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North.
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Mis-, Marie DsY0e Is Improving
from her recent illness to the delight
OF her many friends.
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RETURNING
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Ar Port Tampa 30 am Tues. Thur, and sun.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Feb. 14.-(Spe-
cial 1.-THE Grand Challenge competition
in the Winnipeg benspiel opened this
morning, all the Kinks present competing.
The American visitors received warm
welcome. Visitors are present from 800
miles west, 600 miles east and 500 miles
south. Results this morning and after
noon for the United States Kinks were
as follows:
Hurdon, of Duluth, 10, vs.. Munroe, MI
ami, s; Hurdon, Duluth, s, VS.. Smith,
Regina, 10; r. j. Mcleod, Duluth, defeat
ed Raillton, of Sintaluta, and is playing
Dunlop, of Neepawa tonight; Chisholm,
Superior, defeated j. McCrae, Gladstone,
10 to 8, and tonight is playing Chalmers,
Manitou; Duncan, Duluth, was defeated
by Dunlop, Neepawa Defiel, Of st. Paul,
was defeated in a close game with Huff
man, of the Winnipeg Thistles. Defel
should have won with the last stone, but
failed. Stocking, Duluth, was defeated by
Lemon, Winnipeg, 10 to 10; Griggs, of st.
Paul, defeated Phillips, of Cartwright, Is
to 5, and is playing Chalmers of Manitou
tonight.
Huffman, of the Thistles, and Defiel,
of st. Paul, had the hardest kind of "a
game A five-end in the early part of
the game gave the latter a lead, but the
former soon picked up the lost points
and eventually won out. Griggs' rink was
far too good for it's opponents and won
handily by 16 to 5.
In the Walkerville draw for Thursday
morning, Duncan, Duluth, plays Wood,
of the Winnipeg Thistles; McDonough,
Of Brittle, plays Chisholm, of Superior;
Argue, of Crystal City, plays Hurdon, of
Duluth; Dunbar, of Winnipeg, plays
Stocking, of Duluth; Griggs meets Dun
lop, of Neepawa j. W. Smith, of Re
gina, plays Defiel, and Stirton, Of Nor
den, plays with Mcleod.
At the curriers' reception Tuesday night
DR.. Arnold, of st. Paul, was the final
speaker of the evening. He made rat
Ting speech, in which ne referred to the
mutual visits of the St. Paul and Win
nipeg curriers' to the respective bonspiels,
and said that no matter what had been
the results of their little arguments on
the ice, they had always been the best
of friends off that slippery substance.
He and his men were up to curl, and
they proposed to do that, and, inciden-
tally, to have a good time. He was re-
ceived with tremendous cheering, the
waving of the flags of both countries and
the singing of patriotic songs. President
A. H. Smith, of Duluth, also spoke.
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L. A. w. ANNUAL
VIII Probably Prove Its Most I'M
pOrtant Meeting

