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Maud Come Finally Returned a VIM
ner at kenilworth Park.

Buffalo. N. Y, Sept lh-At Keniiworth
Park to-day the racing was not above the
ordinary. Summary:
First race. six furlongs. seiling-Snark ia
Gsinder). even. won: Sp-ingweils. liz Robertsoa).
/ TO ). second: Tenagra. IS IL. JACKSON. 10 . l..
third. Time. lis.
Second race. enc and one-sixfeenth mile, Sc l.
ine-Maud Gcrne, los tAscInefney). 5 to 2 won;
HiowaEo. 100 IL Jackson. 5 to 3. second: Talala-
la2 OH~ainxrightD. - to 1. third Tine. las.
Third race. nse and oae.haif f~urlyngs-shrlne
10 to I. second. Reservation. lAJ RobertsonJ. S
TO /. third. Time. les
Fourth race. mile and twenty yards. selling
Lone tIshsrmRn, liz tM,nder). S to ). won; Cogs-
well. les Ckcinerneyl. 6 20 .. second; Bounteous,
Iye iE=Jacksonl, : to l.. third. Tine. 1:s3 49,
fF1fth race. mile and twenty ysrds-cnappaQaa,
M1 Nn.ght. Z to 10. won; Colonel Anderson. il
tDaro. to l. second; Baronet. l7 tAdams). I
to !, third. Time. lal.
Sixth race, FIVE furlonss. seiling-Firxt At
tempt. 100 tAdams). 3 to /. wen; Petit Bleu. LOO
q. Dalyl, ; to l. second; Enue. III tRoeertson).
Z 70 ]. third. Time. l:0l.
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GRAND JURY TO PROBE FIGHT.
Court Asserts That Corbett-McGovern
Bout Is n Prize Fight.

Louisville. KY, Sept. 15-In his charge to
the Grand Jury to-day Judge Barker of the
criminal division Of the jefferson Circuit
Court referred TO the McGovern-Corbet
contest scheduled to take place in this city
September % After quoting the Kentucky
law In the case defining a prize fight as any
fight for a prize. whether 4 title. bet. wager
or stake. he stated that the statute does
not prohibit "sparring exhibitions Unless
the winner takes something he would not
have secured had he lost. Continuing. the
Judge declared:
Il have nothing TO do with the policy of
this law We have nothing TO do with the
question as to whether prize fights ought or
ought not to be given We have to do SIM
ply with the enforcement of this law, just
as we find 1t on the statute book"
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SIDNEY {. LOVE IN A DRIVE.
Picked Up I2O Pounds and Won the
Hawthorne Handicap I'm 1:14 Flat.

Chicago. Sept. la-Sidney c. Love. in a
long. hard drive. won the Hawthorne handi-
cap this afternoon at Hawthorne, by a
nose from MCGEE, Stemwinder finishing In
third place. three lengths back. Although
the winner picked up I'D pounds. an i'm
odds OF a s to ! laid against him. he ran
the six furlongs in ia. coming with a great
burst OF speed at the end. Picket. the fla
vorite. Ter the race. was never a factor
In the race. finishing a very bad last In a
field of eight.
Weather clear and cool: track fast. Sum-
mary: n
S~Buchman). Is to 5. won; st Cushbert. ia WINK
field. 9 to / second: Elsie L. ls q, Deanl, IL
Rose nj. George and Sim W. also ran.
Second race. -four and q half fgrionxs-Beye
Hay IL lMsthssssl. 20 5 eecond. Mary Cleo.
10 C hernsl TO l third Time. 50 Frank
Rice. Foxy KANE. Fen1anf. Captain Hugh Brad
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ley. Ger Land and Sea. Prince Of Endurance snd
Our Cora also ran.
Third race. steeplechase. short course-Crest.
13s &C. Wilson,. 10 to ). won: Doctor Nowitn.
10 tMcAulife). IL TO 5. second: Jennie Day, IN
lZeao). Is 10 /. third. Time. s:57E. Bob Alone.
Mnzo and Captain canover also ran. Harry b.
fell.
~iones-Sidney c. Love. 10 (R- Williams. S to J.
won; Niece. Zoe (WinsietD. 5 to l. second: Stem
winder. lis tDominickl. 6 to 1. third. Time. l:1i.
Fairly, Gold Bell. Bad News. Watkins overton
and The Picket also ran.
Fifth race. one miie-Vulcain. los winkneld,.
6 to 4. won: Bragg. lS2 CHoarD. to l. second
Major Dixon. ta2 tRobbtns). s to S. third. Time.
1:Gs. Albert FnriEht also ran
sixth race. rile and a quarter-Cltruda g I'd
kinsl. 5 to /. won: Compass. Ice tDounellyb. 10 Il
I second; Edith O.. los GsthewsD. 3 to l. third.
Time. 2:oSx- Ravensbury. Hayward. Hunter ana
Western Duke also ran.
TA-nAY,S H NTRIES
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ACEFrL SHOWS HIS rRrE roRM.
GniiopeG Over Lord of the Vale and
Blue Ribbon I'm Junior Champion.
New York. Se7r. 1.-THE whitney and

