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New York Horse Sale.

NEW YORK. March 2O.-The disposal
OF the entire horse property of the late
Charles F. Bates was held today in Mad
ison Square garden. A large crowd was
ers being J. B. Haggin, Eugene Leigh.
and j. p. Holiday. Coxey and Brown
Donna We're driven into the ring and sold
as pair. The Bidding opened at $780, and
finally went to 1920 and then TO $3.50. at
which figure they were knocked down to
H S. Henry, of Philadelphia w. H. Ber-
nard bought for $500 The Whirl Of the
Town and Sporting Life. Albert L. John
son paid -, go for The Only One and the
Condueror, 81. 800 for Daily News and $500
for Daily Report.
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ROCHESTER, RACE MEETING.
offered Dates Heretofore Held b,
Independence, 10.

offered Dates Heretofore Held by
Independence, To.
1t appears that Rochester, Mimi. Ia to
have one Of the biggest racing meetings
In her history. Independence, To-, which
has for number of years been a mem
Der Of the Western Racing association.
has dropped out, and the dates
that have been held by 1t have been
offered to Rochester. A letter from the
secretary of the Western association was
received by Hon. A. T. Stebbins last
saturday, stating the above mentioned
fact, and offering the meeting to Roch-
ester during the last week In August,
which Will bring 1t one week ahead of the
state fair.
This meeting comes Immediately after
the Dubuque races, which are conduct
ed by the Western association, and some
of the largest strings of horses that
have ever come into the state will kick
up the dust on the Rochester track
which is by far. so many horsemen
claim, one of the best In the West.
The secretary Of the Southern Mime
sofa Fair association, J. A. Bear, has
already notified the proper persons that
Rochester IS likely to accept the offer.
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LAID ON THE TABLE.
MIR. Suffers Resolution for Military
Information

WASHINGTON. March 2O-The house
today entered upon the consideration of
the Loud bill to restrict the character Of
publications entitled to pound rates as
second class mail matter The bill has
been before congress for. several years
Mr.. Loud defended, the bill in a long
speech. The other Speakers were H. c.
Smith (Mich), in favor Of the bill, and
Messrs Little (Ark.l.. Bell (Col.). Henry
(Miss), Stokes g.. O. and Brown (O),
In opposition to it,
Before the bill was taken up Mr. SuIZ-
er On. W delivered a denanciation CT
the administration ins connection with his
resolution of inquiry calling upon the
war department foRc information as to
what Notifications Greatly Britain was
erecting on the Canadian border
The committee on military affairs sub
mitted a reply of Adjt. Gen. Corbin, say
Ing such informatioa; was secret. but
that Great Britain was erecting no works
which threatened our rights.
The committee recommended laying the
resolution upon the table,
The house sustained the committees
recommendation. by a vote of no to 81
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HORTON LAW sEEMs SAFE.
Republicans Attempt to Make of L,
a Party Measure.

a Party Measure.
ALBANY. n. Y. March 2a-It looks to-
night as though the measure repeating
the Horton act. allowing boxing and
spaTring, will be defeated
A caucus of Republican senators today
decided to make party measure of the
bill. but at least one more vote Is needed
to pass 1t. Senator CoggeshaH bolted tho
caucus. and will not abide by it's de-
cision. although he Is said to have voted
on the first proposition to make 1t a
party measure. Senator Willis did not
vote, and 1t is alleged he is against the
repeal unless there is an amendment.
This leaves but twenty-three Repubii-
cans for the bill. 1t Is possible they may
get one or two Democratic votes, but
this feature is jeopardized by the fact
that the making of party measure Of
the bill drives the Democrats away from
it.
Gov. Roosevelt and Mr.. Lewis both
profess to believe tonight that the bill
will go through, and that If necessary
some Democratic votes can be obtained
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-21
Reading Mater for Guam.

WASHINGTON. March 2o.-The navy
department received from Capt. O'Ieary.
peal for light reading Tor the garrison and
natives. Since then all sorts of maya
zines have been pouring in, until now
material necessary to meet the demands
of the population for some time to come.
and as funds are not available for the
expressing OF large amounts Of literature
across the continent. there must be some
sorting out here.
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MICHIGAN Trotttn~ Races.