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE ma
tional assembly Of the L. A. w. began to-
day what will probably be the most i'm
portant annual session ever held by that
body The chief question up rs the con-
tinued control of racing by the L. A. w.
Sentiment seems to be evenly divided.
There will be a strong fight on the cleo
ton Of officers tomorrow.
Thomas j. keenan,, president of the
league, presided at today's session,
which was almost entirely devoted to a
discussion on Good Roads,
The other questions will be taken UP at
tomorrow's session, when the election of
officers viii also be held.
Conway Sans, Of Baltimore, will most
likely be chosen president. George Cook,
Rhode Island and H. B. Choate, Mime
apolis, are candidates for first vice presi-
dent, and d. J. OBrien, Nebraska, and
r. J. Kingsbury, New Hampshire, for
second vice president. Messrs. Cook and
O'Brien So far have shown the greatest
strength.
Among other amendments to be consid-
cred will be the uniting of the offices of
secretary and treasurer, and it is be-
lieved the amendments will prevail and
that Secretary Abbott Dassett, of Boston,
will be elected to the dual office.
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exhibition opened with match game at
fourteen-inch balk line. 800 points, with
Charley Glow, local crack.
The contest showed clever work on the
part of both men. The balls did not rol
smoothly at first, but as the match pro-
crossed they worked into shape and with
draws and follows and masse and three,
four and five cushion shots, Shaw gave
a surprising exhibition of what can be
done with billiard balls if you only know
how. Both men played evenly until the
200 mark was passed, when Shaw made
up his mind to rustic along and went
fifty-three straight without break. The
run is very unusual, even among billiard
cracks. The end of the game was one
sized. CLOVIS work was very clever, and
he frequently won recognition for his
execution Of difficult shots. The score
by innings, was:
Glow -3-6-1-5-9-O-4-5-4-O-3 Oslo
1-O-24- 2
0-0-11-2-0-5-0-0-0-1. Total, 222 High runs,
24o23-11. Average, 9.25 oo,
7-25-0-9-0-1-0-1SC1-71- OIL -8-1-14-5-19-6-1-
2-1-4-S-53-2-0-1-4-10. Total, 800. High runs,
53-27-25-23. Average, 5 $40.
Following the exhibition at fourteen
inch balk line, Shaw, whose claim to be
champion fancy billiardist of the world
is admitted, gave a series of Illustrations
Of peculiar and fanciful tricks possible
with the balls. His first Illustrations
We're cue shots, showing every possible
manner Of difficult shot with three and
four balls. His half dozen different cush-
ion follows were surprising and many
seemingly impossible feats were easily
executed. He then showed how TO make
shots with the number of balls ranging
from three to fifteen His four-ball
draws, counting on all, were excellent
and his feat of counting on ball frozen
to a corner, on a ball posted on a block
of chalk on the railing, and on two
others placed on the baize won general
admiration
Another difficult shot was in making
the finger ball count upon three balls
upon the cushion and returning, upon
another placed 81 foot distant. One of the
almost impossible feats which he turned
off in an instant was In making a cut
ball count upon three balls, each placed
frozen in separate corners.
Shaw says his most difficult feat is
straight draw from the center Of the
table counting upon two balls placed ON
the cushions at one end OF the table.
His concluding feat was the fifteen-ball
trick. with a cue making each ball count
on five cushions and gathering in
corner again. Each ball went off like
clock work and with a dozen in motion
at the same time there was no inter-
ference.
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manages to go through the coming sea-
son successfully, its success will be es-
tablished, and the work of building up
could go on rapidly.
Mccarthy has already some eleven play
ers engaged. He had long talk with
Arson, and was anxious to find out
whether Arson had any definite agree
ment with Herman Long. Mccarthy
would like to have Long for his team,
hut knows the shortstop would like to
play in Chicago.
The pfan of the new association is to Sc
cure three or four players from each Of
the National league clubs as a nucleus
for the new teams, and then fill out the
clubs with new men.
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McCreerx Defeats Threshic.

NEW YORK. Feb. 14--,Wayman c. Nc
Creery, the crack amateur of st: Louis,
400 against 274. The game was one of the
most interesting inlthe A. A. U. class A
billiard championship tournament now in
progress at the tKnickerbocker A e.
Threshie gained temporary lead In the
first part of the game. His best run was
a cluster of 40, counted in the fifth inning
by close rail and line plays. McCreery
passed into the leadin the eighteenth in
buttons From that point on McCreery
headed Threshie, and the latter was un-
able to score in high figures. The de-
feet on McCreery's average and added
enthusiasm. Score
McCreery, 40; average, 1913; high
runs, Sc, 45. SO and 25
Threshie, 274: average, 6 Pap; high runs.
10, 26, g and %
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Meeting Of rrotting Association.

NEW YORK, Feb 14-About forty
members of the National Trotting asso-
citation met here today 10 elect officers,
pass upon amendments to the bylaws
and transact other business of the as
ISOLATION. There were 325 votes repre-
scented, of which 2S5 were proxies. The
following We're among those recommend
ed for election: President, P. P. John
son, Lexington, Ky; treasurer, Lewis J.
II. Gocher Hartford, Conn. Among the
members of the district board We're,
Western district: D. c. Blake, Cedar
Rapids To-; John l.. Mitchell MilWau-
kee and F. s. Gorton, Chicago.
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1eawue of American sportsmen.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE officers Of
in this city today There were 22S del del
egates presented and Z states were re rep p
resented. President George O.. Shields,
Of this city, presided A resolution was
adopted petitioning the legislatures Of
Montana. Wyoming, Idaho, Colorado ed, ana AND
Years the killing Of prong-horned ante
iope. The resolution sets forth that the
slaughter of these animals will soon ex-
of the antelope and the need of a strin-
gent law to prevent further killing. Cop
les Of the resolution will be sent to all
the states mentioned
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-15
GREAT HOCKEY GAME.
Winnipeg and Montreal Tied for the
Championship of Canada.

