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TWO BREWER TEAMS
WESTERN LEAGUE WILL FIGHT
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION IN
MILWAUKEE
DUFFY Is WITH WHITFIELD
Beer City Manager VIII Endeavor
TO Secure Team Faster Than
the Quin-Havenor Ag-
gregatiOn.

MILWAUKEE, March 6.-The fact that
there are to be two clubs in Milwaukee
next season has added an increased in
tereSt to the baseball situation, and Just
at present the fans are wondering where
the team which Hugh Duffy is to manage
is to be secured. Although this question
cannot be answered until the team is an
nOunced, it is certain that the negotia-
tons with Duffy have been going on for
some time and the little center fielder
viii have at least two of Collins team
OF the American league which the Bos-
ton manager can spare. Other men Will
be secured from the st. Louis team of the
American league, and altogether the
strength of the Milwaukee club of the
Western league will be in its reserve
players of the American league.
In addition to this fact, there are some
thirty-five players of the Western league
still loyal to their reserve contracts, and
from this list Duffy will be granted the
first choice. inasmuch as the fight with
the American association is to be made
in this city and in Kansas City The
president of the Western league, Mr..
Whitfield recognizes the fight he has on
his hands, and it is probable that every
concession granted this city will be for
the purpose of playing better ball by the
local team than can be furnished by the
rival team of the American association.
The weakness of this fact however, is
to be found in an unbalanced circuit.
If Milwaukee is so strong that no team
of the league is able to compete with the
locals the crowd will not go to witness
a same between veterans and a nine
composed Of youngsters. The claim made
by the Western, however, is that the
teams of the Western league are prac-
tically complete for the most part, and
even the veterans will have no walk
away.
What the outcome will be no amount of
winter baseball will be able to determine,
but it is the general opinion of the fol-
lowers of the game in this city that both
teams will not continue after the Fourth
of TuIE
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Results in San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 6.-Weather
clear; track sloppy. Results
First race, eleven-sixteenth of a mile
selling-Derby Winner, ia, L. Jackson,
to /, won; Black Thorn, 109, Ransch'
3 to l, second; Oratossa, 107, Birkinruth.
s to /, third. Time, ia Myriad
Dancer. Startling Towers, Lana, Eva NJ,
Sleeping Child also ran.
Second race, three-fourths of a mile
selling.-Quiz II. 112, Troxler, 8 to 5,
Won; Bassenzo. 1O1, J. DAILY, 2 to l, sec
ond; Foul Play, 49, Prior, to 1, third.
Time, 1:21 Midnight Chimes. Cuban
Girl, Gold Baron, Mamie Hildreth and
Sonora Caesar also ran.
Third race, one mile, selling-L egal
Maxim. 90, j. Daily, to 5. won: Cougar
no. Ransch. 2 to l, second; Billy Lyons,
107, Kelly, 80 to /, third. Time, 1:492l
Courtier, Rushfields, Morengo also ran.
Fourth race, one mile and three-quar-
ters-Siddons. 10, L. Jackson, Z to 10.
won; Black Dick. 10, J. Woods, 21h to /.
second; Dorian, 10, O'Connor. 80 to i
third. Time, S:1S. Only three starters t. s.
Fifth race, thirteen-sixteenths of a mile
selling-Duckoy, 10S. O'Connor, to 5,
won; Dunblane. Ill, ]. Woods, to I, sec
ond; Maresa, 81. j. DAILY, u to l. third.
Time, 1851 Aloha IL, La Borgia also
ran.
Sixth race, three-fourths of a mile.
selling--Horton, 113, OConnor, to 5,
WOO: Ned Dennis, 10. L. Jackson, s to
l second; Gusto, 49, Ransch, even. third
Time, 1:2l. Bill Bohmanson Tizona,
Lomond also ran
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co FOR WORLD RECORDS
Stages STARS WILL ATTEND ST.
LOUIS INVITATION TRACK GAMES.

