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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03
EHIRT WAIST TO BE QUEEN.
..,Ie Of Last Season Will Be En- Reggie This
Summer.

xe><<~VS<Scy<ES SeISNSr~~%Or>~>>eN
January Silt is no longer
~ 10 be or not to be. The
''y wv. Ms settled that matter for
~ ago. II is to be
TN ,old last year that the shirt
..ald soon go out Of STYLE but,
!, slgger baby We kept right on
,.slp." and bought more waists
.,son the shirt waist is pro-
81 IN STYLE. 1t is more than that;
.asne Plain or trimmed, made
% ' 70 dlmlty. of satin foulard At
W. OF Of printed stun at 10
mo style. 4 time and place
!, waists OF all materials, and all
AVN time and place.
TX moi without struggle that
.si,s has yielded up It's position OF
.s IL The shirt waist. And not
anal tug to its natty little sis
"a hadice and corssge have at last
p ~ and the shirt waist reigns.
n rulers must compromise, so has
~, waist come 10 terms OF conces-
v,n win scarcely see a shirt waist
anmer made upon the plain straight
" aarlier seasons. That sort of a
hss place of its own which is in
,oom or on the piazza of country
Ma morning, or, pcrchancc, 1t is
t,om or house waist for the woman
!sasspt like a wrapper.
me- shirt waist, as II will be known
s.sn Will be much more elaborate.
| Il harrow certain lines from the
y and will be neatly htted in the
II will partake OF the corsage In
| somewhat claboratcly trimmed,
F,ty across the bust.
kIe The shirt waist may be a wash
|. there is no guarantee that 1t will
In Indeed, 10 suggest water to
4 d the new materials that are be-
|ohsred for shirt waists is to guar
|. , spot. While some of the stuffs
|ntsuied as wash goods the great
krt,y Of them are not, and there IS
Indication of return to the days
sumner waists were made to be
,rd admired Int not 10 be washed
| means an endless amount of work
,..o,inc and o'her more or les
liable cleansing nuids but it is an
b which woman has laid out for her
ant whose 'o1eriuss she must pa
V ~
|, ,lsaninr establishments arr oni,o
n, oyer me ,rosnocts ~ sul, ,ro
~ Wv Wv ~ V'r- ''' VI 'l'N anu
summer anu 'n'y Gre 'nIarSins
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io improvements over those of last sen
robbed n ~ aiv reaiy beautiful, though
Swiss once synony stapi ~ r,, rna' made
They are very glossy, though probahiv
no., strictly speaking, 'mercerlzed." and
20 ~ ouhle Win lace stripes and stripes
bo,sii,t. d.l1 stripes oil Swiss, connected by
waist uhat can be worn as soon al
80 as completed and which will rank
WA Vhe uressy to,ledes, IL supplied
Wlth q skirt In harmony, is the one that
nus tss,iilone , ot saAn toulard,
tne sdAn ioulards come this year rs
e s'a, az sdtlh ana so nigh In price that
q nlsut as Well buy orocade silks. At
s nS.1y PC SdIu some OF uhem were shown,
np,,,e uhe cheapest IN the handsome now
"ai'llamt eheCts were S250. III you have
un oDiiglng dealer who can show you
s".i in l9uiaru Tor less, by all means pat
tohlHe ulin' lor ne mas genuine bargain
s sh 800 i1I you IL 10Y chance he has
an Ill MluUn III any Oh Vne pale colors by
az means puy III, Tor you will then have
me niakinss OF as handsome d waist as
"'ii We seen unls spring
~
One of she fayorite coIors is ,orr
Niue uro, ,,hioA a. F'
49, ~" "n,'" MOWERS qn "nlte are
'eiiVd'eiE outlined. The flowers are
small with ong trailing stems, and are
so graceful that Won forget vour ar,i,.,h.,
to Aor,l aosic,, ,s '''P"'"S
~ any suon leeiing you
may happen Ito have.
So neatly are uhe new flowers nr,,tod
or woven in the goods that they do mar
stand out in maj 5biestion,,,ia Wv noI
mon TO so many floral fgurcs. and ara
therefore available for both min and
thick alike. Fat persons and stout ones
'U g, season
In coma nnor ei AZ ueai on wear and tear
and summer. In The lFaI one sD Low
ones time shopping and in summer It
t - toI not 10 i've except IN light lawn.
distes saw come ynnua ny anu d 1uhe' ahe mo
wardrobe. And they add that he r ,"v
shirt waists that are now being made
need ~ ~ "a eo are caIoGialed 70 MI me
lis this true of tbe cxc ci aplicuiaIIy
are made to wear vim cen.ain skirts
Take that beautiful stuff. mercerized
gren9dine, and select it in uhe new mink
ish red This. If made over A black
taftc,a, is immensely effective.
The waist which may ne striped with
gold cord, running from the woke ia The
belt ana put on in little clusters of ihree
CORDS TO the cluster, Is charming with A
yoke Of goli lace laid over deem collar
Of white lace. The gold lace forms a
lovely fril that falls over the vest in A
most charming way, With such a waist
any of three or four skirts can be warn
without injurlng the possibilities of The