MONTREAL, Feb. H.-(special) = The
second of a series of three hockey match
es for the championship of Canada was
played here tonight between the Sham
rocks, of Montreal and the Victorias, of
Winnipeg. The home team won by a
score of 3 to 2, and the series is now a
tie, Winnipeg having won the opening
match on Monday evening by a similar
score.
The match tonight is said by experts to
have been the finest hockey ever wit
messed in the world. The Ice was in per-
feet condition and was favorable to the
visitors. Winnipeg's two goals were
scored in three minutes by Johnston
Winnipeg besieger the goal of the Sham
rocks for the greater part of the time
but the defense of the home team was al
most invulnerable. The final match will
be played on Friday, and an immense
audience is expected. Seven thousand
people witnessed tonight's game and hun
dreds were turned away.
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ASSOCIATION PLANS.
Tommy Mccarthy Is Enthusiastic
Over Their DeyeIopment.

CHICAGO. Feb. 15.-Tommy Mccarthy,
of Boston. arrived today to attend the
meeting of the new American Baseball
association, but was too late. Mr.. Nc
Carthy was enthusiastic regarding the
prospects for the coming season, and ex-
hibited some documents showing the for
nation Of company, with paid stock
OF $4,000, under the laws of Massachu-
sets, for the purpose of promoting base
BAH and other amusements at the Charles
River park.
The association, according to Mr.. Nc
Carthy, will now act expeditiously in or
der to begin signing players and get
grounds in readiness for the opening of
the season. If there is any delay in
Washington some other city will be TAX
en- in, probably Worcester, as that is be-
lieved TO be the best paying place avail
able. 1t is planned to carry an eighth
city over the season, if it is necessary,
and then perfect the circuit next year.
1t Is believed that If the association
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Premium List for Bench show.

The bench committee of the North
western Kennel association spent cou-
pie of hours last evening going over the
premium list and arranging classes. Spe--
cial kennel prizes will be given as well
as money for firsts and medals and diplo-
mas for seconds and thirds.
The committee believes that It will be
aged the former show, to take charge of
the exhibition to be given next March.
Every class included in last years pre-
MUM list will be provided for this year,
with a number of additions of the toy dog
breeds, of which there are good many
owned in ST. Paul In many cases the
prizes this year will be increased.
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choose the best and the most available
man. do not care to discuss myself. be-
cause L am not candidate in the sense
OF SEEKING that high office OF course I
Ieei compiimenteS = have my name
mentioned in connection with it. ana ga
good Democratic soldier in the ranks. I
Will say always obey the mandates Of
my party"
Congressman Sulzer said that he should
not relax his efforts to have an investi-
cation of the management of Secretary
Gage and further that New York will
go Democratic next fall"
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MILWAUKEE, LEADS.
Seems to Have the Call ON Demo-
cratic Convention

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Feb 14-Chair-
man Joseph D. Donnelly, of the Mil
waukee Democratic convention COM
mittee. gave out statement today show
ing that thirty-two members of the ma
tional Democratic committee have ex-
pressed themselves as favoring Mil
waukee as the city for holding the nation
al convention. OF that number five are
absolutely pledged, and the balance, it
was stated. would probably cast their
ballots for this city unless something un"
foreseen turns up. Thirteen members OF
the committee, according to Chairman
Donnelly, have declared themselves in
favor of Kansas City, and seven have
not committed themselves in any way
and are classed as doubtful.
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sharIkey May Meet Fitz.

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Tom Sharkey
today took up Bob Fitzsimmons chat
lenge for a meeting between the heavy
weights. Tonight O Rourke announced
Sharkey's acceptance. Fitzsimmons was
tonight informed of Sharkey's accept
ance, and said:
eff Jefries does not come to time with
in a week l shall make match with
Sharkey without any delay. 1 am willing
to make side bet of $4,000 the winner
tO take all -
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Tennis Player Dead.

