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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
ROADS AGREE ON PEACE TERMS
Lines Involved I'm Injunction Suit
Decide TO submit without
a Contest.

CHICAGO. March 21.-Attorneys for the
various railroads that it is sought to enjoin
from secretly cutting rates held a confer
ence this afternoon, and 1t is said agreed to
make no fight against the action OF the gov
eminent. This step was decided to be adj
visable on the ground that a contest would
be a practical admission that the transport
tation interests desired the 'injunetions dis
solved in order that secret manipulation
might be carried on. The only feeling
among the railway lawyers is over the al
legged failure to treat all lines alike. Sew
eral OF what are called the most chronic
rate cutters have not been proceeded
against. The feeling on this point, how
ever, is not Of SUFFICIENT intensity to prompt
the big companies attacked to fight over
the seeming discrimination
The first evidence OF the effect OF the in
junction proceedings was the announce
ment today by the roads operating east
from Chicago of a reduction in the tariff
rates on packing house products, to become
effective Tuesda-.
KANSAS CITY. March 21.-Copies OF the
bill of complaint In which the interstats
mmerc commission seeks to enioin the
Kansas City-Chicago railroads from making
illegal rate discrimination on grain and
packing house products, were filed with
the clerk OF the United States circuit court
in this city today. The hearing on the APP
plication for the injunction will TAX place
here next Thursday. The railroads against
which the complaint Is made are the Mis-
souri, Pacific. Chicago q Alton. wabash. Chi
cage, Milwaukee & 81. Paul. the Burlington
Rock Island. Santa Fe and Chicago Greai
Western.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
HILL LINES STRIKE BACK
Northern Roads Meet Coast Rates of Harri
man Companies,
PITCH FIGHT IN CAMP OF THE ENEM,
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
Make Schedule Optional Part
Way over Hartman
Lines.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 21.-Retaliatory
measures were taken by the northern coast
lines today against the Hartman lines
for seeking to divert spring homeseeker
business from the st. Paul gateway. Rates
OF $3.50 from st. Paul, Duluth and Sioux
City to San Francisco were announced,
going by North Pacific coast points. with
the option Of making the Puget Sound
San Francisco portion Of the journey by
either rail- or water. The action carries the
fight into the camp Of the opposition, since
the rates are made optional for a portion
Of the way over Its own lines.
The new tarii is based on the regular
colonIst rate Of SIS TO western points, plus
the local fare. $3.50 from St. Paul to, the
Missouri river.
The northern lines made a cut Of S17 in
announcing the new figure. which replaces
q rate OF 1890.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
Ynrd Room Tor Gould Linee.

ST. LOUIS, March 21.-A purchase of ia
acres Of land in South st. Louis has been
made by the Gould lines management tor
terminal facilities. For a long time the
terminal facilities Of the Iron Mountain
have been inadequate to the demands OF the
volume of freight trafic handled over that
line and congestion in the yards along the
river front has been the rule throughout
the year.
To relieve this condition the management
recently purchased the cotton compress
property, covering Ave city blocks. and II
will be placed in shape for the laying OF
additional criminal yard tracks, thus pro-
viding much needed room for additional
yards.
The committee turned its attention to
outer yard space and the South st. Louis
land has been purchased. The consideration
is said to have been about 100000. This
extensive acreage will be used for outer
yard tracks.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
INFORMAL DEFENSE BY ROADS
Peraistent Opposition 10 Injunction
salt IA Not Expected from
the Railways.

KANSAS CITY. March 2l.-W. p. Trick
EFT, commissioner OF the Kansas City
transportation buresu. left for Chicago to-
night TO ascertain the exact status Of the
injunction proceedings brought by the In
terstate Commerce commission against the
Chieago-Kansas City tines TO stop the ma
nipulation Of freight rates.
The suit will be heard in the fedora
court In this city next Tuesday. II is ex-
peeted that the railroads will make only
an informal defense and will consent Il
a permanent injunction restraining theu
from secretly cutting rates. paying rebates
or in any other manner departing from
their published tariffs.
The transportation bureau Is specially
interested IN the proceedings. as it has nle'
a complaint with the Interstate Commerc'
commission TO stop the grain rate diserim
nation against Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

