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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-18
Notes of the Diamond.


KohIey Miller has recovered so that
he is in the game today. King has
been placed at third and Graham
back in right. The latter will be put
in the box occasionally from this
time on.
President Sexton returned from Il
trip east Saturday evening.
Considerable pressure is being
brought to bear to get Davenport's
catcher. Jack Evers, who has been
suspended by President Sexton, back
into the game. The latter states,
however. that nothing can avail the
hot-headed backstop after his re-
peated demonstrations against the
umpires. The president figures that
it will be more satisfactory and bet
ter for the game to keep Evers
where he can do no mischief than to
Games Elsewhere.
Chicago, Aug. 1S.-Following are
the Ease ball scores recorded by expert
clubs Saturday and Sunday:
League saturdays: At St. Louis
Brooklyn 4. st. Louis 10; at Pittsburg
Philadelphia .. Pittsburg 4 Second
game) Philadelphia .. Pittsburg q: at
Cincinnati-Boston 3, Cincinnati 1;
at Chicago-New York 6, Chicago 3.
Sunday At st. Louis-Prooklyn q,
St Louis Eighteen innings. dark
ness; at Cincinnati-Pittsbu j, Gin
cinnati 2.
American Saturdays: At Baltimore
st Louis II. baltimore .; at Wash
ington-Cleyeland 4. Washington 8; at
Phiiadelphia-Chica l, Philadelphia
2. at Boston-Detroit I, Boston q.
Association saturday.: At Toledo
Kansas City II, Toledo Z: at Columbus
Milwaukee 4. Columbus D; at lndi-
anapolis-St. Paul /, indianapolis 3;
SECOND gamel st. Paul 4. indianapolis
2: Mt ville-Minneapolis .. Louis
vile g; Second game) Minneapolis ?,
Louisville IL. Sunday At Louisville
Minneapolis x, Louisville g; tsecond
gamer Minneapolis Z, Louisville IL: at
Observation-Disclosures 4, Columbus !;
at Toledo-Kansas City 2. Toledo s;
(second game) Kansas City 6, Toledo
s.
Western Saturday.: At Peoria-Col-
orado Springs 1, Peoria 3: at Milwau-
kee-Denver .. Milwaukee IL: at st.
Joseph-Des Moines 2, st. Joseph 4;
at Kansas City-Omaha 5, Kansas
City L. Sunday At Administrations
yer 1, Milwaukee 10; Second game)
Denver ?. Milwaukee z; at Kansas
City-Omaha 5, Kansas City z; (sec-
ond game) Omaha >. Kansas City q;
at PeoriazColorado Springs l, Peoria
2; (second game Colorado Springs =
Peoria 3 = Mt st. Joseph-Des Moines
4, st. Joseph 4.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-18

Many persons in this community are
suffering from kidney complaint who
could avoid fatal results by using
Foley's Kidney Cure. All druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-18

In Coal it's quality that makes
heat, it's quality that retains it, it
is quality that makes possible
consumption of 90 per cent of
the combustible part of it, leav-
ing a light, clean ash; lastly, it's
quality that lessons your fuel
bills-you're not paying for dirt,
refuse or unburnables. The coal
we handle both hard and soft de-
serves all the good things we and
our patrons say for it. A ton will
talk as loudly as a carload.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-18
Other Games Postponed.

Davenport, Aug. 1s.-The Daven-
port-Evansville game yesterday after
noon was called in the fourth inning
on account of rain, the score at the
time being: Davenport, o; Evans
vile, 1.
Cedar Rapids, Aug. 1S.-Cedar Rap
ids-Terre Haute game postponed;
rain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-18
on,.r ReI,ef for Asthma sufrerers.

Foley's Honey and Tar affords i'm
mediate relief to asthma sufferers In
the worst stages and if taken in time
will effect a cure. All druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-18
THREE INNINGS AT LOCAL PARK
Rock Island and Decatur Postpone
Double-HeaderU Until
Today.