DETROIT. Mich. March 20-The Mich
igan trOtting and pacing circuit was Or
ganized this afternoon. and arrangements
were made for holding dozen summer
meetings. as follows: At Ithaca. June
1922; ionia, June 1923; Highland park
troit Driving park July 1920: Saginaw,
July 24-27; Grand Rapids. July. 81 to Aug.
3: Bay City. Aug. So; Port Huron, Aug.
Aug. 2S-a1; Ypsilanti Sept. At.
J. E. Rice. of Grand Rapids. was elected
president Of the circuit. and George Con-
nor, of Detroit secretary. The purses
will range from $500 upwards.
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BumnIo-New York-Boston

And intermediate points are reached in
the most comfortable manner from Chi
Southern Ry. Copy of latest issue Of
Book of Trains will he of interest to
prospective travellers. 1T will be sent on
application, together with any special in
formation desired. w. b. Hutter, N w.
p: A. 122 Endicott Arcade. St Paul; f.
M. Byron. G. w. A. Chicago.
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Chance for American Bidders.

WASHINGTON, March 20-The state
department. has been notified by the
United States consul at VladivoStock the
eastern terminus of the Siberian railway,
that the municipality has prepared esti-
mates for twenty miles of electric trolley
road; also for an electric lighting sys-
The consul suggests there is an excellent
opportunity here for American bidders
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WASHINGTON. March Glowing to
the absence OF Senator S2ooner, the
Puerto Rico steering committee has not
yet held formal meeting and none will
be held until his return. Members OF the
committee, however. have been making a
canvass OF the senate TO see if there can
be found basis Of agreement which
would satisfy. So far no great progress
has been made.
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Homcseekers' ExcUrEion TicIxet,

To nearly all points In the United States
on sale at all ticket offices Of the Chi
cage Great Western Railway on the 1st
and 3rd Tuesdays of February, March
and April. at the very low homeseekers'
rate Of one fair. plus $500, for the round
trip. Tickets good for return within q
days from date of sale. Persons contem-
plating trip will save money by calling
on ]. P. Elmer, 6. A. p. D.. Fifth and
Robert streets. st. Paul.
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jennings to Quit BnsebaII.

PHILADELPHIA. March 20-A letter
received here today from Hugh Jennings,
the famous infieider Of the Brooklyn
Baseball club, makes the announcement
that he Will not play baseball any more
Jennings says he will not sign the con-
tract rendered by the Brooklyn manage
ment. He is at Ithaca. training the Cor
nell university team. After the trip South
with the college players. Jennings, It is
stated, will become sporting editor of a
philadelphia newspaper.
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HORRORS G THE PLAGUE
OVER -FOUR THOUSAND DEATHS
OCCUR In INDIA WITHIN
A WEEK
CALCUTTA DID NOT ESCAPE
Seven Hundred and FOrty-FOur
Fatally Stricken In That City
lover Two Thousand
in Patna.

CALCUTTA. March 2l-The bubonic
plague is fast increasing. In Bengal i.02T
deaths occurred last week. Tte:e includ-
ed 744 in Calcutta and 2,O44 in Patna.
The viceroy. Lord Curzon Of Kedles-
ton. yesterday visited the MacAton colony,
which is one of the infected districts Of
Calcutta.
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~roOkIyn Gun Club Shoot.

NEW YORK. March 20.-The 1--we bird
sumed at the Interstate park shooting
grounds at Queens. L.. l.. today. Mrs
n F. Li~dsay. of Chicago who is better
quet Wanda" arrived early at the
grounds and took part in the several
events
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PAUPERs AND MILLIONAIREs,
Gov. Gambler on the Products of
the TRUSTS.

ATLANTA. Ca. March 20-Gov. Can.
bier appeared before the subcommittee
OF the Industrial commission, which is
taking testimony here. The governor wa
called to testify in the Investigation of
trusts Gov. Gambler said that trusts
raised prices. and make millionaires and
paupers.
They build up the two extremes OF
society at the expense of the great mid
die class so necessary to the prosperity
Of the country" said the governor.
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work for Puerto Ricans.

