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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

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co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
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to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-18
WerhananikppIle aataftrophe.

Nabldiiigfeit lit fiir nlnn6e giien>
babn Rataftropbe nerantmprtli6.
Dieielbe llriahe liest AUDI Dem l8u.
iammenbrube Der @eiunobeit rtan>
Dies Weniben gu @runoe, beionoers
iolher, tpelfe an Salss uno 2uneen=
frantbeiten leiben. Seitoem es aber
Or. Sings gaeue gntoedung fir
Sbminoiuht. 6uiten uno @rfdltun=
gen eiebt, braubt Wiemano lib i'm
ihlimmiten 5a1e mebr boffnuneslps
ler Geii9natiDn bin5u9ebeben! WirS.
Sou Grop pun Dorhelter, Wali., iit
cine bon 8ielen, oeren 2eiben burh
DIR. Kings New Discovery"
gerettet puroe. 9ieies eroBe Mlittef
miro garantirt fir alle 6als- uno
2uneenleiben ourb s.. &alteper &
SDbn, @eD. S. s. Sbmitt, @iaenz
thinner, unb 90. 9reiB, 1roeuiften.
Breis so Gents uno $1.00. Brobes
flaihen frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-18
almf ser emae maa Sali@miimserm.

Der @ebeimoienit 1T enrig bemibt, oas 6aupt=
quarter elmer 9anoe BON Galldmlu5ern ausfinbis
gu MAIDEN. welte in elmer 8eibe Der srobsn sidote
i'm Often cine Wenss ialider qalber Dollars uno
Guariers in llmlauf eeiest baben. g8enn man ibrer
babbaft wro. tperoen e Die Straien oes @eieses in
ibrer pollen Stmere su iphren betommen balielbe,
pas aud nit ben 9emenloien aoduOlern 9eipeben
iouts, welde einen na6geabmten, mlnoerwertbiqen
Artitel ais a6teu 9oietsr Magen. Bitter uertauien
uno bebaup,en. rer lei eeruoc 10 gut" Wan CLAUDE
has nidt! Diefe 9ta6abmung tann nidt aui cine
ioh enolos lanae Reibe BON Ge=Grfolgen permeiien
pie 6otetter Mtoeen= Bitter. Wan tauie nur ben
d5ten, melder uniere Briuat Wlarte am oalie ieoer
Glade trdgt Dies Wittel beilt poitip llebelbefiu=
ben. ssopimeb. Magenbeidueroen, geroaunnss.
ibpdde uno 9Ralaria Wtan made einen geliu4 ba=
nit pnO man miro ii6 oapon ibeBeuseni
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-18

Sn gamben, Stem Seriep,
tpurbe i'm @eribtsiaale elm 5rpid
pergiftet, UNI ben @el1mDrenen su
aeieen. melbe SbmerSen elm in 5Dlee
BON Strnbninpergiftune iterbenber
Weni6 eroulbet. Dies geldab in
Dem BrDaeiie geeen saul @oDb-
marb, melber aneetlaef lit, snei
&naben, Brice Sennings uno Saul
Coffin, BON bort in ben Walb gelpdt
unb bort NIT Strphnin oergiftet gu
baben. Brofeiior Maribaq ppn Der
uniperiitdt nDn 8enniplpania tpay
als Sahneritdnoiger auf Dem 8eus
genitanoe. @r nabnt ettpas pDn oenr
@ifte, melbes in ber 2eber ppn Saul
Coffin gefunoen tpuroe, unb atpang
einen lebenben 5roif, baffelbe gu
ueribluden. Die @eibmDrenen unb
ale anoeren i'm @eribtsbDfe anpe=
ienoen 2eute betunbeten oas ge=
ipannteite Snterelie. gea1 tpenigen
Winuten perfiel Der Sroib in &rdlns
pfc. Der 8rofeiior erfldrte Die
@irfung bes @iftes, ndbreno Der
Sroib iib in &rdnpfen tpano uno
aQe bic Shmersen 5eigte, tpelde Der
&nabe i'm 1uoesfan1pfe erlitt. Das
Experiment peruriadte Mufleben i'm
@ert1tS5aale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-18
Cages ; Weaiafeiten
s II I a II D.