suit
With skirt of piukish red rrenadine
to match the waist the result is indeed
that Of a suit
49,
,Rut IL te orito ,s roa .-.,,t.
-" e00" q" eu'e mn.
10 'uoose d aAlrt OF corded SILK and to
line the rufhe around the foot with an
inner fiouncc of pinkish red chiffon nut
on ., 1oo,, lt,o ,.ar.,.;a. ~.
w." Inv 'u o'e'sN'''' ue oel''
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Is there any harm In nv sending lowers
70 young genteti1n VIZ has asked % 70
to n danre with me? He hasn't got as much
money az I have. 50 no can't send me any
flowers, but N wag very nice Of him 10 ask
me, and I would like him 10 have some
ought I 10 send it with nv carly
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The dress shown in the illustration is
a charming costume for walking. aud
the ruby shade IS very pretty. The bolero
md skirt are alike ornamented with
narrow band OF sable. The deep-draped
waistband is Of tafetas to match. The
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man who inls"s the haS on the grounds.
AMI h.-id-s. W. We're not even 10 re-
crlte tie Income from privileges
NJ he very outset ~. whole trans.
stamped ,hlnsS in ~" public cy. AZ most
peculiar. 80 -ny the least. Finally II
killed us altogether.
oar Western circuit H. =, good on. aud
money -iH,kcr. Some ~ our men have.
sunk money III thi- project and really
hryr valuable holdings In the West To
protect these interests and preserve unto
us the iii" % American Association W..
intend 20 ask the I.caIu. tn permit us
To- 60 on with clEsuit composed "n-
t!reD 81 Western cities rh, Who'll"
Thing !" now - {" the i."aE'I" magrltes
Whni they VIII Iu s prohl"mat ical
som" Of the m,snt'cs. I knon ar" with
Us and are SINGER. IN their efforts to see
~ safely out OF the woods .
N" National League mngnaIrs re-
-lm"d tn.tr session =, the Fifth Avenue
Hotel 20. LAY VIA; action he baseball
Sa!uns TOOK Al their ions.drawr-out -e--
ai"u ~ ils' n'Sh MS not made public.
The Board ~ \rbilration vent into
,~s-I,U ritsi rhrr. ar. several impor-
tfnt r....s fDf lhss lody % pass on. In
Guiding the protest ., III" Interstate
l'snsi" as"iu-i inc Western League.
HhlEh l. chrrg.i Win crnbbinS players
III. lnterS'aicrs II seems. failed To
ray their protection 70" In time TAX
Ing advantage Of This icchuicality. the
Western association pcop.. stepped in
PLAYERS without IN" fornality OF pay.
ing aNy d'Httiug money IN" For,
Wayne, Toledo and Dayton teams are
the heaviest losers.
rhc Fort Wayn" club n..o wants III.
Board 20 direct the Cincinnati cluh 10
pay s"'. the drafting price tor wall.
lam Rcrsin. Cincinnati, Il Is Gained
took the player and then refused 10
settle
PRESIDENT sodcn. .: The nos.on club.
siii tin IN" absence ~ the us,al
trudrs anu deals generally attendant
upGn league meeting was due ~ the
'nct that here Aas much uncertainty
REGARDING the pliScrs. The Americas
Association hn- grabbed on - many
, raj none or the league clan really
! know where shCN are at.
shortly hcSar1 : o'clnci, II" Arhi.rtts,n
Committee ser' tor Charles Stfo"h," o.,
~ Tr'cdu CUB. 'rr The purpose o,
taxing action rrEnrdiug ~" .mp,,ir,
he lodged against iAr i<ar'ns CHS ''inb.
~ To Western '.cagfr lie aclu.. |
, them ~ taking ~" ~ his player vith-
tCm r4rIns Nftcr listening 20 Stro.'li'.' =
lCCmptHfrt tn. f'sE;ui;,c, iosil"d ~
flvnr u NJ kausas Citv club, h.rllsc
The iat'fhtltr League Ind moi pa,t th.!r
prnlectnn frr 20 ;hr National League.
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the same. Like the others. he had moth
ing 10 say. ol, his plans are rnreY
speculative. for he has no ENLARGEMENT
with any owner on tho other side.
Eddie Jones J. II. Morgan and
youagstcr named Ermsbc!i we're three
ogncrs who took ,aci. departure on the
Occanic. The Austrian tracks. will he
the fields OF their !abor.. None. with
the exception OF Morgan. mas a contract.
lie viii pilo: the horses OF Count Ro-
houczy. wealthy Austrian owner.
stern Law D~la,s Jenkins.
In All that crowd OF ambitious riders
there was one vacan; spot. !, was the
place ihat should have been n!led by
Glen. Jenkins. With passage on the
steamer engaged. he vas detained by
New York Law. Ellie Fay. the vaude.
vile actress had "a aarran, procured
FOR ris arrSs: Tor having retained her
ornate thumb ring.
The Jockey had returned II. after as
."rtin: ,her. o. n" intention OF steal
Ing Il. MI~ Fay was Impressed with the
story. 3u; dcsp!,. her pleading To Magis-
ifaie Pool ne was held 20 at~ Ser before
tho Grand Jury In 1850 bonds.
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WHY AMERICAN
LEAGUE FAILED.
Col. Rogers Secured
Philadelphia Fran
Chise.