WASHINGTON. March 2O-Seoretary
Root has authorized Gen. Davis at San
Juan to give employment upon public
works to surplus labor in Puerto Rico
me war department had prepared an or
der TO carry out this plan. but 1t was
learned that Secretary Root had teIe-
graphed the instruction to Gen. Davis
from Havana.
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Suffering In Puerto Rice

WASHINGTON, March 90. -Adit Gen
Sorbin received Il cable, message today
from Gen. Davis, commanding the de-
partnent of Puerto Rico saying that the
condition of the Inhabitants OF Puerto
Rico IS distressing and the suffering so
general and widespread over the island
that he will require at least 500 tons OF
1000 supplies weekly until further notice.
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Valuable DOGS DEAD.
Believed They We're Poisoned by
Some Miscreant.

NEW YORK, March 20.-Two of the
most valuable dogs on exhibition at the
bulldog show in Madison Square Garden
were found dead today. and 1t IS believed
they were poisoned. The dogs We're Del
aware and Highland Mary. both owned
by F. K. Austin. Delaware, on Monday,
took first prize for limit dogs under forty
five pounds. and was valued at 81 so. She
also won first prize in the lightweight
class. WAS winner at the recent dog
show, and had won a first prize in Lon
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-21
Daily Theater LITIGATION.

LONDON. March 20.-Justice Kekewfch
delivered judgment today In the suit Of
DAILY versus Edwards. giving the plaintiff
possession of Days theater. The judge
held that Mr.. Daily never parted with any
part Of the theater. nor with his inter-
est therein, as was alleged
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BROWNIES WE'RE WINNERS.
They Heat the Jungs Last Night by
I73

The Brownies and the lungs met at
Browns alley last night and played for
a gold medal. Scores:
Brownies-R; H. Boelter, captain. 4ei;
jay Douglas. 1874: Fred Craig, 29S; Charles
Dawson. 307; AL Weir 376; William
Grewe. 321: George Clinton, 1854; II.
Schultz. 375; Al Woltershof, 49, Total,
1904.
Martin 800; A Martin. S72; f. Berlandi,
$40; j. Kursthwitz. 269; ]. Kolmann. 30S:
c. w. Kuhl. 357; e. e. Nelson. 403; f..
Hartmann. APO. Total. 3.131
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-21

WASHINGTON, March 20.-The amount
of bonds received at the treasury today
for exchange for the new twos was s1O,-
000,60O, making a total to date of SS7. 000,-
persons or institutions other than ma
tional banks
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-21
India office FINANCES.

LONDON. March 90-The India Office
has issued It's annual financial state
ment. This shows q surplus for 1S99-l900
OF e2, $40. coo. and an estimated surplus for
1s00-1S0l OF G160, 900. The famine eXpen-
diture for 1699-1900 worked out G2.055. 900.
1t is estimated that the famine expendit-
ure for 1S0o-190l will be sc. 335. 000
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-21
CHINESE IN CANADA.
Premier Announces Poll Tax VIII
De Increased.

OTTAWA. Ont. March 2O-Premier Sir
Wilfred Laurier told delegation from
the Canadian trades and buildings Or
ganization that he intended to introduce
a bill at the coming session increasing
the poll tax on Chinese. In respect to
their complaint that the Canadian alien
labor law was not put in operation, al
though the United States act was. the
premier said he did not think that Can
ada had much to complain OF in the way
OF annoyance caused by the United States
law. In the mines they might have rea-
son to complain of the work Of over-zeal-
Gus officials on the American side.
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Pestmnsfers Con0rroed

WASHINGTON, March 20-The senate
today confirmed the following postmas-
tiers:
Minnesota-E. Kaiser. Bemfd1i: C. II.
Pierce. Northffeld
Michigan-W. H White. Decatur
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COMIsIzEY WINS.
Former st. Paul Manager to Have Il
Club in Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 20.-An agreement
VIII be signed tomorrow between the
American league and President Hart.
representing the National League club,
which will permit the former organiza,
ton to place baseball club in Chi
cago on certain conditions. which as yet
nave not been given out, but will proba.
bly, be made public In few days.
There is considerable interest mani
tested as to what concessions the Ameri-
can league has made to obtain the priv
ilege of entering league territory. So far
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Famous Dramalt,s4 M