CHICAGO March 6.-The University of
Chicago athletes will take part in the
record-breaking performances to be held
at the invitation track games given by
the st. Louis university at st. Louis on
the evening of March 8. Capt. Fred Mo-
Ioney, the great University of Chicago
hurdler, and his brother, eX-Capt. Will
lam A. Miloney, now of the First Regi-
merit Athletic club, left for St. Louis last
night. They VIII both go for worlds rec
ords at the big meet. Jerome Magee, who
recently lowered the world S indoor record
for the pole vault received a telegram
from the ST. Louis university urging him
to come and try his hand at breaking the
record once more.
Magee decided yesterday that he would
accept the invitation, but he was not able
to get away with the MOlOney brothers,
who left last night at IL o'clock. Magee
will enter the open pole vault event and
will try to break his own world record
of II feet IA inches for the vault Notre
Dame will send a good vaulter, and it ls
understood that Coach DeIaney, Of the st.
Louis university, has a pole Vaulter VINO
will give AIagee hard fight in this event.
Magee has been resting since his per
Torrance at Milwaukee last Saturday
night and will be in prime shape for the
aerial performance. 1t is expected that
the judges will need ladders to put the
stick high enough for the ambitious ma
rOCn athlete.
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scRIBEs TO HAVE GOLF CLUB.
Beer City Pencil Pushers VIII Wan
der Der the Links.

MILWAUKEE, March 6.-Milwaukee
newspaper men are to have a golf club,
modelled on the lines of the Chicaga
Newspaper Mems Golf club. A commit
tee has been appointed, composed Of
James f: Wallace, George S. Cake. NJ c.
and T. NJ. Chivington, to examine sew
eral possible sites for links Today thew
addressed letter to President McKer-
row. of the state board of agriculture.
asking the privilege of using the state
fair grounds. The committee has looked
over several sites and has come to the
conclusion that the state fair park would
answer the purpose of the club excel
lent1y, as 1t has a number Of natural
hazards. As soon as a site is secured
those back of the scheme will meet and
organize the club by the election of Of
ficerS. -
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FOURNIER HURRIED SOME.
Intrepid Chauffeur Gives exhibition
of Skill at Auto Show.

CHICAGO, May 6.-Henri Fournier, the
intrepid chauffeur, gave. an exhibition OF
his skill at the automobile show in the
Coliseum yesterday; He showed how
fast he could make his fteen-horSepoWer
Mors machine go On the rollers, making
a mile in 0:55 1-5.
This record, while considerably below
the mark Of 0:51 3-5, made in the straight
away boulevard race on Coney Island
was creditable, inasmuch as the faster
time was made with a sixty horsepower
machine The time on the rollers wa, was
pressure and upon theoretically ideal
roadbed. Fournier is expected to go go
after the record on the rollers in his
bigger machine at 4 o'clock this after
noon.
Once the heavy machine was on the
rollers Fourier let it out to its limit
and the rear wheels whirled around the
double roller device at dizzy pace,
while the Frenchman, with unconcerned
face, sat in the seat evidently, enjoying
the gaping crowds wonder. The hand
on the dial above indicating the speed
fairly flew around, and Timer Frank X.
Mudd caught the mile, with flying start
at OBS Is.
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BUELOW WITH ROCKFORD.
Former Giant InGeIder Signs to Play
With NicOI.

ROCKFORD, Ill, March 6.-Manager
Nicol has signed Charles J. Buelow TO
play third base for the Rockford team
Buelow made a phenomenal showing
with the Cleveland team in the season
Of 1900. but was forced to reJIre on ac-
count of an injured knee. He began the
season of 1901 with the New York team
in the National league, where he was
again injured. During the summer he
was suspended by Freedman, and ne has
not played since. BueloW had offers
from two American league teams. He
played his first professional ball with the
local club in the season of 1899 Manager
Nicol has signed the following men to
tielders; Dillon, Hunky'' Hines, Goodwin.
Root, Bower and Buelow, infelders; XII
liam and Owens, pitchers; Jack" Cor
bett, catcher. The players will report
training with the Beloit college team
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Jockey Uses a Battery