= Cine 9rDBe 0erabiebuug Der
BDrto Staten fir Die BefDroerung
ppn 8oltiahen apiihen ben Ser.
Staaten unb ben bauptldblihlten
bonbelstreibenben geatiDnen @urpz
pas tpirb benz gpnereB in Der ndhz
iten Sibune pDn oem General Soft
tneiiter 8opne brineeno etnpfoblen
tueroen. Wian bofft superiihtlib,
oaB unler Nuslano 6anbel iebr
gefDroert tperoen tpiro, penn Die
@mpfeblung angenDmnten tueroen
tpirb, unb man tit Der Gniibt, baB
Die Nationen, melbe aufeeforoert
tperoen iD0en, elmer IDlben 6erabz
lebung Der Staten susuitimmen, be-
reitpilIie biefe 3ultimmung eeben
tperoen. Ser Plan miro in bem
Sabresberiht bes General Boitmei=
tiers ndber auseefiibrt peroen. @ez
genpdrtie foiten 8riefe biz sur
S9pere elmer balben 1nse na1 al=
len ausndrtiaen 2dnbern, nit Nuse
nobme ganaba's uno WerifD's. fir
tpelbe bielelben eelten tpie innerbalb
Der Ser. Staten, fiinf Gents, unb
es miro nDrgeiblagen meroen, init
England, 9eutIblano uno 5raaf=
reid dbnlibe Nbfp,ntnen su treffen.
Da Die 3abl Der befDroerten 8rtefe
nod ben genannten 2dnbern iebr ge=
itiegen lit unb Die 6anbelstransafs
tiDnen 5tpiiben oenielben einen iebr
bebeutenben umfane aneenpmmen
baben, 1T man Der Nnlicbt, oaB Die
BefDrberunesraten gegeniiber ben
i'm Nuslanb aettenben gang unper=
bdltniBmdBig bod iino unb Die @ez
ibdftsintereilen oes 2anbes ihaoiz
gen.
Sn leinem Sabresberi1te ems
bfieblt Scr. Maoben, Der 3. Niiiiti=
renoe @eneralpoitmeifter, cine Gb=
1noerung Der BDrtp Staten fir
8Ditiaben g., 3. un0 4. glaiie,
Danah iolIen ale 8ublicatiDnet,,
melhe nidt i'm itricteiten Sinne bes
WDrtes .3eitungen iino, b. 3. tde=
lihe, tpDbentltd]e, apeimal= uno
oreimal mDdentlide, cine Gate BON
4 Gents per 8funo be5ablen. Die
3. unb 4. glaiie aber lDllen per=
ibmol5en tuerben unb es iDa bafiir
eine BDrtp &ate BON l Gent fiir je
l2 unsen berebnet tperDen.
Das BDit Departenent in
@aibingtDn 1T benahribti9t mors
ben, oaB Die neuen 13sgents 8rief=
lnarfen init benz 8ilbe Brdiioent
6arriiDn's ndb1ten Satn1tae CUR
8erienbuns an Die Bpitmeiiter bereit
lein tperben.
| Der Diitrictanpalt 0DlIanb
BON 8bilaoelpbia, tpelber Die Bez
ihulbiguneen tpegen gerlebung Der
giniloienitreeeln geeen 8unoesiena=
tor Quap unterluht Bat, iit gu Der
Mn1ibt gelanet, bas Der Nane beS
! Senators in bem betreffenoen Salle
Dbne beiien grnldhtigung gebraht
purbe uno empfieblt Die Sahe nidt
tueiter 81 nerfolgen.
- OaS WfnItf @Dn1lte Der sSeits
bebDrbe beS NeDrbDitliden Sdnger=
feftes in Baltimore bat 5tpei tueitere
gompiitiDnen ausgemdblt, bic BEL
Dem i'm ndbften SUM in Baltimore
itattfinbenben Sdngerfeite i'm Mai=
| fenbDr geiunaen peroen iDaen.
Breiie bon $150unb $50 paren fir Die
5tpei beften ii1t golfslieoerton gebal=
tenen gDmpoiitionen Der 8Dlfslieoer
n's H1slein" BON Sc. Sitter unb
v8eraenen" BON g. gihelbab aus
ge1ebt tporben. Die @eminner Der
Breiie maren 0ermann Spielter pDm
gaerp 9orfer College Of Muiif unb
6. S. Ginter BON Cincinnati.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-18
us EcKNARF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS
= Ser reihe Stem gorfer 8rauel

