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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-17
STIRRING SCENES
At FOOTBALL GAME.
Dispute Over Decision Causes Mix.
Up Between Jefferson Club .
and c. b. {. Teams.

With the score tied in the second half Of
a fast associatior/eame between the Ief-
ferson CLUB and {. B. G elevens at Ath-
letic Park yesterday afternoon the contes;
came to an abrupt termination on account
Of over Il goal which the c. b. e.
team claimed. but which was decided
against them by the officials. In the mix-up
which followed between members of the
two teams. Johnny Comerford forward for
the Jefferson Club. was roughly handled
and sustained a broken nose.
While both teams were playing hard in
the second half. Phil Kavanaugh. forward
on the e. II. {. team. attempted to shoot
a goal which caught by Tully. goal
keeper for the Jeffersons Kavanaugh in
stantly charged Tuily and as the latter
threw the ball out, carried him behind the
goal line. kavanauEh claimed that the shot
was goal. but the point was refused by
the goal linesman.
kavanaueh instantly started for the lat
ter official and had just landed once with
his right when several of the jefferson
Club team came TO his rescue. Comerford
was among the number and received a
blow which knocked hitfi down. A genera
melee resulted between members Of both
prodlsfes of valor and in which Comerford
was ,ssipfd on And had: his nose broken
foiGe ihterterence ana the Spectators
,t'"uiilE oH iHt ileiu stopped In Its lnCip-
iency what promised TO be Il free for-all
battle royal and the tumult Cuietei as
quickly az il arose. Considerable feeling
was manifested by members of both teams
however and the elevens were withdrawn
from the field
tavanaugh. who was largely instrumental
IN starting the trouble. apoIosized for his
hastiness afterward and stated that he had
landed on Comerford by mistake. He could
see several green-shirted players rushing
at hiIn, he said, and sent his right to the
nearest ones face without knowing who it
was.
On account of the slippery nature of the
ground, the game came near being post
poned early IN the afternoon. The field
was in miserab Bile condition and the Jeffer-
son Club was short four Of its regular play
ers, Daily an6 Kane being sick. while Kie
ley and McDonough withdrew, believing
that the game would not be played. Four
men from the Sodality teams We're substi-
tuted. however, ana the Contest proceeded
The jefferson Club team held its own
well with its substitute players and the
goal. scored against 1t was made accidental
ly by the teams own players. Tully had
Just thrown out the ball after it nearei
the goal. only TO have it strike Paddy
Lynch and bound back between the posts
A few minutes later Johnny Comerford sent
the ball up the field and scored Il goal for
the Jeffersons.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-17
NEGRO OUTLAWS FIGHT CROWD.
Kill One Man. Wound Three and
Then Escape.

Sumterviile. Fla. Feb. l6.-Henry Wilson
and julius Goodwin. notorious negro out
laws. made savage attack on Deputy
Sheriff Charles Lane to-day as he was lead
ing them into their cells The officer was
seriously wounded.
The men then ran through th. jailers
residence, ana attacked Mrs. Lane. who
was rushing to the assistance of the officer
with Winchester rifle and a repeating
gun in her hands. The wonans screams
attracted great crowd and the negroes,
barricadinE themselves behind their vic
tim began using their weapons on all who
entered the house.
George Stafford and Willie Porter. white
men. were wounded. Then the negroes
rushed upstairs and barricaded themselves.
Lee Graham. one of the prominent young
men of the town. with gun in hand, at
tempted 20 reach the second floor and was
shot deaG. In the excitement following the
murder the men escaped.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-17
$ met VIII EtIltTdI UUVTONHl.
LAMBERT WOY MEDAL.
Secured Trophy by Lot After Five Men
Hnd Tied In Preliminary.

After tying in the preliminary contest and
killing eight birds each in the shoot-off for
the medal at Dupont Park, John Bowman
Lambert, ONeiil. Doctor Spencer and John
Cabanne decided to draw lots for the
trophy. Lambert securing the prize. Twenty
entered the preliminary contest ana a good
race resulted.
In 4 target sweepstakes at fifteen singles
and five pair. Harold Money made the good
score of twenty-five straight. with repeat
ing shotgun which he used for the first
time. Frank Orvis was second with total
of twenty-four. Attendance rood at
the park throughout the afternoon. Had the
shooting was fast The score in ihe pre-
liminary for the Dupont medal follows:
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tournament before he had hardly begun
his schedule the tournament was shortened
H. several games. of the seven men WI"
stayed in. all have proved themselves III
only unpleasant feature of the affair WIS
tn. tilt between Doctor Mial and MIR NOTES
last week. Doctor Mial is not popular win
th, other PLAYERS and sGme have gone so
far as to declare that they will not play
with him again.
Following is the standing of the players
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Crescent city Selections.

