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InGIeside Races.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 17.-Weatber fair
track heavy Results
First race, five MISUNDERSTANDING won.
Zokombo second, TuIlamorea third Time,
1:03L
Second race. seven fur.ongs-Pat Morrfssey
won, Cyril second. Red Glen third Time.
Third race, three furlonzs-Loch Kstri1s
won, Bona second, Witty Kelly third Tine.
81.
Fourth race. one mile-Hugh Penny won
Rey del TERRA second, Moringa third Time.
1:43A
Fifth race, one mi-e-Whal eback won Milf
Young second Ulm third. Time I:4SIk
Sixth race, one miie and a quarter. hand
ieap-Myth won, Moreilito second Saronfc
third. Time, 2:1A
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FIVE BOYS DROWNED.
COasted Down a Hillside Into a
Mil Pond.

SCRANTON. Pa. Jan. 17.-Five small
boys met death in a drowning accident
today. at South Gibson. They were
Merit Rogers, Gaylord Pritchard, Jay
Trip, Willie Holmes and Myrtle Ho-
well Their ages were from seven to
ten years. The boys. on a big sled,
ccasJed down short, steep hill into
q mill pond. A thaw hal weakened the
Ice and il broke under the weight of
the sled, which shot under the ice sew
era RODS. -Four bodies have been re-
covered.
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Lumbermen in Session.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE annual
meeting CT the Travelling Lumber SaIesTnen
OF Indiana. Illinois and Ohio was held al
the Dentson today: Interchangeable mileage
was discussed The following officers were
elected; President, J. P. Peck Indianapolis:
vice president, James Hunnen. Chicago; ser
retary and treasurer Jona Oxenford, Indian
epolssi directors. NJ. l. Johnson, Indianapolis;
J. I Trimbel, Peoria, Ill; c. D. Benedict.
Chicago.
The fifteenth annual meeting Of the Retail
Lumber Dealers Association Of Indiana was
also held mere today.
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Through Tourist Car to California.

The Chicago Great Western Railway has
through tourist car leaving St Paul every
Tuesday at $40 m for Los Angeles Cal
This car runs via Kansas City and the A. T
& 8. F. Railway. the best winter route 10
lower California points. No snow cold.
These cars are equipped with all modern ap-
pliances. both for safety and comfort Ths
berths are sufficiently large to accommodate
two persons. the linen Is changed every day
ony $500 through. Remember the lias the
Chicago Great Western, and IL you desire fur
Elmer. C. P A. Fifth and Robert streets.
st. Paul. MIMI
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SETTER DERBY.
Poor Work by Dogs In the United
States Field Trials

WEST POINT. Miss, Jan. 1.-THE setter
derby did not commence today until Ii O'Clock
owing to a dense fog. Nightingale and Lady
Rachael were the first brace. Nighungaae's
poor work game caused her to be spotted
out, and Lady RachaeFs want OF training and
no bird work caused her to share the same
fate. Roderick Dhu and Col. r, the next
brace. made good showing. Col RS work
SO far has been the best Of any dog In the
stake, he may prove the winner OF first
money. Lena B and Royster the third brace
did more point work than any brace that
ran especially Register. Count Danstone and
Pink's Boy the fourth brace, did not improve
all the opportunities TO work on game that
presented themselves. Four bevies were seen
when they ran and less than four points on
game made by the brace, Count panstone
having the advantage game speed and
range. The dogs carried into the second
series were Col. R. TO run with Register;
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New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan. 17-ReSults to-
First race. six and one-half fur.ongs-
Belle OF Memphis won Danish second, Mizpah
third Time, :2S16
won, Sir Blazes second, Beckon third. Time
Third race. six furlongs-Dorah Wood won
1:162z
Fourth race, handicap, one mile and one
sixteenth-Noront won. Mole second Mr..
Johnson third. Time. 1:52Ia
Fifth race. one mile and twenty Yards
Flop won, Lafayette second. Kitty Regent
third Time l:45
Sixth race. one mile-Sea Robber won. vii
son second, Ennomia third Time. i:45x.
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ITCHING
SKIN!
[)ISEAS