- SeC Cetue JCeIU 2)DCLeC OIuutI
@Drs Eat feline srau auf Sd]eibung
perflaat, ublhDn lie ibm, wie in Der
&lageibrift angeeeben iit, georobt
batte, oaB iie ibnn eine &ueel burd
ben Sbdoel iagen tpDlle, tuenn er
cine S1eibnngsflaee einleitete.
9rDb Der 8uriidbaAung beioer 8ars
teien perlpridt nlaH iid iebr iaftise
l1eberraihuttgen, Die leioer grDBten=
tbeils in ben Nften bes &eferenten
begraben bleiben tuer6en. Ser &las
ger ioG ibD1 leit gercumer 3eit ieis
ne sSrau baben lbertpaben laifen.
Sn 2DnbDn tnertte iie Die @eibihte
uno begantt in Der Dben erpdbnten
brpbenben Sorrn ibren @atten CUR
9febe gu iteuen. Srau WDrs. tuelde
etpa 80 Sabre aft lit, beiibt cine
biibI1e syiour, ftarte bunfle 6aare
unb Mugen ppn Der eleiben Sarbe.
Sic gilt als eine Der beiten &eiterins
men unb prDbusirt iib fait ale Gage
su Bferbe um 98 ubr WDrgens i'm
Central Yarf. Die Berflagte lDa
fih am rneilten in Berlin NIT einem
bobabeligen @aroeoffi5ier fomprD=
,nittirt baben, Dbne au abnen, baB
fte itdnoie iiberuabt tpuroe unb elm
8eridt iiber ibr 8etragen iebe $50
che an ibren @atten abaing. Ser
0ame oes Offi5iers miro nibt ges
rtannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-18
Gus Stem g)urf ldreibt man:

NuS Jten yDrt lbrelbt man:
G0nitantinD @arcia, Der aus Cuba
aebiirtig lit, mabt ben Dampfer=
@eieuibaften niel 8eIbmerben, ins
oem er auf Shiffen, bic atpiiden
Sapana uno SEEM DDrf perfebren,
bin uno Der fdbrt uno 1i1 als fats
tii1 paterlanoalDs erpeiit. Bor
bier WDnaten ibnuaeelte er ii9 in
6apana als blinoer 8aiiaeier auf
einen1 Dampfer elm, Der nab Seem
D0rf ging. glls Garcia bier an>
fam, tpielen bic amerifaniiben gins
manoerungsbearnten i'm als vPau=
per" 5uriid. Die betreffenoe Dampf<
ffz@elellibaft muBte ben Nbees
IbD6enen nad 6auana suriidbrins
gen. Dort lieBen bic cubaniiben
Deatnten i'm aus Dem 9leiben
@runoe nibt lanoen. gr puroe
nah Stem Oorf auriideelbidt, NOD
ibm Die Observation-Disclosures tpie<
Der Die @rlaubniB gu lanoen per-
peigerten. Die Dampfibiff< <@eiellz
ibaft muB @arcia nab 6apana 5u=
riidbringen pber eine bobe> @elo=
buBe sablen. Die @elenibaft ner=
mag feline Irbeit auf bem 9ampfer
81 finoen, fiir Die er tauelib pdre,
uno @arcia ertldrt iih gans sufrie>
ben NIT ieinem Sbifiale.
Ser beutlbe 8otihaiter in
8aibineton, Or. b. Solleben, oefen
llrlaub ieinem @noe Sugebt, reiit am
IS. Nppember nab Nmerifa surid
@r Iaete unter Nnoerem, 5ablreibe
@elprdbe, tpelbe er init maBgebens
ben Berl6nlibteiten aebabt, iiber'
seugten ibn. oaB bic oeutlfe &eeies
runa i'm ameritafreunolihen &urs
fortsuiteuern beabiibtige. Wtan
siehe es aber nor. oaB Deutlhlanb
auf Der WeltausitelIuna in ct. Souls
| tebr burb Qualitat, als ourf
Quantitdt impDnire. gr lei iebr ers
freut, oaB Die beutlbe Gusitenune
| alien Nnaeiheu nah muiterailtig
uno pirflib reprdientatip iein tperoe,
| mas Die beieerleitisen 6anbelsbe.
aiebunaen nur giinitla beeinfluiien
tonne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-18

- 2ie 8abl Der i'm Staate Seem
gort am 4. Hopember abgegebenen
fOcialiltlAen Stimmen 1T BON S6. 600
i'm Sabre 1900 auf iiber 400, 900 ans
gepabien. Die effi5ielle 3dblung
miro biele 3iffer tpabribeinlih nm
nod auf cine babe Milli0n erbDben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-18
gtorboentide Nlop0 9anlpferzQinie

