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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-31
MISSING BANKER
FOUND IN MISSOURI
sharpsburg Cowa) Man Arrested and
Says He Can Make the Short
age Good.

MARYSVILLE, Mo-, Oct. 30.-H. C.
Christensen. president of the Sharps-
burg Qowa) bank, was arrested at the
depot platform here today on the
charge of embezzling the banks funds.
The amount which Mr.. Christensen
is alleged to be short is said to be $685.
900. The doors Of the bank closed last
Monday and at that time 1t was stated
that there was shortage. At the same
time the president Of the institution
disappeared.
Sheriff McGinn, of Taylor county,
Iowa, had been In Marysville for two
days watching for Christensen, for 1t
was believed that he would come here
to see relatives. Christensen says he
has property enough to make the short
age good
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MAHER AND o,BRieN TO A DRAW.
Old Peter and Philadelphia Jack Spar Six
Even Rounds.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Oct 3o.-Peter
Maher and Philadelphia Jack" O'Brien
spared six rounds here tonight with
even honors. The men were in fine con-
dition and the bout was a determined
one from start to finish. In the second
round Maher fioored O'Brien with a heavy
right hand blow on the jaw, but O'Brien
was on his feet in an instant jabbing
Maher three times in the face. During
the first three rounds O,Brien took the
initiative. devoting most of his attention
to Makers face. He used his left to
good advantage and occasionally varied
the straight punches on the head and
neck with right-hand swings to his OPP
ponent's stomach.
In the fourth round there was lively
exchange of blows, Maher reaching
O'Brien's jaw several times. Both men
tried to make a finish in the last round.
Maher delivered a smashing blow on
O'Brien's eye and both countered on the
jaw. Each played for the face during the
entire round. In the early part of the
contest Maher tried body blows, but found
them ineffective. and followed O'Brien's
example by leading for the head.
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BOSTON WOMEN GOLFERS WIN.
Defeat New York Team and Take Tri-
City Championship Honors.

NEW YORK. Oct 30.-The women's
team from Boston won the tri1city golf
championship at Baltusrol today by de-
feating the New York team, 81 holes to
Is. The victory entities them to the
Clemenet A. Griscom cup for the ensuing
year.
A surprise of the day came in the defeat
of Miss Ruth Underhill of Nassau, by
Miss Harriet Curtis, of Boston. Miss I'm
derhill, who held the national champion
ship in 1899. was beaten by ten up-a
result that did much to offset the good
work of her companions on the home
side. Miss Underlill was weak in put
ting and lost heavily as a result. The
New York-Miss S. Hecker, 2;
Miss E. A. Manice, 0; Miss G.
Bishop, g.: Mrs: H; ?. Ashnore,
8; Mrs. e. F. Sanford, 0; Miss Ruth I'm
derhill, O.; Miss M. Oliver, 2; Miss Hurl
burt, o; Miss Patterson. 2; Miss Harrison,
0; Miss Bryce, 1; Mrs. G. Collingswood, o;
Miss Marie Hales, o; Mrs. w. Shipper, o..
Miss Waller, 4. Total, 10.
s+Boston-Miss Wells, o. Miss M. Curtis,
2; Miss Adams o; Miss Porter, 0; Miss
Osgeod, 81 Miss H. Curtis, 10; Miss NJ.
Phaps. O.; Mrs. Fiske, 8; Miss Lockwood,
0; Miss harrington, 5; Miss Keyes, Q;
Miss Phelps. 3: Miss Allen; 1; Mrs. F. M.
Bachelor, 4; Miss A. Sargent, 0. Total,
81.
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cREscEus AGAINST HIS RECORD.
ketcham's Great Horse to Try Again at
Memoirs,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct 30.-The fall
meeting. of the Memphis Trotting associa-
ton closed today. The attendance has
been large and the weather favorable
The association will give a matinee to-
morrow free to the public at which Cres-
ceus will tret against his record and
Dan Patch and Prince Alert will try for
marks at a mile.
Today's programme was something of
novelty, the majority of the races being
single heats for beaten horses at the
meeting. Lord Derby was sent against
the worlds trotting record of 2O2A, but
2:06A was the best be could do. In the
2:06 pace. mile dash. the bay mare
Darrell came home first in the fastest
time made by mare this year-2:04&.
Lauretta, driven by Kinney, won two
races during the day.
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CALIFORNIA 6ors TO TRAVEL.

