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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-16
EIGHTING ROUND SAN DOMINGO.
City Again Attacked = Business ct a 4 <s stnndstiIl. -s E

San Domingo. Thursday, Nov. 12.- There was heavy fighting here this morning. The forts around the city were engaged with the insurgents and there was considerable cannonading on both sides. The town Is undamaged and the situation unchanged. The United States cruiser Baltimore arrived here this afternoon. Business is at standstill.
 Washington, Nov. 15.-Confirmatory information of the attack on San Do- ningo City by the revolutionists reach- ed the state department to-day in a despatch from Minister Powell. He re- ported that the revolutionists were at tacking the city on three sides. There were no other details in Minister Pow ells cablegranl. The cruiser Baltimore, which was ordered to San Domingo waters, is now there so that American interests will be gwen full protection.
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I ST. Paul Social Circles /.
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Miss Anita Furness, Miss Helen Davis
and Miss Gertrude Hill at her country
home at Cottage Grove. Invitations
will be issued this week for the mar
riage of Miss Carrie Severance to Mr..
Howard, of New York, which will take
place at Mantorville on the 23d. at the
Congregational church at that place.
The details of the wedding are not
settled, but it is expected that many
Of Miss SeVerances st. Paul friends
will be present. The wedding Of Miss
Robbins and Mr. Lewis, which will
take place on the 10th. will be very
quiet and only the family and init
mate friends of the bride will be pres
emit
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

The following officers were elected at
the annual meeting of st. Lul1e's Aid So
ciety of st. Paul's Episcopal church:
Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple president; Mrs.
F. p. Rice, first F>-5 president; Mrs H
F. Stevens. second vice president; Mrs.
Perkins, assistant secretary; Mrs. A o.
Powell, treasurer; Mrs. P. Jurgens, as
sistant treasurer. The committee on
Barclay, Mrs. James McCaskey. Mrs. Jur-
gems and Mrs. CornweII; on plain work
Mrs. w. M. Cumbey, Mrs. George Per-
k1ns, Miss Patterson, Mrs. Archibald
Johnson.
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ert streets. The committee Includes Mrs
c. w. Extrand, Mrs +. f. Dugan and
Mrs. Keliar.
Prosperity Grove No. s, Woodman Cir
Gle, will give q card party Tuesday even
ing ut the honae OF Soy. Jenkins, ST. Bed
Ccnrt Alpha No. Ii. U. Q. f.. viii give
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

bride and bridesmaid wore beautiful
gowns of white etamine. The bride car
rfed bouquet of American Beauty roses.
A wedding breakfast was served at tlss
nome of the bride on Garfield avenue
after the ceremony to intimate friends.
Many. costly and useful gifts were pre-
scented to the young COUPLE At 2 clock
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07
CLUBS AND CHARITIES.

There will be a reception rendered Rev.
and Mrs. A. o. Tarrant at the Church of
the Messiah Guild rooms, Kent and Full
Ter streets. On Monday evening from to
10 p. N.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

The Central Christian church will boId
a rummage sale Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday at 285 West Seventh street
contributions are solicited. Anyone wish
ing to aid will notify Mrs Cresson. 81
Leech street, or Mrs. Rodgers 284 South
Exchange street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

=, The Arion Singing society has chartered
the steamer J. ]. Hill and Twin City
barge Tor moonlight excursion and con-
cert Wednesday evening. Extensive prep
arations are being made to make this an
enjoyable affair. There will be a piano on
Jackson street at $3.50 .. M
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

st. Luke's Aid society will give it's an
nual card party Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs Carpenter, of st. Peter
street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

The Primary union met yesterday aft
ernoon in the parlors of the First M. q
church Mrs. William Richeson taught
the lesson and Miss Emery conducted the
normal class.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

The Women's Foreign Missionary So
c1ety Of the First NJ. E. Church will hold
It's monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon al
hart street. eo
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Firs+
Presbyterian Church will hold an outing
at the home of Mrs. John MCCULLOUGH. al
White Bear, Friday
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

The Jackson Drew Mothers club will
hold its last meeting of the season We'd
nesday afternoon in the Drew school.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

