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San Francisco Club Boxing Bouts.

For card that presents lively pros
poets for bruising fights the monthly
show to be held by the San Fran
cisco Club at Woodwards' Pavilion to-
night could hardly be surpassed.
Matches were made with that end in
view and the assortment figures to
meet all requirements. Many of the
boys are San Francisco Club favorites.
The complete list follows: Joe Long
VS.. George Sullivan at 100 pounds,
Dick Hyland VS.. Jack Brown at 1875
pounds, Tom Sullivan VS.. Charles Au-
gustus at 1876 pounds, Ben Crossley VS..
Soldier" Reiger at 145 pounds, Joe
Kelly VS.. Jack DAILY at 115 pounds,
Harry Riley VS.. Jimmy Martin at 1876
pounds and Mike Synfy VS.. Young
Choynsk at 135 pounds. Alex. Greg
gains will officiate as referee through
out the evening.
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YOUNG KICKERS
ARE TO CLASH
Oakland High School Hooks
Up With Santa Rosa, and
Lick Engages PalO Alto
FAST GAMES PROMISED
Four Strong Elevens Ready
to Fight for Semi-FinaI
HOnOrs on PresidiO Field

The semi-dnal football games for
the championship of the Academic
League will be played tomorrow on
the Preside grounds. In the morning
Santa Rosa High School, winner Of the
Northern Sub-League series, meets
Oakland High School, winner Of the
Central League. In the afternoon
Lick, the local champions, will meet the
Palo Alto High School boys. champions
of the Southern SLD-League.
This is the first year there have been
four teams in the semi finals, and all
of them are strong. Oakland and PalO
Alto have figured in games with the
freshmen teams of Stanford and Cali
fornia. Stanford beat Palo Alto only
6to 0, while California beat Lick 10 to
0. Many consider the Lick eleven one
Of the strongest that ever represented
a high school. Palo Alto will probably
prove faster, but it is doubtful If they
will fight as hard as Lick. Cavanaugh,
the great center from Chicago Uni
versity, has been assisting SmOck in
coaching Lick during the week, and
the home eleven should go upon the
field with a good knowledge Of the
game.
The game between Berkeley and
Oakland, played Wednesday afternoon.
was unsatisfactory. Berkeley undoubt-
eddy was the stronger team. and should
have won. AS it was they lost by
single point. Oakland got the ball on a
tumble and scored early in the game.
Berkeley earned it's touchdown on good
ine-bucking. The latter part of the
game was played in the dark and was
full of wrangling.
The winners of to-day's games will
meet next Saturday for the champion
ship of the league.
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Kansas City Racing Results.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 20.-Elm Ridge racing
summary:
Tryon second, Eugene Z third. Time, %.
Second race, five acknowledgements won.
Royal Legend second. Capitanazo third Time,
1:O2.- AzeIina finished first. but disqual-
flied.
Third race. five and a half furlongs6Our
Lille won. Cousin Carrie second. Dan Collins
third. Time. 1:CS%.
Fourth race. and a sixteenth miles
William Wright won Princess Tulane second,
BuSlehorn third. Time 1 Al
Fifth race. ore miIe-Norel won. Mammon
second. The ajor third. Time, 40.
Sixth race one and an eighth miles-Golden
Mnera. won St. Tammany second, Barkiyite
third. Time. :55.
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FRIEND. Neb., Oct. 20.-Sixt1
pairs of fast hounds faced Slipper
James Nice of Colorado in the Missis-
sippi Valley Futurity at the Friend
Coursing Clubs meet to-day. The purse
of $500 Is the largest ever offered
and the entry list the largest. The
first round in the event had been post
poned two days, and the pairs were
sent out in quick succession to-day in
order to complete the round. The
jacks were extra strong, but few OF
them failed to reach the escapes. Fine
weather greeted the larg crowd and
the sport was high class.
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.HILDEBRAND'S ALERTNESS
LANDS MERRY LARK FIRST
Huzzah Wins a Race
at Worth After a
Sensational Ride
Special Dispatch to Tn. Call.

