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BULACAN BURNED
Continued From Fir.t Pace.


MacArthur's forces, with the object OF
reinforcing the Filipino garrisons at Bula-
can and Guisuinto, on either side of the
railroad leading to Malolos. The fact
that the railroad is in operation from
here to our front facilitates the transpor-
tatiOn of supplies to the troops. Before
the break in the road was repaired the
transportation of supplies was very un-
certain.
All is quiet in front OF the lines of Gems.
Ovenshine and Hall. A battalion of the
California regiment which has been land
ed at Enrique, island of Negros. has been
received with every manifestation of Joy
on the part of the natives.
The command of the island of Negros
has been formally transferred from Gen.
Miller to Col. Won Volzat. Of the Eigh-
teenth infantry.
The United States gunboat Yorktown
has arrived here with the Spanish steam
er Mundaro, owned by the Mendezona
company, of this place. The steamer was
captured after stiff chase, in the gulf
of Lingayen. 245 miles north. When she
was first sighted the Mundaro was en-
tering the gulf, but she headed seaward.
The Yorktown fired two shots before the
steamer was ovefhauled.
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IS A VERY SICK MAN.
Mr.. sherman Transferred From the
Chicago to Washington Boat.

NEWPORT NEWS Va, March 2S-The
cruiser Chicago, which left Hampton
roads March 13, under orders to overtake
the American liner Paris and transfer
from that ship ex-Secretary of State John
Sherman. who had been taken seriously
i'll. arrived at Old Point shortly after the
invalid on board. The Chicago after
from Santiago last Friday morning, pro-
ceedIng direct to this point
With the ex-secretary on the Chicago
We're his nephew, Frank Wiborg, of Gin
cinnati: DR.. Magee, of Duluth, the ply
sician who had been in constant attend
ance upon the sick man, and Mrs Dan
itZef', a nurse.
In the afternoon Mr.. Sherman, closely
muff1ed and with his features entirely
concealed beneath a heavy black VEIL
was placed In Il steam launch and re-
moved to the pier. Two officers and four
men from the ship accompanied Mr.
Sherman and his attendants He was
borne on litter to the hotel on the
broad shoulders of four marines A
crowd Of several hundred people wit
messed the removal of the sick man to
the hotel
At y. m. Mr.: Sherman was again
placed on the litter and taken on board
the Washington boat. That ne is a very
sick man no one who got a glimpse of
the inYafid's pafltf features can doubt
lie has lost flesh until little remains 3of
the active and vigorous man but a
frame, and he is obviously far advanced
In feebieness and general infirmity
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THEY R1D1cULE IT.
Many People Rfdicule the Idea OF an
Absolute Cure for Dyspepsia
and Stomach Troubles.
Rfdicule, However, Is Not Argument
and Facts Are Stubborn Things

Stomach troubles are so common and In
most cases so obstinate to cure that peo-
pie are apt to look with suspicion on any
remedy claiming to be radical. perma-
nent cure for dyspepsia and indigestion.
Many such pride themselves on their
acuteness In never being humbugged
especially in medicines
This fear Of being humbugged can be
carried too far, so far, in fact, that many
people suffer for years with weak diges-
ton rather than risk little time and
money in faithfully testing the claims
made of preparation so reliable and
universally used as Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets. a
Now Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
vastly different in one important respect
from ordinary proprietary medicines, for
the reason that they are not a secret
patent medicine, nos secret Is made OF
their ingredients, but analysis shows them
to contain the natural digestive ferments
pure aseptic pepsin, the digestive acids
Golden Seal. bismuth, hydrastis and nux
They are not cathartic, neither do they
act powerfully on any Organ. but they
cure indigestion on tlIe5s common sense
plan of digesting the foodeeaten thorough
iy before 1t has time, to- ferment. soul
and cause the mischief This is the only
secret of their success. 81
Cathart1c pills never have and never
can cure Indigestion and stomach troubles
because they act entirely on the bowels
whereas the whole trouble is really In
the stomach. ffH.d
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets taken aftel
meals digest the food. That Is all there
Is to 1t. Food not digested or half di
gested Is poison, as 1t creates gas, acidity
headaches. palpitation of the heart, loss
Of flesh and appetite and many othel
troubles which are often called by some
other name.
They are sold by druggists everywhere
at 50 cents per package Address F. A
Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich, for little bool
fon stomach diseases, sent frees
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ST. LOUIS Is HAPPY
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE
TRANSFER THERE OF THE
CLEVELAND CLUB
WANDERERS HAVE A HOME
Not Brownie VIII Remain as q
Reminder of the Sad Past-The
st. Louis Aggregation Will BE
Shipped to Cleveland by Freight
All This Is Related by Mr.. E. c.
Becker, Mr.. RObisOn's Partner.