The Missionary Society Of Plymouth
congregational Church will hold its
monthly meeting at Como park Tues
day.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. John B. ST. Aubin, of Mel
son avenue, announce the marriage of
tier daughter, Miss Emelie ST. Aubin. to
Adam Herbert Stahl, to take place Thurs
cay. June Is, at ST. Louis church.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

Hiss Elizabeth Powell and Harry Davis.
both Of Merriam Park, will be married
Wednesday at the home OF the bride. 612
Fairview avenue
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

Miss Elsie Nicols, of Nelson avenue,
Club Friday 1lii afternoon for Miss Grace
Robbins and Mrs. Theodore Sedgwick.
There were thirty guests, and among
those from out OF town We're: Mrs. Nc
Leod, of Cincinnati; Mrs. Van Loon, Of
New York, and Mrs. Miller, of Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

Miss Marguerite Leyh and Charles Ray
nend Grady were married at the Cathe-
dral on Wednesday morning. JurSp 8. at
o'clock Father LAWYER off7ciated The
brother OF the groom was best man and
Miss Emily Leo was bridesmaid The
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

Miss Orme. of Grand avenue, will en-
terrain informally Tuesday evening in
honor of Miss Brennan and Frank Orme.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

Miss Beardslee, of Paramount avenue,
entertained yesterday afternoon in honor
of Miss GRACE Robbins. of Summit ave-
nue., who will be married next week.
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a progressive euchre party at Central
hall Wednesday, June II. The committee
in charge is Miss Marion Murray Mrs.
Bertha Nickel and Mrs. Mccartney.
Court Alpha No. II. U. 0. F.. viii re-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

The marriage of Miss Fredericta Som.
mers. daughter of Mrs. George Somme rs
and William L. West. will be married
Wednesday, -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07
MATRIMONIAL.

=. The wedding of Ida M. Gilbert and viii
chapel Wednesday evening at 3 o,c l1Ul
R Re Huston Taylor efI1ciated. The bri-
Gal party was led by six ribbon girls.
Frances Gilbert, Hazel Delaney, Violet
anderson. Ella Poler, Della Gilbert and
Ieny Sweeney. The following were the
br6neIIa Miss Agnes Doune, Of Min
were John Frawley, of Saltwater and
Joseph Ernst. of DonneIly Mimi The two
nttIe =, flower girls We're Florence johnson
and and Tootsie Florida. of Minneapolis. Miss
mamie Donneiiy, of Merriam Park, was
the maid of honor The bride came in
with her mother. The best man was
Frank Joung. Mrs. Taylor, of Ham1ine'
played the wedding march A large re- re,
ception was held at the home of the bride.
The dining room was decorated in white
and green. Covers were laid for two hun
dred. The out of town guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. William Dunn, of Omaha: 70.
seph Ernst, of DonnelIy. MINI; Mrs. wis
arnor, of Minneapolis; Mrs George Scheid
Of Minneapolis; Miss Annie Scheid. Of
Minneapolis; Miss Bessie Downs, of Min
neapolis. Mr.. and Mrs Robertson went
East for short wedding trip and viii
be at home at Ais East Seventh street.
June Is.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

Mrs. F. A. Def1el D. R. Campbell and
r. Wolfsberg will entertain the Royal
Ladies' Court No. 8, and their friends at
a card party Wednesday afternoon June
10, at the residence Of Mrs. r. Wolfsberg
on TiltOn street.
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Eastern Star, will hold a regular meeting
in Summit hall Laurel avenue, tomor-
row evening.
Minnehaha Lodge No. 81. Ladies' Socie-
ty of the B. l.. F.. will give progressive
eucl1re party Saturday evening, June a,
at Powlby hall corner Sixth and Rob-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

Miss Katherine Estelle Brooke, daueh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Brooke.
and Harold Keller both Of Minneapolis
Will be married Wednesday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

Miss Rosa Margaret Dusel, Of Buffalo.
N; 4, and Leopold A. Hauser, of st. Paul.
will be married Tuesday in Buffalo.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

