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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18

WIEDEN, 13 czerw. Ma &C.
sarza Franciszka J6zefa wra-
cajacego W powozie z pre-
jazdzki jakis mezczyz narzuci}
ciezka laske. Ma szczescie
pocisk chybi} i uderzyl W
tylne ko}o powozu. Ma ulicy
pod6wczas bylo wiele ludu,
kt6ry natychmiast pochwy-
Gil napastnika i -by}byy gge~na
smierc ubi} gdyby ME by}a
nadeszla .policya, .kt6ra go
uwolnila z rak> rozgniewane-:
go :ludu. Obecnie cz}owiek
ten jest W wiezieniu. Jest to
zyd nazwiskiem Jak6b Reiss,
Zdaje sic re czfowiek ten cier-
pi ma umysle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18

] W naszem miescie W ubieg1 :
poniedzia}ek W nocy ma trzech
wracajacych q zebra
MIA niemieckich delegatach.
Ma rogu S. Main i Wood u
licy, przystapi}o nagle dw6ch
m}odych drab6w z rewolwe.
rami W reku i wezwali owych
delegat6w by podniesli rece
do CORY. Ci W pierwszej
chwili sadzili, re to tart, gdy
jednak napastnicy wezwanie
powt6rzyli izagrozili uzyciem
broni, wydali napadnieci
pieniadze kosztownosci.
Rabusie cofajac sic dali 4
strzaly tych diva rani1y
smiertelnie Jana Baltes, dru-
gi niejaki Kessler otrzyma1
postrza} W noge, a trz:ci
Weidman wyszed1 z tel afery
ca1o. Baltes przeniesiony do
Mercy szpitalu mimo ma
tychmiastowej pomocy zmar1
W kilka godzin. Wiadomosc
Q tym wypadku wywofala W
mieScie bardzo przygnebia-
.jace wra5enie, dotychczas bo-
wien uchodzi}a okolica ma
sza "a jedna z najspokojniej- !.
szyehaw sstanie p Pennsylvania. I
Ia wykrycie morderc6w wy.
znaczyl powiat $4,000 dol. ma
grody, dotychczas jednak ME
natrafiono ma laden slad, w
O d kryciu rabusi6w "a
chodzi bowiem ia trudnosc
re napadnieci z powodu
ciemnosci jaka panowa}a o.
wei nocy napadu, ME moga
podac opisu tych dw6ch roz-
b6jnik6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18
WROCkAW, 11go czerwca,

WROCkAW, 11go czerwca.
"Vossische Ztg." przypu-
SEGA, re sprawa katolickie-
go centrum stoi ma Szlazku
bardzo zle, jezeli tax spokoj-
ny przezorny polityk, jak
kardyna} Kopp, grozi Pola-
kom z ambon "a ich budze-
ME sic do narodowego zycia.
Rad pruski niecierpliwi
sic takze, re Polacy pod pru-
skim zaborem zdolni So jesz-
cze do obrony, jakiej sic ME
spodziewano. Dotychczasowa
dzia1alnos6 komisyi koloniza-
ME przynios}a zadnych
rezultat6w. @
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18

Marka, gdzie znajduje
sic grobowiec Obreno-
wicz6w. Do pogrzebu przy-
wofano tylko 2-ch pop6w.
Zwlokiinnych os6b, zamor-
dowanych W pa}acu, z}ozono
do grob6w ma cmentarzu bez
zadnych ceremonii. Natomiast
porucznika Naumowicza po-
chowano z wszelkiemi woj-
skowemi honorami.
Dwie siostry i siostrzenice
kr6lowej Dragi, wypedzono
z kraju Elk kr6lowa
Natalia chcia1a przyjechac do
Belgradu na pogrzeb swego
syna, kr6la Aleksandra, ale
jej ME pozwolono.
Nigdzie ME widac za}oby. Ma
ulicach panuje zwyk}y ruch,
a lud jak sic zdaje, czuje sic
swobodniejszym i weselszym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18