Col. John Phil ,d"lphta" Rogers is
thu nan who s. res ponslblr for IN.
wr.ck:ng of the American Association
~ an organization, IL the word % IL
promoters l. TO be accepted. The action
OF N. doughty Quaka r Gay lawyer ard
Nsiiorai Guardsinau IN torc+ng the l..o.
citation promoters i" have the ph.Iadcl-
phia ;eael, in III. Association play on th.
league grounds there and pay an .ncr-
nous rental for the privilege l. the
pr!nc!3il reason for tho unt!moiy denis /.
~ the new baseball undertaking
a. An organization ln IL. present,
shape tn. A4srciaiIou In dead. althOggh
Is promoters stt. have hopes ~ re-
FERTILIZATION on other I,urS liz u Nus
he'll, the promoters hop' % preserve
the organization name Us establishing
4 c!rcrat composed entirely Of Western
cities. In the success ut such - move
| Hes IN" only hopc ~ certain promoter
who fociishiy invested hg money at the
! start pulling on. syDn,
| SAID "nr ~ me foremost workers for
thc Association to-day:
"OtncIaily y" ,tli. iivc \, pracuca'
being "" AZ. dead, Anl why AK GO,
John /. Rogers " rhlladn.phl ~
him principally can 10 ntIrihiisd NE
failure ~ our organization W. h,d 4
man who wcGi ~ rhiini.irr-h wlta .
certified ciicck Tor :jb.vp 70 uiIrt club
flo also had 5000 IN draft on a New
York bank Tor ,lIr iIrmclGt rent 81
grounds. We ind i verbal option on n,
! grounds since sccnren ny Ihe Am.r, ~
clGus. Tho. grounds could have Ne =
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BOUTS IN CUBA
POWERS S IDEA
Would Bring Je#ries
and Rubin Together
There.

