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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

King Edward VII. contrary to wide
ly circulated reports, has not re-
signed from any OF the London clubs
OF which, az prince OF Wales, he was
a member. He has. however, retired
from the committees of the Marlbor-
ough on which he had been serving.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

II is reported that J Pierpont Nor.
gan Is engaged in arranging for the
establishment Of great Anglo Amer.
can bank with capital Of 81 OOO, COG. 900.
u Is proposed to abolish all Of the prin.
cipsl financial agencies aud banks al.
ready engaged in Anglo American busi.
ness and tine proposed bank will be the
principal agency for the banking trans
actions between Europe and America
Mr.. Morgan il IL understood has rs
ISOLATED with him the ROthschilds. Sew
ersl times since the uanic Of May, IL has
been reported in Wall street that Mr..
Morgan intended TO organize IA bank
with $1,000, 900, 90 capital These re.
port. have been invariably denied al the
Offices Of J. z. Morgan d Co. The crea-
tion OF bank with capitalization Of e
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

A surgical operation is not necessary
to cure piles, DeWits Witch Hazel
Salve saves all that expense and never
fails. Beware Of Counterfei,s r. c.
Buerstatte.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

No | always attend church in the
evening, And why not in the morn
ingY' In the morning Why | golf
in the morning"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

billion dollars is an undertaking Of a
nature so colossal that nothing approach
ing it has ever been limited at before.
The aggregate OF the capitalizations
of the sixty-four national banks III
Create New York is barely 800, 900 600
Two banks only are capitalized at
so, 600, 900 each-the National City and
the National Bank Of Commerce. The
greatest bank in the world, the Bank Of
England, has capital of IA, SOB, 900
pounds sterling. or about S12 100, 900.
The Bank Of France has capital of
1872, 800 900 francs or about S36, 800. 900.
The combined capitalizations Of the
Bank of France, the Deutche Bank of
Berlin, The Bank of Spain, the Bank of
England, and the Banque Imperiale
Ottomans, the government Of Turkey,
falls far short Of 81 900, 600 900.
When it was reported last month that
Mr. Morgan intended to organize a
bank in the city with a capital Of 800
600, 600 the project was declared to be
by conservative banking
men because of the National banking
laws which impose a tax on the capital
ization Of such institutions,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

Sardinia In celebrated for the tonbs
which prove that PROFESSIONALLY IL
wAa inhA bised by giantM-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

A few months ago food which / ate
for breakfast would not remain on my
stomach for half an hour | used one
bottle Of your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and
can now eat my breakfast and other
meals with relish and my food is
thoroughly digested Nothing equals
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for stomach II.
S Pitts, Arlington Texas. Kodol Dys.
pepsia Cure digests what you eat F G.
Buerstat:e.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

going straight to London and later
would proceed to Holland and Belgium
Fischer was unable to confirm or deny
the report that Mrs. Botha had come to
Europe on a peace commission.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

Miss Fortysummers Now, Iremem
Der the time when hoopskirts were con
sidered quite the proper thing Ale1
Smart guess they were swell affair
in those days.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

Eight million dollars in cash and pcs
sibbIya larger sum in prospective profits
hang upon the Omitted States supreme
courts disposition of the little TO Sec
tion 90 in the famous Nermi!iou range,
in northern Minnesota. This suit. after
long litigation has been brought 10 a
final issue before the highest tribunal
Argument has been ordered for October.
The case involves tract believed to
contain the richest deposit Of Bessemer
iron ore in the world and the United
States Steel corporation offers 10 pay
8 900, 900 for it one If the contestants
il the discoveror who isprartjca ~ with
out dollar The other is A y Mill
er, man Of wealth, who built the Saw
Oy hOtrl in New York
Frank Eaton. in ! -SI located the sec
ton under Strip issued by the govern.
ment to Grille STRAIN, half breed
Sioux Indian woman She subsequently,
gave deed Of the section to Eaton. Tx
animation Of the claim showed nm out
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

A duel with swords was fought with
in the Pare des Princes at Paris Friday
morning between Max Regis lthe anti
Semitic mayor Of Algiersl and an Algeri-
an journalist named Laberdesque AT
ter nireteen rounds, lasting two hour,
and half the encounter was adjourned
until the next day. Regis challenged
Labardesque in consequence of an ar
ticle which the latter wrote in La Petit
Republic There was a second duel
simultaneously in another part of the
park between a writer on Temps, and
another newspaper man 1t resulted in
the former being slightly wounded III
the thigh by pistol shot,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

