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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-18
ADDITIONAL
SPORTING NEWS
Continued From Fifth Page.
RELIANCE'S TOPMAST
GOES BEFORE WIND
Constitution and Columbia Continue Race
and Constitution Wins.

NEW YORK, June 1.-Two minutes
after she had crossed the starting line
for thirty-mile race with the Columbia
and Constitution over the Larchmont
Yacht clubs course in Long Island sound
today, the Reliance's topmast snapped
off under the pressure of her big club
topsail and balloon jib topsail. The tam
gled mass of sails, spars and ribbon fell
to leeward and hung partly suspended
by the torn club topsail and its bolt
ropes and with only ten feet of a ragged
stump of her topmast standing above the
masthead she withdrew from the race a
cripple. Mr.. Iselin, managing owner. said
after the accident that the Reliance
would sail in the next race on Friday.
The Constitution and the Columbia con-
tinued the race and the Constitution out
sailed the former cup defender by 8
minutes 46 seconds, elapsed time. and
Won the cup offered by Commodore
Adams, of the Larchmont club. The
course was a triangular one, having two
legs Of six miles each and one OF three
miles.
The official time was:
First Second Third
Start Mark Mark. Mark
Constitution HATES 8 10: 33 Ss54 81 :14:4
Columbia IL 1852 3:17:56 3 1914 4:17:21
Fourth Fifth Ell
Mark Mark Finish Time
Constitution .4:4S:48 5:48:56- 6:14:15 4:27 rs
Columbia -. .4;53:28 5:56:31 6:23:53 4:37 :01
s. The Constitution was handicapped %
seconds by. her start. Her official start
ing time was AZ. &
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-18
With the Amateurs

The Marrons would like to arrange a
game for Sunday, with any local team,
the Daily News or the Golden Rules pre-
ferred. Address, j. A. K, 553 Sibley
street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-18

The La Frestea Red Caps would like
to hear from any twelve or thirteen year
old team in the city. Address, Claude
Merkley, 1877 Midway avenue.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
500 Promoter Takes Optimistic View Of
Threatening Conditions Of Copper Trust

Toronto, Ont, Sept. 24.-F. r.
Clergue, the promoter of the 500 indus
tries, made a statement yesterday re-
garding the trouble of the CONSOLIDATE
ed Lake Superior company. He says
that Shields accepted the presidency
of the company with the positive as
surances that funds be provided for
taking up the Speyer loan and provid-
ing for $2,500,0OO working capital. The
unexpected continuance of the money
pressure in New York made it impos.
sible for the fulfiilment of these prom
ises. ClergUe says that the works rep
resent an expenditure of S25.O0O0O
and that in the last three months the
net earnings were over 100000. The
company, he says, will ask the Speyer
syndicate for further indulgence, and
believes the request will be granted.
He expresses the opinion that a brief
respite is all that is necessary for n
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28

Mellen, Wis, Sept. 24-lncendiaries
started ire winch nearly wiped OUT
the village Oh Morse, 81 miles south "a
ashland, IN Ashland county, carry yes
torday morning, and caused a loss Oh
9o0O,UUO, partially covered by Insur-
ance.
me sawmiil and store OF l. II
Chase were destroyed, together win
100000 feet OF lumber. The ire also
burned several small buildings in the
yIcinliy.
The blaze started at O'Clock in the
morning IN Ine lumber yard, and, from
all that the authorities can learn, was
the work OF a former employee OF the
mill who was recently discharged. The
man has disappeared, but it is Thought
Jnat he VIII be arrested in a lew days,
as me snerIn mas Deen nOJned and tue
authorities have a clue as TO his pres
ent whereabouts.
Inc ire spread rapidly to all parts o.
the yard and soon the mill and store
were in flames. one man was asleep
IN the store AMI the Waterman had
mucn trouble In waking him up. IL
was lmposslule 10 get out OF the door,
SO that the man was forced 10 dash
out OF a window d. essed only in his
night clothes. lie was burned and Sc
yerely cut by broken glass.
All oil the inhabitants OF the village
turned out ana fought the ire, but 20
no avail, and it ragged until it burned
Itself out yesterday afternoon.
The Chase interests are about all
that are located in Morse, which is Oh
me Wisconsin Central road.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28