More Hounds Go From San Francisco
to St. Louis.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. s0.-More
hounds are going from California this
year to compete in the American Wa
terloo cup stakes at4St. Louis, Nov. 8
and 8, than ever before went over the
Rockies for coursing event. The class
of dogs, which incfu}7es the sensational
youngster Pocatelli;s Sacramento Boy,
winner of the John Gray cup; Cloud
burst, Charming Thought, Black
Coon and Aeelus, practically assures
the stake to California, unless climatic
conditions interfere. New Home Boy
and several other; good ones are going
on from Los Angeles, and Ralph Ortiz
veins string will be on hand for the
event. ~
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MceRAw HAS MONEY TO BET.
VIII Wager He Has Signed Mathewson
and Others.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3o:-There has been
so much stress laid by the American
league on the players they claim to have
signed whom I also claim to have signed
that will wager $4,000 or any part there
of that I have the signed contracts of
George Davis, Christy Mathewson, and
Frank ,Rowerman to play with the New
York National league club for the seasons
of 1903 and 1904, and that they have ac-
cepted advance money from the same
club.
II will also wager the same amount
that Warner and Elberfeld have also
signed with me. mention these players
because they are in dispute, and in order
to refute the claims made by the Ameri-
can league that they have the same
players"
This is what McGraw, manager of the
National league team said today:
Possibly all the players named 81 ign
ed two contracts, but the fact that they
have accepted advance money from the
New York club virtually binds them to
that organization. Burkett and Fialtz are
also almost sure to wear the Giants uni
form. Both are holding off, but they
will come into line. Burketts contract
is expected today. Fultz will probably
sign before the week is out.
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itNEt
Minneanoiis Football.

Coach Jack Loomis gave out last night
that considering the biggest game of the
a week from Friday, he could not allow
Central to play on ieIection day, as at
first arranged. sifaE-
have ara excellent Opportunity to get a
line on Re North High eleven's work
this week. Saturday morning time will
tween. the team frpmf North High and
the aggregation from st. Peter.
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D COMPANY WINS FAST GAME.

Soldier Indoor Ball Teams Play Record
Breaker at Arn,ory.
The fastest and most exciting game of
indoor baseball ever witnessed at the
Armory was played last night by Com
panies D and E OF the First regiment.
z company won the clash by the close
and small score. to 3.
The game from start to finish was
pitchers battle. It was VaIiee against
Powers and the two twirlers looked to be
out after the strike-out record. The
teams worked in winning form behind
their batteries and it was either sides
game until the last F. company man had
been stopped Valiee famed ten men
and Powers was right behind him with
a record of eight strikeouts. The teams
lined I'M as falio8Ee.
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champIon WING Shot Defeated.