w EAU CLAIRE zako1-
czy1a sic sprawa Wiel. ks.
Frydrychowicza przeciwko p.
Albertowi Grubba i p. j.
Zdrojkowi z town Carson
o odszkodowanie "a -uczynio-
ny ma niego ma 'publicznej
drodze napad sad przyz-
nah .>Frydrychowicz OBJ
winionych $4,000 odszko-
wanna. Napad ten uczyniony
zosta} W roku zeszlym, gdy
ks. Frydrychowicz sprawo-
wal urzad proboszcza koscio-
la 6w:; Bartlomieja W Mill
Creeku. KS. Frydrychowicz
"a posrednictwem adwokata
swego p. Frawley z Eau
Claire zada1 $4,000 odszko-
dowania, sad przyzna} mu
$4,000 i ma sumo te wyda}
juz judgment" sadowy. Spra-
Wy obwtnionychl mig1hi br'o=.
mic Lamoreux & Park i Cate
& Dahl re Stevens point. A
dwokaci strony obwinionej
ma process do sadu1 sic ME sta
will i twierdza, IL nastapilo
to powodu tego, il ME byli
poinformowani O czasie roz-
praw sadowych W tel spra-
vie. z powodu tego adwoka-
ci ci wniesi do sadu aplika-
eye, ably wydany przez sad
Judgment uniewazniono.
w kazdym razie sprawa OBJ
winionych przedstawia sic W
ME bardzo r6zowych kolo-.
rach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18
ST. PAUL, MINI. W

ST. PAUL, MINI. W Sc
.minaryum ,,Nawr6cenia sw.
Paw]a" udzielal Najprzew, ks.
arcybiskup Jan Ireland z St.
Paul swiece1 przez dni 4. z
polskich kleryk6w otrzymali
tonzure: PIP. I. J. Yorka, z
dyecezyi Omaha, Nebr. ! Pa
wei Kupferschmidt,z dyecezyi
Winona, Mimi, Minores O.
trzyma1: Stanisfaw Iciek, z
-dyecezyi Duluth, Mimi, sub
.dyakonat otrzymal Pawe1
Kuich, dyecezyi St. Cloud,
Mimi. Ostatnie swiecenia ka-
pfahskie otrzymali: Karol
Syrocki, 2 archidyecezyi Por-.
tland, Ore, i Leon Laskowski
2 dyecezyi Duluth, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18

CHICAGO, Ill Dziewiecio-
letni Wladys}aw Dankiewicz,
bawiac sic wczoraj pi}ka mad
rzeka ma Blackhawk str, sta
raj sic pike 2 rzeki, ,wydostac a
le straciwszy r6wnowage, sam
wpad1 do woody j utonal, MIN
ktokolwiek zdo}a} pospieszyc
mu pomoca. W ciagu VIE
czora zw1oki jego wydobyto
z rzeki i zawieziono do mie-
szkania jego rodzic6w pm.
146 Blackhawk str.
Stanislaw Weso}ek, kt6ry
zosta1 skazany ma 35 letnie
wiezienie karne "a zamordo-
wanie niejakiej Kittie Ferry
w peWnym szynKu ma Merl-
dian j Uniun str, podobno
zaprzysiag} sic, ze zywcem
ME dostanie sic do Joliet.
Inny jakis wiezien pisemnie
uwiado domil prokuratora, ze W
| Z u !. '.trs 81 b
przyszla niedziele " czasie
nabozen stwa " kapicy .wie-.
zienia, Wesolek ma. otrzymac.
brzytwe Cd jakiegos towa-.
rzysza j ze zamie ierza popelnic
samob b6jstwo. Dyrek ktor vie
zieniia Whitman, powiado-
miony . wszystk kiem, polecn
|strzedz pilnie " Weso1ka;i iego.
|towarzysz.y
VII KESBA r 4 p ..-.j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18

