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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08

Robinson-C. VS.: G. Lemons, at Court
Browning, K. VS.. Nat, Biscuit, at Doris.
Hackett Hdw. VS.. Nat Bisc., at Pfister.
e. Lemons VS.. w. B. Stillwell, at Doris.
Rqblnson-C. VS.. Browning, K, at Court.
Hackett Hdw. vs. Robinson-C., at Yost.
W. b. Stillwell VS.. Nat. Biscuit, at Court
y. Lemons VS.. Browning, K, at Doris.
Robinson Cary VS.. w. B. e Still at Doris.
Nat. Biscuit VS.. G. Lemons, at Pfster.
Brownln5. King vs. Hackett HW., at Co1rt.
Robinson Cary VS. Nat Biscuit. at Doris
". Is. d Still, vs.. Browning, K, at Pfster.
q. Lennon VS.. Hackett Hardware at Yost.
March q
Haokett Haw. vs. W. & Still. at Court.
Eoblnson- Cary VS.. G. Lemons, at Yost.
brH1 TnLg K VS.. Nat. Biscuit. at Doris.
Hackett How. VS.. Nat Biscuit at Court
=. Lemons VS.. w. B. & Still. at Yost.
hoplnson- cary VS.. Browning K, at Doris.
March IS
" 3. Still. VS.. Nat. Biscuit at Doris.
u. Lemons VS.. Browning, X. at Court.
Robinson Cary VS.. W.B. & Still. at Yost
Nat. Biscuit VS.. G. Lemons at Pfister.
BROWNING K. VS.. Hackett Hdw. at Doris.
, Robinson Cary VS.. Nat. Biscuit at Pfster.
". -. d Still. Vs. Browning, K. at Yost
y. Lemons VS.. Hackett Hdw. at Doris.
Hackett Hdw. VS.. w. B. & Still at Pfster.
johnson Cary VS.. G. Lemons at Doris.
broWnlng, x. vs.. Nat Biscuit at Yost.
Hackett Hdw. vs. Nat Biscuit at Doris.
s lemons vs.. w. B. & Still. at Court.
As'oA-SoA-CaTy vs.. Browning, *. at YoSr.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08

5: & 8. Beef VS.. Finch, Young, at Yost.
Koehler & H. VS.. Western SUP. at Court.
March 3 "
Western Sup. VS.. s.. & S. Beef. at Doris.
Keefe-D. VS.. Koehler e H., at Pf1ster.
Finch, Young VS.. G. Sommers, at Court.
Western Sup. VS.. G. Sommers. at Pfster.
Koehler & H. VS.. S. & s. Beef, at Yost.
Finch, Young VS.. Keefe-D., at Court
March IL
Western Sup. VS.. Keefe-Davidson. at Yost.
;. & 3. Beef VS.. @. Sommers, at Pfjster.
hoehler Dc II. VS.. Finch, Young, at Doris
March 81
Keefe-Davidson VS.. s. & S. Beef. at Doris
9: Sommers vs.. Koehler & H, at Pffster
Flncn, \ oHung VS.. Western Sup, at Court.
Keefe- Davidson'vs. G. sommers. at Yost.
=. u s. Eeef VS.. Finch. Young, at Court.
Aoehler d II. VS.. Western Sup, at Doris
Western Sup vs.. S. & S. Beef at pdster.
keefe-D; VS.. Koehler & H., at Court.
fincni, Young VS.. G. Sommers. at Doris.
Western SUP. vs. G. sommers, at Court.
koehler d III. VS.. g. & s. Beef, at Doris.
Finch, Young vs.. Keefe-D. at Pfster
Class c.
Racket Hdw. vs.. Robinson Cary, at Court.
". Is. Stlllwell vs.. Nat. Biscuit at Doris.
" lemons VS.. Browning, K, at Pfster.
Robinson Cary vs. w. B. stillwell, at Yost
Nat Biscuit VS.. G. Lemons at Court.
browning. Is. VS.. Hackett Hdw., at Doris.
Robinson-C. vs. Nat. Biscuit. at Pfster.
W. b. Stillwell VS.. Browning. X. at Court.
q. Lemons VS. Hackett Hdw, at Doris.
Jan. Is
Racket Hdw. VS. w. 3. stillwer. at Ycst.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
OFFICIAL SCHEDULE OF THE
COMMERCIAL BOWLING LEAGUE