complete rehabilitation. 1t is confident
that the present shareholders will be
saved the amount of their entire in,
vestment Friendly consideration and
indulgence of Canadian creditors for ?,
few days, he says, viii be of the great
est possible assistance in securing the
financial relief in sight. He says, also
that the works at Sault Ste Marie win
be reopened as soon as the new pro
gram is adopted.
Whip Dissenters Into Line.
Sault Ste Marie, Sept PA story
is circulated here to the effect that the
Consolidated Lake Superior Co. is not
in as serious financial condition as has
been given out OF late. People doubt
seriously, lat there was any necessity
for closing down the plants and argue
that it was done simply for the purpOs>
of whipping in line so-called 'dissen-
ters' among the stockholders.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
UNION FAILS To ACT IN
CASE or FOREMAN MILLER

Washington. Sept. 24.-The execu-
tive council OF the American federation
OF labor yesterday considered the case
OF W. A. Miller, foreman in the book
bindery. who was dismissed from the
government printing Office and subse-
queutly relnstated by order of Presi-
dent Roosevelt. but took no action ia
the matter. deferTing that until later.
The only information concerning the
matter Is embraced in the following
official statement:
James w. Dougherty, secretary OF
the international bookbinders' union,
accompanied by a committee of that
organization, appeared before the ex-
ecutive council I'm the William A. Mil
Ter case. The matter was thoroughly
gone into. documents read, and a copy
OF the evidence submitted. Further
consideration OF the subject was de
ferred until later in the present ses'
sion"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
YATES SCORES
LAWLESS MODS

Carbonate, H., Sept 2i.-Five
thousand veterans and their friends
ye -tcrGay heard Governor Yates speak
ON -mobs" at the opening of the re-
union UF the Southern Illinois Soldiers
and Sailors association He declared
that mob rule simply tore down the
god influences the human race had &C
c0mUIished during the past Lynching
was the essence IF C0wardiCe. 1t pei
mittei no appeal, gave no quarter. but
expected quarter to be given to the
IyuChCrs. Referring TO the Danvills
riots. July %, the governor was pro
fuse i'm praise OF Sheriff WhitlOck.
He held that WhitlOck protected the
prisoners in the VermilIiOn county
Jail by using a combination of common
sense and bird shot. Evidence at the
trial ol the DauyllIe rioters showed
that five OF the men bent on unlawful.
executing q negro for the alleged pur-
pose Uf protecting the saCr5dness OF
their homes, were wife beaters.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28

Chicago. Sept. 24.-The bodies OF
Harriet Il. Weber. woman about 20
years old, and a man, apparently 80,
were found iu a vacant lot in a fash
iuualIe residence portion OF the sOut.l
side early yesterday.
Arthur M. laurie. with whom the
dead woman made her home. was ar
rested ana win be detained as q wit
ness. Laurie said she was his wife
and bee did not know the man whose
body was found with the wOman's.
Her real name is Harriet Elizabeth
Weber and the dead mans. % has been
learned. was IuOCeuti Talamini. Each
had been shot twice, and while the in
dicaUuus POINT to murder and suicide.
there are features to the case that
make i- mysterious.
Last night. iu going through the et-
fCCts oil Mrs. Weber. an envelope was
found addressed evidently i'm the hand
writing ol q man. Inocenu Talamini.
Iu seeking Talamiu.. .o find what be
might know oil the woman or the shoot
ing the officers Identified the dead man
as TaIamiui hiur-glL
No cause is huUwn why Talanini
should have shCt the woman. but she
had told several friends the day before
ol jew VINO had been following her
and ul whom she was afraid Tala-
min. has q HebraiC C0uutelGuce an i-
ts the general theory that he shot her
because she refused Go marry him.
The woman was shot through the
arm and breast. the man through the
neck and upward through the chin.
Iu his hand was a revolver with four
chambers empty, accounting for four
shot
NejghbOrs declare more than four
shots were fired. one going through a
window OC a nearby house. These
facts lead JIe police to believe there
was a THIRD party TO the shooting.
The woman came from Detroit sever
aI years ago.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
RUSSIAN
MILITARY
BUTCHERS

Gomel, Russia, Sept. 24.-The Asso-
ciated Press correspondent has per-
sonally investigated the anti-Semite
riots OF September II and the several
days following. The police and mill
tary openly sided with the plunderers
and murderers. An organized attack
was made on the Jewish houses, which
were sacked. Bulky articles were de-
stroyed. The Jews were brutally
dubbed when the soldiers attempted
to cross the lines to rescue the core
ligionists from the loOters. The plum
derers went from street to street, car
rying on their work of destruction in
the presence OF both troops and po-
lice. Altogether 400 houses were
wrecked. Driven to desperation, the
Jews, late in the afternoon, rallied in
force. The military fired on them,
killing three and wounding many.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
UVER IRt COMMONWEALTH
Acid Burns Face.