Results Saturday,
Davenport, 6; Evansville, ,.
Rockford, .; Bloomington, 1.
Cedar Rapids, 4; Terre Haute, 2.
Rock Island, ); Decatur, o.
Results Sunday
Rockford, 1; Bloomington, 1.
Games Tomorrow.
Bloomington at Rock Island.
Terre Hautc at Davenport
Decatur at Rockford.
Evansville at Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-18
SieeeI's Pawn Shop

liberal pledges We have few
traorIinary eando the
TWENTIETH STREET. PHONE BROWN
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NEW BOXING BILL
MAY Be PASSED.
ITS RECEPTION IN ASSEMBLY
AMAzES ITS FRIENDS.
Ansr ndmrRts Voted Dawn and ~
Advance. To Third
Heading.

ALBANY y 8 Marc Tn. Don'-
ING rill permitting amateur l'hlc'ie
association t. hold sp.urlug "Nhibi-
tions. 70 wi.u.ss which an admission
Zee mn. ne charged. vas advanced 20
third Tr,di"E Ia th" Assembly this
morning after not debate.
Mr. N,N ,mh. %; New YORK offered
an tm,nIeu"u, p-ohr.tfiag the ght"
money provision. bat tAis MS defeated
Another motion t. rccommit WIS beaten
o., - yeas tu - NAYS The vote aston
shed even tnr Advocates ~ the ~.
and v.u- tak"n To indicate that ia" act
would eventually Zee passed. Argument
Ras mll, tnt' the colleges NJ tn" epun-
;ry al charged admission fees - foot
h,u trd other games Letters were
read from college men advocating m"
biz
Following the progression ~ i1" OH.
inuuunp. INT was mad. by Ass' mhly-
man Nance ~ Kings. thai %" hal
drnpprI In the b'llboS an vet author
izing the Incorporation OF boxing cor
pnrnt!nns regulating boxing "NhiO!-
tnns ana contests and providing Tor =
S.tt- commission ~ athletic sports
IN. Governor j. - appoint IN y
>.rn-r %; such sports iaf = ''rn -. w.. .
ears. =, 4 sala-v ~ 80" o., ,nn.m
IJa rs In have hvr deputies 40 N.b' The
Commissioner is 10 uH." 'li. |'"'G =
prrSr-lp" rules 'br onAh'tli@ '' *
referee and physician 10 TEX" charge ~
I'D boxing llris Licenses must be OBJ
tAinsl 90 ave such exhibitions, such
licenses TO hr'i good fo' =, year An
l.4priatiou Incorporated under the at
must uty seS. to the state ts well -
A fly ~ ~ per cent on all receipts,
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mdriuiiug tribes uf savage In.
pJlbNayS Mere a. tine tins, friendly O.
the Government, and rendered IN. latter
invaluable service - scouts and IN other
Capa .ti.- IN, i,p'" and native yr--
TUNES 81 the INDIANS sill c0n'rlbui.
greatly t. tn" picturesque effect 80 ne
Garden during the Show. while their
tribal dances will max" them a notable
teaiur" ~ the exhibit.
Jp- l-aDrar. ia. Canadian trappor. ana
his two dogs. ''ht4Srur and GaSpt have
u""u i'kiug Boz DO lights ~ the '.ty for
tn p.,-t tRu days Wnil. crossing
Madison Square Garden SUNDAY morn
ing 'hI-s-ur ,nd G,sp" caught sigui ~
= p'whisArTri Thomas cat Disk!ug
upon one ~ the park benches The
rha~" ended ~ Somewhere Ia tn" rear
~ br farkhufS'.s church. with IN" at
un t." Niuiu. .HI. pr private residence
and IA" dogs hrpusiTg III, r".Eh1nrh'rl
with then .'nutnriau huNls Joe las
sine KEPT tEHrl either .u IN" -uh-Irrul
~ TN" Garden 90. loosely l'nshcd when
taking HON Hu' fp- exercise
IN. show opened this morning and
Viii cont ru, until March -
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ON BASKETBALL COURTS.