RZYM, Is cz. W sobote od-
by}a sic uroczystosc konsekra-
cyjna by}ego sekretarza pa
pieskiej legacyi W Washing
tonic Monsignora Rocker ia
stolice biskupia W Iaro ma
Filipinach i ks Dennisa J.
Dougherty, z Filadelfia do Sc
govia. Wuroczystosci bra}o
udzial DUO ameryka6skich
ksiezy jak i studenci amery-
kanskiego seminaryum "
Rzymie. Ze Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych nadesfano mn6stwo
telegram6w gratulacyjnych.
.Obaj swiezo konsekrowani
biskupi wyjada niebawem "
podr6z do Stan6w Zjednoczo.
nych.
BELGRAD, 10 Czerwca.
Wczoraj kr6tko pc
p61nocy, zwloki kr6la IS. ! .k|srl6. .k|s.rl'6j.
EloWejj zlozzo ono do trumien
|zbitychl 4 IVY j CA Y ny.ch' desek
VI ezlion| \ apliicJ 'W lI''|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18

znalaz} j uwollni} go, sprawe
zas p. Olszewskiego przeka-
zal do sadu okregowego, sta
wiajac go pod $500 kaucyi.
Kaucye podpisali ojciec OBJ
winionego, p. J6zef Olszew-
ski p. Jak6b Mania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18
KONSTANTYNOPOT,

KONSTANTYNOPOL, 13
czerwca. Donosza re okolo 20
Bu}gar6w zosta}o zabitych W
wiosce Yenije-Rumelia, przez
wojsko tureckie. Oko1o so
aresztowano i wzieto ich do
Andrianopola.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18

PETERSBURG, ,13.czerwca.
- Trogedya W Belgradzie
wywola}a til wielkas sensacye..
Wszystkie gazetv wyrazaja
swe oburzenie, ale dodaja, re
obecnie mocarstwa ME maja
powodu do mieszania sic do
wewnetrznych spraw Serbii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18

/ BIAkOGR0D, 1890 czerw-
ca. Wojska pod wodza majora
Angikowicza zamordowaly
wczorajszej nocy kr6la Alex
sandra, kr6lowa Drage jej mlo-
dsza siostre i brata Nikode-
ma, :prezesa minist6w Marko-
wicza, ministr6w Pietrowicza
i. Tudorowicza, oraz genera1a
Pawlowicza. Geese s}uzby pa
}acowej wymordowano takze,
poczem utworzono Rad tym-
!, czasowy, obalono ostatnia
konstytucye i zwo}ano daw-
niejszych pos}6w rozwiazanej
przez Aleksandra skupczyny
ma narady. Og}oszono kr6lem
ksiecia Piotra Karageorgewi-
cza. Ludnosc Bialagrodu SYM
patyzowa}a rewolucyonista-
mi
Tysiace. ludzi gromadzi}y
sic pred palacem i wydawa-
~ radosne okrzyki. Wojsko
r6znej broni zgromadzono ma
lplacach publicznych dla utrzy-
mania porzadku. Zo}nierze
zrzucili odznaki z podobizna
Aleksandra. Domy Bia}ogrodu
przystrojono W zieleh i cho-
ragwie. z konaku sciagnieto
sztandar kr6lewski.
Morderstwa dokonano o poi
do II godziny W nocy. Poda-
mo O MEM ludowi wiado-
mosc dopiero wczoraj rano.
PARYz, II. czerwca.
" Nowy kr6l serbski Piotr IA
rageorgewicz, jest tu INA
ny, bo bywa} czesto Y swe-
go kuzyna ksiecia Bodijara
Karageorgewicza. Ojciec lego
byl pastuchem " serbii. NO
I Wv kr6l Jest ,zaprzyjazn iony
Z carem i poslal swego. syna
|. do Petersburga na edukacye'
! Kr6l Piotr ma So lat, jest
wdowcem, ma troje dzieci,
! mianowicie 18 .letnia c6rke
Helene, 16 letniego syna Je-
rzego IA letniego Aleksan' A-l
ara. iona jego byla c6rkal
ksiec,iia czarno s|kiego.
AjsH]IN b GTONl' p. D. & g. I, ~ Y
4 IczerWca Tad Stand ~ Y Zjjedno. ,:
3 oWil \ trzymae |'!
isT1 1I111s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18