March %
North. Pacific VS.. Golden Rule, at Yost.
Manufacturers VS.. r. O. K, at Court.
Ct; Northern VS. Court House, at SeIby.
Mannheimers VS.. Court House. at Pfister.
Golden Rule VS.. CT. Northern, at Court.
| L. Q. < VS.. North. Pacifics, at Selby.
North. Pacific vs.. Court House. at Court
+: Q: K: VS.. Golden Huie ct Pfster.
Ut; Northern, VS.. Manufacturers, at Yost.
M4anheimers vs.. Golden Rule. at selby.
Court House VS.. F. Q. x. at Yost
ct. NOrtherns VS.. North. Fac, at Pfister.
Class 3.
West. Sup. VS.. Kecfe- Davidson. at Court
s. & S. Beef VS.. Sommers, at Doris.
hoehier & Hinrichs VS.. Finch s: Y, at Yost
G. So,nmers VS.. Koehler & H. at Court
Finch, Young VS.. Western Sup. at Doris
Keefc- Davidson vs.. C. sommers, at Yost.
s: & S. Beef VS.. finch. Young, at Doris.
Koehler & HI. VS.. West Sup, at Pfister.
Western SUP. VS.. s. &. S. Beef. at Yost
Keefe-DayidsOn VS.. KCehler & H, at Dr. S
Finch. Young VS.. G. Sommers. at Pfster.
W 2osSsa1 SUP vs., 6. sogmers. at Doris
Finch. Young VS.. Keefe-D., at Yost.
West. Sup VS.. Ksefe-D. at Pfster.
5. &. S. Beef We. q. Sonmers, at Selby
K9sfler III. VS.. Finch. Young. at Court.
Keefe- Davidson We. s. & s. Beef. at Doris
Q: Sommcrs VS.. Koehler 6 H, at Yost
Finch Young VS.. West. Sup, at Selby
Keefe-Davidson We. q. sommers. at pfster
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
Glass A.

Jan. g.
N Sc1; Pacific VS.. Manufacturers, at Pnsters.
Golden Rule w. Court House, at Selby.
+. Q. K VS.. Great Northern, at Yost.
Nor. Pacific VS.. Golden Rule. at Yost.
MNtannhe:nlers rs. F. o. X, at Seiby.
Ct Northerns VS.. Court House, Pfister.
Jan. 10
Mannheimers vs. Court House, at Yost
Goiden Rulc vs.. Great Northern, at Selby.
+. y; * VS.. Northern Pacifcs, at Court.
Nor. Pacifics vs.. Court House, at se!by.
r 0. Z. VS.. Golden Hule. at Fhster.
Great Northern VS.. Manufacturers. Court.
Manufacturers VS.. Golden Rule. at Yost
Court House vs.. T. o. X, ct Court.
Great Northern VS.. North. Pacific, Selby,
Nor; Pacific VS.. Manufacturers, at Doris.
Gol5sn Rule VS.. Court House, ct Yost.
+. NJ y; <; VS.. CT. Northern at Pfster.
North. Pacific vs.. Golden Rule, at Court
AAsnilftSinasrs rs. F. o. X, at FRserer.
Sr fSaI N no VS.. Court House, at Yost.
Mnnnheimers VS.. Court Ho1se. at Court
Golden Rule V. CT. NorlheI1ls. at Doris
r. =: K vs. North. pGcifc, at Yost.
Nor{h. Pacific vs.. Court House. at P6ster
o * VS.. Co.dsn RUE, at Yost.
St; NortheTn VS.. Manufacturers, at Selby.
5sIaanllasirners vg. Golden Rule, Pastsr.
court Heu2e VI. T. o. K, ct Doris.
ct Northern VS.. North. Pacifc, at Court.
March Ie- :.
Eorth. raeilcs VS.. Manufacturers. Yost.
soicen Rule vs.. Court Houso. ut PGstcr.
= " a. VS.. Great Northern, at Cenrt.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
AMERICAN CLUB is CLOSED.
Mayor Harrison, of Chicago, Is After
Crooked Fighters