Neenah-William O'Malley, aged
II years, employed as d driver at
Menasha by CITY Teamster William
pokratz, complained OF neuralgia VI
the face and exhibited two bauly
swollen jaws in evidence. Pokratz
offered to relieve the boys PAIN, anu
went into the barn TO get d bottle o.
hniment. Returning, ne applied the
liquor literally to the boys face and
neck, when the latter almost immeJ
ately began screaming at the top o.
his voice. An investigation disclosed
the fact that carbolic aCId had been
used for liniment. The unfortunate
lad is horribly burned.
To Drain Neenah Marshland.
Neenah-United States Senator
Quarles OF Milwaukee was in the city
IN connection with the proposed canal
Tor the draining OF the thousands Oi
acres OF marsh land at the head vi
Lake Winnebago for the construction
OF which an appropriation will be ASK
ed OF congress.
Beloit College Opens.
Beloit-Beloit college reopened yes
terday. The usual activities prevail
IN all departments and the enrolment
of students continues. 1t is benevoL
that the number OF new students VIII
be satisfactorily large.
Lost a Leg.
Sturgeon Bay-While the tug B. T.
Bues was landing a scow at the Good
rich dock yesterday afternoon Ben
McLaTen, a fireman, got his right foot
caught in the line, crushing the limo
SO badly that amputatiOn was founI
necessa AIRY. He is % years old ana
halls from Sault Ste. marie.
Racine Tannery Burns.
Racine-At , o'clock yesterday
morning the tannery owned by y.
Tiemer of Milwaukee, and used for
sheepskin tanning by John Junnenger
of that city, was destroyed. The fire
also damaged several adjoining dweil-
iEgs and icehouses. The loss was
about $1,000, with $4,000 insurance.
SheveIin Case Dropped.
Racine-At Elkhorn the jury trial
to determine whether or not Edwin
Charles Shevelin was insane was TO
have been held, but none of the men
who made application for his trial
were present, and Judge Lyon dis
missed the case. He does not be
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
CHICAGO UNION STRIKES
BLOW AT ARBITRATION

Chicago, Sept. 24-The settlement
of labor difficulties by arbitration has
been frowned upon by the transfers
joint council and as a result the Chica-
go board of arbitration, which has
ended many disputes between employ
ers and employees, will in all probable
ity be disbanded. The teamsters de-
cided that hereafter disputes will be
settled by arbiters chosen for each oc-
casion, as it may arise. Dissatisfac-
ton with the findings of the board is
the reason given by the teamsters for
their action.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
TURKISH TROOPS CONTINUE MAS
sAcREs PENDING SETTLEMENT.
BULGARIA APPREHENSIVE
Macedonians Believe Turkey Entered
Into Negotiations With BuIgarias
Only to Gain Time to Complete Elk
termination OF What is Regarded as
Dangerous Element.

Sofia. Sept. PA less hopeful feel
ing prevails in government circles re-
garding the general situation. although
no actual change is reported. The
events of the next two days are
awaited with great anxiety.
In revolutionary circles war is be
lieved imminent unless Turkey stops
massacreing christians, of which there
are no signs at present. The belief
among the Macedonian leaders is that
Turkey entered into negotiations with
Bulgaria only to gain time to finish
the determination of what it regards
as dangerous elements in Macedonia,
which leaves the troops now at Mona
stir free TO move against Bulgaria and
bring more soldiers from Asia. While
the sultan's government is discussing
propositions for reform in Macedonia,
troops continue to massacre christians
and devastate the country.
Special significance attaches to the
Macedonian meeting at Rustchuk be-
cause the resolutions adopted are the
first open expression of such an EN-
phatic character in favor of war com
ing from any popular meeting in Bull
garia. Resolutions were passed thank
ing the pope, English bishops, trades
union congress and British and Amer
lean press for expressions of sympathy
with the Macedonian cause.
Fighting is reported to have taken
place near Kotchani, on the frontier
in which the Turks lost 90 killed and
the insurgents ten.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28

