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suddenly batch of kilograms was de-
hVered at the local headquarters of the
American league, and Johnson announced
that he had changed his plans and would
go to st. Louis instead.
AS a matter of course the diplomatic
leader Of the American forces did his
best to belittle the Importance of this
hurried and unexpected visit to ST. Louis
All that he would say for publication was
that he expected to be absent from his
Chicago office for only day or two.
NOW, as matter of fact, business of
more than passing Importance calls
Johnson to st. Louis at this time The
first steps leading to the final capitula-
ton of the old National league to its
lusty young rivals are about to be taken.
Johnson will represent the American
league in their preliminary conference.
He will go into the meeting armed with
the absolute powers given to him by the
club owners in the American circuit at
their recent meeting in Detroit He will
have the right to enter into any agree
ment with the old league or to reject
any Or all propositions made by the rep
resentatives of that organization. In
word Johnson is master of the situation,
as far as the American league is con-
cerned.
1t is not difficult to predict what John
d
share of the rich loot, but he Will not
demand all the prizes. There is no dis
putting Johnson's ability. He is, beyond
question, one of the cleverest men in
baseball today. He realizes that this is
golden time for the American league to
perfect its circuit and clinch its title to
the baseball leadership of the country
But, at the same time, he knows the fol-
ly OF crushing out the feeble remnants
of the National league.
Instead of fomenting more trouble and
continuing the baseball war, Johnson
will undoubtedly aid the panicky leaders
of the National league to reorganize their
disrupted circuit. But the old league
will be reorganized on plans suggested by
the American league, and the last-named
organization will, under the new treaty
of peace, invade the rich New York ter
ritory without fear of hindrance.
Following the fashion in vogue among
baseball politicians for the last dozen
years, these men who meet in st. Louis
will respect the traditions of the game
and do their best to enshroud their Off
cial acts in mystery. They will do their
best to evade the newspaper men, and
when they are cornered will deal out
yards of glittering generalities But, in
spite of all this useless attempt to dis
guiSe their plans, it is a fact that the
leaders of the two big leagues have de-
cided to get together. In brief, the base
ball war is as good as over, and, what
| is more, the American league is about to
triumph
The details of the new treaty of peace
will be considered at the conferences to
be held in st. Louis, Cincinnati and Chi
cago during the next ten days.
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YANGER TO FIGHT AGAIN.
Little Italian VIII Meet One of Phil
ade1phia's Fast Ones.

CHICAGO. March 12.-Benny Yanger is
10 receive but little rest after his contest
with Kid Broad only one week ago.
Monday night at the American Athletic
Club the indicated local champion will
be asked to meet Eddie Lenny, of Phila-
delphla, looked upon as one of the best
slX-round fighters in the world.
In and about Philadelphia, where six
rounds are the limit, Lenny, who is also
OF Italian parentage, acknowledges no
superior. Men like Tim Callahan, Henry
Lyons, Kid Broad, Dave Sullivan and
oscar Gardner. have tried to win from
the fastener, but to no avail.
He is reported to be the most scientific
man Yanger has ever met. Built on the
lines of Eddie Santry. he is much reach
Ter" and just the kind of man to hold
Yanger at bay, especially in six-round
bout
1t is only about three weeks since
Lenny was awarded a decision over
Henry Lyons in a twenty round contest,
and as Lyons beat Hugh McPadden into
such shape after fifteen rounds that the
police interfered a couple of nights ago a
good line can be obtained as to Lenny's
present abilities,
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A WEIRD WILD PIPE
CHICAGO SPORTS HAVE HICKEY
LEAGUE BACKED BY CHAR
LIE CLARK
MYSTERY rs ELUCIDATED''
Montana Senator's Son Is Charged
With Furnishing Big Rolls of
Advance Money and Owning
the Organization.