Markham and General Freight Agent Bowes
Of the Illinois Central.
In a few words the matter at issue can be
stated as the 3 cents per 100 pounds shrink
age" allowed Cincinnati and Louisville. the
principal Ohio river crossings or gateways.
which shrinkage permitted these cities to
successfully compete with Memphis. espe-
cially in shipments to the southwestern ter
ritofy from the west. Lines west Of the
Mississippi have objected strenuously to
the allowing OF this shrinkage.
Chairman washburn Of the Southwestern
Mississippi Valley association, whose head
quarters are at Louisville, presided at the
meeting Of the executives today. The re-
port Of the committee was not satisfactory
to all and after an all day session at which
several attempts to have resolutions passed
that would settle the matter failed, 1t was
decided to have the contention settled
through arbitration. The representatives
present agreed to consider the decision Of
the arbitrator as final. The finding probably
will not be made for some time.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
RAILROAD MEN STAND FIRM
Presidents of New Orleans Lines Re-
fuse TO BE Dictated TO by
Employees.

NEW ORLEANS, March 21.-The street
car situation remains unchanged. The
union sought q conference with the rail-
road presidents, promising that unionism
would not be discussed. The presidents
framed a refusal this evening, saying that
they were willing to discuss their own
rules with their employees, but would not
enter into a conference about the man
agement Of the other companies.
The unions executive committee will
meet in the morning and probably will
call a mass meeting for tomorrow night.
The Central Labor council held a meet
ing to night and II II gives encourage
ment there may be a strike by Sunday.
Prominent citizens started a movement
today for a voluntary committee TO aid In
maintaining law and order in case OF
trouble. This is the committee which il
said to have exerted influence enough to
counterfeit the Debs movement here 1--WE
years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
CREDIT CLARK WITH NEW DEAL
Los Angeles People Say Has
BOusht Traction Lines
There.

Los ANGELES. Cal, March 21.-It Is
stated on good authority tina United States
Senator Clark has acquired control Of the
Los Angeles Traction company. which Is
the Only street railway system in this city
in competition with the Huntington lines.
Thomas z GibbOn. general counsel for
the San Pedro. Los Angeles a Salt Lake
road. has returned from Washington, where
Il is said. he completed arrangements foI
the transfer Of the traction property e
senator Clark. Nc details Of the deal have
been given out. but AR. Gibb0n admitted
hat Senator Clark Is nov interested IN thu
Traction company and that as soon As th'
necessary franchises are obtained the sys
tan will be enlarged
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
Favor. House Mining BiIl.

WASHINGTON. March 21.-The senate
committee on mining has made a favor
able report on the house bill for the pro-
lection OF miners in the territories, amend
ing the bill so as to avoid the requirement
for the use OF shot-hrers in lighting nres,
and inserting in It's place q requirement
that the dust in mines shall be settled by
the use Of water or carried out Of the mine.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
WILL SUMMON ]. P. MORGAN
Counsel for Power in MeFger Case
VIII Call on Railroad Masnate
for Testimony.

NEW YORK. March 2L.-There was no
hearing in the suit Of Peter Power TO pre-
vent the operation Of the Northern Pacific
railroad by the Northern Securities com
pany. Jacob sehii OF Kuhn. Loeb & Co,
and Charles S. Steele Of ]. p. Morgan 4
Co, we're TO have testified today. but they
we're unable to attend. and an adjournment
until Monday was agreed to.
George Alfred Lamb. counsel for Power.
said a subpoena would be issued calling on
J. Pierpont Morgan to appear and give testi-
mony.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
VIII show Their sympatAie..

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. March 21.-An ar
rangements are completed for . mammoth
labor parade here tomorrow by union labor
organizations within a radius Of nifty miles
to show their sympathy with the street
car men who have been on a strike for two
months. Mother" Jones, Eugene v. Debs
and G. o. Pratt are among those who will
cake addresses at a mass meeting 10 be
held at night. The street cars will not be
operated during the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
TO CONNECT WITH CLARK LINE
short Road 10 Contemplated from
Denver to Join salt Lake
anc
DENVER, March 21.-The Times says.

DENVER, March 2l.-The Times says:
d. H. Moffat has returned from a trip to
New York, undertaken chiefly in the in
terest Of the new short line from Denver
to Salt Lake City. In relation to this mat
ter, Mr.. MoRat said:
'The purpose is 10 build a railroad from
Denver over Berthoud pass, there to con-
meet with the road which senator Clark is
building to the coast. By this route the
distance from Denver to Salt Lake will be
625 miles and the railroad time schedule
will be shortened ten hours.
Il have become interested myself and am
endeavorins to interest other capitalists In
the building Of the road"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
BARN MAKES A BIG BLAZE
Burns to the Ground, but Loss a.
Only Six Hundred
Dollars.

