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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-07
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IND report that Arch e1pp Ireland.
81 St. Paul. MIMI. is to beSs1pde a car
dinal is stir premature. Itslems TO
have been revived 10 ceaseqleIt 10 q
having been chosen as the ASs4
agent of thesvaiican to make rt4et
sensations at Washington rssErdH
the Roman Catholic church in tie
Philippine islanJa. Undoubtedly he
was selected fo- that mission because
of his known influence with President
Mckinley. &
The success Sc seems to have scored
IN securing promise of protection and
equal rights fdr the diocese of Manila
under Americah control makes it eat
ural teinfeEthat he viii be rewarded.
The c~ard;nalate would Be the next step
in promotion. and ramorlfas him in
line for II.
Some people have syTised. how
ever, that he is to be designated as
the head of the church In Manila. for
which position he would be especially
fitted should the United States retain
the islands, osedirect their affairs.
Other people have guessed tina ~he win
be given the archbishopric of San
Juan, where the church is to be recon
straeted on American lines. But it is
probable that the new archbishops for
these sees will be French. notsAmeri-
can. In any case it viii be impossible
to do anything about promotion be-
fore November. as no consistory will
take place unit! then. :.
At the present moment the Jesuita
Would oppose Archbishop 2Ireland's
elevation to the c~ardfnalate. ard so
would Spain. as he has appeared un-
fri hdly toward her. but he is almost
certain tosbecoEe a cardinal later.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-07
NEW FACTORY FOR SOUTH.
Northern Cap4taiists Are iR.erestcd
In the G1ueosc and starch
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south. Lossf parties ofesperience in
the line, backed by capitalisss, are
planning to. erect a large factoryat
some point, rSpbsbly Bresvtors Ala.
Vs.. AllensS 6rly superihtan5ent
OF the Unity Asugar refner%.
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-07

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mfrtee, SAID pars0iE TheHiis Street
shall BE graA1Rk1 4HhtFsT to- feet
In width ana kRth39 Ereinafter
set out, tdaf Ss
The gYsJ8f6neit9eg r ~ inches
deep atSH3$ oAeSidess f4H3s OF gravel
and gradually HeseMsSE in depth to
the center. of said ~oad bed or street,
where it shall be ten l2l inches 10
depth; tsaid: street shall be graded
tAltsHekht.i3Sl feet wide. II gravel
tod5s usaf shalls be 81, GOOD quality.
su Rect toiahesapprovdds OF the Street
Cofhntssi 66ners!".@
SEC. .,The City Engineer Is here.
by required to make estimates of the
cost of the work herein and file Che
anne with .the city clerk. and il the
same shairSbs. approved by the coun-
ell, the city. clerk shall thereupon ad-
yertise for proposals for gra Yelling
said portion of UGefhis street in The
manner and with thAsmateriai as pro.
yiG.d by.shis and existirg-ordinauces:
said advertisement shall be in the
usual forsf lthe last insertion to be
at least, Ten q days. before the time
Adb Z ISSO1N s'y
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-07

EXECUTORS N~OTICE.-Notics is
given that letters testamentary
.yith the last will annexed upon the
of John Brnkhorst, deceased,
been grapted TO the undersigned
~ tie Cape &irafdeau Court d. Com
uieS Pleas of Cape Girardeau county,
beadEng date the 18th day OF
kesember, - /.
Iii persons aying claims against
sGsa estate kuequired to exhibit
to him Il bwance within enc
S:Esfrom the bf. sail. letters or
kmay bare ia from anysbene-
# srchesfafa if said claims
at exhiBnsds&s!3in two years fross
iaa of the publication OF this
they will beforever barred.
AUGUST BRUNKHoRST
efsS35 Executor.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-07
Hunts Cure

Cures all skin diseases in Al
riouS forms. No internal tre1tnes
necessary. Failing money retmne
to purchaser.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-07
Order of Put
In the Cape Girard1
mon Pleas in AND
deau county, Stae93
SEPTEMBER IL
Tuesday, November Gfg~
day of September
,Eststs of Philo L. Snl
Robert G. Ranney, AdSSFsFasd