PARIS. March PIN Roseand. the
dramattst, is Ill with congestion OF the
lungs He is very much run down In con-
sequence with the labors connected with
supervising the rehearsals of 'I;Aiglon.'
produced the other evening at Mlne.
Bernhardts theater
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Century Meetine TOnIwbt

A meeting of the Minnesota division of
the Century Road club VIII be held this
evening at the Windsor hotel mu-
steal programme has been prepared and
Secretary McIlrath has sent notices to all
members Of the club to be present. as i'm
portant matters of cycling interest Will
be discussed.
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Big Insurnnce DivIdenh.

HARTFORD. Conn. March 20.-In an
ticipation Of the probable increase of the
capital stock of the Hartford Life In
suranee company the directors have di-
rected dividend OF 100 per cent. The
dividend is wholly from the surplus be-
longing to the stockholders.
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is concurred in by all the committee ex-
cept Senator Pettus, and it recommended
the adoption OF the following resolution:
Resolved, That Nathan B. Scott has
been regularly elected as a senator from
the state of West Virginia, for d term of
six years, commencing March 4. 1899. and
that he is entitled to a scat in the senate
as SUCH
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Sultan Yields to ,csnr.

LONDON. March 2t.-The Constantino-
pie correspondent OF the Times an
nounces that the sultan has yielded In
all essential particulars to the Russian
demands respecting railway concessions
I'm Asia Minor
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NushI1as sim Playing.

The ice at the Nushka club Is the best
Of the winter. Lorrimers men used 1t
to good effect last night against Bar
lows aggregation. The game stood:
J. E. Stryker. G. d. Matteson,
DR.. McGregOr, DR.. Paxton,
Evan Rees D. E. Scott,
w. w LorTimer, Charles Barlow
skip. skip-8.
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Christian Missionaries in China Are
Threatened.

Threatened.
LONDON. March 2i.-The Shanghai cor
respondent Of the Times says:
The North China Daily News publ she's
a dispatch from correspondent In the
province of Shan Tung, who says that.
while the Chinese government mas not
taken active measures to suppress che
anti-foreign movement. Gov Yuan has
warned the missionaries that the local au.
thorities cannot be held responsible for
the safety of those travelling unes cortcd
into the interior. The posi- ION OF the ma
tive Christians is depiorab!e. and If the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-21
Revenue RuIinn-

WASHINGTON, March 20.-The COM
missioner of internal revenue has decided
that when instruments convey stand
Ing or cut timber they are not taxa BILE as
COnYeyanceS
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PLEADING FOR ACTION.
Puerto Ricans Want Present COn-
Eok4Vad

THeEtO Nlcfhas WnMt E'sNcsenf COT-
trOVersy Settled.
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO, March
N.-Gov. Gen. Davis is In constant re-
ceipt Of kilograms from the various
towns OF the island begging him to use
his influence with the United States cor
gress for a speedy settlement of the
questions now in controversy.
Demonstrations occurred at many
points yesterday similar to the largo
gathering headed by the San Juan cham,
Der of commerce which presented the pc
titlon TO the governor general for a re-
dress OF grievances = %.>7e
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For Places on Track Team.

The Central high school athletes will
hold q preliminary contest at 2 o'clock
this afternoon In the school to decide
upon members for the track team.
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Grand Forks Bank Dividend.

WASHINGTON. March 2O-The comp
troiier OF the currency has declared a
dividend of per cent In favor of the
creditors Of the insoivent Grand Forks
National bank. of Grand Forks. n. D.
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Jackson to Return to Austrnifu,

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2O.-Peter
Jackson. the pugilist, who has just re-
covered from a severe illness, will sail to-
day for Sydney, where he intends to
open a boxing school.
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Entertained s,reslen,s Crown Prince

STOCKHOLM. March 2O-WiIliam w.
IhomaS, the United States minister. and
Mrs. Thomas gave a dinner this evening
at the United States legation with the
Crown Prince Of Sweden as the guest of
honor. -
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Return of Secretary Root

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Secretary
Root ard party arrived here this after
noon from Charleston.
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Returned without Opposition.