A barn used by A. B. Huberman at 500
South ~Twenty-irst avenue avenue. IN which
was stored a lot Of tools. showcases. etc.
caught FIRE at S:45 last evening and was
destroyed. A venerable billy-goat was a
victim Of the flames. This barn caught fire
twice heretofore. Loss on tools. about $3.50;
on building. $500. No insurance. The build
ing was owned by Judge J. s. Neville.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
Railway Notes and Personals.

President Burt of the Union Pacific has
gone to Denver.
]. p. Barrett, travelling freight agent for
the Missouri Pacific at Coneordia, Kan, Is
In Omaha.
General Agent Nash of the Chicago. MIL
waukee & ST. Paul railroad, has returned
from the east.
George A. Lee, travelling passenger agent
of the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis q
Omaha road at st. Paul. is in Omaha.
G.. NJ. Dugan, superintendent of telegraph
for the Illinois Central railroad, with head
quarters at Chicago. was In Omaha an hour
Thursday night, coming In his private car.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
GATES GETS STILWELL LINE
steel Magnate Omaha, Kan
sas city A Eastern Railroad
Property.

KANSAS CITY. March 21.-The ~foreelo-
sure sale Of the Omaha. Kansas City &
Eastern railroad last January. was con-
armed BY the federal court today. The
property Was bought by II. B. Hurd, for the
Quincy, Omaha 4 Kansas City railway. This
makes the nnal disposition OF the last one
OF the branch lines constituting the north
ern extension Of the original Pittsburg 4
Gulf systsm. projected BY A. u. stilwell.
~ The order q confirmation hled yes-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
Mortality statistics,

Gust Hni. 5Ss North Thirteenth' siri:
AriOn Lewis. SSH Davenport. boy; William
Butler. 2i27 Charles. boy C.. II. Randall,
S3l2 Larimore avenue. girl
Deaths-HenTy Fourie, Al6 North Twenty
eighth, As; Martha Peckham Atwood, 10s
SIS South Twenty-hrst. 81; Charles A
Glover, Si North Twelfth, t6; John Werth.
Ciarkson hospital. 60; Horace HOughton,
eli Douglas. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
MeaeI for 3D.. LoaIs FaIr.

PARIS. March 2L-The Budget COMMITTEES
OF the Chamber Of Deputies to-day adopted
the proposed credit Of $1,000 francs for
Frances participation in the St Louis ex-
position. This sum will be applied solely
to pe h9s arts and state manufactures e.
hibiI
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

rect the acquittsl Of the defense on the
ground hat the evidence did not justify q
conviction and should not be given to the
Jury.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

terday, the road passes into the control OF
John W. Gates, the steel magnate, who has
acquired several others Of the stilwel
branch lines.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

HoTE.-Aium baking powders are low
priced, ~ alum costs but two cents
a pound but alum is q corrosive
poison and II renders the baking
powder dangerous to use in food
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

MANY OTHER SPECIAL FEATURES in ad.
!" ditiou to the regular departments
will be found In the number. nlustra-
tons additional comprise the new Meth
odist hospital, the Junior Lenten choir
Of ALI Saints church, spring scenes In
the parks, and similar topics.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

PRIoE nAKiNo PowoEa %.
CHICAGO.
The evening world., 1902-01-13
BASEBALL WAR
NEARS ITS END.
SPALDING SAYS TO-DAY WILL
END PEN-AND.INK FIGHT.
D~nonnces Freedman In Next "a
Final Statement aud Will
say just n nit More.