American Revolution, met yesterday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. G. M. Ray, on
Smelling avenue. to celebrate the birthday
of Nathan Hale. the patron of the chap
ter George Watson. of the Neill school,
won the gold medal for the best essay on
the Revolutionary Hero" and Harvey
Blodgett, Of the same school, received
registrar, and Mrs. H. r. Brill, historian
read reports Mrs D. A. Polk read a
paper on "Debora Sampson" heroine
of the Revolution. Mrs. Dixon sang and
Mrs. Elliott played the Nathan Hale
march. A number of guests were en-
tentained by the chapter. The guests of
honor We're Mrs. d. A. Monfort, Mrs. E.
M. Prouty and Miss Beaumont.
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as Continued on Ninth Page.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Sawyer, former
~ residens Of st. Paul. and who lived
at the Albion for several years, have
returned and are at the Ashland for
the summer Mrs. c. w. Carpenter,
Of St Peter street. will entertain the
members Of the ST. Luke's Aid Snc,etv
of St. Pauls Church at euchre Tues
day afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Craw-
ford Livingston and family, who have
been abroad since November, have re-
Gently been In Nice. Mrs. Theodore
Schurmeier and family are In Switzer-
Land. Mrs. c. S. Bunker. who has
been visiting her son. Mr.. Clarence
New York and Brooklyn to visit rela-
tiyes.
Mrs. c. A. Severance is entertaining
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SOCIAL.

The Misses Albright. of Blair street,
will entertain at cards Thursday evening.
The w. V. R. U. Auxiliary to John A.
Logan will give a progressive euchre par
ty at Mrs. a. L. Eubank's s. 337 Rondo
street, Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O. Re-
fresments will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Oiund, of Laurel
avenue, entertained informally at cards
twentieth anniversary of their marriage.
The house was decorated with masses of
garden flowers. Among the guests Were:
Mr.. and Mrs p. E. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Nelson, of Red Wing; L. A. Rosing,
of Red Wing; Mr.. and Mrs. Palmquist,
Judge Werner and DR.. Sliesburg, Of Min
neapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. John Caesar and
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Johnson, of Stillwa-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. III. D. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen Norris Mr. and Mrs. A Lind
holm. of Saltwater; Miss Eckert, of
Northwood, and Mrs. Glover, of New
Richmond.
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REA1, EsTArE rRANsFERs.

Lora B.. Morrison and husband to 6. W.
Myers; part Of lot 3, block 49, Highland PARK
Samuel S. Thorpe and wife to George H.
Myers lots s and g. block 1, Pleasant Park adj
lition. $500.
Holman r. Drew and wife to Swan Person;
lot 5, block 2, Drew's addition, $275.
George J F. Perkins administrator to Joel
Person; lot Z, block 6, Rosedale Park, 5000
Daniel Splittstaesser to Carl Pfenowi Lots
3 and s, block i, Auditors subdivistan No. 81,
$500. IS
George Findley and wife to M1t ssa n. Bald
win ct al; lot %, block q, SoutHS Side addition
$225.
Charles G. johnson and wife to Alfred W.. and
Lizzie c. Paris; part of block 1, ]. N. Bar
bour's outlots,; $11.5e0.
B Cyrus e.. Bulls to William n. Wtggtn; lot 9
and south one-half OF lot TO-. block Is, Vintor
Park addition, $1,000.
Otto H. Mackroth and wife to NJ. W. Yerxa
lot 100, Minnetanka Beach; $780,
1: James n. Weed and wife to August n. "Tagatz
tlots 10 and II, block g. Meekers Island Lane
and Power company's addition revised, $3.50.
|: William, Fl. Broughton and wife to Eben B
Weeks; part OF lots 10 and IL, block 2, Uniyer
sitya addition; $4,000. II
i Charles e. ,Sandahl and wife to John Solder
holm and wife; lot 4, in subdivision Of lots !:
to s, block 10, Cobb's addition, 81 200.
Ida NJ. Crandall and husband to John h. Saw
Eyer; lot 6 block 80, Paramount Park addition
$4,000 e.5.
Erik Forsberg administrator to Peter John
son; lot IL block 9, Maben, White & LIE Bron'
addition, 5000.
| John Cullen and wife to J. A. johnson; part o
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$ land ?, block 100, town Of Minneapolis