=. NOW On this day comes Robef4E.
Ranney, administrator of1h 6
of Philo L. Smith, deceae
presents to the court his petition pfe
ing for an order for the sale of tt
real estate of said deceased, or
much and such parts thereof as maE
be necessary toNpay the debts of SAT
estate, subject to the homests&& y
the widow of said Philo LIS Sssnil
which said petition was aGcoiHPaSii%L
by. q list Of Indebtedness as fcsusSfq
by Law, showing that sald estats
Indebted and that said debts are 81
paid. and thatilieres is not sufficient
assets or hand to pay the samcs sesl
examination thereof, it is ordered by
thacouruthat all persons interested ID
of said deceased be notified
thai a6apolication as aforesaid has
been made and that unless the con-
trary be showno on Or before the first
day of the next term of this court to
be held on the fourth Monday of
January next an order will be made
for the sale of theareal estate in said
petition described, or so much thereof
shall be sufficient for the payment
of the debts and expenses of sale.
And it Is further ordered that this
notice be Published In some newspaper
published in said county of Cape Cir
ardeau for four weeks prior to the
next term of this court.
A true copy.
Attest: E. h. ENGELMANN,
dec10n34 r Clerk.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-07

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send :orSDneEndKNsys ~ ifinaa
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-07

ailsSOuri'
. In VACATION .-DEcEMBER u, 1898.
Joseph Haas, plaintiff:
against
Anita: Hass, JrRofert aaainann
land the unknown heirs OF, John j.
Moore, deceased, defendants.
Action for Partition OF. Real Estate.
NOW at this day comes the plain
tiff herein by attorney before the I'M
dersigned clerk of the Cape Girar-
deau' Court of Common Pleas, within
and for the county Of Cape Girardeau
and State OF Missouri, in vacation.
laHGsS,eesh4s petition stating among
.athns6 RskthSAzkhe defendants the
'unEa4 65ohn j. Moore, de-
ceaseds Residents of the State
OF Mi,so0ff,9 4Eads their names and res
idents are unknownso plaintiff. ltis
ordersd. by toe clerk afare::
kk1ktaS1Sn3iuHs chat pubfieationsh
R6tifyih2 them Hd1t action
h4sZbeeH,comrnenced aRaihsa them By
ipsGtion in the Cape GiraraeAu Court
OF Common Pleas in Care15sardeau
county, Missouri, the gan& beet
and nature of which txa& 533U
and division of the following1eserfbea
real estate situate IN the city, and
county of Cape Girardeau and State
CT Missouri, to-wit' Lot numbered one
hundred and tweuty-six (l26l in range
l. OF said city, being part of the east
half OF Out Lot Numbered twenty three,
being fifty feet front on Sprigg street
by a depth of one hundned and eighty
feet; also lot numbered zone hundred
and twentyfour f124l in range r in
said city, being fifty feet front on
Sprigg street by one hundre6t and
eighty feet in depth. Among the
plaintiff and defendants according to
their respective rfthts set forth in his
petition filed intAixJHause and 4bat if
partition cannq5fa made in kind to
have said reaFS estate sold and the
proceeds of s~afdssale divided among
the parties according to their respec-
tive interests. and that unless they. be
and.appear at the. next January term
OF this court, 70 be holden at the court
house u the city of Cape Girardeau,
State<df Missouri. on Monday the23d
day of January, 1899, and onsor be-
fore the third day thereof if the term
shall SO long continue, if not, then
before tie END OF the term and ans
Der the petition hereof, judgmentand
decree will be rendered. for partition
of said reaxHSSfq G6saQse enti-
Fl saidS THE real estate
cannoS3 fn.Fkind without
aretut5 court will order
= -Z< 49,
66er ordered shat a copy
6er2d Rpnblfshed = the Cape Cir
z45sNjiREdoCRkT, a newspaper pub
ANthes 81 and county Of Cape
Efrasdsaufd pr weeks successi--e1y,
We last hrsex 20 be. at least fifteen
MN.heStse Sd5Mmsneea1ent OF tie
SssH q this
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28
FIRST OF THE BIG FOOTBALL GAMES OF THE SEASON,