CHICAGO, Jan. Mayor Harrison yes
terday, ordered Chief of Police O'Neiil to
stop all future contests in the Thirty first
street clubhouse. The mayor states posi-
lively that so long as the present organi-
cation remains intact there will be no per-
.nits issued for further exhibitions there
Mr.: Harrison was told that the retirement
Of hangers manager as the ostensible
head of the club was only blind, and
that the fellow, under cover still retained
a financial and executive interest in the
affairs of the American club.
The Yanger-C Callahan fight, Monday
night, and the decision rendered at its
Put his foot down hard. "Stop it, he
ordered. and going further the mayor de-
clared that no club, shield him as well it
might, could operate in Chicago so long
as the manager of Yanger was interested.
Il am tired Of having the people Of Chi
cago robbed he said, land any other
club which follows in the footsteps Of the
South Side organization will suffer the
same ending
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
CLASS C BOWLERS
ROLL THEIR GAMES
Sets Are the First to Be Recorded on New
Score Books.

The Glass C teams of the Commercial
Bowling league rolled their first games
last night. On the Court alleys the Hack
EFT Hardware team took two of the three
with the Robinson-Cary bowlers; at the
Phster the George E. Lennon team
dropped three in a row to Browning. King
q Co., and at the Doris the National
Biscuit team won the big end of the set
with the Wright, Barrett & Stilwells.
The Class games are the first league
games to be recorded on the new scoring
DOCKS. These books provide a place for
the scores of both teams on each page and
coupon blanks for the official scoring and
the newspapers. With the new books the
league, has decided to employ official scor-
erS VINO are to furnish the newspaper
WIN WIN scores of the games each play night.
IheSe scorers will be appointed by Fl. N.
P Tngie,t pre- president of the league, and all
president at 346 Minnesota street. The
scores: az
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
JACK MUNROE TO
MEET TOM SHARKEY
Butte Miner Plans Trip to New York
to Arrange Match.

NEW YORK, Jan. Jack Munroe,
the miner boxer of Butte, Mont, who
leaped into fistic fame at single
bound by whipping Champion James
J. Jeffries two weeks ago, will come to
this city about the middle of January
for the purpose of arranging a match
with Tom Sharkey. The sailor-pugil-
list is the man Munroe has declared he
desires most of all to meet preparatory
to tackling Jeffries in the battle for
the heavyweight championship of the
world, and he will leave no stone I'M
turned to induce Sharkey to enter the
ring with him.
Sharkey, when shown Balls tele-
gram, said that he would be only too
glad to meet Munroe and added that
he would soon post a forfeit to show
his good faith. Sharkey said, how
ever, that he would not fight Munroe
in Butte, as he does not consider there
is enough money there. He wishes the
bout to take place either in Philadel-
phia or Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
NOMINATIONS FOR THE SUBURBAN.
Coney Island Jockey Club Announces List
of Entries.

NEW YORK, Jan. THE following
nominations for "the Suburban were an
nopunced today by the Coney Island Jock
ey club:
Advance Guard, Africander, Andy Viii
lfams, April Showers, Bonnibert, Bar lie
Due, Bessie Spahr, Blues Chiffon, Circus,
Clipper, Col Bill, Contend, Desanet, Dis
advantage, Dixie Line, Flocarline, Fran
cesco, Jim Crack. Gold Heels, Good
Morning, End (imp), Great American, Grey
Friar, Clearwater. Heno. Herbert, Hermis,
fernando, Himself, His Eminence, Hunter
irish Lad Iondon LiG aGT Lux n3u1 eagta
Mackey Dwyer Major Daingerfield, Mas
terman, Merry Acrobat, Nametor, Olym-
Ranald, Rightful, Rigodon, Roehampton,
Roslyn, Royal Sambo. Sidney c. Love,
Sir Faust, Spencer Reiff, Syrlin, Taps,
The Huguenot, The Rhymer, Uledi Wa
swift, Water Boy, Wild Pirate and Zorro
aster.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
The Real New Yorker.

The stranger in the scity came out of
the Astor house and just behind him fol-
lowed a handsomely attired man of the
type of the real New Yorker. The
stranger had heard of that kind, but he
didn't know one when he saw it.
Il beg your pardon he said to the
him to come alongside n"can you tell me
in which direction Wall street is from
:, DO you want to go there?' inquired
the New Yorker.
Yes
''Wen. come right along with me. I'm
going to my office. and will be very glad
to show you the way
When they parted at the corner of
Broadway ana Wall, the stranger was so
pleased that he gave the. New Yorker his
card and told him if he ever came to
Yt<,l Pa, he would be glad to extend
all the ccurtesies in his power.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
The BotbIack.