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-In a sensa-
tional stretch run James Arthur's
Huzzah came from far back and won
the Alpine selling stakes to-day by
half a length at Worth. Ananias was
second. The stakes had gross value
of $3.50. of which s1S65 went to the
winner, $500 TO the second horse and
the balance to the third horse.
1t was one of the most desperate
finishes seen at the track. Five of the
field of six starters were in a compact
jam and it was anybody's race twenty
Yards from the wire. Not until the
final stride could the winner be deter,
mined. HuZzah avoided all the early
pace and did not make his run until
turning for home. Then, coming with
determined rush in the stretch. he
passed his field and won going away.
Summary:
FIRST RACE-Five and half furlongs;
Betting, Horse, Weight Jockey St q Fin.
l3 TO 1.-the Terbl, los CNicoD u
Is 10 1o-sirBrillar,115 lKunz).. 22 %
Time, 1907 20. Start good. Won easily.
Winner. Darden & Co s ch- G by Pirate Of
invar no. Logistella 1G2. Dixie Lad 105. Law
Ter lis. Sparkling 1O2, Dixelle 1922 Black
Dutch 1O5, finished as named
SECOND RAcE-seven furlongs; selling;
our-year-olds and upward:
is to 5-Card. Wolsey l07 CNicoD n 8
80 to l-Meistersinger. ITO tKunz) 2 u
to LIB. & Best. Ito CDomnck) 1 81
Time l :2s 2-5 start good. Won in a can
ter. Winner. ]. H Young's br. &. (D by st.
Leonards- Hampton Belle. Rankin ITO. Chan
IO2 Handsome Man 1l2. finished as
named.
THIRD RACE-one and an eighth miles;
Alpine Selling Stakes; three-year- and up
ward:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st; 3. Fin.
3 to 2-Huzzah. 90 Cseamster); 6S II
% TO 5-Ananias 104 (Morrison). 2 Il
Time IN 5s start h good ID Won driving Win
ner j. Arthurs br. h. 90 by Hermence-Com-
plete. Gloriosa IS. Ethylene 9s. Ahola 100,
finished named
FOURTH RACE-six furIongs; two-year-
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St q Fin.
to &c. Enamel. 10I tDmnck
II to 5-Cutter. IL (Robbinsl; l 2l5S
Time ia. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. NJ. D. Ksller,s oh. c by Madison, Enamel aI
Rossbourne 100 Regale 102, Platoon 1O2 Yuga
81. San Jose 1o2. finished named.
FIFTH RAcE-one mile; three year-Olds
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin
10 to IL. Jocelyn. 1O2 (RmnlD 10 III
8 to 2-Lurslehter. 1o2 Cstllie) - So
Time, 1:41 2-5. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, S. P. Harlans CHI T. "a by Pirate OF
/ Penzance- Belle Swift 1shlana go Wine Sap
&C. Lucy E go Allie Virgo SO. finished as
named
SIXTH RAcE-one and quarter miles;
three-year- and up; selling:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin
IS to Sen Chance. los cAirTsn} - ?
is to Slit. EIkin, 100 (Seamstr) "a 81
Time. 200 3-5. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. S. T. Jacobs Oh. g. az by The Bard
Water Lily. Charlie Miller 80, Tracy 103.
Scortic 100 Excentral SO, Soldier of Fortune
80, finished named. Paramount 1O6 fell
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JAMAICA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Et Tu Brute, Counter
pOise, Monte Carlo.
Second race-War WhoOp. F1yback.
Rapid Water.
Third race-Santa Catalina. Pirate
Polly. Kittie Platt.
Fourth race-De Reszke. Griffin en-
try, Carbuncle.
Fifth race-Rudabek. COnceit. BalIy
Castle.
Sixth race-Inspiration, Bill Bailey
III, Campo.
Condition of the track-Fast-
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THIELMAN IN FAVOR AGAIN.
Redeems Himself by Good Pitching
and q Three Dagger.