TRENTON, N J., Oct 30.-George
Page, the champion wing shot Of Mercer
county, was defeated here today in fif-
ty-b bird match by William Widman, at the
shooting park just below this city. Wild
man killed forty-nine birds straight, while
Page succeeded in grounding but forty
one. This is the first liye-bird shoot held
here since last fail, when an effort AIS
made to secure legislation against the
pastime The match was for $50 and the
championship of the county.
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MADISON, Wis, Oct. 30.-The train
ing of the Wisconsin team for the
greatest contest of the season ended
last night and the varsity will win or
lose as it now is. All that remains
for the coaches to do is to put on
few finishing touches in minor matters
and see that the men keep in the
splendid physical condition IN whlch
they now are. Today they went
through signal drill with no scrim-
mage whatever, and on tomorrow
morning will leave for Chicago.
A larger crowd was out to see the
last practice than has attended any Of
the home games this year. The stu
dents marched from the gymnasium
to the field, headed by the university
band, and watched the play of the
team with great interest, cheering the
men at every good play made.
The defensive work was better and
not once could the second team gain.
In the second half, when the scrubs
were allowed to keep the ball for TWEEN
ty down, the varsity showed them back
toward their own goal thirty yards.
Every man in the varsity team played
the game expected of him by the root
ers, although Coach King seemed to
find many faults, and was continually
coaching them.
Men in Fine Spirit.
The players got into every play, no
matter at what point it was directed,
and as a result showed the scrubs back
on nearly every essay at the line. Alb
bott was not out for practice on &C
count of an examination, and Findlay
was put at left end in his place. He
played q good game and made several
good tackles, showing the man back
each time. Bush, the freshman end,
kept up the good work he has been
doing this week and did not allow a
single gain over him, picking the man
out of the Michigan formations with
ease.
The men in the line went through
the scrub defense like water through
sieve, and rarely allowed the play to
get as far as the line of scrimmage.
Lerum and Skow were always in evil
dence in this particular. In the Of
fensive work there was more snap and
dash, and the men in the scrub team
put up a fiereer defensive game. They
were unable to stop the ruSheS of the
varsity backs and did not hold for a
single down.
Play Straight Football.
In fact, not varsity man took the
ball and failed to gain. Straight plays
were used almost entirely, with vtIrf-
alton from the regular order of things
once in a while, the linemen taking
the ball on swings at the opposite side
of the line or in straight plunges after
being drawn back.
In the few minutes the varsity had
the ball it was able to make two
touch downs and allowed Juneau one
try at goat from the field, which he
missed by narrow margin. In goal
kicking the Badger captain has not
been UP to his form Of last year. but
if the Wisconsin team gets within
striking distance of the Michigan goal
he is liable to put the ball over for a
score. None of the trick plays which
it is reported will be usB against the
Michigan team was tried on the scrubs
in the open practice. Mil1iman, at
guard en- the second team, broke into
the varsity plays several times.
Driver was out in his suit, but was
not in the lineup, although he fol-
lowed the plays closely and spent con-
siderable time in punting and place
kicking.
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Jackson Gets Belle Meade Farm.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 38-BelIe
Meade farm, famous as nursery for
running h&ses, will continue to be the
son Jr. is the purchaser of the cream of
the sires and matFons that have been
put under the hammer during the last
two days and hereafter will manage this
historic stud During the sale which was
concluded this afternoon 243 head Were
auctioned off for a grand total of $173. 665,
an average that approximates S70G.
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Blacks Lose Chess Came.

NEW YORK, Oct. So.-The consultation
chess game at the Manhattan Chess club
between Finn, Hymes and Lipschuetz,
playing white, against Lasker, Delmar
and Redding. playing black, was con-
Guided today, when black resigned after
Petroffs defense. The black allies might
at one time have drawn the game, but
they preferred to play for a win, and in
doing so they lost.
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DIVER HITS NEWSPAPER MAN.
Race Track Starter Resents the Criticisms
of Writer

CHICAGO, Oct so-An assault by
Starter Dick Dwyer ona newspaper man
was a sensational feature at the close of
yesterdays races at Worth. Dwyer met
Harry Breyvegle in front of the grand
stand as both Were leaving for the train
and struck him, knocking his hat Off.
The incident caused considerable surprise
among Dryers friends, and it is thought
will lead to judicial action.
Dwyer, it is claimed, feels aggrieved
his honesty. Mr. Breyvogle said last
night: II think Dwyer is honest and have
said nothing to the contrary, but 1 think
his work is open to criticism.
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NoRTHRoP WINS CHAMPIONSHIP.
Sophomore Captures Tennis Honors at
State University.

Sophomore Captures Tennis Honors at
State University.
The tennis championship of the uni
versity was yesterday won by Louis
Northrop who defeated Fred Payne, the
holder of the title, in three straight sets,
go. 81, "a.
The new champion is member of the
sophomore class and was graduated from
the Central High school. He was one
of the winners of the championship in
doubles in the tournament last year, and
a short time ago won the same title with
Payne, the man he defeated yesterday.
The match yesterday was much closer
game was closely contested. Northrep
was somewhat steadier than Payne and
was surer of his place shots. His back
court work was of sensational nature
and rarely could his~opponent cross him.
BY winning the championship title,
Northrop wins the handsome sweater Of
fered by the University book store
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stahi to Wait for eonhers

URBANA. ILL.,. Oct. 30.-A class game
cut practice short this evening, but what
there was was fast Ashmore is out
again for quarterback and will get into
Stah viii net line up against Indiana
on account of his condition, but will be
saved for Minnesota. In that case Stone
and Bundy will be guard and tackle.
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Bohemians Are Enthusiastic.

