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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
LIVERMAN A WINNER
Much Interest in Billiard Contestant
.--. Exciting Game. ~.

After winning easily from Risden in the at
ings game in the amatesr billiard tournament
ternoon he raade several long runs, two Of
twenty -one and one Of eighteen, but he did
In the contest with Liverman the. excitement
hung at a high pitch, both men playing. care
fully, and neither securing a decided lead; In
the last innings Liverman. was sixteen ahead,
with five to 60. Thayer started in with a
beautiful run Of fourteen, which lead the spec
But on the fifteenth he ,niscued and Liverman
ran his five off without difficulty. '-
The scoring was is follows: .r- s3.:.. ;.
Thayer l., r. o, o, o, !, 10, 20, o, Q, z.
2; O.: !, O., o. 0, o, 0, 1, 81, o, 1, o, l.,
a. fj'a j. ) j. j. 9 g. q l. 50 / 3 ::
O, s, O. 2-123. ~. =,
Evening F-'. -- -
u Ei 7 3 Is !, q @ - E s. j. IS 4, 4
), = g. T. = @2o !; ~ u D. o. o. - o.
!; sss, 8, 9: !; T. o. 3, o., 0. s. Il, 9, !,
z, o, 14-1e3 -. f,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
ona. Score a2. on
- - NJ -.

Shattuck. Carleton champions. Score e., op-
ponents %. -
1S9s-Playing Carleton, Hamline, Manchester,
Shattuck. Hamline champions. Score, no rec
Ords
1s99-Playng Carleton, Hamline, Manchester,
Shattuck, St. Thomas. Carleton champions.
Score ia, opponents 0.
1eoo-Playing Carleton, Hamline Manchester.
Carleton and Hamline tied.
1901-Play1ng Carleton, Hamline Shattuck.
Shattuck champions. Score IL, opponents 0.
1902-Playing Carleton, Hamline, Manchester,
Shattuck, ST. Thomas. Carleton Hamline and st.
Thomas tied. =
19O3-Playing Carleton, Hamline Manchester.
Shattuck, st.. Thomas. Carleton champions.
Score g. opponents 6. -
19o4-Playing Carleton Hamline, Manchester.
Shattuck, st. Thomas st.. Thomas champions.
Score 62, opponents g..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
Is =: HOCKEY COMES NEXT 81
Minneapolis League and Schedule Plans
Now Under Consideration.

s Hockey enthusiasts are getting ready for their
winters sport. A meeting was held Thursday
at Lake Harriet snd plans for a covered rink
were discussed. 1t is expected that there viii
be ice within a week, and the winters play
will be on -, ..-.2@
obliged to resign his position on, account 81
business reasons. Carl Struck. manager OF
W a cees Meet to eeet
secretary and treasurer. a league of Mime
apolis: teams is to be formed. It is probable
that Sunday games will not be played, Wednes
day and Saturday being favored as play days
on the Forthcoming schedule. ~.
From the enthusiasm exhibited it Is probable
that hockey will be the popular winter sport
Of the year in Minneapolis. . -. f., r. II.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
,. FIGHT GAME BoOMs
Dubuque Will Not Interfere SO Long as
Battles Are "Clean." Il

Special to The Journal. (
made to rematch Martin bury Of Chicago and
Tom Wallace. Of philadelphia. who fought AZ.
lace lace Insists s that II declaring pSy fhe wnnei
the referee did him an injustice, and he Il
anxious for another chance with the former
welterweight champion The purse will proba
bly, be $500. The Dubuque Athletic club will
also endeayor to arrange a match between Benny
Yanger and Billy F1nucane. It was the purpose
of the promoters to bring Root and Ryan to-
gether for ffteen,round bout, but the, unsatis
Wednesday night has caused the promoters t.
abandon their plans. - The authorities have an
nounced that they will not interfere SO long al
the fights are on the square and conducted Ii
an orderly manner.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
SIX-DAY RACES NOT BARRED
Mayor of New York Vetoes Bill
Limit Endurance Contests. @

New York, Nov. 26.-Mayor Mcclellan has
vetoed the bill, recently passed by the board
Of aldermen. forbidding any contest or race Of
In his veto message the mayor says his dis
approval is given because. the ordinance consti-
ordinary exercise Of personal rights of citizens.
This ordinance, If approved by the mayor,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
THE scouReE OF BER1BEa1.

