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SPORTS
Continued from Page Al

sixteenth. MacGyIe. well pIg~-- -
third. t''t 20, was
The last event was good t....
race Joe Frey and The gir.- ing Jung
about equal favorites for q fi--. were
Frey had the call at post time ana Joe
easily from The Giver. who --. Won
on en- the first turn. Jockey o. elt
Mr.. Featherstone and Julius Rsus r.- .-.-.-
leave for Kentucky tonieht. ''' VIII
Results
lISf race. Futurity course. sar.--
Parlzade won. MaIaspina second ,-
tana Peerless third. Time-r.rg -'---
Second race, four furlC7rs -,.-
Bel Reed Won. HOnit0r ss-
George West third. Time-.Ea.
Third race, mile and an efrH-f sd,
ing-F'rank Woods won. Na-f7si -.-
oud, Fridolin third. Time-I.5fI. s'''
Fourth race. four miles. TLo--..
stakes, purse ,O00-Siddons. 100 lTs..l
SOM, even. won; Lizella, III u-T-1
nor, Is to 10. second; Bangor. lis mn
ner), 5 to /, third. Time
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth ,-
burn handicap. puTse-HOm- stead ,--
The F'retter second, MacGyra t.-5
Time-1:4S&.
Sixth race. six furlougs. rrrza-
Frey won, The GiVer second. gasr G-
monde third. Time-l.I4al
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QUEEN APPEALS TO SAGASTA.
After She Has Exhausted All Her
Other Resources.

Madrid, March 15.-It now develops that
the queen regent only called upon Senior
Sagasta to reconstruct the ministry after
she found it impossible to induce the va
rious sectional leaders TO attempt the
formation of a coalition cabinet
The pope has appealed to her majesty
not to permit the recent decree. obliEins
religious congregations 10 comply with
the law of associations, to be put in
force The decree becomes operative
March q. so the new cabinet viii be early
confronted with . question admitted 10
be extremely difficult - settle
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ARCHDEAC0R AT THEATRE;
ACTORS AT HIS CHURCH

London. March 15.-The archdeacon Of
London. the venerable William II Sin
clair attended a performance Of 'Ari-
iona" this week az the Adelphi theatre,
and was so pleased with the play that he
sent the members OF the company tickets
for the services at St PaUrs cathedral.
and an invitation 10 take tea at the chap
ter house afterward. Several of the play
ers accepted the invitation and greatly
enjoyed taking tea with the archdeacOn.
Sarah Bernhardt. NJ. Coquelin Sign5ra
Duse. Jane Hading and Nine. Rejane are
all expected to appear in London this
simmer
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TEACHERS TRANSPORT
SPOKEN BY MIDLOTHIAN

Galveston. Tex. March 15.-The Brit
ish steamer Midlothian Castle, which
arrived this afternoon from Antwerp,
reports that she spoke the United States
transport Mcclellan March in lati-
ture 34.10 north, longitude 1920 west.
bound east. The transport wished to
be reported all well. The Mcclellan
sailed from New York Feb. % for Ma
Mia She has now been out twenty
days and the report of her arrival at
Gibraltar is expected. On board Of her
are zoe school teachers. most Of whom
came from the middle states and the
south and west.
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HOUSE CLEARS CALENDAR
OF PRIVATE PENSIONS

Washington, March 15.-The house de-
voted today to private pension bills. pass
ing 229 bills and clearing the calendar
This is the largest number of pension bile
ever passed by the house at one session
Earlier in the day a resolution was
adopted calling upon the war department
fOr information concerning the govern.
ment transport service between San
Francisco and the PhiiiBDines
Late in the daY Mr.. Miner of Wisconsin
rising to a question of personal privilege
denounced a published statement regard
ing the speaker and himself as false
Sneaker Henderson also stated that there
was not a shadow of truth in the article
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Shot His Own Father,