2 PULASKI, I Wis. Dnia PA.
i 3. 25 czerwca cdbeda sic egza-.
NINA uczni v tutejjszej szkole
loo. Franc kan 6w. Uczniio-5 3
vie q obiia sic do stanu.
|duch hoW'nego obieraj III
alki bezpl snie llbecnie iest
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18

~ niw Polskich
AN ERYCE
/ CHICAGO, III, - 70 let
nj Franciszek Piatkowskii
zan. " Avondele u zieci:
swolego, Damazego Demar
kowsl1iiego, W sobote wieczo
okoh godz. Z siedziac M
choemiku ma Cleaver ulicy
umanI nagle, prawdopodobnie
Nv skutek paralizu serca. By:
ION Wdowcem, i pozostawia 4
zamezne c6rki j 3 syn6w, Z
kt6ryeh dw6ch jest zonatych
Zwloki nagle znar}ego "a.
brano tymczasowo do miesz.
kani4 jednego z zieci6w, Ma.
cieja Bielskiego pm: SO Fry
str.
PAM swiatkowska otrzy::
-
mala zw tych dniach zawiado-
mienie, il MAJ jej, kt6ry
pred kilku tygodniami wye
|chal do Europy, by odwie-
dzic strony rodzinne W Su-
walskiem, wskoczyl okretu
do raprza i utona}. Czyn
[Swiaslll wskiego tlonaczy 10
na chwilowym ob}edem.
COLUMBUS, .Nebr. Pola-
cy zamieszka1i W Columbus
=
i okolicy, oeda mogli nieza-
dlugo sic modli6 W w}asnym
koscio}ku. Potrzeba tylko a.
by ktos postaral sic u Maj
prev. ks. biskupa 0 po-
zwolenie, ,6ciagniecia ksiedza j
zorganizowania parafii. Pie
niadze by sic znalaz}y, TO
przeciez jeden tylko obywa-
tel Andrzej Paprocki ofiaruje
$500, ma polski koSciaw Co
lumbus. A jest tn oko}o 80
familii! CT chocby tylko ofia-
rowali po $25, ma co ich kaz-
diego prawie stac, to uczyni-
loby juz pokazna sumo, "a
kt6ra moznaby piekny ko-
ciH pobudowac.
CLEVELAND, 0. Nieza-
lezny - KS. Benedykt Don
kin, proboszcz porafii przy
Erie ulicy zosta1 aresztowany
"a nieludzkie obchodzienie
sic z dziecmi uczeszczajace-
mi do szko}y parafialnej.
R6wnoczesnie aresztowano
nauczyciela Garding. Ia kau-
cya ksiedza wypuszczono we
czwartek, lecz Wkr6tce pow
t6rnie go aresztowano "a
przestepstwa daleko wieksze
i stawiono pod kaucya 5000
kt6rej Mkt ME chcia1 stawic.
Aresztowano dw6ch przyja-
ci6l ksiedza, kt6rzy uwaza-
nj So "a podejrzane osoby, a
policya zeznaje, ze nieli po-
magac ksiedzu sypac pieprz
" usta chopc6w jako kare.
STEVENS POINT, Wis W
zeszla srode " sadzie Parka
rake nczyla sic sprawa r. Oh
szewskieko j ,J6zefa Buzy,
pbwini onych . to, il na dro-
DE " town Cars 81 odebrali
10 Chiate owii diva jego BIZ
|cykle. eeiiWiklo: Buzie
AZ 81 nis 4 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18