2
(: This disease peculiar to relocating people,
war with China, causing the death of nearly 45
cent Of the land forces $, It Is now doing
and Is more dreaded than the bullets Of the Rus
SLAMS. Beriberi is a disease that is the result
the blood, and. the first symptoms are distinctly
rheumatic Trese are followed by. complete
PARALYSIS of the extremitfes. There is lack of
Sensation, and the power Of locomotion and this
paralysis continues toward the vital centers
until 1t reaches the heart. and the story is
ended. ,a lss5s55. = 7sfs 5. .ias 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
THE EASTERN CHAMPIONSHIP
pennsylvania Thinks It Is Due the Red
and Blue.

Philadelphia. Nov: 2e.-The Pennsylvania foot
ball team of 1904 has done what no other red
and blue has done by going thru the season.
not only with a clean record Of victories, but
with the only score against them goal from
the field kicked by the diminntive Croweil of
6warthmore. from the 4S-yard line. - - :
AS a result Penn students are claiming the
eastern collegiate championship. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
wALTHoUR IS AMBITIOUS
Would Clip the Records at the Florida
-. Sand Course. .pg

NeX xeyb er Sun N gReeis il ssEgios ,t,, NJ,
Ing the worlds championship of the motor paced
division Of cyclists and the six.day race cham.
pionship. "Bobby'' Walthour is bent on adding
a new record to his list. 49, t..-t~
To rifle mile ,straightaway in As seconds.
hed B Charlie Murpy m
aim. Behind the fastest automobile which can
be procured he will try to attain his object on
training in Atlanta for the coming six-day race
here, and is Keeling off miles in :95 without
any trouble 20. -- - ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
WHAT MORE COULD HE AsK7

- Chicago Tribune. ----I
Lawyer-You want divorce, do you? For
what reason, may I ask? 1t will have to be
stated in the application. -,
Charming Soubrette-I find have married the
wrong man. Isn't that reason enough?
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
MINNESOTA CONFERENCE
Standing Of the Teams from 1895 to

e. L. W. CLANCY Of Northfeld secretary Of the
Minnesota athletic conference, has given out the
following official statement Of the football cham
pionships, 1895-1904, inclusive. The schools en-
braced In the conference are Carleton St.
Thomas Hamline, Manchester st. Olaf and Shat
tuck. The standings and games of the cham
piOnshp teams are as follows: E..-.
1S95-Playing Carleton, Hamline, Manchester
Shattuck. Carleton champions. Score sc, OPP
ponents %. .-..' ...
1s97-Playing Carleton, Hamline, Manchester.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
SUSPICION VERIFIED

Mrs. 5Byonne Koyne-I told her you were
steadfast and true. That I could always bank
on you. - : s@.ss. = {: 8, !
Mr.. Koyne-I always suspected that you
l. thought I was q bank. "a. .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26

st. Louis Nov. 26.-At the end of the second
block Of 200 points in the 60O-point challenge
match for the pool championship of the world,
played here last night Alfredo De Orc of New
York, the holder Of the title. again ran away
Louis, defeating him 200 to 49, The total score
was: De Orc, 412; Houston, 326. = =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
FIGHT is POSTPONED
Sullivan Coy Battle Will Draw a Big
e. Crowd. - 80, III

New York Sun Special Service. '-a.. =
Los Angeles, Cal. Nov. 26.-The Jack .'Twin''
scheduled, to- take place on the 2sth, before the
Century. A. g.. of Los Angeles, Cal, for twenty
rounds, has bon, postponed, until Dec. 8, In
order that the. seating capacity of the club at
the Los Angeles pavilion can be enlarged.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
DETROIT GETS scHAEFER

Detroit, Mich. Nov ga deal has been
closed ~ Manager Armour by which the Detroit
American league baseball team secures Herman
Schaefer, the Milwaukee shortstoD, in exchange
for Clyde Robinson and pitcher who will be
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
JUNIORS CLAIM CHAMPIONSHIP.

The Junior football team. captained by Max
Wunderman quarterback. claims the 12-year-cld
championship. The average weight is ninety
pounds They We're not beaten during the sea-
son; The lineup was: Captain and quarter
back, Max Wurdermah: right end. Willie Lo-
bell; tackle, Martin Isenberg: guard. Hymen
M Men, center. Frank Wolfson; left guard,
left end Sam Iobe1l Right half. Abe Juster; Ieft
half, Harry Rosen: fullback- Sam Rtgler. 81.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
LIMITED AS TO. CHOICE.