ST. LOUIS, March 2S.-Edward c. Beck
er, vice president of the American Base
Bail and Athletic Exhibition Company of
St Louis, which has succeeded the
Sportsnan's Park and club, has returned
from it's national league meeting in New
York. In the course Of talk on base
ball matters, he said:
1T Is Mr.. Robison's intention, as well
as my own, to bring last years Cleveland
team to st. Louis, in body. Last sea-
sons Browns will be transferred to
Cleveland, and become the property Of
the new Cleveland club, which Is operated
by M. Stanley Robson, president, and M.
j. Muir, secretary. The team that makes
its home at Sportsman park this year
will not contain a single member that
represented st. Louis last eason. The
old organization has been wiped out, and
no players will be retained to remind the
faithful fans of the past days. Mr..
Robson and myself are of the opinion
that the old Cleveland team is plenty
strong enough to represent st. Louis
with credit in the coming campaign, and
none of the old Brownies. will be given a
berth
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the Detroirs, as one Of the best first base

the Detroits, as one of the best first base
men in the minor league.
Lepine and Rothfuss have been released
by PittSburg to Kansas City. Both men
are first basemen. but can play the out
field also. Lepine is a. green player, but
can hit the ball mile, and Rothfuss has
been tried in the Atlantic league.
1t is announced that the indianapolis
team this season will be made up as fol-
lows: Foreman, KnepDer, Kellum, Haw-
ley, Goar, Motz, Stewart, Babb, Hogriev-
er, Mcfarland, Nichol,~ Fleming, Flynn.
Hickey and Kahoe.
The Newcastle correspondent Of Sport
ing Life says Pat Wright, Of last years
st. Joe team, had a batting average Of
325. According to Ban Johnson's official
averages his batting record for last sea-
son was .268. 80
Pittsburg is trying to get rid of Tom
OBrien. Here is chance for Milwaukee
to get the man, ,Hanlons took away from
Mack two years ago.
Briggs has signed with Columbus and
Manning is said to be sure of either Jack
Boyle or Billy Merritt to replace Parke
Wilson
Harley Parker, who has repeatedly de-
MED that he will play with Minneapolis
this season, yesterday promised Manager
Wilmot he would sign. He was released
to Minneapolis by President Manning, Of
the Blues.
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whose name is not given, says that the
climate is very trying for nine months OF
the year, and that it is quite impossible
for whites to live there. The Americans
he declares, lack mule batteries, or horses
to move their artillery. He is confident
that the Americans would prefer to
clear out" but explains that they can
not do this because of the foreign mer-
chants" The officer also remarks:
THE Americans do not appear to un-
derstand the game of using one lot OF
natives against another. If they wish
to conquer the islands they must adopt
that plan and also make roads and rail-
ways"
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ADJT. JONAS H. LIEN,
Great Sorrow in south Oak ota Over
His Death.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., March 2S-(Spe-
cial. JAS mark of respect to Adjutant
Jonas H. Lien, killed at Manila, several
projected social functions arranged for
tonight have been abandoned Hon. A: B.
Kittridge. and Moritz Leavinger We're to
have given birthday party to the Ger
mania verein this evening. but the gath
ering was indefinitely postponed, and
other similar projects abandoned No
event for years caused such general sor-
row in Sioux Falls as the death of the
gallant young man. Mayor B. H. Lien,
brother of the deceased, was at Yankton
when the newspaper telegram was re-
ceiyed announcing the death of the brave
soldier-brother. or his death Col Melvin
Grigsby, himself a gallant veteran of
two wars, said: ''It would rot have griev-
ed me more to. have learned that my own
nephew in the First regiment. South Da-
kota volunteers, had been killed"
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Bell Telephone Earnings.