Astoria, Ore. March 15.-Gabriel Jar
Vi, aged 80 years, was shot and almost
instantly killed by his son. Matson. this
mOraipg The son gave himself up and
is row confined in jail. The elder
JaTvi was a confirmed drunkard and
this morning when he went home he
was intoxicated and made an effort TO
kick in the door MatsOn Jarvi. after
securing his revolver, proceeded down
stairs to investigate. Opening the
front door he saw his father standing
on the porch. Without saying a word
to the father. the son fred, the ball
taking effect in the left eye and peue-
trating the brain.
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LONDON CLUB IL
AMERICANS IN ENGLAND

London. March 15.-The report that
Americans will shortly have q London
club. equal in exclusiveness and promi-
United States. is confirmed. An influen-
tial AnglO-AmeTican committee was
formed this week FOR the purpose of ar
ranging all the details and getting the
organization ready prior to the corona
tion of King Edward. Among the com
mitteemen are Lords KintOre, Suffiel5
Craven and Marcus Beresford, Major
General Sir Reginald Pole-CareW
Anthony DreXel and Reginald D. Ward.
other prominent men. both British and
American. are expected to join the or
ganizing body in the near future.
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PRINTERS ASK FOR THE
FORMER POSTAL RATES

Washington. March Representa-
ives Of printing crafts called on the
president today and handed him a me-
mortal that the ruling of the postOffice
department barring from the mails Ger
tain publications issued semi-annually
and quarterly. Be set aside. Those COM
posing the committee were: Joseph c.
Little j. G. Oswald and William Green.
an or New YORK They stated that
they represented 1000 firms. employing
100000, and that the ruling was a great
hardship.
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Portland Primaries Exciting

Portland, Ore. March 15.-The closing
OF the polls ct 6 o'clock this evening
marked the end Of the fiercest primary
election campaign in the history Of ore
gon. The result was the election Of about
ninety-five important delegates to the
Republican county convention out OF
total of 162. While the election of today
was primary. it has bearing upon the
election of a United States senator by
the next session Of the Oregon legisla-
ture The fight was made by the regular
Republicans. headed by United States
senator Joseph Simon, and the opposition
was that faction Of the Republican party
opposed to Mr.. Simon The opponents OF
Mr. Simon will control the Republican
county convention.
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San Juan. p. r.. March To- N- 7-5r
tor ana proprietor of the San -,s7y
News. II. II. Bird. was ae4uL--s- fs
in the Arecibo district court " ssa
charge Of criminally libeln8 l-e mo-
Juan district court. The 9-ls,r-
asked for two months. imprIslLl-----
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Fnnr cohans, Law Suit.

chicago March 15.-A petition las
been filed IN the circuit court by Ga1F9e
AI. Cohal. Henry J. Cohan, Iiele1 +.
Cohan and Josephine Conan, theatrical
performers. known TO the public as
'rTsa Four Cohans. asking for the a2-
pointnent Of a receiver for the snow
ziven By them and known as The
Governors SON and an accounting
under the direction q Che court De-
tween them and the legal representa-
tives Of the late Louis c Behman. for
merly manager OF the show. judge
Goodwin appointed John a. Brown, az
arfnrna1
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SHEET
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Regulation
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SIMPSONS PRIZE CASE.
Supreme Court Is to Pass Upon the
Question of Award.

Washington. March 15.-Tbe transcript
Of the case of the United States against
Admiral Sampson and others. which has
been appealed from the decision of the
supreme court of the District of Columbia.
was filed in the United States supreme
court TO-DAY The case involves the Quas-
ton as to whether prize money should
be awarded to Admiral Sampson and the
officers and men of the North Atlantic
SQUADRON on account of the vessels AMI
supplies captured in the battle of san
fiagO July g 1895
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Twn I.ireIu RunawaEs.