Letter writing and the war o, words
which have marked the present baseball
nght viii cease today says A
Spaldlng and for that the followers
of the game. t ran be sai. are thank
full II Is not that Mr. spalding has -Hr
rendered to his foe In tn. SauoniI
League ,angle. but because wha'ov'f
else Is to be said will be In the cour's
tomorrow when the injunction proceed
ings will be resumed
Mr. Spaldins is a disgustcd man.
cording TO himself for IN issuing tA'
glad ,idings o' cessation in n" per
and ink bonbardments he says thal 'H
Freedmanites have been easy iH'
Freedman Is not the fighter h. eNpr To-"
to nnd. as he has been unable 1"
into argumcntat!ve details in The eHN
trovrrsy and has shown lack
knowiele. OF baseball.
But MIR SpBiding II going 20 h'L
something Ia say later on to-day, "'H
Il will D.- in answer to- Bru-hs chtiE'
II Spalding, attempt to form hAs".
ball trust Freedman. OF course II ~
prcted t. say something and AT some
thing will bc au"nt the dunhciit ''
Soden ~ the Boston Club.
Then all VIII ne quiet anu the dee. sion
nf a learned judge as to- wh' thcr " noi
Spaldlng IL president ~ tn' Sail'hh.
/ sigus will have ia At ~ = treaty 'i
peace. or. At least. protocol
The evening world., 1902-01-13

BowLERs AND BOWLING.

~. rae. n tn. Brooslyn Royal NeAnam
,,urn,..u, .IAs, n. unusually close "h
S,,u-. a.s sht b, tae i@'-st - O-amef'y 'ouh'
ii ~ A,rt council .Ii L.r-rts L"aLet' -
n.ns ron nsast.e'os; ,an T.. sns,r- ~ s,.,s cdu5
IN -tn from Nassau morrow ase -
the. teams Gr.mv-g, ieH-rts Ahd s,hp y
SAFE. Ill .. u-i Zach h.'ihs .oa thirteen
IN w-tae.iay nisht III. Individual tournament
u the Neasrk 10 compstitl5a for Gi's'
-a, o-c-si BY Pr-,.asnt M-'ar;sF vii b. sssua.
Ey.r, plA1ss Who lase, a series o' 'hfes rihs'
iii ts dropp~d
The Comet Bowling club. Of Newark. composed
u .mpiover. q Hahns 4 Co ~ss organized last
rAur,t., nigh, With twenty msmh-r ras ora-
rsf. asc Van Peli president. 4 sl,eEer. vice
pre- lent irs'hners. ssertAFr c Hsfiies
r.. siss Il. h s- 's.i7 sr.r, Haa.g fs.1o night on
nontEomerJs Ah-,S
cn.rs'. o MIA NJ team. Of Newark. VA
bos ra FrliAy hlEau On black, siisI' Dele
VII, .'saus
rNs Pho-uiI Pg-iinr Cish. os Newark. ,'s re
,snt me-t!aE s.ectsd ,hs follo-las one.ri n
U,nn.rh president Fred f1nn. virs-pTsslisnt
H4rry "a krish rscr.tAry John stsai. u ifsas-
ufsr Sam Li,rbsrs. serseaH,-.; Eas Jlaa
HIAcs captain.
IN. 'alo~ins ors-~r, s.rs elected al the an.
Hual meeting ., IN. ua.isi P!A;td-u,s,h. BasI-
inr club. President, George wosijen. Wee.
prs.lf.ut W Lubb,T, ssorssry George u.tt-
lar Treasurer sam Frerck. Captain. John
Roxg The delegates selected 20 represent them
a, .. American DoSl.ns consr,s are Levi, =
sshult. Dan Frsr-ks and W Dslmsr rhr.s
n.- -luh's were admitted Into the Organization.
Nike ouinlsn holds hlrh score for the ys.r on
the Debtors Palace .ii.ys With 3ao /, ~, th.
same old s,arr OF the $40. the last ball vas ~ha,
ala TIE t-ieS
The evening world., 1902-01-13
PH|LADELPH|A HAS
SIX-DAY RACE NOW
NINE TEAMS START THE LONG
GRIND THIS AFTERNOON.
King and sRmucison Have to Aa.
swrr for >on- appearance
at the start.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. ,2-At 3
o'clock this afternoon nine teams
started IN the great international elk
lay rae ~ eight hours daily riding.
King and Samuclson tho hobo team.
tried "a hold the management after hAv-
ing ntcr a and Viii have - answer TO
me Roa-i o. Control for their non-ap-
prirHnce julius. the Sweic, and Franks
Belgium, entered bat also failed 20
,rpear Rlrriay o; brooklyn and Mul-
'.- me Italian. were late entries
T other teams were Wilson and
i.us'ltz. an American European comb
tln Freeman. who paid his nne o,
ely instituted by the Board OF
'nn.r and otto Mayo. McEacherr.
e'u, In New York and Munro.
ar ani Chcval!er. ..it;le Joe Fulton
.e l1ny sullivan Lcander and Rutz.
a lm which caused all the trouble in
H Hs4alli and King the unpaced
.n'uWp-s, and Gussic Lawson and
'ht.l, Turvi.lr
H' track j. twelve laps 20 the NH.
la,s. pNiu- To the long and high
'1UaS viii tlo short stretches, the
rI.i,TS expect m. hH Nie-' race We, as
y i n"'eScttry - pedal all the time ami
NIt.put cessation
Tao riders compete -pr ~ per cent OF
l' srpss gate re- .ipts. and Inc iir~t f5sl
u' l. In divided between the teams
Wll . Gnish the race. thus ,n-Iring 10
Zach Hfty or more dollars In the al
vision.
The evening world., 1902-01-13
ITHACANs BEGIN PRACTICE.
urgh-> jennings VIII Put Base.
ball Cnndidatcs In Trimming.