lots | and 2, block 100, town of Minneapolis,
81 ,O25.
Elizabeth Frowble and husband to F. A. Smith;
lot 16, block 8. Williams addition, $125.
Nellie NJ. Follansbee to Mary Lathrop; lot l.,
block IA, Forest Heights, 81 200
Andrew Swanson and wife to Lauritz P. Ing
dahl; lots 1, ID and H. block A. Forest Park adj
dition, 81, 400
Henry d. Wedge and wife to William s.
| Hunt, lot 1, block 81. Calhoun Park 500.
Sarah D. Wood to William Houll; lot q, block
| 49, Sibley addition, $l,575.
! John Hlgeson and wife to Jens A. Grimstad;
part of lot 2, block &c. AIurphy's addition, $3.50.
! John Col1uhoun and wife to Isaac Green ct al.
lot 18, block 5, Bradford & Rassett's addition,
| 81, 800.
Mary Lathrop and husband to Nellie W. Foil
ansbee; lots 10 and 20, block l6, Walton Park
81, 100. tEs
! William McCutchan and wife to Frank De
lany, part Of lot IL, block IL, Morrson's add
ton $94O. ~
Thomas Wilson to Portius c. Deming, lott
| 6 and Z. block IL, Wilson's Encouragement, $3.50
| Security Land and Investment Co. to Henr!
De Boer ct al sa lot 49, block s. Pierce Stree
|: Jason P. Spear ct al to Fay O.. Denham, par
OF lot 6. block 10, Snyder s Co.'S First add
ton, So, SEQ. - e
| Edmund G.. Walton and wife to Ida Desantell
part of lot Z, Auditors subdivision No. 49, 500
l. H. B. Scott and wife to Mary c. Dahlin, 1o
| 10, block 2, Oak Trees addition, $3.50.
| George F. Perkins administrator to Cecelis
Christopher lot 8, block 6, Rosedale Park. $1T5
Frederick J. Skiby to Catherine E. Bressee
lot 81, Benefits addition, $175.
Nine minor deeds, SAT-
Total, forty deeds, $37. 562.
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BASEBALL
MAC'SLONG HIT WINS
Scotchman Scores Much Needed
Run in the Eighth by
Three Dagger.
Colonies Drop the Second Game to
the Millers-Walker in
Bad Form.

Having checked the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In their climb Tuesday, the mlllers yester-
day gave them push In the other dlrec-
ton by taking the second game OF the
series.
Weary Walker, the pride Of the Tebeau
stable was brought out on the track to go
against Reginald Llewellyn Williams. q
promising local derby candidate. Walker
went lame In the first furlong, however
and McCord vas called on to finish the
route, Williams won by two lengths
pulled up.
Translating this into baseball talk.
Walker insisted that his arm was not IN
shape to pitch. After watching his star
slab artist throw. to three men captain
Clyner decided that he was right. Walker
lobbed them over with all the speed OF a
Mississippi express, and with as much
control as the average woman displays IN
shytng a brick at a tramp. Denny Suin-
van. the first miller up, dumped a dinky
grounder in the infield and was thrown
out at first, but Spooner pasted Walker
noater for one sack, and Yeager posed
as Patience until Judge Cunningham re-
quested the ma mayer to walk to the 1nltlal
sack.
The light began to dawn on Clymer at
this point, and he sent a hurry UP call
to McCord. Elmer Smith drove an easy
xrounder at Quinlan which the shortstop
messed Yeager and Smith were both SAFE
Meanwhile Spooner, acting under his ord
ers to run on anything without stopping
to think, tore around the paths, to the
plate Oyler added to the, pleasure OF
the occa sion by a single which scored
'Yeager and put Smith on third. Mc1n-
tyres drive at Brashear enabled Smith to
cross the rubber, and Martin went out to
Hart
AS the game progressed the fans gave
9ervent thanks that Walker had not been
taken out befre he started. McCord
pitched like Christy Matthewson, and for
six rounds the millers were unable to get
run across, altho four hits were punched
In the fifth and sixth innings.
Meanwhile the No. 1 Tebeaus had man
aged to knot the score. Williams was
pitching winning ball. but two singles and
q pass in the fourth gave the visitors two
scores, and a pass, a stolen base ana a
single added one in the eighth, making the
score three all.
Yeager and Smith opened the eighth
by going out, and then the nillers decided
1t was about time to di something. Andy
Oyler. waited until. Cunningham called the
fourth bad one. and the Scotchman was
up with at least a wo-sacker needed to
win. Mac was there with the goods. He
pasted the first ball square on the nose.
and it, sailed far out into left center Cd
we'll tried to get In front Of the sphere
but 1t got past him, and before it was
relayed back to the diamond Oyler had
come in with what proved to be the win
ming run. Mac was safe at third on a
close decision but Martin flied to Hart
The colonies went out one two, three In
the ninth, and the tension was relaxed.
Tomorrow Watkins Indians open al
Nicollet, for three games. This will be
the last series at home for the millers, who
start on another eastern trip Sunday
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BIG STAKE UNDECIDED
Sensational Heat in 500 M. 6
M. Stake at the Detroit
Trotting Meet.