CHARLESTON, S. c., March 6.-One
f1aYorite, Scorpolette, won at the EXPOSE
The judges, after Investigating the use
OF an electric battery on the horse Bad
Penny Feb. 10, have ruled off the track
Ihomas Dyer, who owned or furnished
the machine; Vunck, the owner of the
morse, and Jockey Kennedy, who had the
mount mount Weather fine Track fast Re-
First race, selling, six furIonps-craco
Wilson won, Thicket second, Mazzora
third. Time, 1:21. .
Second race, selling, seven furlongs-
Brahmin third. Time, 1861. e0''i'''
1nlrd race, selling four furlongs and a
4nfa1I-dqcena won, Fanny Knox second
f1attle Davis third. Time, IS
halt-Incandescent won, Leila Barr sec
on 70; Queen L third. Time, I:25.
RUTH race, selling, six furIongs and a
naiI-Ordeal won, Robert Gray second
Ellis third. Time, 1:27 ooiiu
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FUNERAL OF MRS. ROLL.
To Be Held Today From Residence
of Her Sister.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Roll, who
died at st. Marys hospital, Minneapolis,
last Wednesday after q long and painful
OF her sister, Mrs. Frank J. Donnelly. 532
Lafayette avenue, this morning at s
o'clock. Services will be held at st.
Mary's church, st. Paul. at $50 O'Clock.
Mrs Roll had resided in st. Paul for a
number of years up to year ago whe,:
she removed to Minneapolis. OF a kind
who will be grieved to learn of her I'M
timely death, due to cancer of the stom-
ach
Mrs. Roll is survived by three brothers,
Robert j. John J. and W. J. Hoey, reSid-
ing in the East, and two sisters living in
St Paul. Her husband died several
years ago. Mrs. Roll was born in Dub
lin, Ireland, forty-fve years ago, coming
to this country when very young with
her parents, who located at Rochester
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CHOYNSKl is CONFIDENT
PROMISES TO FURNISH WILD BILL
HANRAHAN LOVELY TINE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March s. Joe
Choynski arrived in Louisville yesterday
morning from Chicago. He said he is in
better shape than he ever was in his life
and is confident of beating wild Bill
Hanrahan before the Monarch Athletic
club at Music hall tomorrow night.
ChoyLski said he weighed 165 pounds
stripped and never felt more like boxing
in his life. TN do a little training here y
little road work every day"
Think you'll have any trouble to dis
pose of Hanrahan?" was asked.
az can't tell said Choynski, Struggling
his shoulders "He says he's going to do
me for sure and L think I'll do him, SO
there you are"
Seats for the contest are selling rapidly.
There will be three preliminary contests.
Phil Seitz and John fredericksburg will
meet for a siX-round bout as a curtain
raiser. The preliminary proper will be
between Johnny McQuade and 1.-The High
land Lad" They will box eight rounds
The semi-final will be between Jimmy
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Only One Fnvorite Beaten.