REPI BLtt SPECIAL.
New orleans La. Feb. ls--Selections at Cres-
cent CITY:
First Race-Miss Soak. Tragedy Lillian Reed.
Second Race-NavaCsta, Merry Sister, Musical
Slipper.
Third Race-Mr. Rese. DaSman. Bristol.
Fourth Race-rom Kingsley, Carl Kahler.
Scarlet Lilly.
Fifth Race-IinGen Ella Denrains. Ell Ghor
Sixth Rac~-Owenshoro. McWiliiams Choice.
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Lexington Sale of Trottinr Hor,.,.

FT.II I1.,In 81 ~. - -
ruary sale ~ .trotting- stock by W9oda rd aud
Shankni viii hegln here to-nior7ow' at noon
Five hunfred head Will he soffereds tfnr1t such
breeding Embellishments Flmhnrst Walnut
Hall. The Brook Bosuue. Ronita and GIer
Like, Susie J.. Country Jay. Neva Simmons and
other fast 10 he dissosed or.
Among the prospective buyers s NJ
Klofy Ncy York: !. w Moere. Atlanta Ga :
]. T. Psncoast. Perry. Ok: }. y. Creighton.
Denver Colo; Senator ]. w Bailey Gaines
Rennctt. Weston. W Va, \: II. Miller.
Phiadalrhip W. VI. Golfer and w A. Megib-
hon New York; ! ]. Barber and George r.
Wooden Toledo o,
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Formerly Narcissus.
Oakland Selections.

san francisco. cal Feb. ls.-on oakland:
F'tst Rac--Sir Dougal Gusto. Botany.
:, cond RacS-Eii,stUn. Maud Miller. i.ilt Mar
garet
Third Race-Sharp Bird. Quiz II, Wyoming:
Fourth Race-Nilgar, Colonel Ballentyne; Cr
chin.
Fifth Race-Bernato CRATER. Dunhlane.
Sixth Race-ParsifaI Educate, Eidred.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-17
GENERAL prGrLrsTIc GOSSIP.
McGovcrn- sullivan Go. Scheduled for
NcNt SatnrGnx. CenIcr of Intercst.

Terry McGovern and Dave sullivan will
come together in Louisville next Saturday
evening in bout which is now the center
of pugilistic interest all over the country.
Terry's; defeat on Thanksgiving Day and
reports of Su!livdn's ConditiUl, combined
with accounts of the operation on. McGov-
ems nose. have all conSpred TO iend an
open aspect 10 the tight which 1t would not
have under other conditions
II is now stated that the reports spread
atout the condition of McGovern's nose
couple of weeks ago were purpo$eiy eAas
gerated. the object, of course. being 10 al
fect Sullivan's style OF hghting and II pos
sihIe, the betting. When Young Corbett
was here. however. just few weeks ago.
he gave ar account of his interview with
Terry in a New York hospital a couple OF
face was then so badly swollen that II had
to be kept bandaged constantly.
This being the case, It Is propaoie thlt
the operation really did affect McCiovern
considerably. Accounts of his training at
Cincinnati state that he is still very care
fu! of the member. although ne receives
moderate punches there in his boxing
bouts His nose shows no signs Of the op-
Grafton now and McGovern claims it is II.
as good condition as it ever was.
Sullivan will doubtless have many fol-
lovers next Saturday however although
some eye doUbtfully the description of his
routine followed at the training quarters
an occasional cigar and does not believe
that It hCrts him to take an occasional
chew of tobacco. neither of which habits
are considered conducive to training. He
is said to appear in perfect condition. how
ever, in spite of his ideas on the tobacco
question. -
Hughey McGover1f. Terrys brother, got
the decision over Dusty. Miller in SIX
round bantam go at Chicago last Friday
evening. and Terry Is said to be well
pleased with the showing of the youugster.
Hughey is now matched to fight Ching
Fon. the Chinese boxer. before the Blue
Grass Athletic Club of Covington next
Wednesday evening.
Accounts of the McGovern-Miller go of
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-17
OFFICE MEMS CLUB LEAGUE.
south Sides Lead League. One Game
In Advance of DcImnrs.

The struggle for honofs In the Office Mems
Club Bowling League has resulted in several ties.
The South Sides show in front. only one game
ahead of The DelnIars. The Rough Riders have
Improved a little and are now tied to show
with the Centurys. The Beaumonts and Mis-.
souris are even terms for fifth place. and
two notches further down the Cyclers and I'm
perials are running even race. The standing:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-17
HAIGHT ELECTED CAPTAIN.
Will Lead the ShurtIeH College Foot
hill EIeYen Next ScasOn.