The Fifth ward Bohemian Democratic
club held an enthusiastic meeting last
night at West Seventh and Duke streets.
Frank Sanda was chairman, and the
principal speakers were John Hardy and
Philip Martin, candidates for senator and
representative respectively The hall was
filled and much interest was shown in
elucidation of Democratic principles by
the orators
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BATTLE TO START EARLY.
Badgers and Wolverines to Clash at 2:ao
O'Clock Tomorrow

y WINK I UIIIOITUW.
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-There was another
big sale of seats for the Michigan wis
consin game yesterday.
The Northwestern and Purdue teams.
which meet on the West Side ball park
tomorrow. have reserved sections to-
gether. The Chicago and Beloit elevens,
which play on Marshall field in the morn
ing, will have another section, and from
various minor institutions the teams will
be on hand to get pointers on the play of
the two big elevens,
The management announces particular
~ that the game will begin promptly at
2:S0 p. n. instead of 8. and that the gates
will be opened at l O'Clock. The general
admission tickets will be taken only at
the special entrance on Fifty-Sixth street
The additional boxes are now about
completed, and with the circus seats
brought from Madison. the seating ca
pac1ty of the field will be considerably
larger than ever before
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Mceoxern to Meet Smith.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 39.-Terry Nc
Govern has been matched to, meet Sam
my Smith, of this city, to box six rounds
at Industrial hall. Nov. Z. This will be
McGovern's last public appearance in a
contest prior to his fight with Young
Corbett for the championship.
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Insane From Eoothau

PANA. H., Oct. 30.-As a result of a
game OF football several weeks ago. Ar
thur Ham. high school boy. and SON of
Prof. Ham, of the Pana high school.
has gone violently insane, and was trans
ferred to the asylum. Several weeks ago
while engaged ia a practice game he
Broke his arm and injured his spine
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Flo carlin Wins.

CHICAGO, Oct so-Flo CarIin, ridden
by Coburn and backed from 3 to 5 to z
handicap at Worth today, in the good
time of 1:40 rs for the mile. Gold Ball
was second and Linguist coupled with
wire. During the first half-Inile Flo Carlin
appeared to be hopelessly beaten, and it
was only by the most desperate riding
that Coburn managed to get up in time
to win by q nose. Weather conditions
perfect, track good.
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LawIer Speaks at Hastings.

Special TO The GIODe.
HASTINGS, Mimi. Oct. 30.-At the
Democratic rally at the court house to-
Kolars, of lie Sueur Center, nominee for
congress in the Third district, and Sem
ator Albert Schaller, spoke. The large
and intelligent audience showed the deep
enthusiasm. The speakers were cordially
welcomed, and the Metropolitan band
furnished music. AS the election ap-
proaches, the outlook for Democratic sue
cess growb brighter in Dakota county, and
the vo;.rs, to large degree, will support
Kolars for their representative in con-
greSS.
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Four Lonu Shots Win.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 3o.-Two IA
vorites and four. long shots were the win
ners at Latonia today. Bob Franklin
surprised the talent today by taking the
second race for two-year-olds from some
of the best youngsters on the track. Har-
gis, the winner of the mile race, was
the best backed horse of the day
Weather clear, track slow
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Bio Gathering in the Eighth.

One of the best meetings of the cam
paign was that held last night by the
Eighth ward Democratic organization at
A. o. U. w. hall. Front and Oxford
streets. Pithy and pointed addresses
were delivered by J. c.. Michael, J. l..
Baxter M r. Prendergast, George R.
O'Reiliy, Joseph J. Jacoby, ]. S. Fisher
and Fred L. McGhee.
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wild. But aot .woolly.