police for carrying concealed weapons
and WHO. il Is claimed, threatened the
officers life. yesterday morning was
fined S. and costs in the municipal
court and was given his freedom. He
left az once for Chicago. IL was the
intention OF Judge Shedding to fine thu
prisoner heavily, but the district attor-
ney. who claims 10 have paid a great
deal OF attention TO the case, requested
that the fine be only s. and costs, and
ur0n his request the fine was made
that amount Bryan is a Pinkerton
detective employed in the agency at
Chicago and was brought to this city
TO be arrested and secure a confession
from Andrew Hanson, who is now un-
der arrest charged with arson, and
who. fl is alleged, set fires TO many
buildings on the evenings Of July 3
and August ). Bryan was confined in
the same cell with Hanson for three
DAYS and IL appears that the two were
quite intimate. hut whether he secured
any confession will not be known unit!
Hanson's trial, which comes up at the
October term OF the municipal court.
Bryan was identified by II. A. Hanson
and his daughter. Annie Balsley, as the
person wuo pickede HansOn's pocket
at the ElkhOrn fair and robbed him of
S3l4 IIis matter was not brought up
in the courtroom yesterday morning.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
MINISTER GIVES ORDERS
TO DOMINICAN GOVERNMENT

Santo Domingo, Sept. 24.-The
Dominican government has informed
United States Minister Powell that
it absolutely does not recognize the
validity of the agreement regarding
the claims of the improvement com
pany and therefore cannot appoint
an arbitrator in that case. MIR. Pow
ell has informed the government that
the engagement must be kept anu
that he expected it to name its arbl-
traitors. He also pointed out to the
Dominican government that if it &c.
cepted engagements with other pow
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
PAGES A MILE IN NEW YORK IN
1857.
TWO SECONDS OFF RECORD
Dan Patch Goes Within Half-second
of Worlds Best Mark While the
New Hero Esily Smashes the Fig
ures in the Greatest Exhibition Of
the Century.

New York, Sept. 24.-Prince Alert,
the pacing hero of a hundred races and
the champion of a score of half-miIe
tracks, went against the worlds pac-
ing record of 1853, held by Dan Patch,
and beat il decisively at the Empire
City track yesterday.
All the conditions were favorable
At the third trial the starter gave the
word and Prince Alert shot away to
the quarter pole in :291a. AS he got
into the back stretch he increased his
speed and was at the half in :5S. Then
the crowd realized they were witness
ing the fastest mile of the century and
cheers came from the crowd. Without
a break or tremor he flashed by the
three-quarter pole in 1:26A, and
without any urging came on with a
most superb burst of speed, crossing
the wire in 1857.
Dan Patch Goes Fast Mile.
Columbus, Sept. 24-The special at
traction of the grand circuit races yes
terday was Dan Patch's race against
time to beat his record of 1859. Condi-
lions were almost perfect but the best
the PAGER could do was 1:591A.
The crowd twice objected to the
judges decisions in the 2:0S pace, and
throughout the event there was much
excitement In the third New Rich
mond and Nervolo paced a dead heat,
though the spectators believed the lat
ter won. The record field of the sea
son was furnished when 81 horses
started in the 2:17 pace.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
CONSERVATIVES RETAIN
cRANBoRNE's COMMONS SEAT

London. Sept PA special election
was held at Rochester yesterday to re
place Wis Count CranLorne, who re
signed his seat in the house OF com
mons on his elevation to the peerage
as a consequence of the death of his
father the Marquis Of Salisbury. The
contest. which was keenly fought on
the fiscal question, resulted in the con
.servatives retaining the seat, their can.
didate. Charles Tu1f, received 2,50t
against 314 recorded for Sir Harry
Johnston, liberal.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
BIG REWARD
FOR ROBBERS

St. Joseph, Sept 24.-The officials
of the Burlington railway and Adams
Express company. last night anEOuEJ-
eI q reward of $4,000 for the arrest
and conviction OF the gang that he.I
uu and robbed the train north OF )
20. nuh Tuesday night No trace
whatever OF the robbers, other than
fHe finding OF a Winchester ride m
fr. bushes near the scene of the ro.
harry. has been discovered.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
aRrotherhoOdn Championship.