ze Piotr Karegeorgiewicz,
kt6rego obrano kr6lem Ser
bii, stanowczo twierdzi, re ME
mial absolutnie nicwsp6lne-
go, re zbrodnia W Belgra-
die.
,,Otrzyma1em z r6znych
stron DUO telegram6w gra-
tulacyjnych ale ito jest wszyst-
ko. Dop6ki urzedownie ME
zostane zawezwany ME widze
powodu do wyjazdu z Gene
wy. Mkt mie dotad ME wez-
wal do powrotu. Mkt mi ME
ofiarowa1 korony. Me mann
nawet wiadomosci Cd mojej
familii mieszkajacej W Bel
gradzie. Potepiam jak najwy-
razniej wszystkie ostatnie
zajscia W stolicy Serbii. MOI
ma by1o, gdy Q to szlo zmu-
sic kr6la do abdykacyi ale
ME pope1niac zbrodni."
Pytany jakby rzadzi} kra-
jem po objeciu steru, odpo-
Wiedziaf:
Nv czasie dlugoletniego
.pobytu W Szwajcaryi nau-
czylem sic cenic tutejsze
urzadzenia spo}oczne nadar
wysoko. So; one moim idealem.
.Jestem "a absolutna Wolnos-
+cia prasy. Chcialbym widziec
rozw6j Serbii ma zasadach
konstytucyi 2 roku 1908.
Co do stosunk6W z obcymi
mo swami, jestem pzeciW-
ny wplywom A ustryi. Nato.
1niast Rosa ma Gala moja
sympatye yslalem tam mo
n. s5 = .4 "a
[iegos s.yna by 80 bic tam vs. yszu.
ne Ikaa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18

MONTGOMERY, Mimi, Is
czerwca. Jan Zielenka i
lego iona zostali zabici wczo-
raj przez poSpieszny pociag
kolei Minneapolis i st. Louis
Ry. Staruszkowie przechodzac
przez tory kolei ME spostrze-.
gil 2 przeciwnej strony nad-
chod dzacego pociagu osobowe--
go, kt6ry na miejjscu ich zycia
.pozbawil. Il.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-19
LOADS WEIGH SHORT
And Coal Dealer loux Is Con-
sequentIy Arrested.

Robert Loux, proprietor OF the Stand
ard Fuel company, Burr and Fauquier
streets, apparently fell into trap set
for him by County Treasurer Metzdorf,
in his capacity as official county sealer
of weights and measures, and as re-
suit is now under arrest, charged with
attempting to defraud his customers by
giving them "short weights" in coal.
Loux was arrested yesterday and ar
raigned in the municipal court, where
he was placed under bonds in the sum
of 500 and his case set for hearing
Noy. %. He was placed in the county
jail, but secured bondsmen during the
afternoon and was released.
The complaint against Loux, who
does a wholesale business, was made
by William Shrader, retail dealer.
Shrader is in the coal business, but
does not keep a supply in his own
yards. When he has an order for coal
he sends his wagons to Loux and Sc
cures the fuel there. Recently he has
had many complaints of short weight
from his customers and he decided to
investigate the matter. He informed
County Treasurer MetZdorf of the COM
plants, and H. G. Tavernier, deputy
sealer OF weights and measures, was
instructed to make an investigation.
Tavernier secreted himself near the
Loux scales and one of Shrader's wag-
ons was sent for ton of coal. Instead
of the 1000 pounds which there should
have been, the load was found, by
weighing it upon tested scales, to con-
tain but Lib pounds. Another load
was 100 pounds short and still another
was short 245 pounds.
Convinced that there was no longer
any doubt as to the weights being
short, Loux was placed under arrest
The scale beam at the Loux yards Is
twenty feet above the scales proper
and it is impossible for the driver to
see what the weight of his load is. The
weight Is announced from the Office
above and the driver has nothing to do
but to take the word Of the man who
does the weighing.
County Treasurer Metzdorf says
there is altogether too much of this
kind of business practiced and efforts
are to be made to put a stop to it.
Complaints are of daily occurrence.
Mr.. MetZdorf yesterday consulted
County Attorney Kane and the result
was a decision to place a number of
deputies in the field, who will test all
scales and endeavor to put a stop to
the practice.
The deputies viii be given the right
to stop a wagon any place on the street
and compel the driver to have his load
re- weighed on scales which have been
tested
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-19
CITY NEWS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Approves Committees Views on
Worlds Fair Exhibit.