''Shine, sir? Shine EN- up?"
1t was the voice of the bootblack at the
street stand, insistent, appealing sugges-
tive of a need of a polish. The shoes of
the person appealed to glistened and
glinted in the morning sun.
Here" he said in a tone of eXpostuIa-
ton; what the dickens are you talking
that to me for? Do my shoes need a
shne?''
The bootblack, being recalled to his
saner senses, looked at the mans shoes
critically.
It's up to me to apologize mister" he
replied. "Theys got shine on as good as
l could do myself. You see it's a kind
of habit with me to sing out TO everybody
that comes along. Hope 1 won't be wrong
next time. mister this last with COOK
ing quality in the tone
''We'H see," smiled the man, and went
on his way.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08

ley did not give in and even up to the
last hoped for his recovery. Three
weeks ago he was compelled to remain
IN his home. He was unable to rest
in bed, however, and during most Of
the time sat in a large comfortable
chair.
Mr.. Bradley was one of the most
successful lumbermen in Wisconsin. He
was born in Maine and came West
when boy He founded the towns of
Tomahawk and Spirit Lake, Wis, and
at different times operated successfully
in Oshkosh, GAINESVILLE and Milwaukee,
Wis, and Muskegon. Mich Mr.. Brad
ley also established and maintained
Episcopal missions at Tomahawk and
Spirit Lake. He was sixty-f1ve years
old
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
ST. PAUL TEAM STILL
In THE ASSOCIATION
Hickey and Lennon Confer Again, but
Fail to Agree.

Special to The Globe. Il.
CHICAGO, Jan. H.-lAmerican asso.
citation magnates have failed to agree
on the desirability1 of transferring the
st. Paul baseball club to Chicago. Mr..
Lennon, owner of thee st. Paul club,
was again in conferences with President
Hickey today, butt it was announced
that no final action had been taken. 1t
is probable that a conference will be
held at st. Paul in day or two to set
tie the question.
President Havenor, of the Milwaukee
club, arrived in Chicago tonight. but
too late for any conference. 1t is like
ly even though the st. Paul club should
not be transferred thattsome other club
in the American association will. Mil
waukee has been picked as the most
likely. candidate for the Chicago fran
chise, and it is possible that Hr. Have
nor will be interested in a Chicago club
next season.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
The Cabmsn.

cab, sir? Have a cab?'
1t was at Thirty-third street and Broad
way, and the person addressed was pass
ing along by the triangle which forms a
background to Mr.. Greeleys statue at the
apex.
Il believe l will, said the person with
a tired feling in his voice. Il want to 90
to the Waldorf Astoria hotel. How far
is it?'
The cabby smiled
m sorry to lose the job" he said,
but you don't need a cab to get there.
It's right in the next street; you can walk
to it in two minutes"
well, I'm glad of that replied The
tired one. II thought it was two miles
or more from here"
Again the cabby smiled
1t might have been, SIR" he explained,
sion.'
The tired one thanked him, gave nm
a quarter cigar and headed over to Thirty
third street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
BAD BLAZE AT ELK RIVER.
Large Number of Business Men Lose
$4,000.

ELK RIVER, Mimi, Jan. 7.-Early
this morning the fine new Houlton
block, containing the opera house, was
burned. The losers are: w. H. Houl-
ton, owner of the block and president
of Houlton's bank; A. N. Dare, Star
News Office and job office: F. n. Corey,
postmaster; o. J. Whitman, 5000 bush
els of potatoes; Heebner Mercantile
company. general store; Davis Bros,
general store; Roberts Mercantile COM
pany, hardware; Hildreth & Water
man, real estate; @. S. Wheaton, law
yer; P. NJ. Jones, barber; Masonic
lodge; A. o. U. W. DR.. n. K. White
more and Jesse Varley, county audi :
tor.
The losses aggregate $4,000, with
1913 900 insurance
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
smaILpox at Madison.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. IA decided
stir was caused here today by the dis
csvery that the wife of DR.. George
Keenan and their two young children
had the smallpox and had been rem0v-
ed to the contagion hospital 1t is not
believed there is any reason for fear
Oh ths part Of those who may have
been exposed, the disease not having
at thst time reached the contagious
stage.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
DEATH FOLLOWS MARRIAGE.
SeeanG Mrs. Bradley Left a Widow in
TIVE DAYS.