New YORK SEPT 1.-THE Whitney and
Duryoa entry. Aceful. with II. Cochrane
In the saddle, was the winner of the rich
Junior Champion stalk at Gravesend to-
day. He was a hot favorite. closing at IL
TO 20, and simply gailoped away IN front.
winning very easily by two lengths, with
Lord of the Vale a safe second by two
lengths. Blue Ribbon was thru. half q
length in front of Ciaripn.
L. a. Bells Herm.s won the Firs; Special.
and also lowered the record for the race
by covering the distance. a nile and a
quarter in 2oS 10 The Hermence colt was
favorite. and, after running Blues into SUBJ
mission in the first six f~uriJnss. came on
and won by a length from me Western
crack. Articulate. who. In turn. beat Gun
fire the same distance.
Jim Clark, fresh from the West. won the
last race at a mile and a sixteenth Sum-
mary:
First race. lightweight handicap. about six fur
Henry. 13o. uAncry1. ! to l. won:
Arsenal. ls tOConnor1. to L second. Bia-x
Scot no Brennant. 20 to 4. third Time. Ii0 as.
Blues. Honolulu. Colonel Padden and JACK Rat
lin also ran.
sssona sacs .sssp,sshass: hsnsd,ssn about two
won: Adjidsumo. u Diary. ! 70 Z ses 10 |:
Nuto. 1e Heidep. 10 TO 1. third Time. sssI 1-s'
DrauehtsnAn. Silent Friend and Coliegian also
ran. Victor and Tobcka fell
Third race the Junior Champion stake Ct re-
90 for S-yeAr-oldk. about sz f~urionEeAcsfuf.
IL Eoenranl- II TO >. won: Lord Of the Vale.
lie s51iirsanl 70 ! seeond: Blue Ribbon. no
odsno. . to l. third Time. i5s - Clarion.
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FAIR At LAKE CONTRARY.
Good Field md Fast Track at the
Opening Dny.

races AT fata cr,.r,,v ooensd to-dsy -;,h
a godo ne d OF starters and a fast rack.
one harness and two running races were on
the card The pacing race was won by
Judith Ives. an even-money favorite. Fa-
Eor.tes won beth of the running races.
Sunni ries:
Ju.,h ives n m. by Boz
Tabn6u unit. b. z. By Aimont Medium Oono-
Willie DO. br. b.. By Patchen Wikes-Fan-
csrre. b. 5. m. 81 Richie Russell dHaiej.s ) J
Bill Neon also ran.
~Time-2:2z. 1:.gz, 1.esi<.
Second rsce. tkree-euarters % q mile. running.
purse Soe-Ceuanta Cnta Jones'. won. An
tonius Hsveriy). second; Iona Haveriy). third.
Northern spy and 1oce Parker also ran Time.
Third rsse. hals-niie Dash pur.s EI.Doetor
end. saxby Bennettl. third Nancy Hanks.
Harry Bennett RAY Mcdonald. AreIeo2 and Al
bert Icon started Ttns. aHA-
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,ura.zo. Love Note. Merry Acrobat and F:eelng