@ebt nod europa oieien Soms
mer. BrabtoDlle Danpfer BON @al-
peiton nad Bremen. @utes giien,
ausgeseibnete @inribtuneen, freier
dratliher Beiitonb uno 5000 Weilen
8eile fir peniger als $1.75 per Tea
i'm 8wiihenoed. Der iiiblide Surs
reousirt Die @efabr ber Seetrantbeit
aiif elm Winirtum.
Wian tpenoe fib tpeaen Snfurmas
tion an g8. @. WiliDu,
General -gaent. @alpeiton, 3er.
SO -
Qyo,sA.y cg;vS,a Re Shannua Nfsorrett
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-18
SiiOweitteras luiinitbt Gnd)
1an 9lmtpaip & Q(rattias
YaB 8abtt,

i'm @arten=Di Diitritt bes Staates. Sc.
lunobeit uno &linta uniibertrpfen.
8illige 2dnbereien fir ben Sartlter,
Warftgdrtner, Obitz uno 8iebsiibter.
Wegen @in5elbeiten tpenoetgub an
6. S. Wartin, q. IS. g.,
San MntpniG, Teras,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-23
Jockey Seriously injured.

CqHARL EsTON, s.. c., Feb 22.-WhiIe
taking the first hurdle in the third race
at the Exposition park track today
water Crest fell, broke his right shoulder
blade. threw Jockey Reagan and tripped
Stuttgart and Barney F. Jockey Reagan
was seriously injured, but it is not
thought fatally. The Jockeys on Stuff
CART and Barney f escaped with severe
bruises. Weather cloudy; track heavy
Summary:
First race selling for four-year-olds
and upwards, six furlongs-Fred Frat
won. Antagone second, Scorplette third.
Time, 1:22.
Second race, selling, for four-year-olds
and upwards seven furIongs -Incan-
descent first Salome second, Joe Gam
mage third. Time 1:3S.
Third race, selling, for four-year-
and upward mile, over four hurdles
Negonie first, Loyalty. second, Frank
Fowler third. Time, 1902.
Fourth race, George Washington handi-
cap, -year-olds and upwards, SIX
and one-haIf furlongs-Sam Lazarus ESQ
won, Ducassa second, Bette B IL third.
Time, 1:27R.
and upwards, six furlongs-By George
won. Dominis second, Nina L third
Time l.21.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-23
BOXING NOTES.


Peter Maher has taken to the stage.
His cellar is empty.
Benny Hanger on Tuesday celebrated
his twentieth birthday.
Dick Burge, the English boxer, has
been found guilty of hand in the Liver
pool bank swindle. He will be sentenced
later
Joe Handler, the Newark lightweight,
writes that he would like to meet any
135-pound in Chicago.
Wild Bill Hanrahan has a little brother
pamed Joe, who is boxing round Pitts
burg at lis pounds.
Kid Parker is only a shadow of his
former self. He weighed I31 pounds at
strong.
The A A U. boxing and wrestling
championships will be held in PhiladeI-
phia in the arena of the Penn Athletic
club next week, Feb q and 28
Jim Corbetts wife is again seeking
divorce. She says she can stand for the
pugiliSt-mOnogoniSt no longer
Some New York sports have made plans
70 promote prize fights in Cuba. As if
Cuba didn't have troubles of her own.
The close of the Jeffries- Fitzsimmons
gabteSt was promptly followed by a re-
sumption of the athletic row between
Yale and Harvard
ShreWd people are now figuring that
ferries and FitzSimmons had their match
all framed long before they signed, and
that the newspaper talk about the split
OF the purse was all good advertising
work
Gus Rubin says he is ready to fight
Jeffries again. Again? Does he call that
first affair a fight?
George Decker. the Philadelphia mar
vel, keeps right on trimming people. He
has cleaned up two more feathers since
last saturday, making seventeen he has
whipped since the game reopened in
Quakerville. Decker has now had fifty
five fights, with one defeat, six draws
and fOrty-eight victories
Billy Howard, of Allegheny, knocked
out Paddy Burke in the second round
Of fifteen-Iound contest at the Young
Men Gymnasium club, of Baltimore
Both fighters started in to mix things
AFTER several clinches, Howard landed a
hard left at Burke's body, and the fight
was over
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-23
H0MING PIGEON RACES.
Twin City Club Has ANNOUNCED
Schedule for Coming Season.