CHICAGO, March 12-For the last six
months men who are directly interested
in baseball have been specializing over
the financial affairs of the new American
association, or, as it is Familiarity known,
the Hickey league Big rolls of ad-
vance money have been paid out to ball
players, new and expensive grounds have
been leased in several cities, and in vari-
Gus other ways cold cash has been in
VISITED
Yesterday the mystery was elucidated.
The financial 'angel" of the American
association is Charles Clark, the son Of
United States Senator Clark, of Mon
tana. Young Clark has more money than
he knows what to do with, and is an en-
thusiastic sportsman. He lives in Butte.
but spends a good part of his time in Salt
Lake City and San Francisco. Clark is
well and favorably known by all the
sporting men in these cities For the
last two years he has been devoted to
boxing, and his favorite diversion has
been to pull off finish fights In private
for the entertainment Of his personal
friends and followers,
Apparently this prosperous youth has
tired of pugilism and has gone into base
ball. He became interested in the scheme
of expanding the circuit and playing
strength of the old Western league some
six months ago, and the result is that he
rs the silent partner of the men who
hope to win coin and fame out of the
new American association, which is real
ly an improved edition of the old Western
league. On the face OF the returns young
Clark merely owns an interest in the new
Milwaukee club, the two other owners
being Harry Quin and Aid. Havenor. But
1T is safe to assert that Clark is finan-
cially interested in various other clubs
in the American circuit. His career in
baseball will be watched with more than
passing interest. He has the money and
also the pluck to finance the entire cir
cult of eight clubs, but men who are in
a position to know say that if he does
not tire of the sport this year he will in
all probability buy a controlling interest
in one of the big clubs of the American
or National leagues next autumn. Be
this as it may, lit is certain that the
American association will not lack for
ready money as long as the youthful Mr..
Clark continues to be the silent partner
of the men who control the Milwaukee
outfit.
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DIPLOMATS TO MEET
WISE MEN OF, THE BASEBALL
WORLD TO SETH q
WAR
JOHNSON Is THE DICTATOR
Head Of American League Is Pointed
Out as Man to Bring Order
Out of National
Mix-UD.

CHICAGO, March 12-Several of the
men who are directly interested in adj
justing the various conflicting angles in
the baseball situation will confer in ST.
Louis this week. President Ban johnson,
of the American league, started for the
Missouri metropolis last night, and two
or three representatives of the National
league will reach st. Louis in time to ex-
change greetings and talk matters over
with Johnson today or tomorrow.
The original intention of these baseball
diplomats was to hold their conference
in Cincinnati, and up to noon of yester-
day johnson expected to go there. But
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QUIN CALLS ON HICKEY.
President of Brewer Team Tells
About His improvements

CHICAGO, March 12-Harry Quin.
president Of the Milwaukee American as
ISOLATION club was in Chicago yesterday
and had conference with President
Hickey. Quin is more than satisfied with
the outlook.
We are building our new plant he
progressing rapidly. All our bIeachers
are up, and we will begin on the grand
stand before the end of the week. This
stand will have a frontage of over AGO
modern improvements. Manager Cling
man will have fun power, and will not
be hampered by any of the club officials
He can sign or release players as he sees
mt The owners will simply look to him
for results, and judging from tho men he
has already secured, l believe that We
Will have a winning team. The players
VIII report to Clingman in Cincinnati
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AIR is FULL OF RUMORS
WILD GUESSING AT PLANS OF WAR.
RING LEAGUE FACTIONS.


CHICAGO, March 12-The air is full OF
compromise rumors in the National base
pail league situation. In addition to the
compromise talk that is being so gener-
ally printed in the East, alleged tips are
coming from correspondents in various
parts OF the country, who believe they
nave inside information about plans that
are working to bring the warning factions
together None Of these stories have as
being we'll founded
At the same time. there is little doubt
an element in the old league is working
lndustriously to get the Ere wa antics
and Spalding men together in t.me to
start the Championship season. The re-
turn OF President Hart from California
Is awaited with interest, although If Is
not no., known whether the Chicago official
VIII va nave anything to impart as a result
OF ms conference with A. G. SDaIdine
Fresldent Hart will probably get back
eitner this evening or tomorrow. # is
believed the decision of the courts IN The
demurrer argued at New Cork vesterdav
may bring matters to a head.
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MORE BIC FIGHT TALK
FITZ WILL NOT AGREE TO ANY
CHANGE OF DATE.