Patrick T. Powers, President % the
Eastern League. who va. associated
with jim Kennedy In pulling on a num-
her OF hst!c battles in Madison square
';arden. hA. an idea that Cuba would
make a good fighting ground. He .vi-
IDENTIFY has IN mind the many battles
fought in tina, country during the Ameri-
rsn-Snanish War.
WITH III" expectation OF being able TO
hold fst!c battles In that country Powers
has arrived there and is at present look
Ing over the ground.
II his arrangements. don't fall IA,
Powers Will try 10 have decided the big
!sh; between Jerfric. and Rubin which
was not allowed to take place In Gin
cinnati recently.
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RACE MEETING
FOR SOCIETY.
Rhode Island Jockey
Club Wants August
Dates for Newport.

The latest announcement In society IL
tina; there Will I've horse race meet
E-id a, Newport th;= summe: The
plan was first suggested by those In
tcrcsted IN the Scwpor: Horse Show.
ana /; has me, With the entire apnrora!
Of thu ari-tocracy there.
The prominent men who have become
Interested in the scheme and will do
their utmost 10 make Il great sue.
cess are the following:
Oliver u, T.. Belmont. Prescott Law
renee. Center Hitchcock. II. T. FL.
drudge. r.. d. Morgan. a member Of the
State Racing Commission, and Egerton
Winthrop. Jr.
They have formed what In m b~
known As the Rhode Island Jockey
Club. Dates have been asked for from
Aug =; 10 n. during which period four
lays racing will h" given.
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TO FIGHT FOR
IRISH TITLE.
Sharkey and Maher
Want to Decide Claims
in Louisville.

Peter Mnh-f want. 10 FISH, Tom
vita him 20 he fonSh, before one OF the
place either the latter part %. ApTil or
early IN May. Peter I.owery. Maher'a
secretary. has sent challenge 10
Shark"y Al Peter. direction. The en-
FOR he Is boiling for "a tlEh, with any one
and may slug som" policeman II u match
Isn't arranged for :iim. u Peter and
Tom clash the battle will b" for the
championship OF Ireland. n title which
both men cia'sn.
MrCo, aud Nisch-iI May Hox.
Kid Mccoy made a has,y departure
he went FOR the purpose %! meeting
Charley Mitchell. tue English fighter.
who L. At present visiting friends In thai
city The nature Of Mc'oy's visit could
not he learned iasi night. but u y sur
missed that Mitchell, sent for Mccoy 20
arranS. with him 20 go On boxing tour
through the West a. far AZ san Fran,
cisco, where Mitchell expects 10 wind
up. as FAR as visiting Is concerned.
McFadde" w.. Iiaw kims T".NtEht.
the ,wen'y.roand boa, Between Geer.e
Mc7Sid.n. irr rugged hight Weigh
nsAter " This city. aud DAT hawkins.
IN. California boxer. wh!th has aroused
considerable interest amor: the follow
Franc!.c1. s.il he decided before the
Twentieth Century Athletic c.hb. ~ San
F'ranciscb TONIGHT Both men are re-
ported as being IN III" best OF shape fnr
he encounter liawx!rs will probably
3e the ray1ri,a in N, betting. Tor as he
is an Idol an the Coast the chances ar.
The rpcrts will bet every dollar they can
spare on hin. Mcfadicr. however.
ough, 10 scat Hawkins, as tae latter ha,
Il wca,, st ,,rac, ana jaw.
Wnicott aud MEX Matched.
loo Waicott. VINO mas not fought sine.
he lost I'll. decis!on 10 KID Garter. now
has IA match on. His next opponent will
be Charley McSeeyer. the crack weller.
turned from England Two months ago
whsr" he defeated DIDO" Plumb. The
EnShra fighter. Walcolt anf. Aickecys'
Iifr the Waterbury Comm Athletic Club
IN March Il 10. "a p-. cent. Q. the gcoss
receipts.
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RACING BILL
!. FOR QUAKERS.
Senator Stiles Intro
duces Measure to Per-
nit PooI-SeIIing.
,sp.s.,i 70 n. s,-nir, w.,ls5

