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The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
Baseball, Racing an0 Other Sports
MADDEN POSTS BIG FORFEIT.
Deposits $4,000 to Bind Match
Between Gus Rubin and
Tom Sharkey.

NEW YORK. April 1e.-Al Smith yes
terday received from Billy Madden the
largest forfeit of his career as stake
holder. Madden posted with him $1,000
III cash to bind a match for Gus Rubin
with Tom Sharkey.
Madden says the deposit is to go as
suggested by Sharkey, as a side bet Tor
fight to q finish. Madden, in speaking
of the forfeit. said:
"The $4,000 up with Smith can go as
side bet. and we will agree to fight
for this sum in private. or battle for a
purse in England, America, or anywhere
suitable to Sharkey. Rubin is satisfied
to box Sharkey in England during the
first part of the fistic carnival and will
consent to let the winner meet Bob
Fitzsimmons Rubin will face Kid Nc
Coy il he covers the forfeit before Shar-
key does
When Sharkey was seen, he said:
81 am glad that Ruhlins money is up.
and I wish to say that | will see Al
Smith and cover it at once I mean
business and am ready to box Rubin
or anybody else, but / don't propose to
fight for nothing.
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C0RNELL's FOOTBALL GAMES.
Will Play With Princeton, PennsyI-
vania and the Carlisle
Indians.

ITHACA. n. Y, April 17.-Cornelrs foot
ball schedule was announced yesterday.
Eleven games have been arranged and
only two will be played away from
home one with Princeton and the other
with Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. The
only games of Importance that will be
played in Ithaca is that with the Car
Isle Indians. The schedule is as fol-
lows:
Sept 27-Colgate University at Ithaca.
Oct. Rochester at Ithaca.
Oct. 4-Union at Ithaca.
Oct. S-Hobart at Ithaca.
Oct. 11-Williams at Ithaca.
Oct. 1S-Carlisle at Ithaca.
Oct 25-Oberlin College at Ithaca.
Nov. princeton at Princeton.
Nov. S-Washington and Jefferson at
Ithaca.
Nov. 15-Lafayette at Ithaca
Nov. 22-University of Vermont at
Ithaca.
Nov. 27-Pennsylvania at Philadelphia
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FIGHT FOR MARVIN HART.
MiddIeweight Champion OF the
South to Meet "Kid" Carter
in Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. KY. April 17.-Marvin
Hart, the pniddeweight champion of the
South, and kid" Carter, the rapid fire
Joe Choynski his quietus, were matched
here tonight to meet before the Southern
Athletic club at the Auditorium on May
3. The club failed to match Root with
Jack O. 'Brien and negotiations were open
ed with Carter. Root and Carter had
formerly agreed to fight on the night of
May 5, but both consented to meet on
Manager R. c. Gray says Ryan is a
quitter and is afraid to meet Hart. Man
ager Gray said tonight that he had re-
ceived word from Terry McGovern
through Sam Harris that he would meet
either Yanger or AtteIl here within the
next four weeks. A match will be ar
ranged with one or the other of these
two men. McGovern says he does not
care which one consents to meet him.
These two fights probably will be the
best ever pulled off in Louisville.
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schreiner Back With Team.

CHICAGO, April lex Capt. Frank
Scheiner, of the Northwestern track
team, resumed work yesterday, and ran
the 100-yard dash against Davis. the
freshman sprinter, who has a record OF
10.
Schreiner was injured in football last
fall, and it was feared he would be una
BILE to resume track athletics. The re-
turn Of the eX-captain will give Hollister
a trio of short-distance sprinters who
have good records. Schreiner made the
distance at Champaign last year in 10,
while Slick, of the Purple Bow school,
has a mark Of 10 1-5.
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MINISTER TO DISCUSS
THE NEEDS OF LABOR
Vexed Question of Relations With
Capital Will Be the Subject
of Rev. w. c. Pope.

Notices have been given out that the
vexed question of capital and Labor will
be discussed by Rev. William C. Pope
next Sunday evening at the Episcopal
church, Cedar and Twelfth streets. The
reverend gentleman has extended a gen.
eral invitation to the working people of
St. Paul to be present, which should re-
suit in his having a large audience from
the ranks of union labor.
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WOULD BRING THE REAL ONES.
Society Leader Will Take Four Hun
dred to the Race If MAN.
agement Settles.