A dispatch received from Barcelona
says that during the Corpus Christi
procession June Z some burning paper
fell on the balcony, and the crowd, be
lieving that it was bomb, became pan
ic-stricke and fed. There was fear
full crush. Women tainted and hun
dred persons were injured but no fatal
ties have been reported
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

men because of the National banking
laws which impose a tax on the capital.
ization Of such institutions
A dispatch was received from Gen.
Macarthur at Manila, announcing that
all the volunteers have left the Philip
pines enroute for the United States.
The Detroit journal, Of which vii
liam Livingston has been editor and
since 1892 has been purchas-
cd by company Of capitalists from that
citI The new owners are as follows:
President. f. D. Stair, the well-known
man; vice-president, Henry
sccretary-treasurer, Charles
l.. Palms, and F. G. Andrews, DR. J, B.
Book and A. l.. Stephens. They took
charge Of the plant this week. Henry
p Heatherington, present city editor Of
The journal will become managing edi
tor There will be no marked change
in the papers policy.
John J. McDannold, attorney for DR..
August NJ Cnger III the DeislDach con-
s. tracy trial, collapsed twice Friday III
the midst Of most remarkable argu-
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It'd ana h,g,1od oho,t Id, tho French
Two and wouudingf five These collisions
.oem 70 Indicate similar affairs which
are liable TO occur between the intcrna
tipnaI legatiDu guards aoainst which Nc
have been taken
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Theodore Shaiter OF Plttsburg was re-
Association Of Iron, Steel aud Tin Work
ers Yesterday afternoon for the third
time, and although David
Rces was nominated and received II
number of votes for the office, Mr. Shall
or was given a tremendous majority
The convention was one of the INST
the association eyer held. a
great many changes were made in the
and rules of order, The
theory Of the nOninterruptive scale
which was defeated last year in com
mittee WAS adopted in modified form
council
The next convention will be held in
Wheeling, w. Va, and will be- in April
as the scale has 10 be reported hereafter
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

At the cabinet meeting Friday, 1t Is
known that the time was consumed
principally in a discussion of Philippine
and Cuban affairs The president and
his advisers considered an executive or
der to be issued with respect to the es-
tablishment of civil government IN the
Philippines. To what extent the execu-
tive order goes is not known at this
time.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

Mrs Louis Botha, wife Of the Boer
commander general, arrived at South
ampton Saturday from South Africa.
She refused 10 grant an interview, but
her son, erSecretary Of State Fisher
who accompanied her, informed the
Associated Press that Mrs. BothA wa
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

The president appointed Myron II. Nc
Cord United States marshal for the ter
ritory Of Arizona Mr. McCord is I
Wisconsin man and is well known
throughout the state He went to Ari
IONA several years ago and was later ap-
pointed governor of the territory Aftel
his term expired he located at Phoenix
and became interested in several enter
prises Later he launched newspaper
and while not actively connected witt
it, controlled the policy. Ex,Gov. Nc.
Cord formerly lived in Wausau.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

Commander J. H. Bull of the United
States navy, in charge Of the hydrogra-
phic service on the Pan.American
grounds at Buffalo fell from the dome
of the government building Saturday
and was probably fatally hurt.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

1t is reported here that Gen. Kitche.
ncr and Commaudant General Botha
are comforting ut Standerton. The meet
is said to have been arranged ut the
suggestion of the Boer commander
whose recent losses have inclined him
more favoraby in the direction Of peace
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

The war department has directed the
organization of five batteries Of field al
tillery and three companies Of coast al
tillery.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

A dispatch was received from Gen.
Macarthur at Manila, announcing that
all the volunteers have left the Philip
pines enroute for the United States.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

Uncle Sam is indebted TO the state OF
Wisconsin to the amount Of S11,511 70,
equipping volunteers who served durinl
the Spanish wax.
Auditor Rittman Of the war depart
meat has prepared u statement Showing
the amount Of furnishing troops. TIL,
total was $3.50 t79, Of which S3,329,14
has been paid, leaving a balace Of s.
5lO,l3I
The amount due Wisconsin is S1l511.
ont of total Of $l27,04O This make
the amount already paid to the state
$i1j. j2O.
The evening world., 1901-10-15

NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD.
CORNELL MEN ARE TACkLlNG AN
INDIAN DUMMY IN PRACTICE.