West TsmUle street was the scene
lively runaway yesterday -.'..
which two farm horses and f
the same character were .I. 1.'. --
formers. The animals. becoming n
ened. ran from South Tempt.
Third South. dashinE between -4-.
past rigs at destruCtiu1-tHi.a .....-- Z.
Hut no damage wa= done bail
taChed 40 a delivery wagon u. toe ,-.-
To~nia prar1-ra c0muquy -aG a1a-
First South and smashed "t ...
but no one was injured
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UNIQUE SILVER MEDALS.
Employees of Wells, Fargo & Co. PIs
pare For the Semi-CentenuiaL

The Salt Lake employees of Wells. Fals
e. Co. are sharing with their fellows I
the express and banking fi-
throughout the country iu trr fe-i..
rions over the celebration of tle iill.
anniversary next Tuesday Of ihf
pany's organization. Every eIAl-l
who has been In the company s'T.i.
year OF more is the proud re=~S.- 7.
souvenir medal so unique ODD .Haia
as to make &c precious. - .-
The medals are IN silver -ETl-i.-
bas-reIief the frontier scenes 'I i--.
century ago and the present day NJ
Of transportation. The medals ar
token of the appreciation of the l--i M
fidelity Of the recipients To- OBJ" t'tiia.'
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Death of J. c. ToIman.

Ashland. Ore, March 15.-James
Clark ToIman. one Of the wildly known
pioneers of Oregon. who was promi-
nenr in the affairs of the state and
county for fifty years, died at his home
in Ashland today. in the 90th year Of
his age. General Tolman served two
years as surveyor general of oregon,
being appointed first by President
Hayes. In 1874 he was the Republican
candidate for governor Of the state.
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Oppose the New Measure.

Denver. March 15.-The house of rep
resentatives today adopted a resolution
ordering printed for dissemination in
the east 1000 copies Of Old Soldiers
Bryan League resolutions, memorial
izing congress to defeat the PROPOSE
ton to make silver redeemable in gold
and increase the powers of the national
banks.
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Order Of EagIes Instituted.
Especial 10 The HeraldD

toptSidi ~ A4iS AAt4 alu-J
Glenwood Springs Colo. March 10
The GlenwOod aerie of the FraternaI
Order Of Eagles was instituted tonight
with sixty charter members Grand
Worthy President Charles VI. Graf
presided. Large delegations from the
Aspen and Leadvilie aeries were pres
ent. The visitors will remain over
Sunday and tomorrow will have a
swim in the big pool as the guests Of
the new aerie
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Strike Declared OF.

Butte. Mont, March ia special to
the Miner from Missoula says the
strike Of the railway tTainmen and
sWitchmen Of the Rocky mountain d.
vision Of the Northern Pacific railroad
was declared off this afternoon after
a conference had been held between
the strikers committee and Assistant
superintendent Law, who represented
the general superintendent.
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Prisoners Get Indeterminate Sentence
.c..a.l-I = IL Ill

Glenwood Springs, Colo, March 10
James Livere and Frank Mitchell. the
two members Of the gang OF burglars
recently. rounded up in this town. were
today sentenced to the penitentary.
LiveTe received from five 20 ten years
at hard labor and MitchelTs sentence
was for the same period, with the la
Dor provision left TO the discretion Of
the prison warden.
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Powder MiIl Blown I'm.

Kansas Cibs. March IA special 90
the Star from Columbus Kan. says. Two
mills of the Latin & Rand powder works
four miles north OF this city. exploded az
noon TODAY. Walter Reid a workman.
was killed and several others injured.
MANY thousand dollars worth of property
was destroyed. The explosion was plainly
felt thirty miles away.
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SINGERS At GOLDEN GATE.
Tabernacle Choir Arrives IN San
Francisco a Little Late.
Special to The HeraldD

san Francisco. March 1.-THE taber-
nacle choir and tourists arrived this
evening, all well, four and a half hours
behind schedule time. The trip was
run with only one slight accident
caused by the gasoline stove used to
heat tea and coffee for the company.
No damage was done
Mr.. and Mrs. P. 7. KOfard and Mr.
and Mrs. Shepard both made this their
honeymoon trip.
The train was delayed al the Gold
Run on account Of a wreck further
down the line. After an hour and a
half's delay the train proceeded TO san
Francisco, arriving here at 6.45 p. m.
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Thomas Tiumius. an aged reside ,-.
this civ. died az his home. = II
Seventh South street. Ees,.-aas .,,-- O
age ana general debility. 70. WIS "a rl
Sheffield. England June D.. --. a.- IS.
been q resident Of this city ri.l
The funeral viii be- held from '--
r.arI ~ I'D TODAY
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Oppose ship subsidv III.