Detroit. Mich, July 23.--Sunset last
evening found the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' $4,000 stake for the 2:24-class
trotters. the feature of the blue ribbon
meeting of the Detroit Driving club at
the Crosse Pointe track, still unfinished,
Wainscott, the decided favorite, and John
Taylor.
John Taylor's victory over Wainscott
in the fourth heat after an accident in
the third, in which Taylor collided with
two other horses, then Kicked loose and
ran for three-quarters Of a mile, was the
surprise OF the afternoon, and one OF the
the stake.
Chamber Of Commerce stakes, 2:M PAGERS,
s., 900 (unanished):
Elastic Pointer, br - by Brown
81 = hi & i$:;i'; : :
KIN RiSsnors s' Page Hail. Rrilby direct. Tom
Keene, Miss Georgia, ella Hal and Five Points
Tine, 2;lo, a;o7A 2 III 2alA a;1aN
Dick Wilson, br 9, by Clay King % WI 80 ;,
king 1pE Direct, bi X las.i.j
Funston ms On I, IN fsnsW2
oeepatro Major Wilson; Rudy Kip and Mamie
Brown also started.
5i4 rot; Purse s. s, So; two in three heats
Judge 47s Gu. Cullen, br g by Rayenwilkes
| (Cares) 800.
The: Quesctor bg (Geersl .....;......... 2
Walter Smith blk (Bethauser) ........ 9
Viometa, ch IN lRaybold) .....::......:. %
| also started. ~I-
Time, 2:15A. 2:14%.@
2:o6 pace. purse 81 800; two in three heats:
Elderone, b g., by Box Elder (Hyde).... l l
4 William Nc, blk CASTLE .;,........
| Little squaw. blk m (Cridsburg) 1880.
! Captain Sphinx, b g (Hopkins) ......... 8
Terrace Queen, pr m (Geers) .......... 4
2:27 pace s purse $1,000; two in three heats:
Hal Chaffn, br b, by Brown Hal
Five Points, blk b (Hoganl ........... la 8
Geary oh 8: .(McEwen) ................ 2 4. 8
Diabltto, Big (Walker) ..T............. 2
| Bernedet, Tom Boy and Nathalie N. also
Time 2:1O 2:10A, 2:121a ,.
\ 2lo trot, purse 81 800; two IN three heats
Dan r, s (Geers) :. -. .............. 2
Dr. Strong, (Gahagan) .......;...... 2
! Monte Carlo, b b (Walker) ............. 3
Lilley Young, ch m Mccarthy .......... 4
Dan Wilkes, CHI 8 (Kttcheny ...........: DIR
Time, 2:09A, 2:1ON. =
! Merchants and Manufactured stakes 2:24
trotters So 900; three in five heats (unhnished)
Wainseott, b s, by, Alley Wilkes
John Taylor g; BY Dispute %:
5 GIN F prsgt b,E (FiEssa ss2a.,
| Robizola, Nervana, King Simmons, Bonnie Rus
sell, HE Boy, Robert Nc, Miss Jeanette and
Shady Beattte also started. =.
Time, 2:12A,. 2:10A, 2:13H, 2:15. 80.
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THAT SMOOTH KID. MCCOY.
He Is Charged With Holding Up
Bonds Belonging to An
.:-~s.,.z ,-a4other Man. ss.5~ sss:-.,:v :.