NEW YORK, March 12.-There will be
hitch In the Jeffries-F itzsimmons fight
If 1T is awarded to San Francisco promot-
ers and they wish to pull it off in April
instead Of May, as called for by the arti-
cleS Of agreement
Recent reports from the coast had it
that owing to the racing season closing
the last week in April, the fight probably
would be held before that time to catch
the racing men.
Fftzsimmons wanted three months to
train for the fight, and when articles
We're signed Feb. Is the date was set at
May Is. In regard to the proposed change
Fitzsimmons is quoted as saying:
Not for me. l am going to be in con-
dition for this fight, and l am not going
to cut one week off what L think is the
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FIRST PRIZE TO MAROCzY.
PilIsbury Wins Second Place in r.
ternationaI Chess Tournament.

MONTE CARLO, March 12-Six games
from the semi-final and final rounds of
the international chess masters tourna-
ment, which had ended in draws on Mon
day and yesterday, had to be replayed
today In order to end the contest, which
was begun on Feb. g. The six games re-
played We're between Mason and Eisen-
berg, Wolf and Sclaleehter, Napier and
Marco, Popiel and -Cunsberg, Maroczy
and Tarrasch, and ScheYe and Eisenberg.
All the games were declared drawn and
the prizes were therefore distributed as
follows: o. -
First prize, 5000 francs, Maroczy, of
Budapest, Hungary; - second prize, 5000
francs, Pillsbury, of America third prize,
1900 francs, Janowski, of Paris; fourth
prize, 1900 francs; Teichmann, of London;
fifth, sixth and seventh prizes. 1,5G0,
$50 and 500 francs, RESPECTIVELY, divided
between Sehlechten. Of Vienna; Tarrasch,
of Nuremberg, Germany. and Wolf, of
Vienna Ar 1
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BREAK OFF RELATIONS.
badgers Will Not Play Football
With Nebraska University Team.

MADISON, Wis, March u. Manager
the University Of Nebraska toward the
agreement to schedule a football game
between the universities of Wisconsin and
Nebraska have been broken off. There
the next season, but because Wisconsin
flled her schedule with Northwestern
chicago, Minnesota and MICHIGAN n
play all IN the latter weeks of the sea-
the NebrasSans Also and the game was
set back for year at the request AZ
Wisconsin. Even this arrangement has
now fallen through, because the Badger
contract or agreement for such a 80
time ahead It is said that Nebraska is
highly indignant at thus being turned
down. eoh Heu
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81 100 Per Berth to Chicago yin
tsThe Milwaukee,

During March and April "Tha Asi,n,o,,
kee" line will operate tourist siaani,, - :
cars between the Twin Cities and Syhinae.
go twice each week in each direction.
tourist cars will leave Twin Cities on
Saturday, arriving Chicago $3.50 foliowin,es
morning. "AA's
Rate per double berth, $100.
Westbound tourist cars will leave Chi
cago Tuesdays and Fridays.
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PRACTICE WITH REAL ONES
northwestern University Bali Team
to Work With Professionals


CHICAGO, March 12.-The Northwest
ern university baseball team is. to have
few weeks Of preliminary practice with
professionals Director HOLSTER com
pleted arrangements yesterday for Sc
RES OF practice games with players of
the Three Eyes league, who SPEND the
winter in Chicago, and want some prelim-
opens. The professionals will be selected
from four or five of the league teams.
Inc hrst OF these games will be held
on Saturday at Sheppard field, and next
DR. HOLSTER thinks this practice with tIe
professionals will be of great benefit to
MS men. most of whom have had little
experience. Out of door practice this
week has encouraged the coach to think
ne mas the best squad that has come orr
Tor early practice since he has been in
the Northwest IA
Uniforms have been ordered and will
arrive in time for the practice ean a..
next week. se'1i0
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Pool Tournament On

NEW YORK, March 12-Three games
were played in the professional cham
ptonshlp pool tournament at the Montauk
billiard academy Brooklyn, today, enc
in the afternoon and two tonight
Charles Weston, Of Wyoming, and Irv-
ing Long, Of Nashville, Tenn, met in
the matinee game, which Weston won by
a score of 125 to 100. Each man made
q run Of Is.
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REAL BOWLING AT PFIsTER's.
Lennon & Gibbons Team Could Not
Re Headed