LEXINGTON. Ky. April IA Phila-
delphia society lady has written Col Mil
ton Young, general manager of the Ken
lucky Mutual Sweepstakes association,
TO guarantee a society leader there,
whom she names, one-fourth the win
nings of the Kentucky Derby. If the
request is granted she promises to secure
for the association the patronage of the
entire four hundred of the Quaker City.
ms ne, dHiioull sue "dnIS dd4 Is nearly s19VUO.
into details regarding the influence ex-
erted by this particular man of fashion,
but Col. Young will not permit the use
of their names.
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SIR THOMAS REITERATES.
Owner of Shamrock I. VIII Place
Yacht in Commission When Nor
gan Declares Himself.

LONDON, April 17.-Mr. Thomas Lip
ton reiterates that he is prepared -
place the Shamrock l. in commission i'm
mediately after j. P Morgan decides
what he will do with the Columbia. In
an interview Sir Thomas says the British
yacht clubs will provide the rivals for
the Americas cup with a series of races
around the coast. he Columbia and
the Shamrock l. could be towed to Kiel
to take part in the regatta there, and re-
turn to British waters in time for the
Solent races.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
HAMMER STRUCK INSTRUCTOR
Prof. KimmeII, of the Indiana State
Normal School, Is Fatally
Injured.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 17.-Prof.
]. P. Kimmell, physical director at the
Indiana State normal school, has been
head with a sixteen-pound hammer with
which Capt. Beecher, of the track team,
was practicing. The hammer struck
Prof. Kimmell behind the ear, causing
fracture of the skull and concussion Of
the brain.
Prof. Kimmell came to Terre Haute in
1896 as physical instructor of the Y. M.
e. A. and went to the normal two years
ago. His home was in PittSburg.
The state intercollegiate field day meet
is to be held in this city next month
under the auspices of the Normal Ath-
letic association, and Prof. Kimmell was
making an especial effort to prepare a
strong team to represent the school.
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Rrick1ayers Scarce in Duluth.

There was a good attendance at the
Bricklayers union meeting last night.
Trade was said to be good, and union
bricklayers generally had very little diff
ficulty in obtaining employment. John
go to Duluth, where union brickayers
are very much in evidence just now.
Both unions of the Twin Cities have been
requested to send men to that city. The
request of the Label league to affiliate
with that body will be acted upon at the
next Thursday nights meeting. One ap-
plication was read and referred to the
proper committee for investigation. Re-
ceipts, $41; disbursements, $l.5O.
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Walters Have Fine Initiation.

Walters Alliance Local No. 43 held its
semi-monthly meeting yesterday after
noon. with President r. A. Ragney in
the chair The following were initiated:
Harry Mcmahon, Eug. Nelson, Frank
Powers Fred Spiegel, John Bowers. Da-
vid Stahell and Walter Zuke Applica-
tions for membership were received from
Henry Donnelly, D. M. { Holcombe
Archie Wilson, Richard O'Day Walter
Stevens, Lawrence Grtzy Lester Clark, d.
E. Waukivell and E. j. Wennerborn. F.
M. Partridge was elected inspector and
Edward Schoen vice president to ill out
unexpired terms. ]. w. Jacobus, Ed
Schuon and G. l. Gilbert were appointed
as a committee on house cards.
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Freckled Bob Declares He Is
Ready to Meet the
Champion
WILL FIGHT ANY TIME
Australian Is willing to Allow JEFF
fries to Make All the Arrange
ments for the Big
Match.

NEW YORK. April 17.-Bob Fitzsim-
mons sent telegram today to James j.
Jeffries saying he was convinced that the
only state in which a contest could be
held between them in the union, was
California. Fitzsimmons had said that
he would meet Jeffries to box for the
championship, and would leave all ar
rangements to Jeffries, he to be RESPONSE
BILE for all plans.
The telegram in full was as follows:
Il am convinced, after careful inves-
tigation, that the only state in the union
where a glove contest can be held with
out interference on the part of the au-
thorities is in California. OF course
there is Nevada, but it's isolation makes
it out Of the question kentucky has
declared her opposition TO the event, and
South Carolina, through her governor,
with whom / had communication by tele-
graph, expresses determination to oppose
a glove contest with the militia.
BY letter and telegraph, 1 have care
fully investigated the propositions and
offers that have BEEN made, and sifted
each report and bid to its bottom This
| did for the furtherance of mutual in
terests, and to give intelligent considera-
ton to every possible offer.
81 believed the East to be the best pos
sible place to pull off the contest, and on
that basis L worked, but it is clearly
out of the question. Therefore this
brings the issue upon the section you
have always favored, and inasmuch as it
has been intimated in the public press
and openly suggested by various handlers,
trainers and hackers that 1 am seeking
to avoid a meeting with you, l make this
proposition:
81 will meet you anywhere in the state
of California at any hour, on any date
you may select and box you for the cham
pionship of the world, either in a limited
round or a finish contest. / leave it en-
tirely to you to make the best possible
arrangements for all CONCERNED. select
your club, name the hour and place, and
l will be on hand to meet you as per
our previous articles of agreement or
forfeit 81 500
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18