NEW ORLEANS. March 6-Egyptian
Prince was the only beaten favorite to-
day. Little Elkin was run Up to $1,000,
an advance of 500 over the entered sell
ing price, and sold to H. T. Griffin
Weather clear: track fast. Results:
First race, selling, one mile and a six
teenth-Josie f, IS, Boyd to 5, won;
Maple, los, Brennan. 8 to ?, third. Time,
1:48A. Rocapa, Free Admission, Tragedy,
Amorosa, Prince Zepo, Dutch Carter, Be-
queath and Bishop Read also ran.
Second race. selling. six furEongs-Sir
CHRISTOPHER, 304, Lindsey. 2 to l, won;
shoe Tobacco, 107, 7. Walsh, 20 to l, third.
Time, 1872. Competitor, John G. Ford,
Lofter Laureatea, Masterful, Siren Song,
Chorus Boy and Northumberland also
ran.
Third race. selling, six furlongs-
Siphon, 103 Landry, 6 to ), won; Par
nassus, 104 Helgeson, IL to 5, second !:
Julia Junkin, 102, Otis, to ., third. Time,
1:N. l. Samuelson, Eliza Dillon, King
Ford Man and Succa ssunna also ran.
Fourth race, handicap, seven furlongs-
Andes, lob, Otis to 5, won; Tom Kings
ley, 1O4, Boyd, I to 2, second; Gra nor 104,
Brennan, Is to 5, third. Time, 1:27. F'leu-
ron, Haidee. st. Tammany, Digby Bell
and James P. Heating also ran.
Fifth race. selling, one mile and a quar-
ter-Little Elkin, i0l, Minder . to 2, won
Lindenella, 1O2, Otis, p to l, second; Jena,
1922 ]. Miller, IS to 5, third. Time, 20714
Egyptian Prince, Reflect. Star Cotton and
Avata also ran.
Sixth race one mile and seventy yarCs
-Mynheer, no. Landry, to 5, won; AIgie
M, los, Hayden, I to l, second Homage,
Sarilla, Glendola, Life Line and LeandoX
also ran
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sOPHs WIN TROPHY.
University IntereIass Basketball
Tournament Held Last Evening.

The big university inter-class and de-
partment basketball tournament was
finished yesterday evening in the armory
II fifteen ten-minute matches. The in
vinctble sophomore aggregation came out
at the head Of the list with percentage
of 1000.
The play early in the evening was fast
and scrappy, but the extreme length Of
the schedule was too much for the en-
durance Of the teams, and toward the
end the work was rather slow and dis
spirited.
The contests in their order were as
follows: SophomOres Z, Juniors 8; Sc
Eiors II, Dentists 3; Sophomores 10,
Freshmen 6; Freshmen s, Juniors
3; Juniors 10, Seniors 0; Seniors 4,
Freshmen 0; Sophomore 10, Dentists 10;
Sophomores 20, Seniors 4; Freshmen 16,
Dentists IA. The Jniors defaulted to the
Dentists and the Laws defaulted to all
the opposing teams. owing to night
classes.
The fastest contest of the evening was
that between the sophomores and fresh
men, which was the deciding match
for the former team. The sophomores
are now the permanent possessors of the
handsome Ecklund & Buck trophy which
they have captured two years in, success
SIGN. The members of the team are
Collins, center; Pierce and Narco, for
wards; Lowry and Remela, guards.
The final percentages of the teams are
as follows
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QUARTETTE OF FAST ONES.
Speedy Badger Runners viii Rep
resent wisconsin in Relay Race.

tette of fast Badger runners, three Of
which are Hahn, Keachie and Breikreutz,
will represent the University of Wiscon-
sin in the four-mile relay race to be
held at the University OF Pennsylvania
April 26. Other institutions that will be
represented are Yale, Harvard Prince
ton, Pennsylvania and Cornell. Coach
Fitzpatrick, who himself holds the rec
ords in the mile and half-mile events,
has been especially successful here in de-
velOping strong distance runners.
1t is felt here that the Wisconsin team
has a fair chance to taking the honors
in the Eastern competition. The team
that wins this race will be recognized as
the champion Iong-distance team Of
America.
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ON THE ELIGIBLE LIST.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 6.-Tbere
are az nineteen horses on the list of eligi-
PIES PIES Tor the, Kentucky Derby of 1902 and
by entries are as follows:
Irial More, Abe Frank, BIennenworth
Uncle George. Herodiade, Red Hook
Alan-A-Dale, The Rival Hans enor
George R, Charles w. Meyer, H. l.. Cole.
man man Dunsbro, Ross Fame Burnett Wal
The entries to the Oaks are As follou,-.
autumn Leaves, MoIlie T, Ice Water
sister Sarah, Violet Fllly, Ermack. Is
coma, Femesole, Myrtle Dell, Pronta
MISS Ed, Flora Pomona, Marque. VAIN
na-Moinen and Sister Addie.
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FATAL KNOCKOUT BLOW
CHICAGO PUGILIsT DYING OF IN
JURIES RECEIVED IN FIGHT.