Durszzo.. Love Note. Merry Acrobat and Fleeing
Venus also ran
Fourth race. the FIrS; Special. one mile and a
quarter-Hsrmis III nodoml. ; to, l. won: Ar
ticulate. iS Usynel. Il To- I. second: Gunfre. 1lt
Cochran. 6 to /. third. Time. 2:cs Is Advance
Guard. Sombrsr TO ana Blues also ran
Fifth race. i've and q half furlongS. selling
Eva Russell. los lsullmanD. : to j. won: Right
and True. l02 ~. Martini. 10 70 l. second: Cap
tlvstor. lo Ricel. = to /. third. Time. les.
Kentucky Rose. Sinner Simon. Tiogs. HacEen-
sack. Turnpike. Ring Dove. Franklin c. Bride
Card. Dinksie. Burning Glass and First Chip also
ran
Sixth race. one mile and n sixteenth. selling
Jim Clerk. iii DardryI. 3 TO l. won: Cionmrl.
10 (Bu.lmanl. ; TO l.. second. Brunswick. % H.
Smith. 4 to /. third. Time. i:4I 3-5. D. Reszks.
Bar lie Due. Pearl Finder. Satire ami Trump
also ran.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-16
INDIANA FOOTBALL SCHEDULES.
Purdue and State T~nfversity Have
Nearly Filled Their Gale ndars.

SPECIAL
Richmond. Ind, Sept. 15-Activity among
the college football teams in Indiana Is now
very manifest and the detailed schedules
are being arranged
The manager Of the State University team
announces the following schedule: October
!. Rose Polytechnic Institute. at Blooming
ton; October II. University OF Michigan, at
Ann Arbor: October IS, De PAW Un.yersi-
ty. at Bloomington: October Is, University
OF Notre Dame. at Bloomington; November
l. University Of Illinois, at Champaign; No
vember 5. University OF Chicago, at Chica-
go; November Is. Purdue University, at
sity, at Columbus.
Purdue University ,as the following
dates; Sept 2. Franklin. at Lafayette. Oc-
tober 4. DePauw University, at LAFAYETTE:
October II. Chicago University, at Chicago;
october IS. Illinois University, at Cham
paign; October Is, Case School of Cleveland.
at Lafayette; October 81 or November 1,
orthwestern at Evanston; November s.
untitled: November Is. Indiana University.
at Lafayette; November =. untitled: Novem-
Der q. Notre Dame. at Lafayette.
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ANNUAL TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Plans ON Foot for Such nm Enterprise
at the Triple 4 Groundx.

Members of the st. Louis Amateur Ath-
letic Association are arranging for a tennis
tournament. planned for the first week in
October on the organizations courts in For
est Park. Harvey Beggs. chairman Of the
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Apprentice allowance claimed.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
THE REPUBLICS SELECTIONS.
EEL
second Race-Sister Sarah. HaImIs Satchel.
selle.
Fourth Race croix dor. Ethylehe. Father
Fifth Race-Founa Lu1ar. Besna.
sixth Race-Net-e regent. Blue Mint. HUI
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SPECIAL.

New York, Sept. B.-Selections:
First Race-Bensonhurst. River Pirate. Toscan-
Second Race-Duro, Bornibert. Intervention.
Third R~ace-Pearl Diver. Pride OF Galore. Mi
ladi Love.
Fourth Race-Herbert. Daily. His Eminence.
Fifth Race-Remorse. Rocky. Doctor Riddle.
Sixth Race-Greyory The Moor. C6l1nel Rider.
seventh ace-Outsider. Chief. Chiron.
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Dr.. soHANNAN

ceres al Chronic Diseases DR.. B. "vexrfahle Curu<iWs
2esittEeiy cares Nervous Debility. Organic Weakness. Lea
A,nhood or any evils resulting from youthful errors or
ssvenassd n The g Louis p.pe-s for ever forty yeArh ana
nAs never faned in curfny the Wcrst Cases Friee. Five
Dollars, trai packaSe, One Dollar. sufficient ~ ahov sh.a
the Rsnsdy win do anthas 10 advertised Sen, securely ssled
TO any aadrc<n. DE- c. A. BoHANNAN. No. "a Asrraa
stfss. 81 Louis, Mo- Pfiv.ts Circular FREE
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weather cioudy. track iakt
HAWTHORNE s~EUECTIoNs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago, Sept. B.-Seiections:
First Race-Balm Of Gilead. Archie. Serpent.
Second Race-GOody TWO shoes. Naxet;e. Sc
nora.
Third ~Raee-LAdy Meddiesome. Royal Penny.
Leo Newell
Fsuith ~Race-Lueis Appleby. Flyi=g Torpsdl.
Nitrate.
Fifth Rsce-Toeh. Ed Adack. Rcl;ir- Dosr.
Sixth Andes. Gra-My-Lhree.
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TURF@% n H%@% a%" PUGII M %e n %n @%s a%f% @" BASEBALL %% s%sa s%"T
REPUBLIC FORM CHART