Frank Ledo, a resident Of the county.
Yves in the police court yesterday morn
ing on a charge of assault and battery
preferred by his father Ledo waived
the reading Of the complaint and the
case was set for April 25 The father
claims his sor knocked him against q
hot stove and beat him. There have
been indictments returned against Led1
in previous cases of assault but he has
never been convicted He gave bonds Tor
S1b0
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PLAY AT LEXINGTON SUNDAY.
WiImOt's Miller Team VIII Meet the
Fast Prairie League Amateurs.

Minneapolis fanatics are becoming in
terested in the work Of the Miller team,
and many of them are planning to come
to st. Paul Sunday afternoon, when Will
mot's players line up against the fasl
amateur team travelling under the Prai-
rie Lacquer title.
1t was rumored yesterday that the
game would be called off owing the the
failure of the local management to put
the grounds in condition, but Lexington
Park viii be all ready and the gates will
be open for the Sunday afternoon game.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
Newspaper Men at GoIf.

MILWAUKEE. April 1.-THE Newspa-
per Mems Golf club starts off under the
most auspicious circumstances, with
plenty of incentive for good play. How
ard Morris, an enthusiastic golf player,
and one of the champions of the Milwau-
kee Country club. before leaving for a
trip abroad today announced that he
would present the newspaper men with a
handsome cup to be played for the same
as the Fuller cup in the Country club.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
SAINTS THROUGH TOMORROW
Kelley and His Players Break Camp
at Richmond Saturday Night.
Special to The Globe.

RICHMOND, Ind, April 1.-THE st.
Paul team played a practice game with
the Earlham college this afternoon, and
to l. The Saints are now in excellent
condition, and they toyed with the Earl.
ham players all through the game. Lum-
ley will reach here at o'clock this even
ing, and he will be able to go through
just one practice game with the Saints
for Kelley has ordered tickets for Sat
urday, when the Saints bid good bye to
their training ground, and leave for De
troit, where they play two exhibition
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
Titus Rows Against TIVE.

NBNg YORK. April 17.-C. S. Titus. the
American oarsman who will row at Hem
ley for the diamond sculls, and who is
now training on the Harlem river. has
rowed a trial mile against the watch
Those who had the watch said that they
were amazed at Titus speed. but refused
to give out the figures. 1t was the first
time since he began to train, on March
l. that Titus had extended himself for
anv distance over half a mile.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
LABOR NOTES.

The following unions win meet tonight:
Hack and Cab Drivers, Machinists,
Painters Granite Cutters and Garment
Workers.
The Steamftters union met last night,
when they had three limitations and two
applications for membership. The union
is growing rapidly and every member is
pleased at the future outlook.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
Team Drivers Fix Their Scale.

The Team Drivers union repudiated
the conference made with the team own
ers and fixed the following scale: Two
dollars a day for coal and wood hauling.
$10.50 week for straight time and other
hauling and so week for sprinkling
171k cents an hour for all work done out
side of sprinkling and the same price for
general teaming. Time and a half to be
paid for Sunday work.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
Young Gould Hurts Wrist.

NEW YORK, April I'm a practice
polo match on the Georgian court
Gould, eldest son Of George J. Gould,
was thrown from his pony in a scrim-
mage. The fall stunned him for a time,
but ne sustained no serious injury be-
yOnd sprained wrist
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
stonemasons Give sick BENEFITS.

President Mortice presided at a meet
ing of the Stonemasons' union last night,
at which there were six limitations. The
union is in most prosperous condition,
as all members are working and
pleased with the summers outlook. The
union donated 800 for funeral benefits in
the case of the death of Nick Smith, who
died on the 18th inst. Receipts, $S6.25;
disbursements, $105.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
LUNDGREN MAY TURN PRO
RumOr Has Illinois Star TwirIer
Planning to Join the
Orphan Team.