Louis A Haight of Alton has been select
ed as captain Of the Shurtlen college foot
ball team by the Shurtleff Athletic Asso-
citation Captain Haight is the son of Su-
perintendent r. A. Haight of the Alton
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-17
IniaUc Tournament to he tnHuEu'
rntcG at Cahannc Club.

Jesse Leon, who has charge OF the billiard
rooms of the cabanne Club. has created a
boom in pool and announces that he has on
tap a bottle pool tournament. which variety
of the game is all the craze at the Cabanne
Club Just now. ~ order to make the con-
barred. and those who have entered will be
Thu ee games will constitute a nights play,
the winner meeting other winners until
the contest narrows down to two men. The
following are entered. NJ. T. COrWin, Vic
tor Desnoyers, Adam Weist. Jr.. c. C.
Sprayue A Weber, H. Bernet. T. c. Dick
mite ". Bremser. W. Il. Hanson. George
Barnett. Stanley Maxwell. L. Sanders. NJ.
a Cohn and r. Baldwin. The tournament
will be inaugurated Wednesday night with
Corwin and Baldwin as the contestants.
Mr. Leon in arranging handicap tourna-
nlents has developed a proper spirit and has
created an interest in the sreen-ta hle games
that is bringing out much good talent.
Among the entries in the handicap con-
tinuous pool tournament now at the
Cabanne Club there are several players who
could make some Of the so-called experts"
hustle to hold their own. The present
tournament is divided into three classes,
players of each class competing among
themselves. the winner qualifying to COM
pete in the finals. Allan Ramsay has al
ready qualified By winning three straight
games. Play will be resumed Tonight with
game between Boehmer and Smith Fol
lowing Is the tournament standing up TO
date:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-17

! Much local interest attaches to the Day
Mack contest for the three-cushion billiard
championship of the State. Though Mack
| Is sixteen points behind on the two nights
| play of last week. he still has plenty OF
| hackers who will take even money on his
chances. ,ha sixteen en- points is a good lead in
| he can overcome 1t, and he certainly has
a good chance as the two remaining sec
ton tons OF the match wifi be played on a ta-
Bile with which he is more familiar than
Day. In both the previous games Mack
led more frequently than Day and neither
had much of an advantage until Day clicked
off his cleve. run Of eight. Mack believes
that Day cannot repeat the performa nee
and in the remaining 100 points, he hopes
ahead The match is "a pretty one as
both men are excellent. safety players
and steady; Day is. perhaps: the better
Mack seems to have = shade the best of
il. A brisk. though accurate. stroke, which
Mack developed in his days as a pool cham
night the men will meet in the third block
of fifty points at Hauser's. Eighth and
Olive streets. Ths concluding section of the
match will be played Tomorrow night at
the same place. AS yet there are no pros
pective chslengers for the winner Judge
Noland or Frank Benson may be induced to
take whirl at him.
George Schaefer announces that the an.
nual Glass three-cushion tournament will
he inausuratcd at the Grand Wednesday
night. The field is good one and the
IL
winner VIII pe s'Nle" .iI.ii'e" t!Ii. ,, a.
ION champion OF ihe state. Cosu! h mth
mond emblem VIII 20 10 ,ne MN winner, Mmo ,Ile,
VIII defend tne enpieIh "nu ttis s as"aI's'
the winner of loloWihs 'iass n tourha-
monts.
As generally predicted. Wilson II. Sigour-
ney. the Facifc Coast amateur haiK- me
champion. Is one OF the contenuers IN tne
final game OF the Ciass "A tournaineXt 1i
the Amateur Athletic Union at New York.
Sgourney Is now tied with Charles ;; Nor
ris the former Chicago PLAYER: who Is
champion of the knickerbocker cup.
where the tournament is being held Both
have won five games and lost one the
tie will be played off tonight in the final
game of the tournament. The winner will
DIay Wilson p Foss of Haverstraw, n. v,
for the amateur champions ship of the United
States
Tho game Tonight should he a close one,
and The result is hard to predict Sigourney
was defeated bv Doctor Mial early in the
Tournament. SiGourney defeated Norris last
Wadnesdav hy the score of 100 10 345 hut
,,o niybts Jatsr Norris defeated Doctor
Mia, the only man to win from Signurney,
ti. ~. sCors. of IN1 Ia 3u All of which goes
ny ny shS,y siS thot the result can hardly be fig
"1ed an form
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-17