DELMAR JOCKEY CLUBS AUTUMN MEETING. September Is 800 Thirteenth
Day Judge. P A Brady: Starter A. E. Dade Weather clear; track fast
I'll First race purse 500 for 2year -olds -four and one-haf furiongs:
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Yale Practice begins.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

VI IBLsIt STEJIAIA
New Haven. Conn, sept. s-Preiimfnay
practice OF the Yale football squad began this
afternoon with eleven players on Yale field. Can
tain George B. Chadwick expects twenty-five By
wednesday- The practice was preceded by =
snort talk % the men by Head Coach swan.
5.oomer was.not out as he Is studying to re-
Anover and Bowman OF Hiii school were ths
only rev men out. The old PLAYERS were Cap
tain Cnadyick, Hogan. Goss. Holt. Hanlin, Net
calf. HinkIe. Neal and Stubs.
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DAN R. REDEEMS HIMSELF
AFTER LOSING FIRST HEAT.
Wins Bronx Stake ut Empire City
Track-Dan Patch TO Go Against
Record To-day.

New York. Sept. 15--The inaugural meet
ing OF the Empire City Trotting Club began
To-Day at its fine track uncer favorable au-
spices. The weather was perfect and the
track fast
The best feature of the day was the
Bronx Stake OF S,Go. the 2J9 pace, in
which Dan r. was favorite in the pools at
lo to % for the field. Twinkle had the
pole and at once led on and the favorite.
VINO broke at the quarter. was simply
driven to save his distance. Twinkle won
easily. with Prince Direct second. a length
back.
The betting was now 100 TO 80 on Dan r.
and again Twinkle led on to the half. where
the fayorfte came up with n rush and led
around the turn ana in a hot finish won by
a length. with Twinkle second. In the third
heat Dan R broke badly and looked as II
he was out OF IT. He gradually crept up
on his field. and in n most electric rush
down the home stretch, beat out Prince Di-
rect by half a length. He won the fourth
heat with quite a bit to spare.
The programme for tomorrow includes
the 500 Empire Stake. for 2:1 PAGERS,
and Dan Patchen Q.5sieD Will go against
the worlds pacing record. Summary:
2:ll class. trotting. the New York. purse x.oeo.
three In i've:
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London. Sept. Connolly American.
was defeated here tonight by Tom woodicy.
Engilsh. after eleven rounds OF hard fighting.
for a purse Of C.o0 and the l4s-pound cham.
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Dr.. Gebhart S $ e. e. 800 sss!5 :s::
Anti-Toxine that Is guaranteed to cure any
case OF Gonorrhoea or elect at home or
money refunded. AL discharge and soreness
disappear in l to 3 days. Cases solicited
that have baffied the best medical skill NO
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FTInd Lppre was unr restraint at III stages and was best ESne and Collins
TfmeNls Is Sa SIN II' IIsk laN. 1EE 15x. 2aA-
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Start good Won easily: second ams wheI y T Ba@henoTs b Z :: by Bp6y BaGs5
Tme-1nE 24 ass ~. aE
~ Second race purse $780, for yearolds six furongs:
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Start good. Won driving: second same. VIM.
Ia Danseuse- Lynch was well ridden and given
loaf IN the stretch and Booker went 20 pieces VIII
provefaent. made up ground in a hurry and tined
rider than Dade.
Time-:is. IAN. :ssa. :ss9. 1.O2s. I:ls1..
/l0 Third race. purse 500. for 2-year-olds.
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Start good. The first two were driving tn the lin
PremIer-Gray Bess. Taby was well rated behind
the stretch and out-amed Gates at the wire Bool
mark. hal the benefit OF a good ride. Founding ran
sesS her usual eary speed. Edgardo ran a very eaG
716 Sixth race, purse $500. for 3-year-olds
/IU miles:
The evening world., 1902-03-20
EXPECT NO STRIKE
ON B. R. 7. LINES.
PRESIDENT GREATSlNGER DE-
MES RUMORS.
In other cite. for
Men Mean that Bisser Force
for Summer IL Needed.
Bec,us- Of Advertisement. appearing