CoIambl.', nsshmAn ha.sst bal team wnIai
~ mo- .-asoa uy Isis.uns Tho Nr"H Institute.
u' u-rusr1. hy score Of ~ !" % 80
1.n. game, sbi,h thu i--.swra H,.e r4s.l
taos vrr- .urressiui in sV. ans ''p /, 10
ls'es'. ,ers ~ Hngl- palm zee s-8-st la
',,,l -rr- las ',r th- f'--hnru 500 ~ '7-
their o...nsu Ths cHlsi ,tor 49, ,.cr the
Yale iIgsnmsu,
rh- girl. bAs1rt .rslI Fam 90 90. M1n'rl,I5
HiGh : 1ool vrat yesterday to "a" range aud
ser r-stsn - ;hs Girls ~ the Eau Of,nx.
HiEh >a4.l p, T. 20 n
The BLOOMFIELD Csghol' L'teu~, ssat,r s1i
Jlnicf ha,s,t bail team we're defeated no hf
urluss NrnofJ last nisht By the N'uag Men :
yatH5I. ;...sum uaioa teams, %; orange. ths
s,nior ~taninE by !; to ani the lunion D..
10 10
The w.nE;s1t Athls,is Cia5 soai Ike O.
arrange s4n.s Nhh st.bsu teams Aser,Eias
- az lrl pounds games to BE- pDyei "a their
osn ~ opg3u.nu ,ouus Ntdrrs. seller. 80
81 'hsrn street city
t. rames -ers decided In the hlE armor a.
Yousru IN Saturday night The nru ~as J.-
tween tae Alsrs Of Yohksrs. and the Lindsns
The AIsrts ~ . score Of Al TO II The
other gam. xa between the PourIh ssparats
onrsPanJ and the keystone A. O., Of this city
The score vas: FSarh Ssaasano saRssny. u
Ia rytOUs A. &. -
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'.n.z,n- .f No, forest man ans H',st.
have takcu possession .' Madison
SlH,r" Garden Th, zig uuHrs Ht-
lrru irau-f Hrm"I as 'ir as tr .u ds
f. INTO a mirItiura NiId.rn'-e irr"u
Things that ar. foreign H cities meet no,
ry, 800 ~ side. and DO. ur Is heavy
with 20. pungrnt p'rum. co. pine aem-
lock. nr tui halsam
Grosii1g bears. swapping wildcats
believing bulls WailinE panther. and
barking dogs are united In an crort to
dr,Rn the h"arsc. mlurnful moose all
aud -r. t"ll- % '1. n-'s-omm' bows
Th' '-,th.rrd r-1u-.,- % land and
Wifrr ,ii 'p 'ur e'l'Es,on with aston
i.u.i peeps md iHIr,rS The "niy
~il"l' inhabitants nf t." bulilus are
thr nc,y,r.. ahp lr. too uusy monkey
inS with dams 90 talk
10 short. the Sportsmcn show u
Doe X 'u town lot $50 H.,kr stay and
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NEWS OF THE GOLFERS.

VI HsdshIu 'al % y " Hsf,~y, george
Gould Arhl- n Clanr 10 ISM II Harris.
Frsnai. " Fr-sman and - p'rahus y
haze h"sa appointed oommF's- 20 hHanes the
mobilization " ne 'so L,Eruooi colt 'luts.
@hlra a. to have Joint clubhouse and curse.
t.s .nainx 1sV season Jasper Lynch s-yr"'AD
2 r'. grif .,us ms aIso teen app 1tr 'h,it
man Il The .HumlH-s shirh % 20 h4Nv hAfe'
q isylnE GOT 'h- ncr iint'
Ths -, uIlis colt rluh Ia, arn'aH-~i p'i'-
IHs schedule " .luh "tsn's from A'J % 90 Na'
- TAs uinuer, ~ N. msithl' handbag. I'LL
fu-., on the later date - 'hi'tv 80 hol-s msisi
pIs, f-r prir.s presented D., No Gr-sn c'nniuee
IT, Armstrong msI-i. fsgtssen,as he da1
championship. gill - plsy.i 's- on oct, II. j.,
No, : Is This year ,h' ~ snlsn Island
chan pionship stii 10 piaye! 80 NJ harh7r I'M
G1i' cut sspt. i1-eO
The Rlchmlnd County 'nun.rr club u a.
r.nEtnE golf fnatchss rfh TIE NPasaas sud
Eagles ooi clubs. 60 take plaes 'hs spfihf
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NOTES OF THE BOXERS.