When the football Cornell the Carsl" Indians in battle
the lhacan will be
fearful that
study OF history tho might have birth fear OF the
Indian adopted
s oOk |
Manager rugged hangs
Corr! ,acking
looks like thing been painted
and has head
feathers abundance"
smallest
ball candidate being reiman and going at the
their practice
the dummy will They that when they
gain their n
Cornes into
the principal work
OF the will be arklng
Il
Cornell
s no means
The evening world., 1901-10-15
NEW BODY MAY
RUN ATHLETICS.
AMATEUR UNION HAS BIG
FIGHT ON ITS HANDS.
Hold Meeting to PrOtrst Metro
poiitan AssOriation.

The Amateur Athletic Union has a
fight on lis hands that may result in the
Organization OF II rival body. With the
latter end In view. representatives, OF
several clubs held a meeting last night
i, III. 81. Bartholomew Athletic CLUB.
The Metropolitan Association OF the
Amateur Athletic Union came in .or u
senthins criticism. Several OF the officers
were accused OF being in the game for
The spoils. Altogether. the meeting was
one prolonged knock a, the body now
governing amateur athletics.
When most OF taesc present had re-
lieved Themselves OF the hot shot. MI.
Ruben presented resolution whlch
vas adopted continuously. 1t provided
FOR ;hc drafting OF a neS and clear
definition OF AN aInaAur. recommended
that the Y NJ g. A. rules oe adopted
and tina, the selection OF the official
be left 10 the delegates IN
annual meeting ani no; to IN. Board or
Managers as IL now Is.
President; Boyle. OF the Pastime a. G..
said that In the event OF the formation
-, a new union. he could pledge the sup
port and membership OF several clubs
in the Iit,sburE district.
The evening world., 1901-10-15

again to-day, and 1t IL though, VAL sur
Evo 'h- criticism OF the squad ~
coaches now having tn" football affairs
~ charge De Wit, The biz P"unsyi-
varian who as prep sshooib"y and
also ms a college athlete. mas won fame
f-ats, will h. a good man NJ football
now that sheffield has been pu, out OF.
the game"
rnd"rhitl. the only otncr available man
FOR this central position 81 the backs Is
not good enough AT lin. plunging 10 De
IN" regular player. II" viii max. \ good
sub. Meier will be % more value IS ~
halfbnck than AZ quarter which posi-
zion Pearson, another baseball player. Is
learning to M like u veteran
Buikicwlcz. with lS pounds back o!
aim, was not the man FOR centre, but
w!il 81 about the right weigh, for tackle,
II AIDE vacant by the shifting OF u. Wit;.
The ,rly change which IN not thoroughly
understood Is that OF Davis from right
end TO left end. He In undoubtedly the
sw iftest and surrst end In college. Th.
his change Is that the lcf, side OF The
line Ia weaker than the right side.
Reiter played on the scrub yesterday
and helped the second team consider
ably. From now on he will &C, ns cosei
and captain OF tse scrub squad.
The evening world., 1901-10-15
CHANGES MADE
ON YALE'S TEAM.
lsp..l,l 10 rh. Erenlns warIt

Special 10 The Evening World
NEW HAVEN Conn. oct. 1.-Two
changes have been made IN the Yale
football eleven that will strengthen
Yal"'s play
Olco,t and Goss have exchanged
places. Goss is playing guard, while
Oicou Is on. OF the tackles now. Co.'s
was TOO slow FOR hts place and Olcot;
will be u biz Improvement
For Two hours he men ''"unhcrca
about in the mud on Yale Field y"st.r.
hay with tn" water w 20 iheiE ankles
II was u new experiment In football Tor
most ~ them, covered vi h clay and
streaming with water. their faces and
hands str"nk"d with a black paste of
muck tn" sturdy fellows pushed and
fought for n. bail until dask.
Thrr" was no letting down on the
practice h"cnus" OF the rain The
ronrhcS were out with umbrellas ana
rubber coats. and though there wcr. m
spectators To Sh"ui the EAuIc wen uu
jas, as flSt and Eari
The evening world., 1901-10-15
HITS WERE TOO FREQUENT.