Plans were yesterday adopted by the
board of education for the exhibit to be
prepared by the schools of this city for
the ST. Louis exposition. The matter of
arranging details has been in the hands
of the committee on text books for some
time past and a complete report was yes
terday submitted to the board and adopt
ed. 1t was as follows:
We respectfully report that the follow
ing plan is approved by us and is sub
mitted for your consideration and ac-
ton:
That the exhibit shall cover all lines
of work.
That Photographic views Of the school
buildings be provided. Also a series Of
Photographic views Of the interior OF
buildings, representing the. equipment OF
the laboratories and school rooms; chill
dren engaged in various school duties
and exercises and at work, and OF col
lections of work, all tending to illustrate
our course of study. We have reason to
believe that these photographs can be
prepared and suitably arranged and bound
for so cents each. For this work we rec
ommend Mr. HI. w. Schmidt for official
photographer. Aside from the work to be
accomplished by Mr.. Schmidt, any schools
may offer other work prepared at their
own expense.
Class exercises in standard studies.
These will consist of about thirty-two
sets of papers, representing each grade
in the schools.
Selected work in penmanship, drawing
and music and Illustrated work in his
tory and geography.
Industrial work in grades one to eight
inclusive. This will be largely photo
graphic, owing to the limited space al
lotted ST. Paul in the educational building
at st. Louis, but enough work will be ex-
hibited to represent the course quite
fully.
High School Work-Class work by
semesters. presenting note books actually
used, subjects to be chosen by principal.
Special work in trigonometry and sur
veying, history and sciences. Freehand
and mechanical drawing. Carving, mod
cling and work in iron and wood from
the shops.
We regret very much that the space
allotted st. Paul will not enable us to
make an exhibit as complete and full as
most important that what we offer shah
be of excellent quality. We respectfully,
but earnestly, urge ear teachers, while
strictly adhering to authorized work, and
faithfully observing the regular pro-
gramme. to seek such perfection In re-
suits as will make the exhibit entirely
satisfactory to all concerned.
We note that all work prepared for the
worlds fair must be at the disposal OF
the Minnesota worlds fair commission not
later than Jan. 80, 1904.
We therefore recommend the adoption
of the suggestions made in this report.
and also that the superintendent be d.
rected to acquaint principals and teach
ers with theSC requirements, and to notify
them to send to some place to be desig-
mated by him. the work prepared by them
for this exhibit, so that it may be received
and passed upon by this committee.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-19
STICKS TO MICHIGAN
Yost Viii Coach Wolverines
Again Next Year.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 1S.-Coach
Fielding H. Yest better known as ..Hur-
ry Up Yost, of the University of Mich
igan football team, has dispelled all
doubts and will return to Ann Arbor next
fall to turn out another championship
eleven for Michigan. At the close Of last
season there was considerable quibbling
between Yost and Manager Baird as to
whether the famous coach would return
to Michigan. The f1uttering hearts OF the
undergraduates were Gained when the
announcement was made that Yost would
return, but they had little hope that he
would come back in 1904, but according
to the popular Michigan idol, there will
be no arguments this time, for last night
while in Detroit he said that he would
surely coach the Michigan team of 1904.
When asked last night if the Western
championship could be claimed by Mich
igan in case Chicago was defeated, Yost
said: ''Of course, if Minnesota fails to
score as many points on wisconsin as we
did some will say, THAT settles 1t; Mich
igan is champion but you can't go much
on comparative scores. People ought to
pairing Michigan and Minnesota. We took
an S00-mile trip and played the Gophers
to a tie with a team absolutely green and
which didn't even start to train until
opened. believe Michigan deserves the
credit of being the better team.
II think the Chicago game Thanks
giving day is an even thing" said Yost,
when asked about the final game on the
Michigan schedule. West Point in its
present condition Is just as good as any
team in the East, and for Chicago to prac-
tically outplay them, as the newspapers
credit Stages team with doing, certainly
puts the Chicago team in the front rank
and Michigan will have to hurry to beat
them.
michigan will lose four Of its five
men next year. Craver, Gregory and
Capt. Redden being all seniors. 1t ought
not be as hard next year to develop a
team as it has this fall
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-19
THE WORLD OF SPORT !.
BADGERS THREATEN
TO CALL GAME OFF
Urged on by Michigan the Bad.
gers Attempt to Brighten
Gophers.
Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 1S.-H now
appears that Wisconsin is endeavoring
to use the proposition to turn down
Minnesota, made by Michigan, in
bullying the Gopher management into
giving Wisconsin everything asked for
The latest story circulated here tells
that Wisconsin has notified Minnesota
that she must at once agree upon Of
ficials for the Thanksgiving day who
will prove acceptable to Wisconsin OF
the game will be declared off.
It is said that this notification has
been sent to the Minnesota university
at the instigation Of Michigan, and Is
but the first step in the attempt to
force Minnesota out Of the big nine.
1t is said that the message to Mime
sofa informed the authorities there
that officials who are known. to be
competent must be selected at once or
Wisconsin will cancel the game.
Saturday is expected to be the best
day for Wisconsin football this season.
While the varsity team is to be wal
looping Northwestern at the South
side grounds in Chicago, the university
freshmen are scheduled to do to
OldSS CldSSlicil WL16iI 10 vas
hoped the varsity would do to Ecker
sail ct al.
The Wisconsin team is having
double daily practice. Early in the
afternoons the customary scrimmage
work Is given on the gridiron at Camp
Randall, and each evening brisk signal
practice is held in the auditorium of
the university gymnasium.
In the scrimmage work some Of the
regulars are kept out on account of
injuries and bruises, but all are sent
into the fast night signal work. Capt.
Abbott and Bush, the other end and
the Wisconsin punter, are the worst off
of the cardinal squad. The Badger
captain is nursing badly used UP arm
and bruised hand Bush has stiffened
muscle that interferes with his work,
particularly in running down the field
after kicks and in his new department
Of booting the ball. Both Bush and
Capt. Abbott are receiving much atten-
ton from Trainer O'Dea, and it is an
nounced that their injuries will have
been cured in time for the Northwest
ern game.
Only two days of hard practice re-
main before the game with the Meth
Odists under Mccormack, and it is con-
cluded that Wisconsin ought to shut
the purple out without score and roll
up about four touchdoWns. It is
prayed that none of the Wisconsin
men will be injured in the Northwest
ern game. as accidents may prove dis
astrous in their effect upon the game
with Minnesota on Thanksgiving day.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-19
BRUISER HAMILTON IS
KNOCKED OUT BY POTTS
Minneapolis Sports Witness Bloody Fight
In Harmonic Hall.