BenumOnts :. Lc:f.1wcus !.
Their rombina ti"u OF cock-r!ns and hhnG.caI's
proved too heavy a load t.'r ire Leffing"rl's 70
carry in their match with tie Beaum1nts SatI =
day night and they succeeded in capturing only
the middle game. I'm, score:
- 4
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-17

George Schaefer announces that the an
nual Glass A three-cushion tournament will
he nausuratcd at the Grand Wednesday
night The field is good one and the
winner will be styled amateur three-Cush-
ion champion of the State. costly dia-
mond emblem will go to the winner. who
will defend the emblem and title against
the winner of following Class y tourna-
monts.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-17
BILLIARDS AND POOL.

Totals Cam. 20 lra ;25 2ss 2ss 80 2s7 1853
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-17

For long time after the McCoy-Stift
night Mr.: Haughton was familiar figure
on the Rialto, often In company with
Swell Proposition in Peaches. who. II was
said, had All Sorts and only waited the
word from the Best and Only to attach her
breast strap TO the same yoke. But they
split. Mr.. Haughton went to New York
took dive into the Turkish baths at the
Murray Hill Hotel and left deep dent in
the tile bottom OF the plunge with his
block. The firm which put the tiling in put
its name on the bottom in raised brass let
tering. Mr.. Haughton hit the brass and the
name is carved in his head to-day This
sent Mr.. Haughton home. For time he
withdrew from the boulevard and the cafes
that knew him once knew him no more.
He sulked grew morose and neglectful.
They all go to the bad that way when they
get It good.
For q long time Chiide Herold Haughton
did not care whether the School Board met
or not. He drew around him circle of
stanch IL humble. retainers, buried himself
in his castle. which was his club. with
drew from commerce. with men and attri-
tion with affairs; became an anchorite and
Aseculated much upon the utter futility Of
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-17
To-Day.s Oakland Entries.

San Francisco. Cal. Feb. 1s.-oakland entries
for Monday:
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15
COMMITTEE AT ALsUoUERoUE

The senate committee On territories headed by Senator Beveridge of indi- ana, are spending the week at Albu- querque and from the tone of the press dispatches, it is evident thar the senate committee is not out for 2 frolic. The committee spent two days at Santa Fe, the capital of New Mex ico, where the time was spent in gathering statistics and listening to arguments and testimony. No less than twenty witnesses per day have been examined in New Mexico ard a sorps- of expert stenograpaers and typewriters are travelling with the party. The visit of the senate com mittee is certainly not pleasure jaunt. They are getting at facts and all efforts of 'ocal citizens in New Mexico to induce the senators to at- tend banquets and entertainments provided in their favor, have met
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Theon M. Shearer, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed executor of the estate of Theon M., Shearer, deceased, to the creditors having claims against the said de- ceased, to exhibit them, with the neces- sary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said executor at the office of J. M. O'Connell, Bisbee, Arizona, the same being the place for the transac- ton of business of said estate, in said county of Cochise.
 :. EZRA O. LONGFELLOW, =. Executor sf the Estate of Theon M. Shearer, deceased.
 Dated this 17rh day of October, 1902.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15

The Coconino Sun says: ''Dr. Geo. B. Pratt. the optician. will visit Flag staff next week. The doctor has many patrons here. Df. Pratt is straightforward in his practice and reasonable in his prices, and besides he thoroughly understands the prac- tice of his profession. Consequently his visits to Flagstaff gre always wei comed by his hundreds of patrons" :" At Copper Queen hotel Friday, Sa;r- day and Monday, November IA. 15 and IT. 11-15-3t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15

Who will Ec president of the legis- lative council? There are several members of that body who would make good presiding officers. Hon. B. A Packard would be entitled to the position if he wants it, because of his long past service and experience in that body. In case Mir. Packard does not want the arduous position then we would say that Hon. H. F. Ashurst of Coconino is the man for the posi- tion.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15
MINERAL PRODUCTION IN 1901