- chicago TTF1Dune.
"Daggers!". yelled her husband. Swords!
Razors! Cutlasses! Carving knives! Hatch
cts! Cleavers! Axes!' /
What do you mean by that?" demanded the
irate Mrs. Vick-Senn, who had been taking
ings. -, z.a
I'm trying to get word in edgewise," he
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
IN THE RING
What the Boxers and Wrestlers Ar.
.-. Doing, a.. - no, a.

Saginaw. Mich, Nov. 2e.-Harry Forbes OF
Chicago knocked out Joe Cherry of Saginaw in
the thirteenth round Of scheduled afteen-round
battle before the Saginaw Aathletic club last
night. The fighting was fierce at all times, and
when Forbes scored the first knockdown:
Denver, Nov. 26.-Clarence Forbes of Chicago
and Martin Devaney of Denver boxed ten hard
rounds to q draw last night before a local club.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
PoWnERHnRN s mFRE u,1nrMrns

The Powderhorn gRieH ochet club played a. game
Thursday with a ntcEed team and won by q
score of to 2. sRtehQchet is new game with
five men on the side and somewhat similar to
indoor. polo. The game has caught on with
force In MINNEAPOLIS and it looks. as tho it
would be one of the popular winter pastimes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
INDIANS PLAY TODAY
President Roosevelt Will See Carlisle
Haskell Game at the Fair.

St.. Louis Nov. 28.--At the stadium at the
worlds fair today the Carlisle Indians meet the
Haskell football team for the red mems cham.
pionship. 1t Is expected that the perfect weather
will bring together more than 10000 spectators
President Roosevelt will attend the game
Additional interest Is added to the game by
the decision Of the western hoard Of control
which yesterday declared that the Indian schools
would hereafter rank colleges :..E
Both teams exceptionally fast, the WEIGHTS
being about even. The lineup Is as follows
akaI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11

Smitb. Scr. 1880, Oft-BreitonftraBe;
Sobn 81. 8. MehGer. Gr. 243S, Git
tam : 9lace; Goiuuro q. Mc9 omel,
Mr. 2t7, Observation-Disclosures; .@r-
tbitr @aaenborit, Ger. H. Siio-@ap,
Strabe; &. g. 9. Sirner. Nanti-
COTE Mb.; Sopio 0robaii, Scr. 1142,
Norb @ilntorltroBe; Sunlliel 6.
@rittain, Scr. 1913, Horb : Jlilton'
apenie; @iaiom s. @lertb, Hr.61f,
Sit-galtintoreitrabe; ghtp. Sable.
Scr. 1920, SIt.Nortb-T penue; 2elpis
IS. Settler, Mr. 1923, McGnaobitr.
&obert 81. @ropn, Scr. 1888, Norb-
Sutton : Ipemie; 2onis 8. Sranf,
Wr. 1908, Earf : Ipenue; CAMEL
9oloen. Hr. rs, Npro.@npitraBe;
@iaiant s. eaton, Nr. 2O6, 8arren-
Mpenlle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11
Gin Samscrfcit in Mtlantie-Gi

Die per. Sanger BON atlantics
Gpuntp" idIiebsn iid benz rNorbs
DitliAen SGngerbunb" an. - Dix
MDslihteit zines 5eftes in Der
Seeanitaot bsfprOfen. - Mnbere
Sereinsna6rihten.
Sr. 9lbam SbIt, Der SetrstGr bes
mRorp0ItIifen Sdnserbunoes," erbielt
geitern Elm Shreiben, pelhes gefpib
iepes Mitglieo bes .NprbD5tliten
Sdnssrbunbes" erfrsuen pirb. Sn
Mtlantic= GpuntD, RS, baben Iib
ndmli9 brei beutfde 9efanepereine
untsr benz Namsn per. Sanger DON
Itlantic Gpuntp" suIammen setban,
unb iid gum 3utritt gum .Norr5ftz
lihen SGnserbunb" angemelbet. Die
brei 8ersine finb: yGurners MGnnere
dor" ~Iurpra," Gss 9crbor, unb
r@ermania 2iebertrans," @ermania.
DAB bic per. SGnser bon Mtlantic.
Gpuntp" in 6olee bes slorreidsn Der
laufs bes 9oltimorer SGnserfrftes
oa5u beipogen purbsn, iid benz
.HorbOitlifxn Sdnserbunbe" ansu,
fdlisbsn, unterliest ieinem 3peifel.
@uein, nadpem bic G~nselesenbeit nur
einigermaben bstannt eeiporben lit,
benfen bereits -etlide Qeute baran,
mad benz Sdneerfeit in Nemart, r.
s., elm Sdneerfeft mad gutter alter
Batter Weife in Mtlanties 9th Su bel.
anftaltsn. Die 8efiriporter bes pIas
mes finb iid Der 9batfade ipobl be-
pubt. baB bic g%innabmsn BEL einem
Sdneerfeft in Gtlantie- gitp nidt 70
grob fem fOnnten, ipie lei einem Jeite
a Ia Baltimore. Dod miirte etn fol-
DIES Self auf mSelidit einfads Weife
eefeiert iuerben unb ben SGneera
mehr our grboluns bienen, als ipie
Dies bisbtr her GaI tpar. ibnsn
@trupo5en 80 perufotsns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11