I HARRISBURG. IA. Feb 2s-A bill
Introduce IN the Senate 10y Senator
Stiles. Of Lchish. ameni' III. Pci,z rool
so!u OF Iss'. which prohibits pooi.sclling
on pettinr. The amendment, 1. as toI.
lows:
Provided that III. provision. OF s,c n
act shall not apply To he s.IliEs OF
polls within the inclostr. 81 grounds Of
agricultural societies or driving clubs
now estabiiTh.d during ,hc prc.ress Of
fairs and race meetings.
!. The amendment strikes a blow at win
stcr rpring, should the bill become = law
! as amended. hy providing iEiIthcr
X That II shall not be lawful 10 sell pG,.s
AZ any meeting held during the mnn his
pf November. December. January. Ron.
sfyhary, MART and April. or h,r NOR.
tli1n fw..ntS-iiv" DIS IN any one .e,r.
: nor shnii there bc more than six days In
I tiiiy one month"; nor mall there b. inorc
shan stem days racing ~ the aggregate
lsaus any one month on the grounds oi
ngri.ultiIral 'Sc.at!cs or driving clubs
l0eAted N the same county.
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! tesiirrnH.ri ronrer, and reception
VIII he t"ad"rcI 20 The raynte. Brother
the irv"nslc baE runthcrs, At Henry
Winsr's fcHonl llals Harrison ave.
nue mud Earitict street, Rroosiyn. mex,
sunday cvrEing, March .,
Ter biz acts are On ,hr program Tor
this occasson. including Master John
Davis ana I'D Sheehan. KH Sh.caan
vii give one hundred dollars to any
bas nunchcr whc can caua! him a, hi
reception.
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NEW RULES FOR BACLPCAYERS

stand hin fee OF In
he n he
not b. o TAX is base but a ball
he pitch
an conc II ball uqht on the nv, Inles the has
o pre- The now
o Off good
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nin
S d 1 divert the baltic
~ n, OF
Tered
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Str.nEth ana rigor have completely re-
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Dear Sir-fours was received and I hsA
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few mi1Se's. each anxious to secure the
lowest rail. over which to wave fare
well {" their friends.
They were ali jockeys. Of the type
tina, m1pht he termed the flowers Of the
American production. England. France
and Austria ar. their destinations. and
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\ WINNERS At
new ORLEANS.
Racegoers in Sunny
South ReveI in Sum-
mer Heat.
TRACK MUCH IMPROVED.
sHorsemen Sign Protest
~. Against Abolition Of
= the Toe CaIk.
ts,....i to IN. E,.n.ns wm.d1