CHICAGO, March Samuel Uphouser,
known in pugilistic circles as the Bright
on Slasher,' is dying at his home in West
Twenty street, as the result of a
Knockout blow he received in a fight at
Bricklayers' hall Saturday night The po-
lice are searching for his opponent in Ine
battle, but can only learn that is known
as Young Choynski," and no one knows
where he can be found.
1t wss in the fourth round of the fight
that UphoUser received injuries likely to
ishment in the second and third, and IN
the fourth was sent to the floor, his head
striking heavily. He was carried from
the ring unconscious, and later taken TO
his home. Since then his condition has
been serious, and this morning he was re-
ported to be dying.
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LARGE LIST FOR SEXTON.
Michigan Coach viii Find Many
Baseball Candidates Waiting.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, March 6.-Coach
Sexton will find a husky squad of forty
six baseball players awaiting him when
he gets here, about the first of April
in the squad, and now forty-six men re-
main, as follows: Pitchers, Heard, Gait.
Doyle, Verberg, Haner, Westcott. Cliff
ford Gennert, Allen, Welch. Plummer.
Capt Uuey: catchers, Clifford, Clark,
WEIGH, Mackinnon, Strip. Poorman,
Reid, Matthews and McGugin; inffelders,
Cutting, KilIian. Moore, Campbell. Evers-
man. Letter, Fishleigh, Mattison Ellis.
McAlpine, Chambers, Redeem Schiavpa-
casse and Watson; outfelders. Hibbard.
Jones, Clifford. Redston, Waters Sweet
er, Rain, Roach and Snow
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LABOR NOTES.

The following unions meet tonight
Painters hack and cab drivers, machin-
lists, stage employees tile layers, shoe
cutters and garment workers.
The Cooks union hold a meeting in
Federation hall this afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The Stonemasons union held a meeting
last night when, after routine business,
the union decided to charter special car
in which they will go to Minneapolis
next Tuesday night to attend . meeting
of the Minneapolis union Business was
reported good
The meeting of the Garment Workers
unoin tonight will be addressed by Miss
Emma Lamphere, organizer for the In
ternational Retail Clerks association
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think it is the best medicine for catarrh
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Messrs. Ely Bros-I have been afflicted
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ton. 1 got one bottle of Elys Cream
Balm And in three days the discharge
stopped. 1t is the best medicine l have
used for catarrh
FRANK E. KINDLESPIRE.
Proberta. Cal
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WESTERN HAS CIRCUIT
WHITFIELD LEAGUE WILL PLAY IN
MILWAUKEE AND KANSAS CITY.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, March 6.-As a
result Of a mass meeting of baseball en-
thusiasts and an energetic canvass by
James Manning, owner of the Kansas
City franchise in the Western league, and
owner of the Washington franchise in
the American league last season, a stock
company has been organized that practi-
calIy assures Des Moines of a place in
the Western league this season. Mr..
Manning states that the circuit will con-
sist of Milwaukee, Peoria, Des Moines,
Omaha, Kansas City, St. Joseph, Denver
and Colorado Springs, unless by some
chance Des MoineS should drop out,
which would operate to exclude Peoria
and cause the league to operate with a
SiX-club circuit.
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WHEAT TRADE is HAMPERED
New Law in France Causes IncOn-
venience TO Importers.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The wheat
and flour trade is deeply concerned about
the new French law modifying former
laws with regard to the temporary ad-
mission Of wheat into the republic, ac-
cording to a report from Consul General
Skinner at Marseilles, made public at
the state department today
Under the terms Of the old law an ex-
change of money was not essential to
secure certificate of importa ton, the
Transaction became a matter of book
keeping, and the certificates in the hands
of the importers had fuctuating mar
ket value, and the importer was practi-
cally enabled to defeat the tariff law to
just the amount for which he disposed
of his certificate upon the market
Under the new law only the actual ex-
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CORNELL LOSES GOOD MAN.
Faculty of College Put Star Splinter
Sears on Probation