9oIiiircn; bicGbarter ser uMarpTano
Goiualtp-" iinb ,Wuiual 6eiterper'
iid,erul9S : So" al omenoiren; olle
Nngeitellte in ocn 8oblenreeionen
5lpci Wtol monotlid 81 %be5ablen;
Die 9ia in ge5ug alf Srauenperlais
len; Die @ebiibren oeS Staot . Geo
meters 81 re9uiiren, .
Cine neue Sparbanf.
Sr, 9oiie reidte I'M ltnterbaric
cine 9ia ein, bic Peoples Spar-
bonf" at incorporiren. 0ie SSSncor.
p%oratoren iino: Ioom 9eupert, 9,
&. 8einborb, Ioies &otbidilb, q.
9. Stcrn, Gbos. i. 9icbl, 90. SO.
9roipn mo 9. $. WcGinleb. Sas
sIftienfopitol lit olrf $4,000 ieitge.
ieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11
Ins benz Snncrcn MarDlanb's nno
Den angrcn5cnoen Staaten.
Gin der Gpuer

F. Srti l w ~ vi.
Slt GGicott 3 Gitp ipllroe Der &c.
ger @m. Benedict bonn iriebensrid)-
ter g. 8. WoQenborit Dem @eridts<
perfobren iibcrantiportet. Der Ie-
ger batte neriud)t, ein .lrmnennbares
@erbrcben on Srau Inuie e. Sips
lcD 81 begcbem oils bielelbe in Der
GGbe hires Sonles ollein ipar. Die
Siilferlifc Der In9cgriffenen per-
idclldtcn Oos S6cuinl.
Gritidtc.
Sn Silnfstolpn, Woibington-Go.,
critidte cin ailib bobnrd), bob iib
Der S6Icim bel cinem 'Snitenonfale
IN Der 9cble f%citiettc.
Gin 2u1S gci6ocn.
Sn ben Gntoctin , Bergen in Sre-
herid : County bot Sr. Sames &.
Sumon einen eroben 2uds geidois
fen. 0ieie Sbiere iinb felt pielen Sab
rcn in bieier @e9cnb nidt ntebr &C.
lcbcn iporben.
bItmorbpcr II d.
Sn Sagerstopn bat SRI. 9ettic
Strolcp, Die 9eiiberin zines Soft
bonieS, cinen Selbltmorbperiud)
nllrd) Ginncbmen BON Saitoanltm
gen1odt. Gin 2ofpnlotipfiibrer, Der
bei ibr in aoit mo @obnung lit,
mcigcrtc iid. nit ibr 81 reben. IS
iheint, boB cine 2iebeSnffoire Der
NngcIe9enbcit su @rlinoe lieot. GaS
MGohen miro mieber aeiunb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11
Gbmarb s.. Tpiplcr tobt.
0as republitaniide Mitslieb Der Yos
liSeibeborbe in ieiner Wpbnuns
einem Sdlaganfaa erlesen.

6r. Gbparb $. Spnler, bos rspubs
litanii6e Observation-Disclosures Der pos
li5eibebDrbe, itarb eeitern Morgen in
feiner lebten Wpbnung, Nr. 1875, Wils
liamsS trabe, i'm Otter BON 50 Sab
rem. Sr. 5opler ertrantte turs mob
benz Seuer, uno ipeniee Sage fpdter
'erlitt er einen S1lasanfal, fpsldJer
f6lieblid feinen Sob berbeifiibrte.
Obfdpn iein tritifdes 9efinbsn III
ben peiteften &reifen betannt mar.
perurIa1te bod seitern bic Na6ridt
bon isinem Mbleben betrd6tli6es4ufs
ieben. Die poliaeibeb0ab be belt sleiG
na6 benz Gintrefffen Der Nadridt
BON benz Spbe bes Srn. 5opler elite
SiBung unb nabm SrauerbefdliiF.
an. Sic befabl, bic 5laesen auf aIer
poliaeiiationen fir 30 Sage ouf
Salbmait gu siehsn. unb psrtaete lid,
bann au Gbren bes Sobten. Sr. Gpps
Ter tpar in prince Georges County
gebpren unb fam also Singing mad
Baltimore. Gr. etablirte bier Elm
@runoeisentbumssefddft, pslGes e.
bis gu feinem 9obe nit Grfols betriet,
Das 2eidenbegansnib finbet Mons
tag. Nahmittass um 2 llbr, itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11
@eamte ocs Gis Sruit