rrsop. nv. Van. ays- ~ = nuuuss- men are
FORMING a club to make bid 'o' The Jsrrls-,
Fi'I. nuun. H.at, .ai i~anrs 'Hsr sli -
m,i. .its.r 'o,norrn- ~ Maaii, The arsan.
ii-rs intend 70 onrr a purse - IS n" ~ snich
81" Va, 'usr riheI .nhlu m bur
neanv Ya1s.r tss c.rr'r1 ''.HvS -.ss' n"
.,r, Nv ,Hlrirr .o"sr Hf o. As spar ~
t,ua.r s-ss.r hs. Hs,H srs F'H '..7E
c5rb.,,.' .ui Is considered ars = .sr 80. Gaia
81. ,ai hsIgsr IA she 5ss
Rlb- Ferns, sAo 49, rsrrn'y d''sa'-' by
Tom race. h, t.sa MAJ 7sa 20 n-'t A.
Ssu IA, ,.,n,y.roaoi contest at Fr'-' Ni''a
carl.y suppl., The Brr,n hEh's- who rili
nee Pr.rs Erns GA 81 r,t.rss aish' Al the
Iaia.tri.I \ e. - Fort .rr '1'ia has
b. sun light ,r,inas Ter ~ latest SUPPLIES
.,y. he .ii no, take a'r .h,nc-. AEain.t Efns
~, viii train from no. on antil the attest
,.l.. nI.se - taausa s.. mo a.pe7dsi On the
rs.ui,. cu-I.v looks 'h- picture Of hsshh. ana
say, n. never '.lt better a his NE
Tate, ~ tr- h,fiFIp. Dave suilTh' under
.,r, q, male M ..'nl,i.i vsIrhr les pnuni'.
~ i,.e MS 81 ~ forfeit nr hts nshi 'i,h Me
,.o,srn AZ, Just ls,klE cut f.ysr showed
l,.sf In arse hlis'tfs - pave. lps and a
heavy eostiaS on IN tnnsus showed hoN hiTd
IN. little ir,.n lsI srt~i 70 maze The ~sikn'
Dave. thir't ~as almost unroatrulissi-. avn no
-. not .lloasd to ,v.ilo- saT water f"' Tear
n 'ucrraFirg his weight. The nxh' before mo
battle sullivan sls1' not sink teesaas - ne
f.rar ant ,4Ts-.I for .itrr he dared not iri1h
IN ,s. l',.t = thee vents his sho~ing assiHsi
AcGovrru va nsrFrllpus.
con Riisv. formerly rrsns- " ''k;a" MCCOY
,ni Tor toe psI tao Years professor 81 boring
aeaicny ana athls'iJ rlub IN findlsy, % 49,
tsrd.y received letter from Mccoy from !.Ia.
!rn England, askinE him 20 come o. ouas ana
.s,i., aim In openins big PsJ,itAl cultu .
.rhnnl that ne 10 about 30 establish IN 'hs
british rspital.
The evening world., 1902-03-05

10 Gotham
/, Kabaosa. chief 81 he OUbwsy Tribe.
81, 'nmpanied ny ui. braves. squaw- and
NO pRpoos"- reached The city Monday
FOR h- t~o ""rk-' engagement a. the
spprtsm"n's SHOW and j. comfortably
Tuart"red at = Motel near the Garden.
Visitors to- lHsr YEARS show will recall
ktbtunsa a. q stplij serious faced hut
always courteous Indian. In featur. and
personality typical o! the native Amrr.-
'iu. cat with little suggestion ~ ih"
wa-phth ani the tbmahawk about him
lu .ru'u kahonsa g. an excellent ~
'mp.. pi me twentieth century Am. r. IN
Indian -cIncitcd. ohssrvant and uiIy
1'prrriiilN' ~ the wonderful progress
20 NJ" nN 'Hs country u his fathers
stH"" ta"!r lie 9aftIrr for ;h' HAPPY hunt
ing grounds kHOaoo~l wears q medal
given o. h!- grandfather hy King Gctfg"
tll 'u appr' citation 81 services rendered
IN" rr"sn ~hcn Canadian frontier set
..'II'ui- Nuf' spF'ly haraS=ei hy
The evening world., 1902-03-05
AUTO CLUBS ORGANIZE.