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 4.-C. S. Culling-
ham, Omaha agent of the Pabst Brewing
company, and the champion tennis player
of Nebraska, died today from the effects
of chloroform lie was to submit to an
operation for the removal of an abscess,
but death ensued in about minute from
the time he first inhaled the chloroform.
Heart tronble is assigned as the cause
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-15
Rarnes Leads Walkers.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Feb. 14.-Gilbart
Barnes, the soldier editor, at 1880 tonight
was in the van in the six-day go-as-you-
please walking match at the Natatorium,
and was setting killing pace. During
the afternoon Barnes was over three
miles ahead of his nearest competitor,
Cox Following was the score at 1890
o o'clock tonight: Barnes, 37I-6; Cox. 376-5;
Day. 1888; Campana, 34T-7; Hegelman,
3O7-13; Dean, 303-14; Graham, 303-1; Hart,
1865; Click, 289-14.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-15
Jack Carrie Failed.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 4-Jack Car
rig, of Olean, N. Y, attempted to stop two
light-weights in ten rounds each before
the Memphis Athletic club at the Audi
torium tonight. and only half succeeded.
Carrigs FIRST opponent, and by taking ter
rifle punishment through the full ten
rounds managed to stay the limit. Bob
Dorff, Of Memphis, was disposed of by
Carrig in four rounds.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-15
The Mystery of Dust at Sea.

1t is a puzzling fact that the decks OF
sailing vessels show dust at night. even
if they be washed in the morning, and
no work is done during the. day. This is
like indigestion, which creeps on one un-
to cure it is by the use of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. a remedy which never
fails to cure dyspepsia in all its forms,
as we'll as prevents malaria, fever and
ague.
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CHICAGO. Feb. 4.-Congressman Will
lam Sulzer, of New York, who has been
attending the national antitrust confer
ence, left for Washington today. AS to
The work of the conference he said:
1T has been success. The beneficial
effects of its work will be far-reaching,
and the results deep and lasting. So far
as the trusts are concerned. 1t is the be-
ginning of the end. They will either be
crushed by the law, or the people will
own and control them for the good of
society and the benefit of all. One
or the other will happen and that before
long.
Asked as to probable place of holding
the national Democratic convention he
said that he did not know where 1t would
be held-that the national committee
would decide on the city at It's meeting
in Washington, Feb %.
II favor an early convention he said
1--WE should set the pace for the Repub-
leans. We have the affirmative and we
should open the case to the great jury
Of the American people, and proceed.
We can gain nothing by delay The is.
sues are made up by the people and the
campaign has already begun. Every one
knows that we will renominate Col. Will
lam J. Bryan, reaffirm the Chicago plat
form, and add strong planks against
trusts, militarism and Imperialism
How about your selection for vice
PRESIDENT he was asked:
1.-THE convention" he replied. will
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WINNIPEG BoNsPIEL.
All American Kinks Lost In Grand
Challenge Competition.

WINNIPEG. Man. Feb. 14.-(Special.) >
All American Kinks lost tonight In the
grand challenge competition. The morn
ing games resulted as follows: Huffman,
10; Defiel. ST. Paul, u. Defiel fell and
injured his foot IN the last play. He
will play again tomorrow. Griggs, ST.
Paul, Is; Phillips. s. Hurdon, Duluth, TO-;
Munro 6. Their games were in the
grand challenge contest Stocking, Du-
luth, II; Lemon, GRANTEES, 10.
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FrnnkIin May Ffght.