@eamte oes Gis Sru5ts.
Die iteit eripdblten gcamtcn ser
,Imerican See 60" iinb: YrGiibent
Neslcp W. Slcr, Baltimore; j..
@ice-Hroiioent unb ShobmeiitCr
8up 9. Sobnion bon Tcip. Yorf; 81.
fretGr Ssobn y. 9cnlett. 9ieie Sc.
ontten ipnroen III Scr Ietten Sibuno
ser Gireftoren in Meip- Dorf crip6bIt
mo 5ugleih mnrbe cine gcnoueErii
ftuig 0er Bidder Der Gpmpognic an
%9eoronet. Sr. Sler ipd erfl1rt bo.
ben, er jet nid)t Der Mnlidt, Dob Die
Gompa9nie mebr @cIb MADDEN mer.
De, inbem iic ben Hreis fir ibr Yro-
Duff crbobe. 8ieI beIicr iei es. Den
Serbrouh b%eiielben 81 ncrmebren.
Yitd) CLAUDE II nidt on Ole Serab.
ietling BON 2obuen. Gs iinb nod
INNER nGcrbnno @criidtc i'm. linz
lorf, Dab man Die alien 9eamten
Der gompagnie sur &cfenidaft Dor
Dem GriminaIgeriht sieben iperOe,
hod mirb mon pies iuobl faitm aus
fii1rcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11
Sin yGranf" ans @Dttinaen.

gSoate ii6 Dor benz YrGIioenten
T%ooiepelt eridieBcrt, ipenn er
nidt einen SOB" ,als 9otidafter
erbulten fam. -a 9ie gerste
ilden beute nad) Ocn losgegon.
genen Sdrollbcn.
Inter ben %3piihenoeds : 8oiia.
gieren oes yNorbb. Glopo" Cant
piers o9reslmu," ipeld)e' eeiternMor-
gen AM Yier Nr. 8 at 2ocuit.Y oint
gelanoet myroen, befmno ii1 and)
elm Seuti6er, Nnmens Seinrih
2ubmie Srieorid Iiiglit 9raae, IS
Sabre aft, ans @~6ttiieen nno 2ono-
ipirtb bon Yrofeiiion oeIien 8orna.
men allein Dem Giniponoerunes-
Gomluiiidr 2onis z. Weis auffielen.
Sr. @eis beihloB, Sen Mann nGber
ms 8ebet 81 nebmen 1no bos &ea
irltat NOR dnberlt iiberroideno.
Na6oem s. 8. s, q. 0raIlc, mobI-
beitallter %2anopirtb, anf aQe an
i'm geridteten 1ragell be5iielif iei-
nes Nanlens, Stanbes, glters unS
@eburtsortes geont,portct bofte, emit
lpann ii6 5ipiiden ibn nnb Sra
g8eis folgenbcs 3iuiegeiprad:
Gommiiidr @eis: nWo5u iinb Sic
bierber geforlmcn itilb no polclt
Sic bin?"
0roae: sd mill ocu ErGiioenteR
Hooiepelt in @oibinaton auiluben."
@eis: n@ie fommen Sic bonn 30
5n?"
9ralie: sd bobe geb0rt, DOB in
8albington geilter 6n erlongcn
Ieien."
@eis: ,g9ollen Sic picGeid)t in
ole Marine ober glrniee eintreten2 ?"
9rale: ngtein, nein Sim Itcht
bober binaus. Cine oiplenlotiidc
Stealna miirbe mir etipa poiien.
Sc bober, oeito better, uno ie eber,
oeito beiier!"
@eis: ga, ipiiicn Sic oenll nidt.
oaB ser Erdlibent ser Ser. Stddtcs
bier bieiefbe Steailng befleibst, ipie
IN 0eiltiblano Ger oelttibe 9aiicr,
nno bob es nicDt 10 leid)t lit, i'm 81
IpredJen?"
9rale: sd babe 10 piel bon Der
Selbitfoiiefeit oes YrGiioentcn &c,
bort, onb ib mid linn gang onper'
trailen ipiQ."
nSoute Ser Yr1iioent sic obcr
obfueiIen?" frogte 81. 99eis banl!
ben iun9en Wanm. ODne 3auoerr
erfpioerte oieler: uTom ,piirbe iei
mid Dor ieitcn ei9enen grsen CT.
ltieBen!"
9artit Gntfe sic ltnfcrreouna Iei-
tens bes &rrs MGs Gin Gnoe, oenil
Ole leste 8emerfrng ibien su betpei-
len, baB Orollc NIT ben piclen 8or.
ilanlen ein Mliiter erlter &laiie bea
@ettus Grant" lit, uno DER Com,
miiiGr iiberipies i'm Der @inipanoe.
rer : llnteriud)ungse0 eborbe, meldc
ibn heitte wieber bon 3ipei Mer5teln
nnterinden loiien ipirb, Inn feit5u-
%Iteler, OBJ inb tpie niele Snranben
in ieinem Sberitiibd)cn los limo.
Gtiua 60 Der 3ipiihenbeds Yoiia-
giere tpurbert suriid aebalten, bon
benen Die meiitcn al,f @elb martelr
miiiien. Inter bieien befnnb iitI
aud Elm @roiitpoar, ipeldes 5uriid-
Jcbolten mlrbe, on es aneeblid,
| dion in Seiltiflono Gbefrenbeu &c,
lolien.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-03
ALLEGED BURGLAR
UNDER ARREST
Caught in the Kitchen 81 DR.. J
II, Moore's Residence, Oh
Ninth Street.