Chronic Eczema spread all over my head.
1 had two doctors and tried lotions, but re-
ceiyed little benefit. The dreadful itching
became almost intolerable, and when was
heated, the Eczema became painful, and
almost distracted me. Tried CUTIcuRA REM
EDIEs, the Eczema rapidly disappeared, and I
am nell tcith no trace Of any csttdne0us disease.
j. EMMETT REEVES,
Feb. %, '9s. Box Los, Thorntown, Ind.
Was afflicted with an itching rash all over
my body. could not sleep, nut was COM
PEELED TO lie awake and scratch all the time.
Ny father and two brothers were afflicted with
the same thing. We all suffered terribly for
g year and a half. Three cakes of CUTIouRA
SOAP and three boxes Of CUTIcURA (ointment)
cured the four ofu completely
Feb %, 1895. RICHARD ANDERSON,
Geneva. Box Elder Co., Utah.
Nv hands were completely covered with
Eczema, and between my fingers tie skin was
perfectly raw. / could get no ease night or
day. was in a rage Of itching. My husband
had TO dress and undress me like baby.
The best physicians medicines gave me no
relief. and drove me almost crazy. used
the CrTIcURA (ointment1, and fire minutes
after the first application ,oas perfectly easy.
ard slept soundly al that night, and have not
had the Eczema in two years.
AGNES NJ HARRIS, Push, Va.
rs,saISa Husoas. Win Loss OF las Warn baths
with CUrrcuRA Soke. gentle snosn.rFs with GETfeuHA
tho s.s ~ so sas 9sa 9Sd
Said throughout .as World. Porrxx DHue AND czzx.
- How 10 Cure Itehing skin Dtssasess mnalso ne.
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So Decided by Vote of the Chicago
Athletic Association.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE regular ticker OF
the Chicago Athletic association scored de-
clslve victory over the members ticket today
at the annual election Clarence K Wooster
defeating VIM. Hale Thompson for the pres
idency by e95 votes. II was a triumph for
the conservative element The vote was 6lS
1or Wooster and 90 for Thompson. The vote
means that the club will not be so nrou,i-
nent in athletics hereafter
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Choynsk1-HalI Bout OF.

GALVESTON, Tex, Jan. 17.-Sherif Thorn
as this evening notified, the officers of the
Galveston Athletic club that the proposed
twenty-five round fight between Joe Choynski
and Jim Hall, booked for Thursday night.
could not take place.
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THROUGH CARS rToa CALIFORNIA
Quick Time-EReat Service.

Tourist running through to Los
Angeles ieayes Twin Cities every THURSDAY
via The North-Westerl Line"-C. St p
n o. Ry.-the Pioneer through car line
from the Twin Cities to California. making
the following fast tine:
Leace Minneapolis ia p. m. st. Paul 7.45
p. m. Thursday arrive Ogden LAO a. m
Sunday. San Francisco 3:45 a. m. Monday
Los Angeles 7:30 a. M Tuesday
For tickets at loves rates and other m
formation call at 4f3 Nicollef avenue Mime.
apoiis. and 3g5 Robert street. st. Paul "
address T. W. TeasdaIe. general passengts
agent. ST. Paul
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DEATHS OF A DAY.