TIT ITH weekly jumps the football
NM season Is rapidly approaching it's
w climax, the Thanksgiving game,
that great contest when collegIans
lose sight of everything else on earth.
This afternoon there will be an intercol-
legiate struggle on the gridiron, but II
will be confined to the freshmen classes.
The first football game between the
freshmen of the universities was played
in the early part of December 1894, and
was California victory. Since that time
the games have gone from one side TO the
other, the result being, usually, just what
was not anticipated. The absolute uncer-
tainty Of all freshmen games has been
their chief feature and their most inter
esting aspect. Two years ago the blue
and gold was on the books to win with
out the peradventure of doubt. The re-
verse happened, and in such a way as to
bring untold chagrin to California and in
effable joy to Stanford. The cardinal
youngsters piled up a score that was sim
ply terrifying to the losers. Last year
Stanford was picked as the winner, but
the master hand of Cochran was back Of
the California freshmen, and they played
a game that was a surprise, not only to
their opponents but to California also.
For the first time since the inception of
freshman games on this coast team work
was displayed
Judging from form this year, the con-
test to-day should be a cardinal victory.
Much enthusiasm has been displayed
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28

throughout the season by the Stanford
colts and they have worked harmoniously
with one end in view. Long before Cham
berlin arrived the Stanford freshmen
organized and were playing the represen-
tative eleVens of the preparatory schools.
Their record has been pretty much Of an
unbroken series of victories, and they feel
confident that to-days eliminating bat
tie Will not be disappointment
Conditions at the University of Califor-
MIA have been slightly different. The ma
terial was none of the best and the inter-
est none too keen. Cochran, while willing
bestowed upon the freshmen, was averse
to sacrifice of the university eleven for
this minor representative team. AS soon
as the freshmen came together and be-
gan work in earnest Cochran was there,
and great improvement has been
wrought in their playing. The team has
lined up every day during the week on
the campus, facing the strong representa-
1--WE eleven of the university. Cochran
ana Kelly, behind the youngsters,
steamed and perspired as they poured
football wisdom into their willing ears.
OF course, the freshmen of California are
rivals AT any rate the team is in fine
physical condition, and will do its best
against the cardinal, whose season record
Is quite glowing one for freshmen
The Stanford eleven will be the
heavier of the two. Another advantage
the cardinal team possesses is organiza-
ton. The eleven has been practically
playing as team for several weeks
while 1t is not certain who will make up
the California eleven. The line-up of
Stanford VIII be as Indicated; that Of Cal
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28
SAN FRANCISCO AND
SANTA CRUZ AT PLAY
Hot StruQQle for First and Third
Places bu the League
Teams.

For several weeks the San Francisco
baseball team has been threatening 10
oust the Sacramentos from first place. but
while they have menaced the leaders,
their struggles have been almost in vain.
They have crawled up to the heels of
Kripp's aggregation, but seem to be able
to get no farther. They had chance to
move up a peg last week and might have
done so If a rainstorm had not worked
against them, a circumstance which
prompted Uncle Henry to remark that
even the elements seemed to be against
him. The local team is scheduled for
five straight with Santa Cruz, and
though the Crabs have been strengthened
by the acquisition of Mccarthy and by
the discovery of Babbitt's ability to pitch.
yet the Friscos seem to feel they have a
better chance of winning a majority of
the series than the Sacramentos have of
defeating the Dudes.
An interesting feature of the series be
tween San Francisco and Santa Cruz at
Recreation Park this week will be the
temperance of Jack Sheridan as the
autOcrat of the diamond. He was great
favorite in the days of the old Haight-
street grounds. Sheridan is the only man
whose decisions were always accepted
without question by the local fans. Fol-
lowing is the lineup for TODAY:
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28
ON STANFORD FIELD.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. 81
Ihe Stanford football squad has received
no special attention from the coaches DUR
ing the past week, as the time of the lat
ter has been spent in putting the final
touches upon the freshman team in an
tfcipation of to-morrow's game Several
OF the men have been laid off until next
week on account of overwork. One of
these Is Babe Burnett, who has not yet
reached condition since his return from
the philippines. Hayden at center has
also been confined to the side lines be-
cause of a wrenched knee Gilman has
returned to, the field after only partially
recovering from sprained ankle received
In one OF the early practice games.
Meantime some of the second eleven
men have been given a chance on the big
team, lining up against the freshman
team In these practices Huston and
Wrlgley nave done the best work in the
line. The condition back of the line has
Jailed OF any perceptible improvement.
80 far only men of mediocre ability have
been tried In these positions, and it be-
comes evident day by day that the fresh
man team must come to the rescue. Jost,
who made such a close race for half on
the team two years ago. has not yet had
an opportunity to prove that he retains
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28