The press committee of the Twin City
Homing club has announced the race
schedule adopted by the club ait the meet
ing held Sunday last. The Twin City
club is a member of the National FEEDER
alton of American Homing Pigeon Fam
cierS and the races will be conducted I'M
der the rules of the federation. The
race schedule is as follows:
Old Birds-100-nnile race, May 10: 49,
mile race, May 25; 2oO-mile race, June L:
3OO-mile race. June s.; 400-mile race June
Is; 500-nile race, June 29.
Young Bird Races-100- mile race, Aug.
"a; 150-mile race, Aug. 81
July the club will superintend a 200
mile race open to every bird fancier in
the Twin Cities.
The officers of the club elected for the
ensuing year are:
President, j. II. Barton; vice president,
]. P. Johnston; secretary and treasurer,
Fred May; race secretary, G.. G. Austin:
race committee, j. P. Johnston, J. H.
dents, st. Paul, Up. Johnston: Minneap-
oils, Fired May.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-23
MODERN BASEBALL PARK.

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. 22.-Milwaukee Is
to have a modern baseball park, with
up-to-date equipment for the comfort Of
day the contract viii be signed for the
building of grand stand and bleachers
President Quin, of the Milwaukees, spent
yesterday in Chicago, looking over the
American and National league plants, in
order to profit by the errors made in
erecting stands in that city. He returned
to Milwaukee last night with his plans
the contractors will begin operations at
AsllAZsc park.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-23
Chicago University Will Not Accept
IOwa's Football ProDosition

CHICAGO, Feb. 22-Prof. Stage, of the
University of Chicago, wrote Manager
McCutcheon, of the University of Iowa.
yesterday that Chicago could not accept
the proposition of the Hawkeyes to play
a big football match in Iowa City Nov
next. Manager McCutcheon was anx
ious to have the Maroons furnish the at
traction for the big home game at Iowa
City. but Stagg has an Eastern trip in
mind for his team and refused the prop
osition.
Manager McCutcheon has made several
changes in his schedule and announced
the complete list Of games for this fan
as follows:
Sept. 27-Open.
City.
Oct. n-Drake university at Iowa City.
Oct. 18-Simpson at Iowa City
Oct. 26-Minnesota at Iowa City
Nov Agricultural college at Iowa
City.
Nov. S-Michigan at Ann Arbor.
Nov. 15-GrinneII at Iowa City.
Nov 27-Illinois at Champaign
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-23

a representative Of the Associated Press:
II Ike Sloan and will do anything
can to help him. Many sportsmen be-
neve he has been sufficiently punished
AS there are none too many good Jockeys
available, hope the stewards viii REIN
state him.
In view of Lord Beresford's connection
with the kings stables, and the under
standing that William c. Whitney Is
anxious for Sloan's reinstatement, it Is
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-23
FANS PICK TEBEAUs PARK.
Louisville Enthusiasts Select Local
ton by Postal Card Vote.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. Pas a re-
suit of postal-card vote, being nearly
two to one in its favor, negotiations were
tically certain that the Louisville asso-
citation baseball park will be located be-
tween Fifth and Sixth and l. and M
streets. 1t is said that terms have been
agreed on, and all that remains to be
done is examine the title.
The property is city block, APO feet
square. 1t can be reached by several
line, with several extensions possible. 1t
is 1Aineteen minutes from the business
center. Work on the grand stand win
begin at once. Manager Tebeau has an
architect at work drafting plans for a
grandstand to seat 5000 and bleachers to
accommodate 1900.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-23
Stiff to Fight WaIcott.

CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-BiHy Stiff made a
contract yesterday to fight Joe Walcott
at the Chicago Athletic association with
in short time. Walcott has agreed to
take Stiff on at catch weights. and as the
North side fighter is in better trim than
he has been for a long time he thinks he
has chance to land the right blow on
the Barbados wonder.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-23
LOOK REMNANT WINNERS.
Battery A Team Has Large Lead an
Indoor Ball League Race.


Indoor Ball League Race.
The Battery Al team of the National
Guard Indoor Baseball league starts off
the new week with a lead that practically
clinches the teams chances for the pen
nant. The Company c team, by losing
to the Battery Friday night, dropped the
only real chance it had Of pulling up into
first place.
The attendance at the last few games
marked the increase of interest in these
indoor baseball games. Friday night the
armory was packed to the doors, and the
teams playing were compelled to adopt
ground rules.
There are but two games scheduled for
this week. Tuesday night Company q
of the First will meet Company of the
Third, and Friday night Company E of
standing of the clubs is as follows:
PLAYED Won Lost Per. O.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-23
FAST GAME ON SLOW ICE.
Mechanic Arts Team Defeats tn.
League Leaders