BOSTON. March 2S.-The annual meet
ing of the American Bell Telephone com
pany was held here today No change
was made in the list of directors Secre-
tary Charles E. Hubbard and Treasurer
w. r. Drover were reelected The an
nual report ofrtheS treasurer showed the
earnings for 1898 to have been S., ,54S, T01. as
against So 1S9, S44 fer 1891. { The expenses
fors1S9S were ST. ,054, ,734, against S961.170 for
lS97. and the net earnings 81 1888, ,966. against
1887 were S3, ,106 356, an Increase of s1sG !.
462; extra dividends In 1898 were S776. $50
an increase of $50, ,545
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Water for Tobacco stock

NEW YORK, March 2S.-At a special
lean Tobacco company, held TODAY In
Newark, it was voted to Increase the
cal capital stock from ss5oOo.OoO to SO, 600, 900
M Ihe increase Is all In the common stock
baceo company and for other purposes
1t was also voted to increase the numhsr
OF directors to fifteen. There were no
votes cast against the increase.
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Benjamin H. Heilt. abdomen, severe;
Musician Henry J. Roth, forearm, Sc
we're: Private John McConness, leg. Sc
we're; X. Frank B. Catron, thigh. severe;
Grin Mckay. leg. severe; A. D. Brock
ling, knee, severe; John Gillian, foot.
slight; L, Tom Culbertson. thumb, Sc
we're; Clarence E. Chappell thigh, Sc
we're; Alexander Pike hip, severe; Capt
j. Cread. commissary subsistence. U.
8. w.. finger, trifling. spectator.
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Canadian Cup Rae..

TORONTO. Ont, March 2s.-The Cam
4, and on the Island course The trial
races for the defender of the cup will be
sailed during the second week in Au-
gust, and the Lake Yacht Racing asso-
third week, which makes three weeks
of racing here in one month. Details
for the Canada cup races have been
agreed upon by the Royal Canadian
Yacht club which is challenging for the
trophy. Both clubs have agreed not
only to live up. to the letter of the
scantling rule. but also to live up to
its spirit.
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MACHIAs ON HAND.

Yankee GunbOat to Look After
American Interests in Guatemala.
WASHINGTON, March 2S-The gun
boat Machias has arrived at Livingston.
Guatemala. Owing to the disturbed state
>of affairs in Guatemala and Honduras it
was deemed wise to have one of our war
snlps at hand to look after American
interests in case of emergency.
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Grand Army Encampment.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2S-CaI. W.
Z. Johnson. of Cincinnati, senior vice
commander of the G. A R., today notified
the committee of arrangements for the
G. A: r. national encampment that he
would be in this city on April IS, to con-
Ter with the committee with reference to
the details for the encampment which
will be held here in September He will
also consult with the executive commit
tee of the council Of administration as to
a choice for commander to succeed the
late Commander John A Sexton
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Safe Men to CsnsoIidate

NEW YORK. March 2S.-The announce
ment Is made that combination OF safe
manufacturers is being organized. At a
ing manufacturers agreed to ioin tha
combination. The proposed CAPITAL stock
Is s7'oc0 @ GOO preferred and $40, coo, 600 com
mon; me st0ckholders of the reorganiz-
turing company, it is said, are to be al
lowed to exchange their securities for
the securities of the new company, re-
ceiv1ng the proportion which their assets
Will represent of the total assets of the
new company ~
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WAS WITH WHEATON.