CHICAGO, March Tho American
Automobile Association the nam, ~
the national body OF CLUBS in tho United
States. II was formed isf night as rep.
resentativcs from eight uf 10, leading
clubs Of the countr,
The government % sac or.a sizai.uu
will be In charge. prtcurtiy .. d board
Of directors composed Of tne President
First vice-Presldcnt and Treasure *
omcio. with the seven other directors
Each club will have as many votes ia
sAs association as u has active. 1sso-
ctatc and life members ana vl pay $40
Initiation fee and 50 annually - dues
for ead, OF Its members There VIII b"
m annual meeting OF the association In
The spring. alternating between tIr East
The evening world., 1902-03-05

DR.. Agnevv's Catarrhal Pow.
der--Rev. W. II. Main. pastor OF the
Baptist Emanuel Church. Buffalo,
gives strong testimony for and Is n
Arm believer In Or. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder. He has tried many kinds
OF remedies without avail. After
using DIR. Agnews Catarrhal Powder
I was benefited at once" are his
words. II is a wonderful remedy. SO
cents.-33
Help the OvcrNorked Heart.
i, the great engine which pumps life
through your system hard pressed. over
taxed grooming under Its load because dis
.a.e has eiogged ~ DIR. Agnew's Cure for
the Heart 10 natures lubricator and cleanser.
and daily demonstrates to hart sufferers
that u is the safest. surest and most speedy
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SPORTS OF ALL SORTS.

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So r'r' 80 ''a'rsN 'T
-.r, Jas '4ss. r.bri 90 -" ~ no loads OK
ace. -. ,eiI., f.,...l p.,r,- or ou.
r, eli -.-. ID. n.s sishi.
....,. ,,,.... N s.s,.b IN s,, honor.
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sssUrs club 'hH' ..sh' TIE gan" raA ne
-.,.... ar,,' '-7 the .,lri - tas sn.uls auH
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''h"ash TIE H'l'' '''." '''''' W
At .'u'-' their s"i r.h1ins ''' "'J 'P''n''
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The evening world., 1902-03-05
NEW GOLF LAWS
AID ALSO RAMS. "
SlXTY-F0UP MAY QUALIFY AT
MEDAL PLAY ROUND.
I. =. q. t.'> Committee Also An-
n""ncrs shorter Round at
Match Play.

IN" Executive Commute. ~ tho
United States Coli Association has com
piled with the instruction, given 4 hy
'ao main hndv and made ali the pro-
posed hanges in the hy-iaw-. including
the new and strict definition ~ an anna.
i,ur
The committee has also decided TO play
the amateur championship with an
eigh teen hole medal play preliminary
round instead ~ thirty 'lN. and blowing
~iNtN four 20 qualify Tor ihe match play
instead 81 ihirty-tSp. All m" match
PLAY Will %. at eighteen holes e.. opt the
Iina' round which will b. ~ hiTty six
holes
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NO HIGH STOOLS
FOR BOB AND BILL
DAVIS AND C0WAN ARE NOW
IN THE MINING BUSINESS.
We'll knowa Hook makers SAP
Thry Have struck u Rich
Down Ia Mexico.

II e hardly likely that hob Davis and
William cnsan. 'wn wcli-kn'wn book
makers ~ this city. viii ever occupy
the nigh stools a, the Metropolitan
tracks again. for " seems they are on
their way To- become multi mlllipnilr"s.
They are In n. mining business now
and have struck 20 rich They own
shares In a mine called the Himapan IN
Mexico
from "a "trip o. the s'.n" ~ tleir pros
pcrtive riches They found thu lode
vas made up II gold. SILVER and lea
ore. There arc 800 men ~ work there.
who lig put AMI ship daily ," tons OF
valuable ore.
The evening world., 1902-03-05
YOU MAY BET ON
THESE TWO NOW.