Peter jackson In baltimore npou, ten
years ago offered 3lo to any one who
would stand four rounds In a scientific
contest. II was TO be n scientific bout
no knockout being allowed. They round
ed UP a burly negro who was some
thing OF a baseball pitcher 10 meet
Peter and: after being ASSURED ;ha, he
into the rirg. la tho first round Peter
stuck his left into his opponents face
about sixty times, and had his nose
bleeding.
In the second b. banged away at tn.
same place unit. he thought he'd wear
IL OF. Near the end of that round the
receiver broke away from Peter, walked
over 10 the referee and said:
see yeah. Mr.. Referee, I fought you
ray dis Is to be n scientific contest"
III oid." said the referee. nodding his
well: den, yoI please mako Mr.. Jack
The evening world., 1901-10-15
HANL0N WAN is
OLD PLAYERS.
DOESN'T BELIEVE DAVIS AND
KELLEY HAVE JUMPED.
iIroOkIyn Manager says coah II
willing to 10 Right Thing
b. the Players.

Ned Hanlon. manager OF the Brook.
iyns. doesn't take any stock In the ru-
mors that several OF his players are Ia
lump to the American League. He sees
no reason why they should.
ii don't believe either Kelley or George
Davis has aligned with the Americana
SAYS IIanlon. There's no advantage In
;n.ir signing any place nt this early
late DahIen warts 500 more than We
offered him for next season At arst he
asked for a $40 Increase. and We agreed
TO split /, with him.
We are willing to do the right th!ns
them back next season. II they desert
w We are we'll fortified and have plenty
OF material already under contract.
The evening world., 1901-10-15

that he had agreed to take the chance
IN order not 20 disappon, the public,
One OF the most exciting struggles ever
Witnessed In "A playhouse was the re-
suit Parker hustled his big opponent
from sta;t to finish. "hen time was
called Parker approached Pnrdcllo and
told him h. was afraid to meet him at
cry champion evidently had something
Up his slee".. - he instantly secured
backing through Tom Miner for 500.
while Sam Dcvcrc was anxious to cover
the same for Parker. The men agreed
to meet again on Thursday night at
catch style.
Tonight Parker will meet Frank
ldonc. OF Light Battery r. T.. s. Artil-
i"ry. who has fought In the Philippines
and in the war with China; also Max
Rrenner. OF Harlem. and agrees to
throw both In nftcen minutes.
The evening world., 1901-10-15
MICHAEL SMONEY
IS ATTACHED.
BRADY SAYS MIDGET BROKE
CONTRACT WITH HIM.
Manager Appeals to Courts and
Sa.a C1rIist OWes Him
eB.S.73.

BOSTON. Oct. l3.-willtam a. Brady.
once manager OF Jim Corbet;. thea,rica!
manager and sport promoter. has aF-
neaied to thc Suffolk Superior Court ~
se,tl. matter ~ about Sp1 In dispute
between himself and little Jimmy
Michael the cyclist.
BRADY alleges that on Sept. Michael
and Harry Fixes entered int" an agree
men, by which they were 10 cESaS" IL
A race on Sept. II. following. AT IN"
Manhattan Beach track. This agree.
incnt. Brady AYERS. Michael did not
carry out racing instead on THAT jay
A, Revere track.
In promoting the race Mr.. Brady say
he sp-n, $50.
Prior 10 this incident there were bust.
ness relations between BRADY and
Michael. According to Mr.. brady Their
il x113 still due him on this accoun,
Thus Brady holds TINT ther. - &S.t IS
all told owed to him by Michael. The
latter's property has been attached fo'
$40 on
The evening world., 1901-10-15
MAHER WON
TWO RACES.
AMERICAN JOCKEY FIRST IN
Two STAKES AT NEWMARKET.
Glenn Jenkins. Another Yankee
Rider, Captures the Royal
stakes with Volponr.