PORTLAND, Or. Oct. 2O.-Whalen
got walloped to-day, while Jake Thiel-
man plastered a to game all over
the visitors AMI redeemed himself.
Two hits in a cluster were made off
him in the third, however, and one
run resulted. In the fifth the Seals
got one more on account of two err
rors by Runkle. Thielman let him
self out for a three base hit between
left and center field in the sixth and
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Cardinal Men to Play in Denver.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. 90
Arrangements have been completed
for a post season game for the STAN
ford Varsity, to be played with the
University Of Colorado in Denver on
Thanksgiving day. The University of
Colorado possesses one of the strong
est teams in the Rockies. Already this
season it has defeated Nebraska to O.
The Stanford Varsity will meet Ne
vada University on the campus field
Saturday afternoon for the annual
gridiron contest with the husky sage
brushers
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WORTH SELECTIONS.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race - DOwnpatrick. Rose
bourne, HarpOon-
Second race. W. O'NeilI. Golden
Rule, Mad MuIlah.
Third observation-disclosures. Mr.. Far
mum, Marshalsea.
Belle, Janeta.
Fifth race - Carat. DIR. Stephens.
Federal.
Sixth race-Dutiful. Docile. Mingore.
Condition of the track-Fast.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY.

Errors-c Smith. Hall, Williams, Chase or.
Toman (2). Stolen base-Spies. Two-base hits
-Frisk, Mahon, r. Hall. Cravath, Spies.
Brashear 90. Three-base hits-Ross, j. Smith
Double nlays-Willams to Leahy to James
Toman to Brashear Bases on balls-Off
Hickey 2. off Williams 1. off Newton q Hit
by pitched ball-Mohler, Eagar. Innings
pitched-By Hickey 3, by Williams 6. Hits
Off Hickey 6, Hickey's opponents at bat 16
times. Van Haltren. no record at second
Struck out-By Williams 4, by Newton 5.
Wild pitch-Williame Time of game-Two
hours and two minutes. Umpire-McDonald
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DEIlNIAR SELECTIONS.

First race-Lady Churchill, Maid Of
the Order, Jennie Hughes.
Second race-Wakeful, McJetta,
Sand Bath.
Third race-Fugurtha, F1tzbriIIar,
Wager.
Fourth race-Triple Silver, Ivernia,
Pierce j.
Fifth race-One More, Bob Curt,
Marchionese.
Sixth race-Pathos, Bengal, Miss
EOn.
Condition Of the track-Fast.
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Errors - Beck, Davis. Runkle (2) Spencer.
Thieinsn. Meany. Anderson Wilson. Earned
rUns-Portland ?. Stolen base-Meany Bases
on baIls-of Thielman g. off Whalen 3
Struck out-By Thelman 5. by whalen 2 Two
base nit-Beck. Three-base hit-Thielmari.
Left On bases-Portland g. San Francisco g.
Hit by pitched ball - BY Thielman. Passed
ball--By Steelman. First base on errors
Portland =. San Francisco 4. Sacrifice hits
Spencer, Steelman. Double play-Davis 10
Spencer Time OF game-One hour and forty
fve minutes. Umpire-Brown.
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ANNE DAVIS A WINNER.
Takes the DeImar Feature Race After
a Hard Drive.