!, Magistrate Breen in the Tomhs police
court at New York yesterday, issued a
summons for Norman. Selby, Kid Nc
Coy" Louis p. Thorman, got the sum-
mons. Lawyer Goldsmith. representing
Thorman, said that on July 7, his client
and Mccoy were chatting together when
Thorman. pulled out five railroad bonds
of a thousand dollars each and said he'd
like to raise some money on them.
and took the bonds" Mr.. Goldsmith went
on, ''but after that my client. never saw
him again, altho he went to his Broad
way place at least twenty times. Re
Gently he learned that Mccoy had put
the bonds with an automobile company as
security for. $4,000 machine. We only
got Summons today. If we can't serYe
it tonight, we'll get a. warrant to-mor-
row. We hear that nthe Kids going t.
take a. little European trip. In that case
we. will apply for extradition papers,"
Andy Craig; hacker and manager Of
George Gardner, arrived in New York
yesterday from Chicag for the purpose o.
| bringing about match between Gardner
and Bob Fitzsimmons. It was Craig's in
| tention to post forfeit Of $4,000 to bint
| this until to-day. Immediately after hi
| arrival, Craig looked up Jack Hermann o
the Fort Erie "a. OR Hermann satdahf
offer Of a purse or $4,000 for the! com
bat still held good, and Craig proimptl!
accepted. Craig is very confident tina
Gardner can defeat Fitzsimm ons. "a
soon as the men are matched" he said
II will be ready to wager any part o
SO, 900 on his chances
While young Corbett,'' champion
| featherweight Of the world, received TIL
decision over Jimmy Briggs, in their ten
round bout last night before the Tam
many club at Boston, the Boston bo
gained considerable prestige by stayin
the limit It was the second time tn
two had met and each time Briggs man
aged to stay with the champion the flu
length of the bout. An agreement t
break clean was costly to Corbett, VIII
does his greatest execution when fastene
to his opponent. So. -
4 Briggs used excellent ring judgment an
kept away from Corbett's swings {
ducked when he was pulled in close. A
a consequence Corbett failed to land an
damaging blows and Briggs was fresh &
the finish.
;. Corbett's poor condition was evident, 8
he refused to set a fast pace.
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PLAY FOR ELIEL CUP
Qualifying Round Will Be Played
Saturday Afternoon at the
Lafayette Club. ~

The qualifying round for the Eliel golf
cup will be played Saturday afternoon at
at Lafayette club, Minnetonka. The cup
is a handicap event, and the handicaps
follow: *:''. -.
scratch-E. S. Woodwork, W. F. Brooks, G.
G. Woodworth, VIII Wheeler, Carlton Pillsbury,
Horace Lowry, NJ. D. Hardin, Q. S. Deaver, D.
F. Johnson G. S. Bracket.
40. F. Hepburn, P. r. Brooks, Ben Wood
WORTH G. D. velie, D. NJ Chute, w. W. Henfel
finger, H. J. Burton, Ward Burton.
GA. T. Rand, George Peavey, w. w. Hodg
man, L. R. Day, George Porter, E. D. Blakely
J. e. Shaw, Willis Williams.
s-6-Fred B. Wells, J. G. Woodwork; A. 9
Brooks Leonard Wells, r. R.. Rand. ,:
10-s-F. B. Kellogg J.. S. Bell; r.. F: Douglass
Hovey g; Clarke John Ptllsbury. y. n Osborne
Frank Bestor, Roy Clarke, w. s. Harris, J.. o
P. Wheelwright, J. G. Eliel.
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Iowa-south Dakota League.
Sioux Falls q Sioux City 8.

Pittsburg Fans Drop Their Dough.
Pittsburg, July 23.-Pittsburg baseball pride
got a fearful fail yesterday and the pocketbooks
Of her local hackers are thin. When the cham
loss Of the local boys was heavy, but when@it
was made known that there were people in
would beat the twice champions there was rush
for the oars.
thousands Of dollars were won by the Home
stead rooters, who would not bet better than 1
to 10. The plunge was heavy by Pittsburg peo-
ple.