ITHACA, n. Y. March 6.-CorneIPs
track team has lost the services of its
pest man for the Michigan meet, which
IS to take place in Ann Arbor March q.
e. M. Sears, the star Splinter, has been
put on probation by the faculty for de-
nclency in scholarship. Sears has a rec
ord of :09 As in the one hundred-yard
dash. which he made at the Pan-Amer-
lean games last summer. He also has a
record of p % in the 90 yards. His loss
WIN De sorely felt, especially since it fol-
lows that of Ex-Capt BeIiinger. of the
quarter-mile, and Capt Pollard, of the
cross country team, who recently left
the university. Regarding the prospects
against Michigan Trainer Moakley feels
somewhat gloomy.
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pied. He tried, Yesterday to vault nine
feet in the gymnasium, but his foot strik-
ing on his arm dislocated his elbow He
VIII be lald up fer many weeks, and ow-
ing to the shortness of the track season
he is not likely to be again available for
the Yale track team this year. Preston
lives at Davenport, Iowa. He is a fresh
man and has Tor two years been the best
pole vaulter in Exeter academy.
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WILL TRAIN AND PREACH.
Rev. Charles G. Flanagan to Instruct
Athletes at Morningside.

CHICAGO, March 6-Rev. Charles G.
Flanagan, the Maroon guard, yesterday
Lewis, Of Morningside college Sioux
CITY, Iowa, as the result of which MI.
Flanagan will have. charge of athletics
II that institution for a year. He will
Methodist Episcopal church near there.
Mr. Flanagan will leave on May is to
take up summer pastorate and to SUI
perlntend the construction of a new ath-
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State Of Minnesota.
Department Of insurance.
ST PaIII Ian 81 1Ql2


ST. Paul, Jan. 81, 1892.
Whereas, The Security Trust and Life
Insurance Company, a corporation organ
lied under the laws of Pennsylvania has
fully complied with the provisions Of
the laws of this State. relative TO the
admission and authorization Of insurance
companies Of its class.
Now, Therefore. I. the undersigned IN
surance Commissioner, do hereby en-
power and authorize the said above
named company to transact its appro-
pirate business Of Life insurance in the
State Of Minnesota, according to the
laws thereof, until the thirtv-frst day
of January, A. D. 1903 unless said au-
thority be revoked or otherwise legally
terminated prior thereto.
In Testimony Whereof. I have here
unto set my hand and affixed my Official
seal at st. Paul, this 31st day Of jan
uary A. D. 1902.
ELMER Fl. DEARTH.
Insurance Commissioner.
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State Of Minnesota.

St Paul. Jan. g. 1902.
Whereas. The Mutual Aid Society In
surance Company. a corporation organ
lied under the laws OF Iowa. has fully
complied with the provisions OF the laws
of this state relative % the admission
and authorization Of insurance CCmpa-
MES Of It's class
Now, therefore T. the undersigned. IN
surance Commissioner, do hereby en-
power and authorize the said above
named Company to transact It's apprO-
pirate business Of Life Insurance I'm the
State Or Minnesota. according 70 the laws
thereof until the 3lst day OF January,
A. d. 1903. unless said authority be re-
voked or otherwise legally terminated
prior thereto.
In testimony whereof + have here
unto set my hand and affixed my Off
cial seal at St Paul, this 31st day OF
January. A D. 1902
ELMER IT. DEARTH.
Insurance Commissioner.
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Charleston Bids for Biz Firn+

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 6-I Me-
murray announced tonight that the
southern athletic club, of Charleston. Of
Whlcn he is a manager, would make a
pa Tor the Jeffries-F itzsimmons fight to
De pulled off at Charleston McMurray
ana ana Savannah capitalist will 20 to
charleston tomorrow. at the invitation
OF one of the leading officials of the ex-
position, to discuss the arrangements
Tor bringing off the fight.