There was real bowling at the Pfster
alleys last night, and the members Of
the Lennon & Gibbons team furnished
It. The Monarchs rolled fast games, but
non & Gibbons form and dropped the
entire SERIES
In the second game the Lennon q Glib
pons team furnished the sensation Of
LOCO This is the third time the 1000 score
mas been reached on the Pfster aEeys
this season. Lundquist rolled high score,
Z59, and captured high average, 1888. The
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lice department Zone year or over.)
Names to be submitted at least ten days
previous to contest. Men to appear in
uniform during contest
Distances, twelve yards thirty yards
and an intermediate distance to be agreed
on.
Shots, fifteen Give at twelve yards, five
at thirty yards, and five at the interme.
date distance to be agreed on).
Losing team to pay all expenses.
Hoping this will prove satisfactory,
am, yours truly Francis O'NeilI,
General Superintendent of Police
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THREATEN TO KILL REEFS.
Southern Race Track Judge Re,
elves Many ANONYMOUS Tat+an

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Marcb - Co.
Rees said today that since the beginn 9i5pt !,
or the steeplechase investigation he and
ms wife had received about forty anonv-
said the association has EMPLOYED defec7
ives to shadow Rees and protect MIN
from from possible assault, but this is denied.
ices ices believes the. threatening letters
and Jockeys who We're affected by his
rulings here. ~ LIS
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proper training to suit anybody am GO
ing to win, and then L am going to retire
and die the champion
IF it is a question of money or a
away the money before I will throw
away my chances. Don't overlook that.
II you think I am going into this fight
mistaken"
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State of Minnesota,
Department Of Insurance,

St Paul. Jan. 81 1902
Whereas The Brotherhood Accident In
surance Company. corporation organized
under the laws Of Massac husetts has fully
complied with the provisions Of the laws
of this State, relative TO the admission
and authorization Of Insurance companies
OF it's class
Now, Therefore, ]. the undersigned IN
surance Commissioner. do hereby em-
power and authorize the said above narn
ed Company to transact its appropria IL
business Of Accident insurance IN the
State of Minnesota. according to the laws
thereof, until the thirty-first day OF jan
uary A. ID 1905 unless said authority bsl
revoked or otherwise legally terminated
prior thereto.
In Testimony Whereof. 1 have hereun-e
TO set my hand ana affixed my official
seal at St Paul, this 3lst day or January.
A d. 1902.
ELMER II. DEARTH.
Insurance Commissioner.
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sExToNs REVISED SCHEDULE.
President of Three Eyes League Is.
sues New List of Dates

ROCK ISLAND, ILL.,, March 12.-Presi
dent Sexton yesterday issued the revised
schedule for the Three Eyes league for
the coming season, embodyins the
changes recommended at the recent
meeting. The opposition to the original
Scheduie was to the number of games
in each home series. This has been raT11
edied at considerable additional cost in
railroad fare to each club. However. the
directors believe the returns will he
greater; The schedule will likely be
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Upton WOULD BE WILLING.
Sir Thomas Always Ready to En-.
courage international Smart

LONDON, March 12-Sir Thomas lin
ton, who is cruising in the Mediterranean.
When asked If he would fit out the sham
rock /. in the event of the suggested visit
or the Columbia to European waters. tel
lows: 80
ftienol4g ruler ana more definite infor-
nation, l can say that l am always de-
lighted to do everything in my power TO
encourage or assist international sport
-The Shamrock |. would gladly welcome
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Endurance Has a Chance.

NEW YORK. March NV. C. Whit
ney's $4,000 FLY Endurance, by Right,
which has been near death from pneu-
monia within the past forty eight hours,
is better, and the veterinary in attendance
now expresses the belief that he will re-
cover.
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Approved March s, 1902.
I'd r No 15212-

Bd F No 15213-
Resolved, That the following estimates,
submitted by the Commissioner of Public
Works, for sprinkling in the various
sprinkling districts, in the City of St
Paul. for the season of 1901, are hereby
allowed, and the Comptroller is hereby
directed to submit to the Common Coun-
ell an audited resolution for the payment
thereof out of the Sprinkling Fund
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen
March 4, 1862.
Adopted by the Assembly, March s.,
1902.
Approved March II, 1902
L. J. DOBNER,
Vice President of the Board of Alder
men.
F. 6. WARNER,
President of the Assembly
MATT JENSEN,
City Clerk.
March 14-1902.
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On April l, and will do their preliminary
training in that city,"
WESTERN MAGNATEs MEET.
Bosses of Whitfield League Are
About to Do Sometime.