Hlehcv Jennings. the arst bascman
OF ast wears Philadelphia team. will
enter on his iuics OF mastering thu
Cornell baseball car i!dates 'or practice
today The work will b. lone In tho
uaN cage IN Cornell armory.
The cage is one ~ thg largest In the
country The work "a begun earlier
than usual this year on account OF the
damage done TO Percy Field during the
rec mt hooi. The Southern trip will be
made about Ehsler and will last ten
days The team also VIII take an East
ern trip in May. Western trip In June
and will play about ien games At home
The evening world., 1902-01-13
TW0-YEAR-OLDS'
DEBUT THIS WEEK.
YOUNGSTERS WILL RACE FOR
FIRST TIME ON SATURDAY.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. l3.-The racing
dur ns the past week has bern up to
the average. Should the rain keep of
during the coming week tho sport will
probably te in ke.ping with that OF
,hr pas, two weeks and on Saturday
next the two year -olds Will have their
arst chance to show their ability.
on the same afternoon the only stake
oven, II the week will +. decided-the
Live OAK stcepiechase Handicap. over
The full course.
Death. who runs IN the name OF 9. d.
Atkinson. has shown consistent form
since his arrival here. In 4 short dis
,anoe or 4 long distance race he In
var.aoly lands the money. Ho has
been beaten only twice during his many
starts, and In his last race. On Saturday.
h. established new track record.
The evening world., 1902-01-13
AMATEUR GUESTS
PLAY FOR TITLE.
NATIONAL TOURNEY BEGINS
AT HANOVER CLUB TONIGHT.
Fiv. Experts VIII strive Daring
All the Week to Win the
Cham ptonship.

Amateur bili!ardists will hold the tables
this week. for, beginning tonight. the
national amateur championship will be-
sin at the Hanover Club. Brooklyn.
There will be hve contestanis-Arthur
Tow nscnd. OF tho Crescent A. c.. the
present champion: J. Byron Stark. OF
Wilkeshlrr". Pa: J. Ferdinand Poggen-
berg. Of the LieicrkraIz: Frank Gard
ner. of the Crescent A. G.. and his
brother. Edward Gardner.
The game Will he 800 points. fourteen
inch balk line. and two gnmes VIII be
played every niEht. The tournament
Will last n week. The players to-morroS
night will be Frank Gardner vs.. Edward
farincr. and stark vs. Poggenberg hll
The players have practised faithfully for
the tournament, and there should be
some lively dnisheA
The evening world., 1902-01-13
INTERClTY RACoUETS.
New York aud Philadelphia Clubs
To Hold Meeting On Jan. 20.

Arrangements werp completed last
week by the committees -: the Racaue;
tud Tennis club Of this citv and the
Philadelphia Racquet club for the an
Hnal cries OF lntcrcity racquet matches
This Is one * The hig features OF the
wear Iu faaqu"ts and the most skiiful
players from lhr rival clubs are seen in
rar contest. Each club enters first and
second relms o: two men each. The
arsl match will be played In the Phila-
dolnh.n Racquet club pn Saturday. Jan.
D. and the return game will be one
week later IN this city
The evening world., 1902-01-13
TROUBLE IN
PARKWAY CLUB.
BRO0KLYN'S TROTTING AS
S0CIATION is NOW DIVIDED.
Present Holders of once. II Il Said.
Have shown Poor Busine.s
Methods.