Prince LOewenstein Killed by "a Fill
ipfnG Bullet.
WASHINGTON. March 2S-Adjutant
General Corbin has received the follow
ing dispatch:
Manila, March 2S.-Adjutant General
Washington: Prince Loewenstein, with
Wheaton's command. morning 26th, took
refreshments to officers Second Oregon,
on firing line. Was cautioned as TO dan
ger, but advanced with line when it
charged insurgent intrenchment. He was
killed by enemy and a friend with him
wounded; his remains delivered to friends
in city. -"Otis"
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- .-sE--as'
Burke Goes to Rochester.

3 ROCHESTER,. N. Y. March 2s.-John
N. Callahan, of the Flour City Base Ball
Manager Buckenberger saying that
Jimmy Burke, of the Milwaukee team,
has been sold to Rochester. Burke is at
present at Hot Springs. Ark, practicins
with the Cleveland team.
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SOMETHING TO WORK FOR
Northwestern Cycle Company Hang,
Up Wheel for CycIo p.th

Up n Wheel for Cycle Path.
The secretary of the st. Paul Cvcis
Path association is In receipt of the foI.
lowing communication: ''o Aoi-
ST Paul, Mimi, March 27.-St. Paul
Cycle Path Association, H R. Curtis.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: If it meets with
tne approval of, your executive COMMITTEES.
the Northwestern Cycle company will be
pleased to offer, as contribution and
TO stimulate interest in the subscription
nsts, one of our SO model Columbia bicy-
cies, valued at $50, to be awarded to the
one securing, by their own Individual
eefforts, ea the largest number of subscribers,
Trusting that this may meet with your
approval, and in the interest of better
cycle paths, we remain. very truly yours,
Northwestern Cycle COMPANY.
L. F. Block, Local Manager
st, Paul Cycle Path Association
Gentlemen: The Bird Cycle company Will
give to every cash purchaser of Rambler
at $40 cycle path tag. free. Yours truly,
-Thos. L. Bird
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Cuba Ha. Postal servic-.

WASHINGTON. March 2S-An fmpor-
tant event In the work looking to an
Cuba is an order issued today by Act
Ing Postmaster General Perry s. Heath
abolishing the military postal service
heretofore existing at the principal Of
fees on the island and allowing the sub
stftution Of an Independent Cuban serv-
aeos
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BASE BALL BRIEFS:

The Milwaukee club Will not begin prac- :
tice until April 7.
Elton Chamberlain may be given a trial
by Manager Nash, OF the Buffalo team
Bill Eagan, formerly of the Pittsburg
club. has signed to play second base for
Detroit. -
a Reading exchange regards Slater, of
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Cubans Are FriendIy

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-Fourth Az
slstaht postmaster General Bristow re-
turned here today from Cuba, where he
accompanied the postmaster general. He
says there is. no feeling of antagonism
on the part OF the Cuban people gener-
ally against the Americans, for whom
almost all Cubans have only friendship.
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Athletic Association Incorporates.

PIERRE. $, p. March dsf 2s;-Articles of
incorporation have been filed for the
ton, with a capital 4of $1,000 Incorpo-
rators: l.. G. Ochsenreiter, A. Fl.
Kramer, A E. Thompson, David Will
Jams, j. w. Arthur. SJohn Norton and c.
w. Singlinger. aA 4 ~
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Canada,S Extent.

Those who only casually look at the
map are seldom Impressed with the
enormous size of our Northern cousin
Canada needs only 237, 900 square miles to
be as large as the whole continent of
Europe; it is nearly thirty times as large
as Great Britain and ireland, and Is 500,-
900 square miles larger than the United
States
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Farmer Burns Next.