RED WING, Mimi, JAN 17-fSpecial y
Mrs Oliver W. Purdy died this morning, aged
CO years. She has been a resident OF this
county twenty-five years
CHICAGO, Jan. Nv. K. Sullivan, form
erly managing editor sof the Chicago Journal
and well known throughout the country
among newspaper men, died today from an
attack of pneumonia
OSHKOSH, Wis, Jan: 17.s-Ex-United States
Marshal George ". Pratt who has been all
ing for several weeks, died tonight, aged
slxty-one. He suffered stroke of PARALYSIS
a few days ago and has since been gradual
ly sinking. Mr.. Pratts had held many offices
of trust during his earsefn
NEW YORK, Jan.E 1T.-Edward Hoist. q
musical composer, is dead in this city OF
Bright's disease. aged ffey-ive He was q
native Of Copenhagen, Deiimark.
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MISSING PAUL JONES.
No Definite Tidings of the Much
Sought-fOr Yacht.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. T.-Nothing has
been heard today in regard to the fate
of the pleasure launch Paul Jones.
The only ray of hope developed today
is contained in a dispatch from Mo-
bile, reporting that the tug Leo, while
of shore, was Signaled by a small
steam" craft answering the general
description Of the Paul Jores. which
wanted 10 know in which direction TO
steam fer Horns island. A number of
men We're observable on the deck of
the craft but no women. The boat
was TOO far away from the tug TO be
Identified This was not the New Or
leans launch reported yesterday. The
Paul Jones is a naptha launch, but
might be taken for q steam craft.
MOBILE. Jan. 17.-Thomas Taggart,
mayor of Indianapolis who is here, re-
ceived a telegram tonight from Fort
Morgan saying a report had reached
there that q launch had been seen
stranded on DaUphin island at the en-
trance 10 Mobile bay. Mr.. Taggart at
once ordered a beat sent TO investi-
gate. 1t IS not known what time the
boat left Fort Morgan. Fort Morgan
is thirty-five miles from this city. Mr.
Taggart has daughter on the missing
launch Paul Jones.
PENSACOLA. Fla. Jan. 1.-THE tug
Simpson, which left here Saturday in
search of the yacht Paul Jones, re-
turned this afternoon. The captain re-
ports that he made q thorough search
OF the gulf from Port Eads to this
harb0r and could find no trace of the
launch or passengers.
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Rut Will Thexs

The Flour City cyclists, Minneapolis, and
Laurel Cycle club, ST. Paul, will in all prob
ability play an important part in racing in
this part Of the country during the coming
season. A movement is well under way that
these two organizations cooperate in the mat
ter and practically assume control of track
racing in the Twin Cities.
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Ham1ine Athletic Association

The Athletic Association of Hamline Col
lege, at its annual meeting, elected Arthur
Olson captain and Lucien Merritt manager
OF the field and track team Lewis Drill
captain, and Earl Atha manager Of the base
ball team; James Merritt. captain. and Orrin
Whitcomb. manager OF the football team
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western Rase BAN Ax.octation.

ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Jan. f.-The official meet
ing to reorganize the Western Base Ball as
ISOLATION will be held at Rock Island, Jan.
"a Rockford and other cities will send rep
ressntatives there.
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An-star BOWERS Won.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 1.-THE Au-Star
bowlers took four out CT six games from the
picked team on Beck's alleys this afternoon
an6 evening. MacLslisn. Bachmanl Ober-
meyer, Filisinger and Collin rolled on All
Star team II the afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-18

HARTFORD. Conn, Jan. 17.-At today's
meeting of the Bricklayers' and Masons'
International union a resolution protesting
against the annexation of Cuba by the United
States was discussed and rejected. It was
voted to attach insurance branch TO the
union 10 insure members.
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HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Jan. 17.-Australian
Jimmy Ryan has accepted the challenge Of
Tommy Ryan of Syracuse, to fight twenty
two rounds for the largest purse offered and
a side bet of $1,000. -
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Pool Tournament

CHICAGO. JAM H.-In the pool teurna-
ment tonight John DAILY, OF Chicago, defeated
William Clearwater, of Pittsburg. by a score
of Us TO 80.
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WILL RACE SATURDAY.
Capital City Driving Club Plans An
other Meeting.