LONDON. March 2O.-Sir Robert Gray
Cornish Mowbray. Conservative. has been
returned as member OF the house of COM
mons for the Brixton division of Lambeth.
without opposition. He succeeds Hon.
Evelyn Hubbard. who recently accepted
the stewardship of the Chitern Hun
dredS
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A Californian writing from the Taylor Mine
at Greenwood, Eldorado County, for further sup
ply of Rpans Tabules, speaks Of their great con-
venence for man who is out in the woods awav
from physician or drug store. He had for years
never been free from stomach troubles till he learned
of the virtues of Ripans Tabules but they gave him
immediate relief, and single box cured chronic
dysentery that for eight months had annoyed MIN
immensely.
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antl-foreign movement continues ignored
or unchecked. serious consequences ara
inevitable"
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FAVORABLE TO SCOTT.

Report of Senate Committee oB
Privileges. and Elections.
WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator Nc
Comas, from the senate committee on
privileges and elections. today presented
the report of that committee on the mat
ter or the protest against the continuance
or Hon. N. b. Scott, OF West Virginia.
as a senator from that state. The report
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-21

Hotel Empire. New York high class no.
tel moderate rates See ad on page
of this paper.
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LADIES OF PALACE ExILED.

Sutton Punished Suspected Friends
of MANNED PaAha.
LONDON. March 2O-The Constantine
pie correspondent of the Times says:
Eight ladies Of the palace have been
sent into exile for Vaccinations In con-
nection with the sultan's fugitive brother
tn-law, MANNED Pasha. The palace sec
rotary. KlamiI Bey. was suddenly exiled
to Hed1az last Saturday. The reason has
not been made public"
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-03-23
from the church, coming from the
direction Of Philiau'S

from the church. coming from the
direction Of Philiau'S
On cross examination witness
said the defendants went home
with him after their meeting near
the church shortly after they ar
rived at his house they heard of the
shooting and went over to the
pace of James Harris where Phil
iau had gone He left "fter while
and left Sebron Brown there, he
supposed to he p take care of the
wounded man
Mrs. Wine Harris, wife of Allen
Harris, corrObOrated the testimony
of her husband
ameS PhilIau was re-CrOSSed by
he defense. but denied that he had
told lanes Harris on the day after
the shooting that it was not
Brown and the PhilipSeS who shot
him.
James Harris was recalled and
saih that Philiau went to his house
afte. he was shot Sunday night
Monday afternoon he accompanied
Phi TAU home. On the way he
asked Philiau if he and the Phil
ipseS had had misunderstanding
Saturday afternoon and was told
that they had not Witness then
asked Philiau who shot him, but he
replied, 81 haven't said yet who
shot me
~tbron Brown, one of the de-
PENDANTS, was next sworn. He
went into a detailed statement of
his movements on the day of the
shooting. Witness told of going
to the place of NJ. Underhill in
company with Chas. and VIM.
Phi Ups during the afternoon of
March 4th. They returned to the
home of ChaS Philips about night,
stopping a few minutes at Philiau'S
pl &C for ChaS. Philips to settle
some small business affair with
him. A short while after they ar
rived at Chas Phi Ups place "Bud"
Underhill and John Bcasley
rode up and he and Vim.
and Chas Philips Joined them
and started to Bethel church.
When they got within 200 COR
go yards of the church they saw
that the services were over and
Beasley and Underhill left them
Witness and the Philips boys rode
on toward the church and met Al
len Harris and wife They turned
and went home with Harris, and
WHEN the news of the shooting
reached them they all went over 70
the place of James Harris to see
PhiIiau. Witness sat up with Phi
iau all that night.
Chas. and Vim Philips were both
placed on the stand and Corrobor
ated the testimony of Brown.
! After hearing the testimony
Justice Gardiner took the case IN
der Amusement and rendered ms
decision at o'clock, discharging
VIM Philips from custody and
binding Brown and Chas. Philips
over to the circuit court in tie sum
of $500 each They gave the bond
for their appearance at circuit
court, which convenes next Mon
day.