~ the big list ~ candidates tnr ~"
Metropolitan Handicap, which viii
usher in the Eigh-rla-~ racing season.
twu re sure .tartcrs They az. Wat r
color AMI Ru'htnp 20 on.y accidents
viii proven their Rrins 90 starter IN
90, DIG race
charl., I.!ttl.n.ld. who is training ~"
Watcru.,ss colt rur JlmH- 10 haES.u.
ami Jack Irlltu-b's. owner ~ Roe
hnfnptlu. both rIlr. thI 'h,l are SAT
ist,d with 90, weight allotted IN, g.
charges and that they VIII e. 20 the
.,.-. specially pr pared 'pT ~" race,
The evening world., 1902-03-05
BASEBALL NOTES.

MAYOR H,os-,lt.r Of Indianapolis. says be -i!l
as, f-rml SUNDAY BASEBALL bsraa.~ ~ ~c1ii be
In violation n the state iAv T''s Ill DIS
arrange The American Association 'rs"'ile, AMI
Hanar,r wstsir, sas. Il Is suaa'y tall ot no
ball At all,
Ja-k ro.n,sni the star tslrisr ~ lsst ysir's
rhiitisirhl- NItion,I LoAEp- team IL i,ns'r'
ou,lJ iI in his hom. AZ Laurel p'' -nh
q, ph,,i 's,.r u. -in not b. ABB 70 g. South
a.h ne club On ia 'r''hinE TIP
Maty in,yrs. % staten Island. a. Dang
ontssid.T o., last years rhiiidriahia .m"- "a
Le.su. club. hss s-cursi hh r'i"- rem
coua.s Man and /. n.Eolsuns .ra s'F-fil
SstiaI.l L'ssIs clubs
tn. 's,ta.ins Ia coIsats unlysrsitys Ns-~esii
,shsiuI. Apni 10 Corpsli, at Ithaca A.' :.
t'niop. a. schsusytldy. MAJ q Roc''rrf o.
hamilton Ma, ~ Hamiiton college '"a'an
Ma. 90 New York rniNsrsiu. al hiHi'''h
Ma, q Hobart. at Geneva MAY ~. h~h''''r'
n, R-.h,.t.r May 20 Hanron c"iss' a.
Hsmliton Jun. :. Union. a, ham'f''
Hu.a purJ scsass' "rH'r' k'il'h' ana s"H
sr, y the Bo,ton American League tenn o.
,,,,.,y ,n,,I,l, 18th him. H- rlsini inst ne,
promised aim the business ssnssea~ht 81 .A'
s!ub .nd all privti-sss. aud nos refuse 70 N''
aim any confederation
M.aArr Donovan Of the 81 LaaN ciue 'AYl
rranE Robia.on uni mAk. big nxsI rstsif
u.iiri-k. NalIa,s .ni HarpsT and will TX ih'
ssses into court. The Ansrlein League .eAn OIL
the N1uai city elaine these players
rrsd Tsnasy. the seli'kno-n nrn hassn.n o.
the posisa SAiioaai LssEas team. he. ron -
cured a. coach for the Tufts College nitt ssss
this season. Tsnnsy will renain al Tufis unti
The evening world., 1902-03-05
PlTTSBURG PHIL IN TOWN.

"PitJsburg PM" has just returned
from the West. where he has been an
winter. He expects that the coming
season will be- the greatest In turf his
tory.
In speaking Of his own planb he said
he was pleased with the conditions OF
his horses. but that he does not expect
to start any before the Morris Park
meeting.
The evening world., 1902-03-05
NEW TRACK AT WEST BADEN.
rryIng 4" Interest I'D. Corrisaa tn
the Venture.

CHICAGO n! Ma. d Two West
BADEN Init hotel gentlemen. GsorHe
Garu"n and Ian cimpau. met Ell.
rcrrigan At the chicago Annex here
yesterday II vas tipped on quietly
that the men Nsr" ,ndravoring t. In
t-resi Corrignn III race track 70 ne
han. ai the IadiAnl r,aor. ES Mayor
T.gtt.t \ indianapolis = also In
sri' Ed rnrrigln left
..e Gig last evening and would say
l...- e.. ... =. >.H 80, X.
The evening world., 1902-03-05
SCHORR LOSES
JOCKEY AND $1,000.
ENGAGED MlNDER. BUT FINDS
HE HAS OTHER CONTRACT.
Paid sum 90 ". q. Isles for hoy =
Release. hut Eastern Turf
man Has Him.
lsrt,LaI,o u. IN. -