other Meeting
The Capital City Driving club VIII hold Hs
weekly race meeting at Como park Saturday
Jan. q. Races will be called promptly a.
1:4s o'clock. There win be a free for ali
pace. entry. $ and ESQ rot or pace
entry, g. The club adds a purse OF
so per cent to entry money. Races 20 be best
two in three heats. Horses 20 contest In the
free for all pace will probably be: Anteros
Maid, Moiiie Foster. Doctor H.. Hammond,
Howard and Lady. The weekly business
meeting of the club will be held at Metro
politan hotel. Tuesday. Jan. "a, at p. m.
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TOO MUCH ATHLETICS.

talent OF the club This will be for men
alone, and a general invitation is extended
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WILL RECEIVE TODAY.
The Rooms of the st. Paul Athletic
CIub Omen to- the Public

The new quarters of the ST. Paul Athletic
club in the building at 80 East Sixth street,
will be open to the public today. During
the afternoon a reception for ladies will be
given from 2SO to $50, and in the evening
an entertainment will be given. An athletic
programme has been arranged
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DRAWING TO THE TEE
THE NORTHWESTERN CURLING
BONSPIEL Is NOW IN FULL
BLAST
SOME GOOD CURLING DONE

The Canadian Kinks Have DeyeI-
Oped Their Accustomed Strength.
and 1t Is Expected VIII Carry
OF the Usual Number of Tropbte.
st. Paul and Minneapolis still
In the Pfister Event
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Relief IS immediate and cure follows
II IL not tlrying-does produce sneezIng.
Large soc rial Size loc, at Druggists or BY mall
RLY BROTHERS % Warren street. New York.
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FLY WHEEL BURST.

Fatal Accident in LorfHard's To-
bacco Factory.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-Two persons
were killed and several injured by the
bursting of fly wheel in Lorillard's
tobacco factory, First and Second
streets, Jersey City, today. The names
of the dead are: James Delaney, en-
gineer; Norah Mccarthy. a tobacco
wrapper. Injured: Harry Hickey, Mag
gle Dillon.
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Ask your
Druggist
for a generous
30 GENT
TRIAL SIZE.
Ely's Cream Balm

contains no cocaine
mercury nor any othe
injurious drug
The Balm is place.
into the uostriiS.
spreads over the mem
brane aud is absorbed
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ToDAY's GAMES.

Schedule OF the Draws for Today,
With the Time for Each.
Today's play will begin with the competi-.
ton in the first draw and the prelminaries
for the Duluth Jobbers' Union trophy. This
being a new event. the Kinks played out in
the earliest contests can again get into the
game and as all OF the twenty-five Kinks
are entered. It is expected that the struggle
in this series of games will be alive with
interest Following is the draw, play begin
ming at o'cIock this morning:
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ST. PAUL BoMBARDERs WON.

Lena B, with Roderick Dhu; Count Danston
and Prime Minister. and Pink's Boy a by.
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DIXON THE ONLY one
DEFEATED THE SOUTH AFRICAN
WONDER IN HOLLOW sTLYE
In TEN ROUNDS
PLUTO WAS NOT IN IT

Not Up to the Speed That Is Nee
essary to Make Little Chocolate"
HustIe-The Latest Importation
Better on Paper Than in the Ring
Dixon as Good as Ever.
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KELLY IS DEFEATED.
{ NICa 90 s. WILnIpeg-
". Kibbe % 1oooo2 0o-14
1m Kelly ...-....3 131100 00012 -12
PAYNE LOSES TO MOULD.

Payne's Thistle rink, Of Winnipeg,
showed up rather poorly in the game
with NJ. H. Mould's Baraboo, Wis,
rink. while the Badgers played in first
class form. winning handily by score
of u to s. End play:
Baraboo Vs. Winnipeg
NJ H Mould .....3 0 00113201 eI-i2
W F. Payne 011s 2011eS
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FIGHT BY ROUNDS.

Round AFTER some good freeing and
blocking Dixon landed a right hook ON the
eye and Pluto tried some elbow work, which
did not look nice. He soon developed that
he was a clever blocker huf tha Was all
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