DENVER, Col. March 12-Tbe mag
mates of the Western Baseball leagIe
met here today to fix the schedule and
arrange the final details for the season
OF 1902. Thomas Burns and Manager
BIZ Everitt, of the Colorado Springs
team, arrived here yesterday, and Presi-
dent Whitfield, James Manning and
Kid Nichols, of Kansas City; William
y Rourke, of Omaha; Duffy, Of Milwau-
kee; yam Brunt and McKibbon of st.
Joseph, and one or two others came this
morning: 1t is expected the meeting will
last until tomorrow evening
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ACCIDENT INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY

Home Office Boston, Mass. John J.
Mhlpple, President. Jay B. Crawford,
Secretary. Incorporated Aug II, 1892
Commenced Business Aug. l8, 1892 Attor-
ney to Accept Service in Minnesota: In
surance Commissioner.
Net assets, December 81, pre-
vious year ..................S2 S 2Og T2
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SPRINGFIELD GETS FRANCHISE.
President Powers Gives Ohio Town
Place in Western Association.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, March 12-Man-
ager Niles, of the Springfield baseball
team. received telegram today from
President PoWe of the Western associa-
ing will be held tomorrow for the pur-
pose of organizing a stock company Sun
day games are to be played at Tecumseh
park. The week day games win probably
be played near the line of the Springfield
railway company. Manager Niles has
contracts of fifteen players.
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INCOME DURING 100

INCUME DURING 19Ol.
Membership fees with appnca-
tons, =. ................... 1880. 90
Annual dues and expense as
sessments or premiums. 90,3S1.77
Total paid by members ....... sos, 72l n
FROM all other sources .......... 1876 SO
Total income .sl1O. 2l8 CO
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PROTEST THE DECISION.
Secretary of Metre Dame Board OF
Athletic Control Files objection

NCTRE DAME, Ind, March 12-Tha
secretary of the faculty board Of athletic
controI mas written to DR.. Herman, of
the decision of the referee in st. Louis in
the hurdle race that gave Fred MoIoney
scratch, hrst place over Kirby. The first
h 1giIt was dead heat, and in the second
Moloney. ei'ei 70
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F. F F.

In using medicine to stop pain we
should avoid such as infiict injury on the
Ether, Cocaine and Choral stop pain nv
destroying the sense of perception. the
patient losing the power of feeling. This
is a most destructive practice; it masks
the symptoms, shuts up, and instead Of
removing trouble breaks down the stom-
ach, liver and bowels, and, If continued
for a length Of time, kills the nerves
and produces local or general paralysis.
There is no necessity for using these
uncertain agents when a positive remedy
like RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will
stop the most excruciating pain quicker.
without entailing the least danger. in
either infant or adult.
1t instantly stops the most exeruciating
pains, allays Inflammation and cures con-
gestions, whether of the Lungs, Stomach,
Bowels. or other glands of mucous mem
braneS
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
OF Resolutions Adopted by the Com
mon Council of the City of st.
Paul.

BID + No. 152O9-
Resolved, That the form of contract
submitted by the Corporation Attorney
by and between Daniel L. Bell and the
City of St. Paul, for the furnishing and
delivery Of vitrifed paving brick. be and
the same is hereby in all things APPROX
ed, and the proper city officers are here
same for and on behalf Of the city.
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen
March 4, 1902.
Adopted by the Assembly, March s.
Approyed March & 1912
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Only Two Favorites Win.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 12.-Only two
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Received from mem bers in Min
nesota during the year............S1, 299. 50
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-12

been in search VI the ' ellru,., .4n ,.n.
boat Resta urador.
The German cruiser Vineta ana the
British cruiser RetributiOn left here AT
" O'Clock in the. evening. 1t Is sup.
posed they have on board Venezuela y
answer tn The demand of the foreign
powers which arrived OH II specia,
train from Cnracas at 2 o'clock.
The German charge d'affaires. Herr
Won Pilgrim Baltazzi. and British Min
lster HaggaM and the personnel of the
British legation are still Oh board the
warships.
What is termed an inopportune dem
onstration and the strange method re-
sorted to in the remittance to the Vene.
zuelan foreign minister OF the demands
Of Great Britain and Germany are
/ freely criticised here.