n! q " a, .
soms excitement was occasloned last
night about O.i5 o'clock ut tina residence
OF Ir. i. RI, Moore No. 1Qa North Ninth
street. The cause Of tho excitement
was the appearance In tho rear of tho
house of u supposed burglar and his
capture.
Tho man taken IN charg.s Is n negro
named danes Al;,n. one OF the ianitors
at the Normal school, on North Twelfth
Street,
The discovery Of his attempts TO get
in mud bis presence IN tho house was
mad, by one Of tho ladies' of tho llotlsfS
An alarm MAS given, and three gentle-
men living in tho 3nciGhborhood ran to
Tho spot. DR.. Moore WAS also around,
aud the party sooll had tho man IN
charge,
Policeman Jennings thnn c;nnn M and
took tho negro ulldergnrnast. and lle was
carried to the First Police Station.
Allen protested that lie was drunk and
did not know what he. was doing; that
his intention WAS far from doing any
thing wrong, lie said he WAS ianiscr
nj the NORMAL School, and had been for
some years, and that he went out last
hight and look TOO much to drink
'srhc Lord only knows what ] Went
inl there for,n he said at The station
house last nieht;"T don't
He seemed to be slightly dazed, and de-
Sclared that he meant NO wrons
h This case Mil be hefprs Justice ohm
this mornln6.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-03
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Feb, Tho S, cotton market
old and ~ ADVANCE o. loMls points mths r9w ~.
covering and hryingg here against sales I'M thi
abIe owing 70 tho premiums existing. while
1uuidntion, encouraged by disappointing
cables ind rather heavier receipts for the day
In connection with unfavornble news frpn'
Tho Far Fast. There wnst continued buying
Tor New Orleans account, however, and after
q decline VI about half q cent on the active
months the market rallied 70 practically tho
opening figures. after which 1t continued
active and Irregular until shortly after mid
local hull leader had sold out his holdings and
MAS about 10 retire from the market for mn
indefinite perior. This rumor Was confirmed
10 some extent by the bull leader himself, WHO
stated that he considered himself entitled 10 q
holiday, but added that his temporary with,
dr:iwal from the market did not Imply that
lie was no longer Interested, or That no had
,iteIcd his hull.sh convictions The numer,
The news was circulated, however,, tho market
became u perfect bcdlam OF excited, ,scstl u
Iattng brokers. who seemed to have but one
desire on tarf-,and that desire e sell colt on,
From 1881, the high point, OF the morning,
March sold down to u. w., May from l?.3? "a
1905, and July from l7,I2 TO l6lb, net decline
OF III 10 1856 points on the positions Named
rhe New Orleans bulls were active BUYERS ~
the decline however and soon the market
appearing TO have been sold out WAS IA lied
II was pointed out that tho Census Bureau rC'
port, due In q day or 60 was expected u