'eBruiser'' Hamilton was knocked out by
Jim Potts in Minneapolis last night in the
seventh round of what was scheduled as
ten-round fight The fight was pulled of
in Harmonic hall, Third street and Second
avenue south. In the preliminary bout
Enie Potts and Billy Rose fought six
rounds to a draw.
The battle between Potts and Hamilton
was billed as the star event of the even
ing and was fast fight from the start
until the knockout. Hamilton was badly
take the count in the first round In the
seventh round Potts landed hard right
and Hamilton went down again. He was
up in time, but here his seconds threw
tested Potts style of fighting several
times and once one of the seconds climbed
into the ring and engaged in an argument
with the referee.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-19
GOPHERS WILL PLAY
FARM SCHOOL SATURDAY
Minnesota VIII Play Light Practice Game
Before Meeting Badgers.

Negotiations on the part of the univer-
sity management to secure st. Thomas for
the game at Northrop field Saturday
have fallen through, and unable to secure
the Saints the Gophers will play the team
from the farm school.
1t will be the last appearance of the
1903 team on the home grounds, and also
the last time that several of the players
will play on Northrop field under Mime
sofa colors. Schacht and possibly a few
others will not return next fall, so they
have only this game and that at Madi-
son to play
The sale of seats for the Wisconsin
game will begin tomorrow. st. Paul root
ers have not been forgotten, and good
proportion Of the 1.4Oo seats sent to the
Minnesota management will be on sale at
Tibbil's cigar store, Fourth and Robert
streets. These seats are the best on the
field, being opposite the 55-yard line on
each side of the gridiron. The price, as
that of all seats at Camp Randall, will
be 81.