Becsuse of advertisement. appearing
IN II, Louis Chicago baltimore Ro--
ton. Cleveland and other newspapers
calling FOR men TO work on brooklyn
trolley cars. there have been rumors
hat the Brooklyn Rapid Transit "pm-
pany was preparing for = strike
When seen to-day nv an Evening
World reporter President Grettsing,r
said
There is absolutely no foundation FOR
The report that Ne anticipate a z'rik.
on N" II Il r. know there are al.
r"rtiScm"nts N papers outside - New
York Offering position on the Brooklpu
cars But there Is nothing unusual
about that
The facts Of the matter are that We
arc unaols 10 get experienced men in
this city n man our cars during the
summer rush and are compelled 70 seek
the proper workmsn elsewhere. he
cause Of the extension %, our lines this
year We need more than than -v.t ~.
FORE and We are seeking them IN a much
wider h.i than usual
The evening world., 1902-03-20
COLORADO FUEL
GAINED 5 POINTS.
STRONGEST FEATURE IN THE
STOCK MARKET.
Dr0elrlyn Rapid Transit Advanced
II Late Transnctions-Cio
Was Active.

The stock market to-day was dull and
fonturr.sss at the opening.
Trad.uz was largely professional ari
not very much distributed.
Prices generally were about NJ las,
NIGHTS closing figures. In the early
dealings there was tendency 20 sAE
and most OF the list went OF Fraction.
ally below the opening.
Later there was n reaction and the
list took on n better tone
Colorado Fuel and Iron opened At last,
nights CLOSING price. i02. and IN rev
minutes had gnincd ~ points Union
Pacific was strong. going to Lon after
opening At last nights closing price.
50 81
The local fractions werc neglected IN
the early dealings. but later developed
strength on fairly good support
81. Louis and San Francisco vas up
point. to s.. The general ton, vas
steady after the first hour. but dealings
were small.
During the afternoon trading was dun
until "A shofi time before the close. when
there was quite n little animation
Sugar. Brooklyn Rapid Transit and
Colorado Fuel n Iron were the struug
features In the later dealings. the latt'r
gaining points over the opening pr
OF l0s
The close was active aud strong gem
orally. The total sales OF stocks Ncr-
SIS. 80 shares ana OF bonds y ~ 90.
The evening world., 1902-03-20
DEFENDS THE BILL
FOR A NEW TUNNEL
Mr.. CASSATT SAYS IT WILL
HARM NO ONE.
Simpi, Enables Aldermen to
Grant P-ansyIvRnin Perpetual
Instead of Limited rFanchisc.

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ton with the Long Island Railroad
The evening world., 1902-03-20
GIRL SOUNDS FIRE ALARM:
BOY SHIELDS COMRADES.
They Were Throwing Stones
in a Vacant Lot, and One
Hit Young Clark, Fracturing
His Skull.

Loyal 20 plnymatc- in the fnco ~
death Is ,cn-yenr.old Arthur Clark. ol
n sS Kent avenue. Brooklyn. The
little fellow Is in BROOKLYN Hospital with
compound fracture Of the skull Hts
antc-mprtem statement was taken to
dny hy Coroner Fiahcrty
Domlnlck Depola. fourteen. o, NJ. sol
MYRTLE avenue. and George Mlnn. ,hir-
teen. of Ne. go Myrtle avenue. arc hr
In $50 bail each charged with causing
the injury to young clark They were
throwing stones In vacant lot ycstcr-
day and one ~ the mls@ilos NJ, the boy
on the head
Arthur would not accuse hls romprn-
ions to-day u. -'1utly maintained that
they mad not meant to hit him that they
were throwing at bottle There is
slight chance for his recovery.
The evening world., 1902-03-20
SEARCHED IN VAIN
FOR KIN OF SEGER.
HIS SMALL ESTATE NOW GOES
TO HIS CHURCH.
Jnangst Wennrr. Who is
Named Executor.