Therr Is a lively mixnp IN the =. KS
o, the Parkway Driving Club. on Ocean
boulevard Broklyn. and decided oppo-
st,ion has developed. 70 the extent Of n
party forming To take The club out OF
The hands of Messrs Frank n Creamer,
John Schliemaan and James Sheviia,
and IN future 70 secure 20 10 indersn-
lent administration and a bo;ser bust
ness policy.
II is said that last season an offer OF
81 90 for one weeks lease o. the track
Tor the holding OF trotting meeting
vas refused. and a syndicate OF favored
members secured & for practically moth
ing. the consideration having been 81.
In the pas, none OF the meeting. have
paid and 4, is attriouted TO poor man
agcu en;. insufficient advertising and
unpopular methods in tho judges stand.
The opposition may present a t.cket
n IN. annual meeting and election this
week
The evening world., 1902-01-13
NJ 'KEEVER IS A
FIGHT MANAGER.
YANKEE PUGlLIST LOOKING
AFTER TWO ENGLlSHMEN.
The, Are Jack Robcrt- aud ''H,Ii"
Chester. and H- Nnnt.
Matches for Them,

LONDON. Jan. 10 -Chtr. McKcrver
.F. Philadelphia ~oll'rN weight rsp
ylmo here from Am'rig #N months
.-r .n search o' a l,a. SSH Jack
o Rr..n. 's nov manager w. Eus
..sn ngnters rney Hs JlHk Roberts
tA. f"atnrrnr.zht champion aai HH
Chester 10, EurHr.saH ,uampnu
MrKr, yer J., anxious 10 u.ttau Rg..
erts agAITlst other Terry MQsiyy,ru or
young corG'tt.' for the f"athr weight
chamulHIshII ~ t4, FrF.I And l,utr .t..
against ans good l33 pound nghtrr la
the United State= Mckccyer says both
men c-tn Eci backing FOR any amug. r
agains, whoever hey meet. ana thar
II a match is arr lug"i he viii AXE
them 20 America.
The evening world., 1902-01-13

lone billion, eight hundred and nine
million. five hundred and thirty nine
thousand. eight hundred and forty
-Whew. just think Of 1t. All Of
these figures represent acres OF
ground still under the control OF
good Uncle Sam. OF this great realty
holding, one billion. one hundred and
ten million. six hundred and forty
two thousand. four hundred and
aeventy-eight acres have been sur
veyed and properly recorded in
Washington. II you wan, 10 know
more about this outlet for future
population see pages 166 and l67 OF
the World Almanac.
Leo Topics Tsrssiy Treated In the 1902 World
Ainanar. Well printed and stroasly
besad- :. rs. all nsssasaisrs. NJ
S - -A - - -
The evening world., 1902-01-13
PlENING'S BIG JOB.
.Dutch-r boy VIII EndraSor to
Thro,, rvo Men Tonight.

John Pi.ninS. the wrestler who recent
3, won an easy victory over Sehmet
Sachad. the Dangerous Turk, will AZ
..rnpt To throw two men in twenty
minute, Tonight II the London Theatre.
lis opponents are TO be Frederick
Mphl. Of Zurich. Switzerland. and Will
am Edwards of Harlem. Edwards IS
tu. bes; Of tho many opponents that
r.,UIrg has met vu the stages OF the
Itu.r,nt th,,tr.s n, has been at, and
he But n,r Boy Will undoubtedly
nav. his lanis fun 10 throw both men
inside the time limit
The evening world., 1902-01-13
60 TO | SHOT WON
AT NEW ORLEANS.
LITTLE EMMY At JUICY ODDS
CAPTURED FOURTH RACE.
Robert Bonner Took the Opening
Event from Aaron-Dagmnr
Winner, Too.
lsr..L,I :. n. rr,n,nr -.

NEW ORLEANS Jan - The sew
enth week OF the crescent 1lty Jockey
Club meeting vas gshvred IN this after
noon with lear and cold weHtacr and
although attendance on Monday usually
shows falling IN to-days showing
was good one Dt ,1' class OF the
card which was 10 furnish tho after
moons racing nothing much could p.
said. but az the fields we're .argc ana fu.
horses evenly matched. m. outlook fnr
a spirited days racing vas very 6rigat
Quite a number u N.s YarHers arr
rived in town THIS mOrulns Jock'.
George Oiom wa among mem ~" au-
nounces that ne will ride here durius the
rest OF the meeting. pdun say- ho -
able TO glde now az no pounds without
reducing