Washington. March Ex-senator CLAY.
representing the minority of the senate
committee on commerce, today presented
the report in opposition to the pending
ship subsidy bill. Most OF the points have
been covered in speeches in the senate.
The minority deny the accuracy OF both
the predictions and the facts in the ma
ioTity report. They urge that the bill is
wrons in principle
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White House

Washington. March -, 1902.
Ny Dear Mr.. Johnson accept
with regret your resignation Of the
position OF first assistant pOsJmas-
. Ter general Your administration of
that Office has been in the highest
degree satisfactory, and I wish it
might have been possible for you 10
continue in a post whose duties you
have 50 well performed. Hoping
your health may soon be fully re-
stored, believe III, with kind re-
garls. sincerely yOU.s.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Hon. William NJ, Johnson, first
assistant postmaster general.
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National Reeafta. Preparations.

New York March 15.-The executive
committee Of the National Association OF
Amateur Oarsmen tonight decided to
mold the national regatta on Lake Quin-
sisamond, Worcester Mass. Aug and g.
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CUBAN SUGAR QUESTION.
Another Conference Held. But No
Conclusion Reached.

Washington, March 15.-The con-
ferees on the Cuban sugar question re-
manned in session until ; p. m. Chair
man Payne, who had been designated
TO make a statement. said the situa-
ton was as it had been last evening,
that no agreement had been reached
and that the eOnfeTees had adjourned
TO meet at 8 p. m. on Monday.
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Sd. Vincent's Orphanage Burned.

Denver, March 15.-St. Vincent's
orphan asylum, situated in the north
ern part of the city, was badly dam
aged by fire this afternoon. There
were 200 orphan children in the inSti-
tuition. All were rescued unframed.
The asylum is conducted BY the Cath
Ole sisters of charity.
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French Racing season opsns.

Paris, March 15.-The fiat racing seq
son in France opened with the ST.
Cloud meeting today. Five American
jockeys, j. Reiff, Rigby, Mcintyre Bu-
chanan and NJ. Henry. rode Iu SIX
races. They won two firsts. three sec
0nds and three thirds.
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Meets an Awful Death.

Jackson, Cal, March 15.-On going to
work at the east shaft of the Kennedy
mine last night, David De Ricci made
a misstep and fell backward into the
shaft falling to the bottom, 800 feet.
In his descent his arms and legs and
the greater portion of his head, also
every vestige Of clothing were torn
from his body.
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Blizzard in " voming.

Laramie, Wyo., March ia storm
that set in tWenty-fOW hours ago has
increased in violence until now a YER
table blizzard is raging on the WyO-
ming prairies. There has been no in
terruption OF railroad traffic as yet,
though the snow IS drifting badly in
places.
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Revenne IN Passed.

Denver Colo, March I5.-The state SEN
ate at II O'Clock tonight passed on third
reading the revenue biz. There was bus
one dissenting vote. Some amendments
were made by the senate 10 the house
bill. so that d conference committee will
be necessary, but IL is believed the legis-
latUre will adjourn next week.
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Another OH Bed murder.

Beaumont, Tex, March 15.-Another
foater was found in the Newnes river
today, making six since the FIRST of the
year. The body has been Identified as
that of v. r. Mcnamara, a painter and
paper hanger, who came from Shreve-
port There is evidence OF foul play
He is probably victim Of the Bennett
gang.
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Mountain States.
Purchase of Stock.