Matches Ssger was God-fSarIug
man and In good standing In the Evan
Eelicai Lutheran church OF christ. at
"" a. East Nineteenth street. when
he died he left SEQ In stil nlrd to-
DAY hc bequeathcd his household .f-
fects to Christian Hickman, and his
church was named as residing lega,-"
The Rev George Unangst Wsnner. "
No ls1 East Twenty fourth street. in
a petition Mt execution. SAYS that chris
,lan Holman has died sine" June i9
1898. when the viii was written, and
that although n" has henrd vague fu-
mors OF a deceased sister who had
daughter he cannot tird any living heir
nr next OF kin to his late parishioncr.
The evening world., 1902-03-20
Only Four Years Old, but She
Knew What to Do When She
Saw Smoke Coming from a
Closet.

Ros. Llndemann is four years old
and scre she told she = 4 heroine would
doubtless think she was beinx called n
bad name. hut size Is a heroine. never
th"lcss
Rosie ives with her mother In fur
nshed room on the ground noor of tho
ouiiiing a, No $50 East Twelfth street
She vas alone In the room this after
noon when she saw smoke issuing from
The cracks OF a closet door
opening the door little Rosie discov-
er"h lounge nhlazo In tho closet Al
most any child would have run TO the
street. leaving tho door open and giving
the fire \ draught Not 50 Rosie. she
shut the door ami ran upstairs a. fast
l- hor fat little legs would carry her.
streaming Fire ~ the top of her
voice.
FIremen extinguishcd the blaze after
slight damag. had been done.
The evening world., 1902-03-20
BUTCHER CLEAVER
SEVERED HIS HAND.
PATERSON MAN GAVE HIM
SELF ALMOST FATAL BLOW
Brryr Charles DiIRrr. victim Of
blind swing. WAS .i,rn Gold
Medal Recently for II-r"ism.
lsr-.L,l ,n rh.l-,.n-,r -

PATTERSON. y. J.. Ma - 'Hlrlss
Dilger. n butcher hcrc. with one clip
NJ heavy rlcsycr ~ hts store In Main
street today. chopped IN his l"f' hand
NJ the wris:
~" was cutting Lex Of lamb when
a boy In the store spoke to him and
he missed nls aim and let 'hc sharp
instrument fall across his Nrist.
lie nearly hlc,I to death h"',rc the
now could he stopped Digger was ra-
moved 90 his home In an ambulance.
weak from the loss ~ blood
only shor, time ago pilgcr was
presented with masslvn gold medal
bv the city Or Paterson In recognition
~ his bravery tn stopping 'cim ~
runaway flre horses at The risk ~ h's
life
He was knocked Down ana lay ~ tho
point ~ death FOR long time after
this experience He suyod the I'M, "
the driver of the engine
The evening world., 1902-03-20
STEEL TRUST TO
PURSUE NEW PLAN.
NO BANKERS SYNDICATE FOR
NEW ISSUE.
And M Large Proats VIII Br raid
Out for Financing Latest
Bond Deal.

In arranging for the issue ot SO. ooo. e
"o new per cont. bonds 20 replace
s2oo, ,.o.oco Of per cent. preferred stock
OF the Billion Dollar Steel Trust. which
Is io be retired. J. l.. Morgan and Co.
have adopted a new plan.
\ member OF he firm said to-day shat
there would oc no bankers syndicate
and no lanse profits would be paid FOR
the deal.
The syndicate viii be composed OF
stockholders, and only n small com
mi Ssion would - paid to the preferred
stockholders who deposited sufficient
stock 20 insur. the success OF the plan.
The stockholders syndicate will last
IL is said until Oct. /. 1907
The circular giving details OF the plan
- now being prepared. and will sooo be
sent To stockholders
u has already been started IN London.
Nher" live many large holders of
United States steel Corporation shares.
The evening world., 1902-03-20
Th~ cotton Market.

The local cotton market opened easy
tu day with prices to J points luw"r
There wer. Disappointing Liverpool
cables this morning. nut to Offset these
were llgh, port receipts
tummissl n houses had many orders to
buy on decline FOR rcinycstmrnt and To-
sell on advance for accounts ~ public
traders
After the close tho market was barely
steady.
e. sgi April, seo To- sa3. MAY, ssa to
$50 Jun. SS to SIS. july, SIS TO sss
August. S% to SIS. september. ssj
October. SOS to $40: November, 7.ss To $.
December ~ to 500.
The closing prices were: April, $50 10
Sss: May. sN to Ss.. June. $50 TO SIS.
July. ss6 TO 4 sss; August. SIS to so; Sep
temher. s.T to Sss; october. Soe 10 Sloi
November, ia to &C.