ST. LOUIS. Oct. 20.-Anne Davis
won the Delmar feature race to-day in
q hard drive with Gay Lizzette and
Folies Bergeres. The favorites Jared
better than they did yesterday. The
track was unusually fast. with weather
threatening. Attendance, 5000. Sum-
mary:
FIRST RAcEFsve furIongs; maiden two
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. St. q Fin.
70 Mr.. Bsrnaby. 100 (Chthm) Al II
70 Tartan IO3 ID. Austin).. 81 21
5 to III. Randolph. 100 Dcksn) 4h 3 \
Winner Grady & Rathman's oh. &. by MIN
-od- Psnsy II John II. Kirby 100, Russell A
los. Aten 100. Bonanza King 100. Lucius 1os
George. IOs. Senator POyntz ss. Rox 100
finished named
SECOND RACE-One mile and seventy
yards: three year-olds and up:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey ST. q Fin
G 70 Geo Vivian. 104 (HowelD1 Z LII
70 1-Trogan. los tNcMulIen)- 3 ~ 81
Time. l,47ie. Start good. Won driving
Winner, c r. and A. T. Flowers oh. &. 90
Bradley BIN 100. Sam Stevens 100 Feronia
14. Shipping Port 1O4 Banquet IOf Bisuka
lo4. Little corher 1O4 finished as named
THIRD RAcE-Five and half furlOnes;
Iletting. Horse. Weight. Jockey st. a Fin
20 2-Yada. 100 ~. Dugan).. II II
II 70 I-Gasconne 100 5seder1,
Time. l.O5%. Start good. Won driving
winner, W cahilfs b. c. by Odd Fellow
Nellie Mack. kits 100 Ethei's Pride 95 Ma
kama 80, Cotton Stone s5 Buchanan 1o3. nm
FOURTH RAcE-six furlonxs, three-ysar-
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b Home run-Eagan. Stolen bases-Dun-
1eavy. Ganley C2). Errors-Schlahey, Graham.
Two base hit-Francks. First base on err
ror-Tacoma. First base on called balls-Of
Jones 2. off Overall 6. Left on bases-OaL-
land Q Tacoma .. Struck out-By Jones @, by
Overall 10. Double plays-Graham to Shee-
han; Stark to Schlafley. Passed ball-Graham.
Time of game :55. Umpire-Perne
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ANGELS PARADE AT SEATTLE.
Doc Newton Lets Up After Team Gets
Big Lead.

SEATTLE, Oct. 20.-Los Angeles
simply ran away from Seattle to-day.
After a while Doc Newton got tired
of having things so easy and COM
menced to let up a trifie. Seattle then
had little luck and ran her score
up to z. Score:
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Card Parties.

Everything for an enjoyable evening
at home; playing cards, card tables,
prizes, tally cards, whist sets. game sets.
Bicycle and Congress playing cards. No
such an assortment elsewhere. Sanborn,
Vail & Co., TAI Market street.
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he rest OF, the game was a procession
Totals 34 2 8 ed 14I

wheeler batted for Wilson in the ninth.
sBarber batted for Whalen in the ninth.
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A man who is success as a visitor
is a. Sissy-man.
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olds and up:

olds and up:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey ST. Y Fin
3 to Anne Davis, 1O2 (Austin). % 1 u
10 Cay Lzzette. los Dugan) 81 2 u
2 TO Fol Bergeres, 102 (Dicksn) 81 81
Time. rs Start good. Won driving. Win
ana. Matte H 102 Master 1O7. Glennevis
no. Subsdor 107. Sir Francis II los. finished as
named.
FIFTH RACE - Six MISUNDERSTANDING
olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. ST. q Fin
TO 1-Madoc, 102 ID. Austin)-.. 9 13 ms
to 1-Lookaway. IO2 CRice) IS
to 1-Yel. Hammer. los (Dksn). 5 Al 81
Time, :16. Start good. Won driving Win
ner, ]. Z. Ryan's br. &. go by Al Farrow-I
WIN. Rhyme and Reason 1O2. Nath Woodcock
l07. Pepper Dick 1o7. rorlo los. Escanaba 1O7,
finished named
SIXTH RAcE-one mile ard twenty yards;
three-year- Odds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. Y Fin.
TO l-Imboden. "a (HowelD... 2 81 IL
IL TO John II, 50 (Chestham).. AZ 21
TO 1-Bountiful IS Is. Dicksn) 8 / 1871
Time. 1:44x- Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. W. Cole & Co.'S b. c. by Guido Sound.
Kingstelle 100, Flora Levy e5. ora Sc, Nellie
Bawn 100. finished named.
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FOURTH RAcE-si1 furlon<s. thrss-ya.r.
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FOURTH RACE-Six furlonKs; the Hemp
stead Selling Stakes; two-year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St q Fin.
~ 10 merry Lark, los (Hildbd) \ l b
3 10 Glen Echo. 1o3 lCrimmns) 5 u 2 .
70 Bank, ~ CTravers) $500. 1 y 36
Time, ]. IA. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner ". 3. Leeds b. c. by Jim Gore-Twitter
Darkle, Noladay and King Cole finished as
named
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THIRD-RACE-One mile and seventy
yards; handicap, all ages:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey ST. q Fin.
10 1-Canteen los CW- Davis 4 3 III n
3 10 10-Ascension. 10 CHldebd) 8 8 Ia
50 20 1-Irsh Witch. 100 (CrTnns) , . 20
Time. :z5 3-5. start fair. Won driving.
Winner. H. 7 CSriffn's b. T. by Mirthrul-
Harbridge. Rosetint, Raglan, finished as
named.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-The entries
for to-morrow's races at Worth track
follow:
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$1,2O0,OO0
IN REQUESTS
BESTOWED.

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 4.-Boston uni
versity will receive eventually 100000 and
other institutions win benefit under the
terms OF the will of the late John Wool
son, a banker OF this city. which was
filed for probate today.
The large bequests are 600 TO Rad
cliffe college and 10000 to Wesleyan
academy at Wilbraham, Mass. This
money. amounting to 1920, 900 is left in
trust TO Mr.. Woolson's wife and two
daughters for their issue, If any as long
as they live and then II is to be dis
tributed as noted.
The three Institutions also each re-
celve 5000 outright Still another be-
quest to Boston university is that of s3o.-
600, 10 pass to the university at the death
or the testator's nephew. and to be used
for scholarships.
The Cambridge hospital is becueathed
5000 for free beds and at the decease OF
the testators wife the institution win re-
ceive $4,000 Various other Cambridge
institution benefit by from 1900 to ,ov0
The Methodist hospital at Brooklyn,
n. Y. received $1,000
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er than II did at last nights close. The
September option is now nearly two cents
lower than II was a few days ago at the
elimination OF a bull movement said 10
have been manipulated by the same
group OF spectators that bid cotton up TO
Its high points.
AT LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. Feb. 4.--After opening quiet
the cotton market began to give way un-
der pressure OF sellers. Selling orders
came In from practically every part OF
the world. and a large and ecxiung bust
ness was done.
The greatest ranges between the high
est and lowest were: February. 40 points:
March and April. 43; April and May, As;
May and June. 60: June and July. 46; July
and August, ~. and August and Septem-
Der. 43 points.
In the afternoon the market was at
times lively and excited. Fluctuations
were not so great as during the early ses-
sion. but there was more excitement. II
was reported that 1000 bales OF May
and June changed hands I'm one trans
action at 7.Ss. In the late trading the
market steadied and advanced and closed
very unsettled and excited with prices
Is to 20 points lower than the previous
day.
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and
PROPHET IS
ARRAIGNED.

Auburn. Me-. Feb. 4-Rev. Frank w.
sandford, Elijah and prophet of the Holy
Ghost and Us society at Shiloh, recently
Incorporated as "rhe Kingdom" who
was convicted by jury trial In the su-
preme court. yesterday. for cruelty TO his
own son. John. aged six. by causing him
to fast 72 hours, was srraigned today for
alleged manslaughter.
Among five indictments found against
Mr.. sandford. was one on which he was
arrested. charging him with man
slaughter. In having caused the death
Of Leander Bartlett. aged IA. who was
a member OF the Shiloh colony. II is
alleged his death was caused by cruelty.
Exceptions were taken today on the ver-
dict found yesterday. and the law court
will be asked for n new trial. Mr.. Sand
ford was released on BAH. passed last
night at Shiloh.
The jury was no. completed until HIS
because OF the large number OF jurors
challenged by both the state and defence.
Fifteen were excused because of religious
views or other reasons.
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AGAINST
OFFICIAL.

