, is authority for the
statement that his road has not determined
to take its product advertising car off the
line.
1T is possible, of course said Mr.. Phipps
to o b e reporter yesterday, that we
may adopt some other plans of advertising
our road and the lands adjacent thereto, but
we have not thought of laying aside the car
in question.
1T was necessary to lay 1t off for the time
being, as after fifteen months of almost con-
tnuous travel the products exhibited have be-
come slightly delapidated and will have to
be replaced. AS this cannot be done until
next fall, the car will remain out of service
until that time at least"
Asked as to the value of the car as an ad-
vertising medium, Mr.. Phipps said he consid-
cred it very good one
1T has been out for fifteen months" said
Mr.. Phipps, land during that time 800 900
adults and children have passed through It,
In addition there has been distributed from it
LOO 600 pamphlets of advertising matter The
car has been on exhibition in the states of
Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohio
Indiana, New York, Michigan and Pennsyl-
vena''
Mr.. Phipps was not aware that the Milwau-
kee road had made any effort to secure the
car for exhibition purposes at the Omaha ex-
position.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-19
MCCOY AGAIN MARRIED,
Wasted No Time After Being Dr.
vOrced From His First Wife.

Cleveland, o., March 1s-It is learned that
kid Mccoy, who came to Cleveland to
referee the -Lavigne-Daly fight last night,
was secretly married in St. Louis on March
6-the day following the granting of the de-
cree of divorce to the puglist's first wife
Details of the wedding, at present obtainable,
are extremely meagre. 1t is known only
that the bride is a New York girl and that
some very sensational circumstances sur
round the affair.
When asked by a reported about his mar
rage Mccoy became extremely angry, and
said:
That's none of your business. It's mat
ter that concerns myself only
Doe Payne the Kids trainer was seen
later and asked about the marriage At
first he utterly refused to be interviewed.
but after rejecting that the cat had already
escaped, he said:
Yes, it is true that the Kid was mar
ried at st. Louis, March g. The bride is a
New Yorker. There are reasons why / can
not divulge her name. There is no DENYING
that the Kid is sore on the subject There
was some trouble about his first wife, and
the divorce mixed up in the matter You
know he was married the day after the de-
cree was granted his wife. Further than this
l cannot talk, on account of his sensitive
ness, In fact, if you but knew ali the
Details I am sure you wouldn't ask me any
thing about it, and I know you wouldn't
have the heart to question the KID
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-19
WHITE BEAR YACHT CLUB.
First Meeting of New Executive
Committee Held Yesterday.

The first meeting Of the new executive
committee Of the White Bear Yacht club
was held in the Office of Secretary w. S.
Morton at noon yesterday.
The meeting had been called for the pur-
pose Of appointing a number of important
committees. whose work will be more ardu-
Gus than usual on account of the construc-
ton OF the new club house and the regatta
Of the Inland Lake Yachting association.
The following committees were appointed:
Nomination.. II. Skinner, ]. N. Jackson,
T. l.. Wann, L. p. Ordway, F. d. Mon
fort.
House-A. B. Ovitt, o. L. Taylor, w. P.
Jewett
Building-C. NJ. Griggs, Cass Gilbert, Sam
uel Appleton, c. A. Reed, l.. e. New
port
Change in Uniform-C. M. Griggs, c. B.
BOwlby, ]. H. Burton.
The required notice of ten days was given
of the proposed change in the bylaws that
will increase the number of the regatta
committee from three to five members.
Commodore II. T. Drake was appointed
chairman Of the finance committee for the
purpose of raising funds for the new club
house. and was given power to select his own
committee.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-19
"YANk' KENNEY's FUTURE.
Martin Julian Says 1t Is Bright
One-Sparing With Fitz.

One-Sparing With Fitz.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1S.-Bob Fitzsin-
mons, who is playing a weeks engagement
in this city, is boxing every day with "Yank''
kenney, the giant whom Peter Maher knock
ed out in half a round.
Bob declares that he will make a fighter
of Kenney. Martin Julian, Fitz manager,
expresses the same belief. "Kenney is doing
first-class," said Julian, land l don't see
why he shouldn't come out all right. 'Yank'
started out wrong. He had done no boxing,
and yet started right in against first-class
men. Why, he didn't know how to make a
lead when he joined our troupe at Cleveland,
end yet he had taken part in two big fights
and been knocked out in each
After the first performance Bob gave
more particularly in leading and the big
fellow has improved wonderfully. OF course,
there is lots of room for improvement, but
l don't see why he should not come out all
right in the end
He is young, big and strong, and can
learn to be clever if he will only stick to it.
This boxing with FitZsmmons every day is a
rare chance for him to learn
kenney's looks are his fortune in this
case. He resembles Jim Corbett and that
is probably why Julian picked him out as
a sparring partner for Fitzsimmons.
Speaking Of FitZ' future plans Julian said:
1--WE are not looking for fight just now but
before many moons roll around we will make
an announcement that will make these
wculdbe champions crawl into their holes
FitZsimmons was never in better health than
he is now, and any who thinks he is
getting too old to fight will get fooled.''
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-19

WASHINGTON, March 1s.ACharles T. Nc
Coy, of South Dakota, recently confirmed
as Indian agent at Cheyenne River. after an
exceedingly bitter fight between A. D. Kit
Senator Pettigrew on the other. has declined
to accept the position f9F which he was nomi-
mated, and was promptly appointed to better
ate-that Of postoface Inspector. His position
pays $40 per day. The result was brought
about by an arrangement between Senator
Hanna and Kittredge..f Senator Hanna has
lican organization in South Dakota. He feels
that he has been fully INDICATED by McCoy's
confirmation, and, as Mccoy was perfectly
willing to accept the postoffice inspectorship,
the transfer was made. Committeeman Kit
tredge, so far as Senator Hanna is concerned
may now name an Indian agent at Cheyenne
River.