MILWAUKEE,. Jan. 7.-WiIiam H.
BradlSy, multimillionaire lumbarman,
whose marriage to Miss Marie Han
nemyer, his secretary, Monday while
he was dying in his chair. caused q
sensation, is dead. AT 5:30 o'clack this
evening he passed away in the same
choir he sat in during tho maria gs
ceremony by Judge H1iscy. Ills wife
and his adopted son, William T. ETaG-
ley, were present when he 5reEt!led his
last.
health for several years, cirrh,sa:s c.S
the liver having set III. Doctors cnIld
hold ont no hope to lin. but Mr.. BraI-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
Brewer Mayor a Pinch Bowler.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis.,-Jan. Mayor
Rose will be the anchor or pinch
bowler of one of the Milwaukee teams
that will compete in the national
championships at Indianapolis next
month. His honor yesterday consent
ed to accompany the team, of which
John Koerner is the accepted captain,
and will be put on the bench as utility
man. Besides the mayor and Koerner,
Fred Kruger, William H. Terry and
All Smith will bowl on the team, which
will be known as Roses Kids" The
kids" all stand over six feet and are
expert bowlers. Mayor Rose will begin
practice on Terry's alleys the latter
part of next week
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
FIRE OF MYSTERIOUS ORIGIN.
Explosion Precedes 1t and Grand Forks
Business Men Suffer.

Special to The Globe.
GRAND FORKS, N. D., Jan. THE
new Masonic Temple, which has just
been completed, was damaged by fire
which broke out in a mysterious man
ner tonight. The front of one Of the
store rooms on the ground floor blew
out and flames were seen creeping
along the ceiling. No one was in the
building at the time and it is impos-
sIble to account for the fire. Spriggs
Bros, who occupied one of the stores
with their plumbing stock, were burn
ed out in the Brevoort fire on Dec. 70.
The other store is occupied by c. A.
Rhinehart, hardware merchant. The
stocks of both were considerably dam
aged by smoke and water 1t is i'm
possible to estimate the damage to
the building. The fire seems now to
be under control
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
Keep Location Secret.

NEW YORK, Jan. Tt is an
nounced in a dispatch from Sault Ste.
Marie that an iron ore range, with
180,000,000 tons of ore in sight, has
been discovered and that New York
capitalists are interested in developing
the deposit. One of these acknowledged
that he was interested in the matter
and said the discovery was made a
year ago, but he declined to state the
exact location Of the range
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
NEW STYLE OF TRorTINe RACES
Attempt Will Be Made to Develop Car
riaqe Horses.

NEW YORK, JAN Arrangements
are now being made to introduce next
testing and developing the combined
speed and stamina of the American car
riage horse. Briefly stated the plan is
to have trotting races in heavy harness
at the leading horse shows, where the
tracks are large enough and to make
such races a feature of some of the prin-
cipal trotting meetings Also
The men who are behind the movement
purpose to introduce races for runa-
bouts, gigs. phaetons, breaks. coaches and
other vehicles, such, as are commonly
weight up and with toe weights, over
draw checks and all other artificial APP
plianceS barred. The horses will be re-
quired to go various distances from one
mile up to twelve or fifteen miles.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
Prominent in the Oil Trade.

MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa, Jan. T.
Albert c. Abbott. manager of q Buff
fRlo IN. Y) oil company and well
k-.cw'H IN tin: oil trade throughout the
country, diz1 at his home here today
aSeti ai1ty-zsTen years. He was
past ersnG master of Iowa Mascns
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
NEBRASKA GRAZING LANDS.
Legislation for Fencing and Leasing
Under Way at Washington.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. Z. - A
conference was held at the interior
department tonight on the subject of
legislation governing the fencing and
leasing Of grazing lands in Nebraska.
There were present Secretary Hitch
cock, members of the senate and
house committees on public lands and
a portion of the delegation in congress
from Nebraska. 1t was agreed that the
Nebraska delegation, in conjunction
with Chairman Lacey, of the house
committee on public lands, should
make an effort to agree upon a bill to
serve as a basis for the prospective
legislation on the subject. There are
10,000,O0 acres of grazing lands in the
state, and the desire is to prepare a
measure, if possible, that will permit
of their leasing for grazing purposes
In small holdings
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
ALENIATED AFFECTIONS.
Mrs. Saisbury's Suit Against Mrs.
Nichols Settled Out of Court.