LONDON. Oct. 10 -osboch with
Mahcr up. won the Champion Stakes
worth s5.0Oa for three yoar-oids and up
ward. distance one mile and three
quarters. n, the Newmarket Second
October Meeting to-day: George Faber's
PietermarItzburg was second and Dori-
cles finished third
Maher was also me rider OF Ara Pat
rick. which won the Clcarwcil Stakes
for two-yenr-olds. distance. Ave fur
longs and 40 yards.
volpone. Glen" jenkins mp won the
Royal Stakes for three yearolds and
upward: distance. one mile and two
.urIonSs.
The evening world., 1901-10-15
WILL RACE
FOR $4,000
Philadelphia Whips Are
anxious to Break the
Coaching Record.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. I5.--Whcn the
Vanderbilt coaching party completed
their recen, round trip between New
York and Philadelphia, Mr.. James II.
Hyde announced that he was willing TO
wager si.yo tina; the time .. The Tan.
tivy could no, be beaten. one thousand
dollars is too small wager FOR crack
Philadelphia whips TO consider. but Il
the New York men are willing 20 put
up a eizab!e wager. It will be covered.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars Is tho
figure a, which the Philadelphia men
arc willing to crack their whips over
the backs OF speedy coachsrs and Il:
the Vanderbilt party want a challenge
race they can have 1t At this Rsurc
A gentleman whn knows s.lld to-day
''1f the Vanderbilt party will wager
$4,000 that their time cannot be- beaten
II will be covered with Philadelphia
money. A thousand dollars Is not worth
the effort nor the cost o: running cish-
teen or twenty-four hours between mere
and New York. but $500 would max. a
tidy sum to so TO the victor ! am not
at liberty 10 cay Just ho@ far matters
have progressed. bu; | know our men
are ready for trip on such q wager,
The accident which befeli Gen, MorIcll
and which has confined him 10 his house
has prevented his participation In Tho
plans TO date. The other gentlemen In
.eerested desire that he shall have charge
OF the run. ana are awaiting hts r.cov-
cry with no little impai!-ncc.
Mr. Hyde left Tor Boston early to-day.
His secretary. Mr., Williams, said 10 an
Evening World reporter:
II cannot SPEAK unttst4y FOR Mr. Hyde
and do not know what h. viii answer
TO the challenge Hut 40 know MIR
Hyde Is good sportsman. and when
the trip was made match race was
In Wow. Mr.. Hyde does 30, consider
the record made nv Mr.. Vanderbilt; ana
himself as unbrcakabc II was made
with the hope that som" one might ,ry
to beat -"
The evening world., 1901-10-15
ST. LOUIS RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. ST LOUIS. Oct. Ia
Tho races run here to-day are ns FOL
lows:
First Race-Sey on cI8hths OF a nile
Won by Brighrle b.. 10 to and I TO !
waban. 3 to l for place. ran second: Col
Gay THRU. Tim~-l.0 ia.
Second Race l-2 furlongs.-Won By
Sister Sarah. I to and to 5: Dave
Somners. even for place. ran second
i.enarc third. Time LA 3-i
Third Race--Onc mile.--.WOn by Su,
johnson, II to 5 and even: Marcy. ; to
for place was second; Bengal third.
Timc-l 40 IA.
The evening world., 1901-10-15
WINNERS AT WORTH.

RACE TRACK. WORTH. Oct i5.-Thc
races scheduled to be run here to-day
resulted ms follows:
First nace-Fivs furionss.-Won by
Alzure. 30 TO l and 10 to !: Small Jac,
5 to 2 for place. second. and Draw Lad
was third. Tirae-l.05 l-6.
Second Race--Aiile and half.-Won
ty Frangibie. ; to 2 and , to 3: Little
E.lkin, even for place. ran second: Fox
Bar,i third. Ttme-2.49.
Third Race--Threc-q OF a mile.
Won by Aladdin, 2 TO and to 5:
Autumn Leaves, I to ! for place. was
second: Harry New third. TiIne-l.0 2.5.
The evening world., 1901-10-15
PARKER LOST
$25 FORFEIT.
LIGHT WEIGHT DIDN'T PUT
PARDELLo ON FLOOR.
Exciting Bout Went Over Time
Limit aud the Bowery Audience
Was Pleased.

Harvey Parker. the lightweight wres-
tier, undertook to throw Leo Pardeilo.
the Bowery champion heavy weight. last
nigh, at Miners Bowery Theatre with
In time limit OF fifteen minutes. but
failed, and Johnny Dunn. his manager.
had to forfeit the IS he offers as an In
centive to any one Parker cannot throw.
Dunn explained that Parker was not
compelled to wrestle any one at Graeco-
Roman style. as hia contract stated
distinctly catch style. but
The evening world., 1901-10-15
THEY COULDN'T wREsTLE.

The wrestling bout between George
bothner. OF this city. and big Jack Nc
cormick. Of Philadelphia, which was to
have taken place Mt the New York Turn
Hall. a, Eighty-hfth street and Licking
ton avenue. last night. did not come OF.
The manager OF the hall failed to get q
license for the contest. and Capt. Dean
refuaed to allow the men to wrestle. The
contest was postponed until next Mon.
day niEht. More than seven hundred
persona wero disappointed. 4,