BUFFALO, n. Y. Feb. 14-President
Franklin, of the Buffalo baseball club,
left here last night to confer with Of
ficials Of the National league in New
York Concerning the published stories
that the American league was planning
to drop Buffalo, Franklin said before
leaving: They can't force me out If
don't want TO GO
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Congressional Committee.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE subcom-
mittee of the Democratic national con-
gressional committee, which has been
considering the matter of organization.
has agreed to recommend the same or
ganization as heretofore. with a chair
man. vice chairman, executive commit
tee of thirteen members and lesser Of
ficers.
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ed a schedule. Several drafts Of sched
ules were under discussion. 1t was agreed
to hold the next annual meeting in Dem
yer in February, 1901. Five-year, instead
of three-year, franchises were made the
rule of the association.
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SnAW's SMOOTH WORK
MILWAUKEE, BILLIARD EXPERT
PROVES HIMSELF TO BE A
WIZARD
GAME AT COMMERCIAL CLUB

Wins From Glow, by a Score of 800
to 222 at FOurteen-Inch Balk Line
Then He Picked Up the worries
and Proceeded to Evolve Some
Miraculous Feats in the Line of
Fancy Shots.
Lew Shaw, the Milwaukee fancy shot
billiard expert, gave an exhibition Of his
work with the worries last night at the
Commercial club A large number Of
club members and local billiard enthusi-
asts were present and Shaw gave them
the worth of their money in one of the
finest exhibitions in several years The
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-15
O'Brien Knocked Out.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Feb. 14.-Jack
O'Brien, of Philadelphia. was knocked
out by young Peter Jackson (colored
In the fourteenth round.
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western League sdiourns

DES MONIES. To-, Feb 1.-THE sched-
ule committee of the new Western
League of Baseball Clubs adjourned to-
day. 20 meet later on cab of the chair
man at Omaha. without having perfect
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-15
Hockey Game Tonight.

The game Of hockey tonight between
the st. Paul Athletic and Rowing club
GINA rink. will be a game worth seeing.
Both teams are going in to win. The
rink management has provided ten e extra ira
large electric lamps that are now in
place. .,,4,
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Au-Star Bovlera.

CHICAGO, Feb 1.-THE All-star bowl
ing team will begin its second annual tour
and play the first game in Cincinnati
commencing the 18th.
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Wisconsin Republican Convention.

Wisconsin Republican Convention.
MILWAUKEE, Wis Feb 1.-THE Re
publican state central committee, at a
meeting this afternoon. decided to call
a state convention to be held in Milwau-
kee on April %. At this convention dele
gates at large to the Republican national
convention at Philadelphia will be
chosen
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-15
FAVoRS EARLY START
CONGRESSMAN SULZER DISCUSSES
ANTITRUST CONVENTION AND
NEXT CAMPAIGN
TALKS OF SECOND PLACE

Is Not Seeking the Honor, but Init
mates He Would Not Refuse n
Nomination for the Vice Presi-
dency-Thinks the Trust Problem
Has Seen the Beginning of the
End.
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the advance Musical In
prces
II ribs
Model violin nd
$40
O.
Doll Album ana
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Here is a letter from Constant Reader, who
wants to know if flashes of light before the
eyes are dangerous. Has been informed that
they are caused by disordered stomach.
They may be. Catarrh of the stomach most
frequently causes them, and if that is
what ais Constant Reader" a Ripans
Tabule will give prompt relief, and a course
of them according to directions will re-
move the difficulty. Sometimes, however,
the trouble is caused by diseases of the eye
or Of til nergoas system and kidneys.
When of this sort il is OF serious IMPORT
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WHIST GAMES SCORES.

Two Matches Played Or at the
Rooms of the Club.
Two games of whist were fought out
to a finish last night at the rooms Of the
st. Paul Whist and Chess clubs. Follow
i11or 4ba
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game VIII De us lOIIUWS.
st. P. A. and R. Club, Virgln1as,
Castle ........... Goal. .Rube Macdonald
ONE ........ Point B. Macdonald
Elliott ......Cover Point. e. J. Murphy
Barron ...... Forward. .....G. Merrlck
Patterson ...... Rover. George Macdonald
J. j. Murphy =. Forward. Lawrence
Newson .......... Forward. ...," CLARK alls
The game will be called between SD
and $50 and those who wish to skate
will have lots of room to do so before
and after the game.
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GRIGGS STILL In IT
ST. PAUL RINK WON OPENING
GAME IN CHALLENGE COMPE-
Triton AT WINNIPEG
DEF1EL SUFFERED DEFEAT

Beaten Ont in Close Game by Huff
man, of the Winnipeg Thisties-
Draw for the WaIkerviIIe Trophy,
Play for Which Will Begin This
MorninE-Dr. Arnold, of st. Paul,
Among Speakers at the Reception.