Special to The Globe.
GRAND FORKS, N. D., Jan. In
the federal court today the case in
which Mrs. Sarah A. Salisbury sued
Mrs. Ella G. Nichols for the alleged
alienation of the affections Of her
husband was called and the jury was
drawn, when the announcement was
made that the case had been settled.
The amount was $4,000, and it is un-
derstood that settlement was for about
half this sum. All the parties have
been residents Of Minnewaukan for
years, but Salisbury and Mrs. Nichols
have lived i'll Washington for some
time.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
Lord Derby After chamnioshln.

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-E. e. Smathers
of the New York Driving club, said today
that he was ready to drive the trotter
Lord Derby in contest for the amateur
championship. under the conditions speci-
Cleveland, which has announced that it
will offer trophy to take the place of
the Boston cup.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
Attempted Bank Robbery Fails.

PISGAH, Iowa, Jan. 7-An attempt
was made to rob the Bank of Pisgah
early today. The robbers had gained
entrance to the building, when AS
sistant Cashier H. E. Smith, who
sleeps in the building, was awakened.
He fired several shots at the robbers,
but they escaped.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
One DAYS Racket ENOUGH.

George" said Mrs. Ferguson, "it's too
bad about that lot of mechanical toys you
gave Willie for a Christmas gift. Every
one of them went to pieces in less than
twenty-four hours
Yes replied Mr.. Ferguson ''the chap
bought them of promised they would. -
Chicago Tribune
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
PURSE LOOKS SMALL
TO THE CHAMPION
Jeffries Refuses to Consider Offer Of Hays
Valley Club.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Jan. TT
don't fight for that, said Champion JEFF
fries today, when shown the offer of the
Hayes Valley Athletic club, of a $2O 900
purse for a twenty-round contest with
Corbett. Jeffries refused to give any
reasons.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
FARGO WOMAN CONVICTED.
She Planned the Robbery of a Farmer
Others Plead Guilty.

Special to Ths Globe.
brought in verdict of guilty in the
case of Mrs. Charles Troyer, charged
with planning the robbery of Farmer
Boynton Thanksgiving night. Her hus-
band was convicted on the same
charge last week, and three men who
actually committed the crime have
pleaded guilty.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
CITY LEAGUE TEAMS ROLL,
HOCKEY GAME TONIGHT.
Mascot and Victoria Teams to Clash on
Raspberry Island Rink

The second game of the Twin CITY
Hockey league season will be played on
me raspberry island rink tonight, when
The ice on the rink is in perfect condi-
ton, and as the Victoria players have
showed a wonderful Improvement in form
TINS season, fast and exciting game is
promised The play will start at 8:15
O'clock ~ 800
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
More Fees oF the Tobacco Trust.

DETROIT. Nich,Jan 7-Profnine.at
Eetroit cEnits-ist.. end sEeu 7Tssl known
IN tic c;Gsr and tobacon business haTA
n-.riy ocsnflxsed IIs.np for cha organ
l..,.i>I. of a 100000 II l.re1Gsnt -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
SMALLPOX Amono Indians

GREAT FALLS. Mont, Jan. T.
Smallpox has again appeared among
the Cree Indians in the northern part
Of Montana. At the Fort Shaw In
dian school fifteen cases of mysterious
sickness are thought to be smallpox.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
Fate's Injustice.

Nocash (disconsolately)-The rich are
getting richer and the poor poorer
Friend-What's wrong now?
NocaSh-Miss Fullpurse has refused me
and Is going to marry Mr.. Coupon.-New
York Weekly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08

HELENA, Mont, jan Gov.
Tc5 les message, reed, before the senate
and house in joint session today, con-
tains many suggestions for legislation,
the most important of which is a rec
ommendaticn for a bill providing for
the initiative and referendum.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-08
WeaIthiest lowan Ill.

DES MONIES, Iowa, Jan. TT. NJ.
Hubbell, of this city, Iowa's wealthiest
citizen, is very i'll with pneumonia.