RACE TRACK NEW ORLEANS.
Feb. 2s.-The hor.emcn AZ III" fn!F
Z Grounds are getting M a pctiii"n
recommending tina, tho rrlc y Ssed n.
nthe last meeting of III. Turf c"nSr"r.
prohibitinE the use Of 20" ca'ks he re-
n scinded. j, was thought with the alto.
Il finnent OF ,hc 10. caiks thai there
5rcuid be fewer horse. cG; Town In the
Z .rAces.
Tho new plates. however. hay" :"
! raised edge. and instead az le.s"ning
:. 5,,.c number OF accidents they ta''
: Increased. and a horse can no" b', H''i
I down with the side OF III. shoe.
nm Nearly every horsem1n ii"-c mas 'ist
! "a the petition and PRECEDENT i'nsn AZ.
eih(roduce 1t at tho meeting ~ me Wsst-
Ssn Jockey Club In ch!cns" next MOE
day.
!, .tThe thermometer was At summer neat
psn.day and the track Was grcntly IN
n, owed. Big hcids started In all .! ihr
d events. four OF which wcr" ~ "h. En!l'
i or over.
The handicap. which was III. fc"tnr.
{ Of the card. was At On. mile ard S"H'
4 en.y ya.ds. and seven started
riRsT RACE
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That "N.rep.ated story tina, America
j. a practical nursery for Jockeys for
the entire racing world was pretty near
IS verified Yesterday when the his ocean
ines Oceanic steamed ont ~ her dock.
bound for Europe On her spacious
deck str"il-d more fhsu
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SECOND RACE
-. nm. r,tI.

Z i Egyptian Prince and The Eliza fought
! IL out 10 the hrst thre--duarters. The
Eliza Quit. Sara gimp saved ground on
: The turn and was IN from, Nt the head
.0f the stretch. He fought It out to the
last eighth with Egyptian Prince. The
latter drew away near the end John
Huh was last for six furlOngs and
closed fast In the last quarter.
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on the various tracks they hope to gain
fame FOR their country, aS we'll as glory
and coin FOR Themselves. during the sea.
son that begins within a fsw weeks.
They all made an imposing picture AZ
they lined the rail An Evening World
photographer caught ~une OF them. but
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THIRD RACE
fee four yssr.eais and np. mile and sl.t.sn,

10 Brown NaE and DaSnar raced in iron,
4 10 thr stretch turn. wher. Chorus Roy
Iotook command. The latter was under
q drive to III. las, quarter TO stall n
4 .AGmciiis. Aimctu- tired IN the la~t
+ siSteen!i and sServed lnn tn. soft
yEolhE. ana J. II. Sloan gu, the place IN
'i1'c final s;riIv
Fourth Race-NIile and seven .ur.ongs
WON by Skiliman: Senator Beverid.e
was second and Heana third
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.ror fa-.,.,r.ola., ,,tu tarion.'

The field was closely bunchrd 20 tn.
stretch. where Ciaies and cani!.hsck
drew uway ard wsr. nRhtlnI Il "ut
1when Cochran got Locust blossom az
on the outside and passed the pair ~
the last thirty yards. Goodale Was
sAecnnd e the ilnal eighth; wn-re II.
str3tch tnrn. hut could not hold IN"
49, sg.,oSn pAcE
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When the Grand Jury completes Its
Investigations Jenkins will probably be
allowed to SAIL. but he Hil no: have the
company OF so many OF Americas pre-
mier Jockeys.
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the lille horsen1en lean
ov he "a ocean liner
her dock; numbers and are John
Reiff, and Eddie j. H. Morgan
and and 6 are Cash Young Ern,sbell.
The Two ReiH Bows Will Bid for Fame in Eng
land While the Rest Seek Glory and Gold
in France and Austria.
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Medical.
OID DR.. GRINDLE.

GRADUATE uS,yERGirY or T.lE clry o.:
years q spst.iaiist 10 Dissssss Of Men. csrss
OLD DIR. uitINDLE'E scientific system OF trent.
ns at blood and skin diseases. pan In tbs bssss.
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Outfielder James T. Sheckard has signed
one contract to play with the Baltimore
club of the American League for 1901 for
$3.50, and another contract to play for
the Brooklyn club of the National League
for the same terms.
Two hundred dollars advance money has
been sent to him by Baltimore, and it Is
strongly suspected that more has been sent
to him by Brooklyn. The Baltimore con-
tract was dated last January and the
Brooklyn contract was dated February 2;.
The Baltimore people declare they will so
to court to prevent Sheckard playing both
ends to the middle, and, as they charge, by
duplicity attempting to secure double
salary.