me players on the Mechanic Arts team
81 81 me ne, Twin City Hockey league proved
ne tte E petter mud larks'' in the game VIII
the NlIglmas played on the Virginia I'M
Yesterday morning and the Ieaeue la latIN
went down to defeat by the score
The condition of the ice a1ono o.
Mechanlc Arts team the chance ~ wiz viz
IfCm the league leaders, On snoo+h
SHAVED F5oT zee tbd the Virginia players have
the league, but their work for the 500 o.
sy Water-coVered ice yesterday WeS
commonplace and the Mechanic Ats
, rear4 pulled IN ahead at the last mo-
although the conditions were most dc
ee SaGGapIe the same was one of the most
ttIAiciIlIlg ones played in the IeagTla Tace
LIS SHis season: Fast play was inpossibIaJ
put all of the players fought heT5 o,o7;
I mixed th!rgs up in an interesting man
csoo,.el Du 1iI one Of the scrlmmages
kicked in the chin by a skate point snd
IN railing tripped over a board and
struck his head. He was carried to me
Srba E iiIS IN an unconscious condition.
ne INJURIES were not serious
During the first ten minutes of NAV
n I 4f sue was able to land q goal bu+
the nlrglnlas pulled together and by cIev-
9r passing shot the puck in for first goal
IN a Few moments j. Taylor Of the
Mechanics, tied the score, and the half
ended With the score still in a knot
In the second half the Mechanic 4rtS
started to rush things, and after several
ATE attempts Taylor again shot the puck In.
TINS s., thne with forty-foot drive Bass
OF the Virginias, permitted the Mocha MICS
to lead for about minute and a half
W V1il ne scored the second goal for the
l NdgIlias. 51me was called with the
score to An extra ten minutes was
played and the Mechanics were Tne first Ct
70 score. The lineup: - =
1Nirginias. Position. Mechanic Arts.
REouth, ...,....................p. Jurgens
7 w aIher' p Kenney
pass BASS, J. Taylor
9hSPdlU+ '...'.................f, Robinson
6atlerSon, L ................S......f,L arkin
Referee J.. Elliott.
The directors of the Twin City Hockey
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URGE TOD TO RETURN.

Lord BeresfOrd Asks the Famous
Jockey to Apply for License.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-Lord Marcus Beres-
ford has written to ''Tod" Sloan, the
American jockey, who is in Paris, urging
him to apply for a renewal of his Eng
Hsh license to ride. His lordship said to
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Admitted TO MEMBERSHIP.
Western Golf Association Takes In
Four New Clubs,

CHICAGO, Feb 22-The Western Golf
association, at meeting here, has adj
ship:
Springfield Qll.) Golf club; Euclid club,
OF Cleveland; Omaha Country club and
the Kent Country club, of Grand Rapids,
F. S. Young, of the Country club, of
Kansas City, was added to the commit
tee of five appointed last season to handi-
cap all the members Of the clubs belong
ing to the association.
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Will Look Over His stable.

LONDON, Feb. CIV. K Vanderbilt,
who has been staying in London this
week, went to Paris this morning. While
in France he will look over his stable
and prepare for the racing season in
France where he viii experiment with
American horses, American trainer and
American jockey. He does not expect
to race in England this season.
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With George =. lennon at the head on
the St Paul team the local fanatics know
that the Saints are to figure in the 1909
race for the American association PEN
nanta
The president of the st. Paul team has
worked hard in an endeavor to collect a
Iast aggregation of bali players for the
local fans. Manager Kelly was started
out Immediately after the organization Of
the new association with instructions to
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Illinois Team nennrts.

URBANA, ILL.,, Feb. 22.-The varsity
track team left today for Ann Arbor.
where it will meet the Michigan track
athletes. The following men were taken
along: Ketzel, Henry, SiIer, Herrick,
Miller, Bell, Cook, English, Rothgeb and
Ratcliff.
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YALE LOSES FAST PLAYER.
Veteran on BAH Team Resigns to
Accept business Position.

Accept husIhess FOsltlOn.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Feb. 22.-Lloyd
Waddell, veteran on the baseball nine.
resigned from college today to accept a
business position in Pittsbng He play
ed first base two years ago and second
base last season. He was depended on
for catcher this season. Capt Gurnsey
said this evening that Yale and the Uni
yers1ty of Pennsylvania have been keep
ing up their correspondence relative to
meeting, and that he thought that the
prospects for game were excellent He
said that Pennsylvania had expressed a
arrange for her game with Cornell, ar
ranged for May 8, to be transferred to
another date. The game If played will
take place at PHILADELPHIA