The following statistics are gath cred from the Mineral Resources If the United States, now in press, 10 be published by the United States Geo. logical Survey:
 In 1901, for the second time the total value of our mineral production e. ceeded the enormous sum of s1 1,00G. 000,000, the exact figures being s. OS6,529,52l, as compared with s1 ,O63,- 620,54S in 1900, and with S972,152 ,29S in 1899, a gain of 1901 over 1900 cf $22 2,90S,973, or 2.15 per cent and a gain of 1901 over 1899 of s114,377, ,313 CT l1.77 per cent.
 As heretofore, iron and coal are the most important ot our mineral urcGs ucts. The value of iron in 1901 was s242, 900. as compared with s259,- 944 ,000 in 1900, and the value of coal was s3iS,910,469, as compared with s306 .671 ,364 in 1900.
 All of the important metals decreas- ed in both output and va'ue, with the exception of the production of pig portant metals the most remarkable increase both in quantity and valIs was made in platinum; 1,40S ounces valued at S27. .526. as compared with 400 ounces valued at S2,500 in 1900 a gain of 1.001 per cent in value. The fuels increased from S406, ,359, ,351 in 1900 to SAP. .395, ,304 in 1901. gain Of SS6.035. .S53, or S.87 per cent. Ev- cry variety Of fuel increased in value except petroleum. which showed an increase in quantity of 5,76S,665 bar rels, but decline of s9,571,97S, due largely 10 the less valuable character of the increased product of the new petroleum feds as compared with the older fields. Anthracite coal in- crease 921.207 long tons in output and s26,746,1 ,169 in value. The aver age price of anthracite coal per ton at the mine was s2.05, the highest figure obtained since 1888, as compar- ed with s1S5 in 1900 and s1S0 in 1899; and the average price per ton for bituEinous coal at the mine was s1.05, about one cent more per ton than in 1900
 The gain of s22,90s,973 is due sn- tirely to the increase in the non-metal- lie products, since the metallic proI. ucts showed a decline from $550 ,425.- 2s6 in 1900 to $51s,2es,37 in 1901, loss of s32,156 ,S09, whereas the non metallic products increased from s512,195,262 in 1900 to s5s7 ,261 III in 1901, gain of $55, 5,0e5, ,Ss2 To these products should be added estimated unspecifed products, including t5e rare minerals, TthiuIn, tungsten, van adium, uranium, etc, bismu-h and crystalline quartz. valued at $1,000,- GOO, making the total mineral prodIc tion for 1901, $1,086 ,529, ,521.
 For the first time since 1885 the production of bismuth in the Uni.ei States is noted in this report. The manufacture of arsenious oxide vas taken up for the first time in the United States in 1901, by the Puge: Sound Reduction company at Sea..le Washington, when an output of 90 short tons was placed on the market For the first time also, in 1901, the production of rutile on a large sSale was realized by the American Rutiie company from the deposits in Nelson county, Va, whose output amounted to about 10000 pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15

Few towns in the southwest have made 8 more rapid or substantial growth than Douglas, our siste: on the border Two years ago it had no existence. At the recent e'Ection # boiled 435 votes. Of course Douglas has many residents who were not en- titled to vote, probably as many as there were who voted. The population of Douglas at the present time would not fall below three thousand.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15
with 3 fiat refusal.

With nat reiusaL
 On Wednesday of this week, Hon
 Mark Smith at Tucson received tel, egram from Senator Beyeridge re- questing that all plans for the recep- ton and entertainment of the com mittee be dispensed with, as the com mittee would be so busy during their short stay that they would have no time for pleasure.
 With this previous announcement from the committee. the elaborate preparations for the proper entertain ment of our distinguished visito.s have been discontinued and the ar chives Of the territorial cpitol build ing are being searched for data to be at the disposal of the committee upon their arrival. Certainly the senate committee are coming earnest in their work. If they come with their minds free and unprejudiced. AriZonans need have no fear of the result. The people of this territory have demon strated their fitness for statehood in numerous ways. Loyaty to our coun- try and high standard of American citizenship cannot be attacked. There are no strange classes of people in Arizona. They have come from the old states of the east, bearing the hardships of the frontier and blazing the trails for the present generation. In population and taxable wealth Ari- zona today possesses more than many of the oldest states of the un- ion al the time of their admission. There is no plausible excuse for de nying us at this time that which is ours.
 Within thirty days the statehood bill will have passed or met defeat. The party responsible for it's defeat must accept the consequences.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15

It is reported that a company witb capital of s5O,000,000 will expio {. the copper country of Alaska. F. Augustus Heinze is said to be beh.nd the syndicate, which is party English and partly American.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15

Everybody will anxiousiy await the message of the President next month to see just what he has to recommend for the trust evil about which he has talked so much.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15

FOR SALE-Household furniture, bedroom suit, cook stove, lounge, chairs. etc. Will be sold cheap. Leav- ing the city 56 Quality hill. Mrs. T. A. Arthur. ll-l4-4t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15

The Chicago Painless Dentists have changed quarters from the Johnson black to the suite formerly occupied by Dr. Slaton, and are better prepar- ed than ever to do all kinds of dental work 11-l4-t1