President Egan of the. st. Paul Athletic
the Whitman Mcleod match, a forfeit
would be posted in day or two by Me-
Leod for match With Farmer Burns. the
well known athlete and wrestler Stipu-
lation will be made thatAthes match occur
at sometime within the next two weeks.
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NEWS WAS SUPPRESSED.
Inhabitants of the Island of NegrOs
Attacked the Americans.

SINGAPORE. March 29-Trouble is
brewing in the island of Negros, where
the inhabitants repudiate the seff-con-
stituted authority of Aniseto Lacson
president of the provisional government,
to arrange. affairs with the, Americans,
and have attacked the Americans. The
censor at Manila suppressed the details
The insurgents in Luzon sent a message
to Lieutenant Commander Cowper. of
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STARRING Match.

A sparring match has been arranged for
this evening at the Palm Garden between
Harry Wells. of New York. and Eddie
Poferl Of this ns ss5 eityi ss match viii be
Five rounds of interesting sparring are
looked for
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Cars Whim.

The czar has had his special den in the
st. Petersburg palace ,papered with car
toons relating to himself, including a
great many caricatures OF the most
ridiculous sort If he-fwas a Tammany
politician he would have real chance
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Davenport,. Boxin~ cluh.

DAVENPORT. To-, March 2s.-Jack
letic club. which brought the Barry-Leon
the past year. today leased for one wear
Saengerfest hall. the largest i.auditofium
In the state, having q capacity ct lG0.
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the British gunboat Flower, when the lat
ter endeavored to effect a compromise
suggesting that they were ready to treat
for peace through a neutral great power
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Toronto Man Wins.

LONDON. March 2s.-In the amateur 4
racing tournament here today, j. l..
Scholes. of Toronto Canada, won the
featherweight contest.
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DEATH LIST GROWS.

Casualties In Philippines Since Feb.
Are I57 Killed. S64 Wounded.
WASHINGTON, March 28.-A list pre-
pared in the Office of the adjutant gen
eral shows the American casualties In
Manila since Feb. to be 157 killed and
8Gi wounded
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MIR. TENNEY FAILS.

Was Formerly 81 Commission Broke
In Minneapolis.
CHICAGO, March 2S.-Frank S. Tenney
formerly connected with the firm OF
Greenieaf & Tenney. commission bro
kers in Minneapolis, Mimi, confessed in.
soivency today and filed a petition ir
court In which he placed liabilities al
$l32, 900. No assets were scheduled.
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CLIMATE Is BAD.

One Mans Opinion OF the Philippine
Situation.
! LONDON, March 29-The Daily Chroni-
Gle this morning prints extracts from a
letter written by q distinguished British
naval officer, recently in Philippine wa
ters, who dilates upon the difficulties ia
cling the Americans there. The writer,
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MORE MEN AND SHIPS.

Admiral Dewey Seeks Additional
ReinfOrcements.
CHICAGO, March pa special from
Washington says that Admiral Dewey
has cabled to the department for moro
men and more ships. 1t is believed to
mean simply determination to put into
execution a plan to more thoroughly
patrol the islands and prevent filibuster-
ing expeditions from landing.
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MAY BE A MISTAKE.

WASHINGTON, March 2S-Gen. Otis
has made no report of the wounding of
Gen. Hale. which was reported to Denver
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Y. NJ. G.. A. ATHLETICS.

minneapolis Turner's Win the Bonn
abardment Contest HandiIy.
In the game of bombardment at the y.
M Z. A. gymnasium last night the Mir
neapol1s Turner's defeated the Y M. c..
a. team by the scores. 25, 25, 10, Is to 20,
~, .. Is. The Minneapolis players were
). Buehler, B. Keidel, W. c. First. E..
Haverland, f. j. Fust. The St Paul men
Were Burns, Schrantz, Fredericksen.
Murnane, Herring. The same teams play
Saturday evening
In the fence vault st. Paul won nv q
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SECURITY TRUST AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