ifornia will be selected from the follow
ing players: Stauford-Lee, center; Barn
hisel, right guard; Traeger, left guard :;
McFadden. left tackle; Crowell, right
tackle; Davis, left end; Geer and Luck,
right ends; Smith, left half; Narramore,
quarter. California -Sabichi or Edwards,
center; Holley and Cook, guards Fox,
Smith and Bundschu, tackles; Dibbler
and Hudson, ends; Robertson, Saetzer,
Cannon and Mimi, backs, and McLain,
quarter.
The fact that the freshmen will battle
for championship honors has not de-
tracted a particle of interest in the work
of the big elevens. The week has brought
Its usual quantum of Improvement to the
Stanford team and not much for Califor-
MIA. Chamberlin has about settled upon
the likely candidates, though they are
not yet placed in positions. In another
week 1t is expected the Stanford eleven
will be organized and then the few weeks
remaining before the intercollegiate con-
California Cochran and Kelly have been
engaged in hammering the big eleven
against the freshmen. SO far there have
been no changes in the blue and gold
eleven. though the coaches affirm that the
team is by no means formed and will not
be for some weeks. Whipple is recover
ing rapidly from his strained shoulder
and will be ready for active work within
q week.
The Olympic team has been resting on
its laurels of tie games, still hopeful Of a.
victory. On Saturday net they will meet
California, and If all the protestations in
which the Olympians indulge mean any
thing they will present stronger front
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28
FISHING ON EEL RIVER.

Frank Maskey and Fred Lees have re-
turned from the Eel River country after
six weeks fishing and shooting Mr.. Mas
which were preserved for distribution
among his friends. Mrs Maskey devel-
oped unexpected skill with the rod, being
a good second to her husband She
wound up one mornings fishing by land
ing an 11-pound steelhead. With this rec
ord Mrs. Maskey believes she has passed
the novice stage and the next time she
whips stream for trout she will have
the best rod and tackle to be had. The fish
ing improved day by day while they re-
mained at the river. The Quinnat salmon
took the fly readily and number OF g.
Founders were caught.
A story, not told by Mr.. MaSkey comes
down from the north and shows how good
way to Eel River he shot a buck and
shortly afterward three more crossed mis-
path. A companion pointed them out to
him, but he declined to try his skill on
them. TOO easy" he replied, and then
added, I'VE have sufficient to supply our
table: leave those for the next who comes
this way.
of the sensational catches of the year
On his first morning at Eel River he land
ed with a fly five steelheads averaging
seven pounds In weight The smallest
weighed four and a half pounds and the
largest nine and a half.
The striped bass have found their way
UP to Rodeo a number weighing from
nine to twelve pounds being secured by
persons from this city recently.
Steelheads averaging from one to three
pounds are being caught near Pescadero
and San Gregorio.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28

autumn days vl al W d dtw will h the h n II Illustration
uth rstra teumprs untdh III
one lie d DE II d h important aces
~ AraomU onum musngfd H is bred Clair
Russell Nancy nc dog
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28
OLYMPIC MEN UNDER
THE GREENWOOD TREE
Members of the Big Athletic
Club VIII Gather T0-MOr-
row in Marin COuntu.

Over at Escalles, in the country beyond
Sausalito, the men of the Olympic Club
will gather tomorrow In one of the most
notable outings ever planned for the mem
bers. 1t Is proposed to bring together the
members interested in the various branches
of the sport where they may meet
on common ground and become acquaint-
ed one with another. There will be no
party lines of cyclers, gymnasts, golfers,
tennis players, swimmers, but all will be
of one big family.
Captain George James, ]. w. Coffroth,
John Cunningham. Fred Butz and others
have been planning features for the out
ing for weeks past. In addition to all
manner of outdoor sport the talented
members of the club will take part in a
vaudeville entertainment. The singers
who have appeared behind the footlights
in the burnt cork and other adjuncts of
the minstrel on many occasions will be
present with their sweetest songs and
with stories guaranteed free from any
flavor of the chestnut.
There are number of boats available
tomorrow morning by way of Sausalito
ferry for those who wish to make merry
with the sturdy Olympians on this their
first big outing.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28
SANTA CLARA PLAYERS.