This Kansas friend of yours" smiled
the fair young thing, is a wild and
-woolly Westerner, is he not?'
WELL explained the young man. 'she
was heeced in a stock deal the day he
arrived, but he has been wild ever since
Indianapolis News.
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A. A. A. Team Is Beaten.

The indoor baseball team representing
Company e, Of the First regiment. de-
feated the Amateur Athletic association
the score of Z to g. Five innings were
played. Batteries-Abels and Andre;
Moshofsky and Buschwuker.
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IclcIe and Ed L Run Dead Heat.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. So-The going and
attendance at the fair grounds was fair.
In the third race, Icicle, the fayorite.
and Ed L., ran a dead heat Four ia
vorites and an outsider We're the other
winners Out of the six races W. Waldo
rode four winners and place Weather
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Ward Gets the Decision.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct. 3o.-In a
round glove fight tonight, Mike Ward,
the Canadian lightweight champion Of
Sarnia. Ontario, was given the decision
over Jimmy Dugan, of Detroit.
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Unfair.
li-M fTIT

Don't you sometimes feel that wealth
is unfairly distributed?' asked the social
reformer.
81 do, answered Senator Sorghum.
MANY Is the dollar I've given away in
a campaign that didn't do me cents
worth of good. Washington Star.
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|{|LATEST NEWS e.1Hz SPORTING WORLD III
COURT TEAM ROLLS HIGH GAME.
Doris is Also Fast and Saves Short End
of the Set.

Rolling wonderful game, the players
on the crack Court team fell down in
their attempt to take three in a row
from the Doris team in the City league
game rolled on the Court alleys last night.
The Doris Players were in fine form and
pushed the Courts hard all through the
set The Courts won the first game
with the total 934. The second game
Melted S95 and the third 887. The Doris
totals We're $50, $50 and S99.
The Capitols rolled strong game and
completely outclassed the Selbys ON the
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Addressed by Andrews.

Special to The Globe.
JACKSON, MINI, Oct 30-C. N. An
drews, of Mankato, Democratic candidate
for senator from the Second district.
addressed a large audience at the opera
house IN this city. His principal subjects
were trusts, high tariff and the free lum-
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YOUNG coRRETT MATCHED AGAIN.
Champion Signs to Meet o'keefe, Ryan
or Broad at Chicago.

or Broad at Chicago.
NEW YORK, Oct 3O.-Young Corbett
has accepted an offer from the Transport
Athletic Club of Chicago to fight Jack
O'Keefe or the winner of the Ryan
Broad fight which takes place Friday
night. Corbett is willing to take on
O'Keefe at catch weights. but in case
Ryan wins over Broad the North Side
man must make weight. It is not stated
the Cleveland boy wins, but it is said
here on apparently good authority there
is no question that he will take ON one
of the three and that the battle. viii be
now.
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Her Version of the Incident.

st suppose you regard Eve as to blame
for tempting Adam to eat the apple?"
mot at ALL" answered Miss Cayenne.
''Eve was too generous to want the apple
all for herself and Adam was not gentle
man enough to lei FER 1--we it"-Wash-
iueton Star
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MOTHERS CARE BETTER
THAN CLOSE AND MONEY
Why Indiana Judge Gives the Custody
of Child to the Woman.

5 MARION, Ind, Oct. 30.-Judge Hi
ram Brownlee, in ruling in the habeas
corpus suit of Harry Leopold for the
possession Of his daughter, Thelia, de-
clared that a mothers love and care is
of more benefit to child than all the
money, clothes or support that a ia
Their can give it. The child was given
to its mother, Mrs. Henry Heath, of
Chicago, who, with her husband, was
arrested two weeks ago at Mathews,
charged with kidnapping her eight-year-
old daughter, THETA Leopold
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oIympian Games at Their Home.
ATHENS, Oct. SOFT has been decid-
ed to hold an International tournament
of Olympian games in 1904 in connection
with the archaeological congress to be
held in celebration of the completion of
the restoration Of the Stadium.
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ARLINeToNs win THREE.

Grimm Team Is the Other Winner in
East Side League Games.
In the East Side league race last night
the Arlingtons playing the Pickwicks on
the Crown alleys won the straight set.
On the Grimm alleys the Grimms took
two out of three from the Crowns. The