Principal office, Philadelphia. Pa. (Or-
ganized in 1881 Robert z. Pattison,
President. Edwin S. Bartlett, Secretary.
Attorney to accept service in Minnesota:
Insurance Commissioner. Cash capital,
SEQ 600.
INCOME IN 1898.
First years premiums .......... S20S, ,195. 81
Renewal premiums .............. 254, 10. .63
Total premium income w S462, ,SO5. "a
Rents and interest ........... 1895. b
From all other sources (con-
tributcd by stockholders. $780,
0OO ............ .................. 7O6. .934. -
Total income .................. 81, $50. .776. 81
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Tommy Ryan and Billy Stiff will meet
there for. twenty rounds, In April. and
other events will follow.
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TO BE PROMOTED.
Gallant Services of Gen. Macarthur
FittingIy Recognized.

NEW YORK, March 2S-A special from
Washington says: LAS a result of his
gallantry and judicious management of
the campaign against the insurgents, the
war department has practically deter
mined to appoint Arthur Macarthur, now
major general Of volunteers and a lieu
tenant colonel in the regular army to be a
brigadier general in the regular service -
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State Of Minnesota,
Department of Insurance.

Department. OF INSURANCE.
st. Paul, March Il 1895
I. the undersigned Insurance Commits
sioner Of the State of Minnesota, do here
by certify that the Security Trust and
Insurance Company. above named, has
complied with the laws of this State re-
lating to insurance. and Is now fully EN-
powered, through It's authorized agents.
to transact Its appropriate business OF
Life Insurance in this State for the year
ending January 31st. 1900.
J.'As @ OSHAUGHN ESSY,
Insurance Commissioner.
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MADE SPORT OF 1T.

New York Aldermen Refer Boxing
Rule to Committee on Sewers.
NEW YORK. March 2s.-At a noea+,re
of the board Of aldermen today a motion
recurring the use Of eight-ounce gloves at
all sparring exhibitions, and imposing a
ordinance, was referred to the COMMITTEES
on sewers.
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LOUISVILLE. KY. March 2S-Presi-
dent Barney Dreyfus, of the Louisville
Base Ball club. today addressed letter
to the presidents of the League of Base
Ball Clubs, setting forth the troubles of
the Louisville Management that have re-
suited from the change in the schedule
depriving 1t Of eleven Sunday games, six
away and hve ut home, and asking them
to take action to have the schedule
changed. Mr.. Dreyfus claims that at the
first meeting of the league a schedule
was agreed upon, and practically adopted,
and that, 1T being understood there were
to be no changes, the Louisville club was
not represented at the last meeting, at
which the schedule was revised Mr.. Drey-
fus says it Is either a direct effort to In
Jure the club, or a horrible mistake. He
further protests because the schedule
Will require the team to play double head
ers on week days and leave 1T idle for
forty Gays. In conclusion, he asks the
presidents to communicate with Presf-
dent Young, of the league. and endeavor
to- have the original schedule adopted,
and the vote by which the new one was
adopted reconSidered. -.e$
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BIG LEAGUE ROW.
Col. Rogers Makes Grave Charges
Against His CO-WOrkery

Against His CO-WOrkers
PHILADELPHIA, March 2S-Col John
l.. Rogers, of the Philadelphia Base Ball
club, said today that he believed the ac-
tton Of the National league, in changing
the schedule as regards the Louisville
club, was the result Of a conspiracy to
freeze out the Louisvilles. The conspir-
ators, in his opinion, had the additional
object of forcing the league to support
or buy out the Cleveland and Baltimore
clubs, and possibly to buy out the Wash
1rgton club. Col. Rogers also stated that
he was of the opinion that the Louisville
club had no redress. 1t requires a three
fourths vote to change the schedule, and
he did not believe the necessary majority
could be secured. He said further that
the Philadelphia club would support Mr.
Dreyfus, of the Louisviles, in any effort
he might make to secure justice. Col
Rogers intignated that when the twelve
CLUB league contract expires the Brush
Crackers will not be such power.