Miles City, Mont March 15-Ulmer
a. Gilmore. wen known stockmen Of
eastern Montana. have purchased 1900
mead of cattle from the Kramer stock
farm for $4,000.
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nEnst 80 e Bride.

New York. March 15.-Captain a. c.
Anderson and First Lieutenant r. S
Hooker of the marine corps. stationed
I'D the Brooklyn navy yard have been
assigned 20 duty ia the Philippines.
and VIII leave on March %, Lieutenant
Hooker in COINS ID this post vill leave
behind ais young wife. formerly Miss
Condit-Smith.
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The Y. J.. M. J. a. and r. ~. .- s.-
of the Third ward are ur.1aT.- .- e
four nights entertainment 600 . -.s--
the ward meetiu- house.
TuesJa- March -. EEtan-tE. D.. -5
have been arranged for ea.H - RI.
the proceeds will 80 toT.r. H-tA7
provemeuts TN the ward
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Comforting.

TN'IIIU lII0ILI JUL IIlII.I
Does this train stop between here and
Hacc0ou Junction p" asked the passenger
OF the conductor on the Bent, Zizzagged
Il Crooked railroad
''Wel." replied the conductor. there
amt emmy station 5ut We Usually meet a
freight or jump th track fSre we git tex
tn junction.
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To Strike in Seattle.

Seattle. Wash. March 15.-The Build
ing Trades council of Seattle met last
night and by a unanimous vote decid-
ed to ignore the edict issued by the
Master Builders association, that if
tie members Of the unions on strike do
not return to work Monday all men
now at work will be discharged.
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Unknown ship in Danger.

Wilmington. Del. March 15.-Tugmen
here were informed tonight that an uu-
known shin was fast ora Cape Lockout
shoals aud was in great danger Two
tuEnoats left tonight to relieve the yes
sci Inc weather is very rough on the
outside
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CrowninsbigId d Pr0m0E.l.

Washington. March 1.-THE 2leS..5-s
today sent the following roll'-N-i- 7--
to the senate. Navy-CufJa-H ~ 15-
Schuyler Crowninshield. to 1e 7TI,5s-t
miral. Lieutenant Command. ,5u-
N. G.. Brown fretiresN. " o1
u7nder ON the retired Iisq
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A Born Humorist
fOhio STATE J0urnal.l

Noah-our little Japeth seems TO have s
rare sense of humor
AIRS Nuah-Whv2
Noaii--N4li. eVerE time he-iooks out 81
the ark he asks Don't ysu think it looks
Ike rain pa W.
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Attentive to the Duties.

-t-'' -Sse+.-i-f
Yes. I'm ore Of the trustees o. the
proposed gallery ~ art
What have YOU done so far2
SO far2 Why. we've eaten three an
nual dinners and are preparing for
fourth %
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Mayor Of Milwaukee.

Milwaukee. Wis March 15.-Davia r
Rose was renominated for mayor bv ac-
clamatiou by the Democratic city CON
vention today The platform adopted IA
vars municipal ownership 81 the electric
light plant as soon as the city finances
VIII permit
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Cecil Rhodes very III.

Cape Town, March 15.-The condition
of Cecil Rhodes is. no better. lie y
srowins weaker hou By hotF while his
malady shows no signs OF sbating.
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Winnipeg. Man, March 15.-The
snowstOrm which began yesterday con-
tinued today, and tonight Winnipeg is
practically snOwboUnd. 1t is the worst
blizzard ever experienced here, and
coming, as it did. after two months Of
almost summer-Iike weather, its effect
is severely felt. No trains had reached
the city up to a late hour tonight The
Great Northern express is stalled near
the boundary fine; the Northern Pacific
train is six hours late. and the Cana
dian Pacific transcOntinental trains are
long overdue. The storm is widespread
in its area extending from Regina in
the west TO Port Arthur in the east.
Street car traffic, which was kept Up in
ar intermittent fashion during the day,
was entirely suspended tonight