CHAMP AIGN, April LIT is rumored
that Aundgren, Illinois star twirler, who
defeated the orphans yesterday, will be
seen in Chicago uniform this summer,
And the fact that Selee was closeted
with the coHegian today lends color to
the report. Lundgren graduates this
year, and 1t is not unlikely that he will
enter the ranks of the leaguers.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 17.-Bob
Gray of the Southern Athletic club, is
trying to arrange a match between
Jack O'Brien and Jack Root for Derby
night, May 3. Manager Lou Houseman.
for Root expressed a willingness to
make the match. and negotiations are on
with O'Brien to get his consent. The only
difference is that of weight.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
Big League Opens It's Season
With Large Crowds at
ALI Games
$4,000 OUT IN NEW YORK
Pittsburg, New York, Chicago and
Brooklyn the VictOrs-Mathew-
Starts OFF Brilliantly
at Home.

ST. LOUIS, April 17-Pittsburg won
the opening National League game
against st. Louis at League Park today
by score of 1 to o. The visitors count
came in the sixth on Leachs single, I<ru-
gers miss of OConnor's grounder and
Philippi's out at first. Both pitchers
performed brilliantly, and it was a great
duel throughout Attendance 10000
Score: r. H. r.
St Louis .........OOOOO 10000 Z 3
Pttsburg ,.........O 0 20 1 o 0 o. .
Batteries-St. Louis, Yerkes and Ryan;
Fittsburg, Phillip and O'Connor.
Two-base hits, Donovan, Leach; three
base hit Leach; sacrifice hits, Barclay,
Beaumont; stolen base, Davis; bases on
G, by Phillipi 4 left on bases, st. Louis 5.
Pittsburg l3; time of game, 1:43; umpire,
Cantillon;- base hits, st. Louis Z; Pitts
burg S; errors, St. Louis T. Pittsburg ..
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
West Colts Reorcapized.

The West Publishing company colts
have reorganized for the 1902 season, and
will play their first game at Harrison and
Western avenues Sunday afternoon. Th9
Colts will meet the Gordon, Ferguson &,
Co. team. BaasOn, who twirled last
season FOR the Burkhardt team, and Gre
ated a sensation in amateur circles, will
be in the box for the Colts.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
California in Through Car.

No change Of cars from Twin Cities to
California via The Northwestern Line.
A through tourist sleeper will leave ST.
Minneapolis on Tuesday, April %,
and Saturday, April 26. via The Omaha
Road for Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Round trip only $50. Particulars at 3S2
Robert street, st. Paul, or 322 NlcoIlet
avenue, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
Emperor william offers Prize.

BERLIN. April lin order to encour-
University of Berlin, in the manner this
sport is practiced in American and Eng
llsh colleges, Emperor William will offer
what is known as "the emperor's prize"
for rowing contests between the under
graduates of the university.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
Fat Men Are to Sprint.

CHICAGO, April 17.-Doc Krane and
George Silver, Chicago's two most corpu-
lent athletes, will meet in a quarter,
mile race within two weeks. They will
each bet 81. 900 a side on the result, NJ H.
Goldstein to hold the stakes.
A fortnight ago Krane beat Silver in
fifty-yard sprint, but the latter maintains
ney.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
Young Corbett VIII spar,

DENVER, Col. April 1.-THE police
wiz permit Young Corbett to appear
in a sparring contest in this city Nav
2S.
"Reddy'' Gallagher will give a smoker
at the Coliseum hall on that evening.
and it is said Dave Sullivan will be Cor
belts opponent
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
"WiId BiIr' Hanrnhan Dying.

CHICAGO. April 17-"WiId Bill Hanra-
with pneumonia two days ago, is dying
in the county hospital in this city. 1t
was said this evening by his physicians
that he could not live through the night.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18

Earned runs, University 9; two-base
hits, Werden, Cassaboine, Cameron. Met
calf; threebase hit Carlisle; home run.
Narcoe; passed ball. Byers bases on
balls, off Morrison 2, off Martin 2, off
Brigham 2, off Collet; bases on hit by
struck out, by Brigham g. by Morrison (,
by Chapleski 3, by Collet 2. by Martin
left OF bases University Ii, Minneapo
lis 10; double plays, Cassiboine to Wer-
den, Shea to Metcalf; umpire, Figge-
meier; time. 2:20.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
500 Line Homeseekers, Rates.