NEW ORLEANS March A'roush
J. W. Schorr has slgnci Jockey MiuI,r
- ride for him This season M'nI. viii
no, he able 10 do 80 and rHN 5 ho-r
mourns the luss 81 500 pntrr amount
he paid to W. -. LyI,s 'nr the rol"Hsa
OF Minder
Now II has been discovered 'ui' some
Eastern tur'man wlosa name fs n0.
known, has papers uu -. uHs whl. 10
uoif good for som, 'iw. 'r Hr.
The evening world., 1902-03-05
JEFF To TRAIN
IN CALIFORNIA.
LEAVES CHICAGO FOR THE
PACIFIC COAST TONIGHT.
On M. wr, 10 Get into Condi-
ton for ni. Fight with
Tits.
-I-.,-I N. E,r7Ins W,tIiI

chicago March champion Jim
Jcrriss. brother JACK aud Manage
Huy Ertn arrived iu '1r aitv lst uisht
AM lotv. frr th" W.-t tonight J"'
fries will tram In California Tor hi
nght with Firzsimmpn- The hampton
went 20 hri last nigh az . Oh n'urk md
(. u.N hu~i,l With mis- training -.
uuir,mruis DELANEY is not Wiil him
The evening world., 1902-03-05
HOCKEY IN BROOKLYN.

~ New York A. G. and the BROOKLYN
no1ng CLUB will play a Championship
- game OF hockey at the ciermon,
~ Rink. In Brooklyn, Tonight.
= - q sc.egone caEaiusion that
York A. e. will win the young
[l9ee ran be relied upoe TO put
The evening world., 1902-03-05
Five iurloaEs

Ycung Hif1fFhal d
start fair woa drIria. Time ~
The days racing began with % I'VE
furiong dash for thrr'-y'ar-' Hlllos
that had not Won "a rae" sine. Sent /.
They were a very bad 'n' Vet ~, h''
t.-s on tn. race waS lively. owing o.
the numerous tips while It thu pos
Anna Handspring jumped over tho
fence into m. iuhsli. md IN duing st
cut herself very badly IN m" shlH.dr-
ard che had TO ~. With drawn.
When the race took place Lady Brock
way and Alcia went 90 be FONT. and
they aiternatcd In The lead % tho last
furiong. when Nleia 1ul, Al"ptth then
closed. but i.ady nro-kw1y won M a
hard drive by neck Tuck raw cam.
fast in the last Hun lrod v1t''s and
Aiopath only beat him neck '"r s'conl
money.
Second Racc-SlN furlnnEs Won hv
Tom Kingsley carl kth..r was s'C' 3
and Death third
Third Rare-Shor' s'e"pl,rhase WnN
by Falclla. TO 2 ana d 90 ll'rN- II
to place. was sCcond. and KING Fin
wood third. Time-3oi Bristol finished
FIRST, but wac disqualified
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-04-03

THERE seems to be little doubt that
a bill will pass congress opening the
minis OF the country to the free coin
age of philippine dollar" OF
course it is the intent of the bill that
the silver so coined shall be used in
the Philippines and the Orient and find
its way into the commerce of the east
side by side with the Mexican dollar,
which is now the principal money OF
the east But what is to prevent the
Philippine dollar from being put into
circulation in this country? Would it
be possible to maintain the regular sill
yer dollar-the dollar OF our dadies-
at q higher price than the Philippine
dollar made by the same government
and containing exactly the same amount
of silver? OF course the silver dollar
OF the present is practically backed by
the gold standard, but il our minis are
opened to free coinage, can the value
OF these dollars then be maintained, or
will they depreciate to the same value
OF the Mexican dollar? The republic
can party has maintained that this
country could not exist on n double
standard, but it is now ready to recede
from that position by opening its minis
to the free coinage of American silver.
The opening of the minis is bound to
have beneficial effect on the price Of
silver, which will enhance the material
prosperity of the west, and with the
utilization OF this newly coined dollar
throughout the Orient it would seem
that the price of silver will be main
tanned for many years to come. The
republican party is attempting to steal
another plank from the democratic
platform.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-04-03
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