SANTA CLARA, Oct. 27.-Gene Sheehy,
the crack Olympic football player, arrived
here on Tuesday and is coaching the
Santa Clara College football eleven. The
team left to-day for Reno, New, where a
game with the University of Nevada is
scheduled. The Santa Clara boys have
played but three games this season the
last of which was with the freshmen Of
the University of California last Thurs
day. After hard struggle on a muddy
field neither side succeeded in scoring
Previous to that game the college bows
were victorious against the Stanford
freshmen and also against the Santa
Clara High School.
The college boys are in good condition
and are confident of putting up a good
game against their heavier and more ex-
perienced opponents from the University
of Nevada
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28
BOXER ROOT ARRIVES.

Jack" Root, the clever middle-weight
boxer Of Chicago. arrived here yesterday.
He is matched against Alex Greggains,
the men to meet before the Western Club
at Woodward's Pavilion next month.
The November boxing exhibition of the
San Francisco Athletic Club will be held
in its gymnasium on Sixth street next
Thursday night. The principal bout will
be between Mike Mcclure and J. Ricconi
In the preliminaries kid" Johnson Will
meet Joe Hart of Stockton: William Con-
don will meet Joe Fredericks, while Joe
Lang will try conclusions with Kid
Wilson.
The club will promote a field day and
picnic at Glen Park tomorrow. There
prizes and also dancing throughout the
day.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28

his former dash and speed. However, the
situation is in no way gloomy, for there IS
yet time to discover new men for these
positions If there are any more promising
IN college. and develop them into a trio
of ground-gaining backs.
The practices will be lighter for a week.
after which the men will be spurred on
for the final struggle for positions on the
team. Coach Chamberlin is satisfied
that the men are well advanced consider
ing. the stage of the season. Physically
their condition Is good and they have
learned the rudiments of the game. The
remaining five weeks will be devoted to
developing team work and the finer points
of the game
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28

The Aloha second football team, for
merly the Horace Manns, have organized
for the season of 1899 and wish to hear
from any 135-pound team on the coast
the Hancocks and Crockers preferred
The lineup is as follows: Him., left end
Hickey, left tackle; Gretchen, left guard
Farnum, center; Hilton. right guard Nc
Siebe. quarter; Jansen, left half; Irwin
right half; Noble. full; substitutes, Morri-
son and Mitchell.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28

than heretofore. The incredulous smile
however, and say they will not During
ing lightly, but they promise much more
for the next seven days
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-12
DIVISION OF FIGHT MONEY.
FitzsimmOns Said to Have Got Mos
on Account of His ReputatiOn


on Account of His Reputation.
New York. June 12.-The Times says:
"Ihe division Of the spoils of the JEFF
fries-FitZSilnmons fight was rs follows:
Half Of the receipts went to the Coney
Island Sporting club and half to the con-
testants. The amount taken in at the
door was $S5,270. Half of the admission
money amounted to $42,635. OF this
FitzsimmonS received go per cent, or
S25.oS1. and Jelfries 40 per cent, or
Sl1,oo4. The purse said to have been
offered by the club was $4,000. In the
event of Jeffries winning this was to be
fully divided, thereby making Fitzsim-
mons total receipts $35,5S1 and Jeffries'
S27,O54.
sit is declared that Fitzsimmons would
guaranteed the larger end of the purse
and the gate money owing to his reputa-
ton and position. Manager Brady ac-
cepted 10 per cent for his man, believing
that in the long run such an amount and
a decision were worth more than 60 per
cent and il defeat.
Immediately after the fight on Friday
night .Icltries suggested that benefit
for Fitzsimmons was in order and offer
ed his services This offer was accepted,
and Saturday night next is set as the
date and tn" Conpy Island Sporting club
as til" place. Fitz>mmons, in speaking
of .Irffrics' offer. said that ii was an in
dication of his kindness Of heart He
said he would appear. but he did not
know whether or not he would spar with
the new champion. as all the arrange
ments had not been completed"