Very low one way and round trip rates
to points in the Dakotas, Kootenay, Can
adian Northwest and the PACIFIC coast.
fee, 379 Robert street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
1t Is n Mistake

That a license is required in Wisconsin
for nOn-residents. The trout season Is
now open. Get the 500 Lines new fish
ing folders at the ticket office. 37g Robert
street
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
Donovan Fools Boston.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE opening OF
the season between the Brooklyn and
Boston baseball clubs of the National
league at Washington park this afternoon
was pitchers battle from start to fin
iSh, in which Donovan Out-twirled Willis.
The game was won by the Brooklyn
players with a score of to l. On the
winning team Hildebrands showed up
very strong as a batter, although he only
scored one hit and went out twice on
line flies. Score: r. H. E.
Boston .............0 O1ONOOO0I 8 0
Brooklyn ...........0 0010100 50 3
Batteries-WiIis and Kittredge; Dono.
van and Farrell.
Earned runs, Brooklyn 2; two-base hits.
Dahlen: sacrifice hit, Keeler; first base
on balls, off Donovan 4, off Willis /; hit
by pitched ball, by Willis /; struck out
by Donovan 3, by Willis 8; time, 1870;
umpire, Brown; attendance, 9,O00
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
J. Rein Secures license.

LONDON. April III. Reiff. the Amer
| lean jockey, has been licensed to ride
| in England.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
MlLLERS DROP A GAME
WILMOT'S PLAYERS LOSE TO THE
UNIVERSITY TEAM

Tables on Capt. Werden and His
American Association Ball Toss
ers-AnOther Game at NOrthrOD
Field Saturday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18

The first Derby race was
Fun in 1880, when it was
established by the Earl of
Derby.
The GORDON Derby hat
is the latest event in the
world of headgear, and was
established by GORDON.
Three Dollars.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
Shut Out by NInthewson.

NEW YORK.. April 1.-THE National
League baseball season was opened here
today on the Polo grounds with game
between the New York and Philadelphia
teams, which resulted in a victory fol
the home club by a score of to 0. Pitcher
Mathewson succeeded N shutting out the
visitors and his fielding and pitching
were the eatures Of the game. Twenty
four thousand people passed through the
turnstiles. Score. r. H E.
Philadelphia ......O0 O0OO-O 4 2
New York .........00 90 OF - 2
Batteries--I elk, Voorhees, and jack
htsch: Mathewson and Yeagcr.
First base Oh errors, New York 2, Phil
adelphia 2; two-base nits, Jones, Yeager
and Barry; sacrifice hits Mathewson 9.
Childs; left on bases, New York T. Phila-
delphia 9; stolen bases, Dunn, Jones 3,
Lauder; double plays, Dunn to Doyle.
1Iulswitt to Douglass; first base on balls,
eff MathewSon 4, off Felix 3: hit by pitch
ed ball. by Voorhees, /; struck out, by
Mathewson 6. by Felix 1, by VOORHEES, 1;
time, 1855; umpire, O'Day.
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Chicago an Easy victor.

CINCINNATI, April 1.-THE Cincin-
natis lost the opening game here today
mainly through the inability to land on
Taylor. Chicago landed on Sworm-
stedt rather lively. Over 10000 people
were present, the largest crowd that has
witnessed a ball game in this city in
years. Score: r. H E.
Cincinnati ........1OOOOOOO0 O0-1 I 3
Chicago ............0 1 0 2 002 0 1-6 IL 2
Batteries-Swormstedt and Bergen;
Taylor and Chance.
Earned runs, Chicago 4: two-base hits.
Beckley, Beck, Lowe, Tinker, Taylor;
three base hits, Miller, Taylor; stolen
base, O'HaGan double plays, Tinker
to Lowe to OHagen Dobbs TO Steinfeld;
first base on balls, by Taylor 2, SWORN
stedt 4; struck out by Taylor 2. Sworn
stedt .: time. 1:5O; umpire, Emslie.
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English Commons Suspends o DonnsBl
Lenasn, Oct 1-.-During IN exc1t
ing scene In the house OF common
yesterday Premier Balfour meweG Ghn
suspension OF John ODonneil ard
the latter crossed the door. stDOd M
front OF Mr.. BaRour, shouted a.
hance and shook his inst in the PR
mier's face Mr.. O'DonnelI was sw
pended By q vote q al % IL
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BALLOT ON CONS CITU CIONAL
AMENDMENTS.
(1) Secretary of State Amend
ment.
Amending sections 2, 3, 4 and II
of article 7.
For Ratification.
For Rejection.
(2) State Officers Salary
Amendment.
Amending section, 10 of Article 7.
For Ratification.
For Rejection.
(3)Judi ,ial Amendment.
Amending sections and rs of
Article s.
For Ratification.
For Rejection.
(4) Irreducible School Fund
Amendment.
Amending section q of Article II.
For Ratification.
For Rejection.
Sd Registration Amendment.
Amending section II of Article 4.
For Ratification.
For Rejection.
Each Amendment to be voted on
separately.
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