Joliet. Sept. 24.-The nine Lennon
brothers of Joliet yesterday defeated
the nine White brothers of Ham
mond, Indiana, Is to 10, in game OF
baseball for the championship of the
United States for mines composed o.
brothers. Several years ago the
brothers Lennon played the nine
Karpen brothers OF Chicago and won
two games. p to 4. and 3 10 ,. The
nine brothers of the Lennon family
therefore say that they hold the
championship.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
union Sticks to Parks.

Kansas City, Sept. 24.-After being
in session behind closed doors since
early morning, the convention of the
international association of bridge and
structural iron workers voted in favor
of seating Sam Parks and the other
delegates from his New York union.
There were but three votes cast
against Parks and his friends.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
Col. Sutton pays Heavy Fine.

Lansing, Mich, Sept. 24.-ColOnel
Eli r. Sutton, VINO yesterday morn
ing pleaded guilty to the charge OF
conspiracy to delraud in a military
clothing deal. was last evening fined
$4,000, which he paid immed ately.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28

ers, those made with his government
must also be respected and if the.
acts of ex-President Vasquez' govern
ment were considered legal then all
must be
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
EXPRESS
H0LD-UP

Portland. Ore, Sept 24.-The At
Ianuc express on the Oregon Railroad
a. Navigation cOmpany's line was
held up at COrbett, 20 miles east Of
this city, last night. 1t is reported
that Engineer Barrett was fatally
shot. Details are meagre. 1t is not
known whether the robbers secured
anything.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
NUMBER 81.

lieVe that anything further VIII come
OF the matter, and Shevelin left Tor
New York city, there to meet his
wife, who is expected from Europe
within a few days.
Came over Long Ago.
OshkOsn-Mlcnael harrington aged
rs years, meu suddenly OI nearL as
ease. he was a naJIve OF ireland,
ana came 10 America wnen - years
Vi age. tie is survived by thee SONS,
JOnn harrington, Oshkosh; Drs. ID.
W. ana 4. l.. harrington, milwaukee,
and a daughter VINO Is III Mount 81.
Joseph convent at MuscatIne, la.
sues FOR Defamation.
anItOwOc-SummOns anu com
plant nave been served IN a S5,UUU
damage SUIT Instituted Dy MISS anna
wanna Oh UOOperstOwn against AIDerL
Anrens, a Wen known merchant "
thaL city. me complaint alleges sian
uef ana defamation Oh character.
TWO milwaukee travelling men nave
Deen summoned as witnesses III the
case. Inc case VIII De heard III the
circuit court. Both parties in the az
ton are vel hnown throughout the
county.
rour Burglar,es at GAINESVILLE.
Janesville-FOur burglares were
commIJUed III nearby houses on one
OF the principal streets. Seyerai
rings and other articles CT value were
taken, amounting IN ali To nearly SOU.
III InTee OF the houses the DOId
thieves gained entrance by opening
WINDOWS. UnIy one person was
awakened, ana the thieves made IneIr
escape without being seen and no
trace OF them mas been obtained.
WesrOy Shuns La Crosse.
Westby-A Ii. DAM and II. D.
Stevnngson went to La Crosse to cou-
suit WIN the omcIals OF the La
crosse q Southeastern Railroad com
pany They urged the Omclals 10
dnange their decision not TO run
through Westby. All arguments were
Oh no avail, and it is SAID that the
business men here Will enter into an
agreement to withdraw their business
from La Crosse. This would mean
that about 100000 that has hereto
fore gone to La Crosse for merchan-
disc will hereafter be spent in other
markets.
Only in a Trance.
Waukesha-It has been learned
that the reported death of Matthew
! ID. Kelly, a former Waukesha young
man, who resides at West Allis, was
an error. Miss Pearl Kelly, sister
OF the young man, received word
| here of his death and went to the
family home at West Allis. When
she arrived Mr.. Kelly was Just com
ing out OF a state of lethargy IN which
! he had been for many hours. HIS
! case puzzled the physicians, who pro-
nOunced him dead. He Is now In a
very weak condition, but it is stated
! that with skillful nursing he may re-
cover. He is suffering from typhoid
fever and a complication OF diseases.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
SETH LOW
RENOMINATEC

New York. Sept. 24.-The republican
and citizens union city conventions
met last night, the former at the Grand
Central Palace and the latter at Coop
CT union, and nominated to head the
city ticket the candidate decided on at
the conference of the anti-tammany
forces. Seth Low, for mayor.