Boston, Feb. 4.--Formal charges againse
a state official were filed at the execub-
tive department OF the state today by Da-
vid Hershfield, a New York attorney tn
behalf of Henry Bebro of New York. II -
understood that the charges refer to al-
legged cruelty and are preferred against
state prison official
In the absence of Gov, Bates Mr.
Hershfleld declined to make public the na-
ture or the charges and he hoped to be
alberto SEQ the governor tomorrow.
He had lengthy conference with ths
governors secretary. Francis HnrtubiA
Inc document left at the executive ds-
partment consists OF about one hundred
ty pewritten pages. The charges concern
Bebro, who served a sentence In ths
sta to prison OF Ave years for larceny.
While In the prison he was adjudged In
sane and sent to an asylum After remain,
Ing at the asylum for some time Bebro
was returned to the state prison. from
which he was discharged at the sxpiration
OF his sentence
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The government has been Informed that
the Russian feet has left Port Arthur.
It's destination is not known.
POWERS WOULD ACT.
1t has been repeatedly asserted by the
authorities at Pekin. according 10 the
London Globes Shanghai correspondent.
that In the event Of China abandoning
Manchuria the powers would be COM
PEELED 10 safeguard their respective inter
ests In the remaining provinces, regard
less of China's pseudo sovereignty"
The revolutionists, continues the corre-
spondent, also promise TO raise reNof
in the kwang Tung, In the middle OF
February and to expel the Manchus In
the event Of Manchuria being abandoned.
The dowager empress is said 10 be waver-
ing between Russian offers OF protection
and the promises OF other powers TO sup
port China against aggression.
WANT TO RESIST.
But the predominant party. Il is assert
ed. is preparing to strenuously resist
Russia, and has ordered the enlistment
OF half "A million new troops and the
masslng OF regiments in the north. The
court, in the meanwhile, IL Is added. con-
tinues its preparations for flight to
NEWS IN ST. PETERSBURG.
st. Petersburg. Feb 4-Advioes received
here from Korea say that the feeling OF
panic is general there and that the i'm
preston prevails at all the seaports.
where eventual massacres OF foreigners
are apprehended. The Europeans are pre-
pairing TO send their families 20 Shanghai.
Every steamer from Japan, IL IL added.
conveys 20 Korea many Japanese officers
and soldiers I'm disguise and their presence
I'm such numbers Is regarded BY the Rus
SLAMS as being secret occupation OF Korea
Sixtv doctors have left St PeterSbur rg
during the last few days for Harbin, Man
ohuria.
KOREAN OFFICIALS PRO-RU SSIAN.
Seoul. Korea. Feb. 4.-Further disturb
ances An the country caused by TOnghaik
revolutionary society are reported. Thou
sands OF armed men have declared that
they are not Korean subjects The mall
contents are divided into three separate
organizations.
II Is thought that a general lnsurrec-
ton will occur next spring.
lois thought that a general insurrection
will occurr ne1t spring. Foreign citizens
At various stations In the country have
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1t seemed. however. that 1t was Ne'
Orleans against the world for this morn
ing Liverpool instead of advancing. as ex-
pected. reported . decline OF 2oq2s points
under Egyptian and continental selling.
This led to a weak opening here with
first prices at decline OF f7d5s on the old
and OF l5Qa0 on the new Drop positions.
Receipts were light but the far eastern
situation looked very threatening and at
first there was no indication OF New Ar
leans support.
The decline attracted good demand
from shorts who were taking profits. New
Orleans also reported a sensational break.
and Liverpool shortly after the local
opening became spectacularly active and
invited losing at times 70QSo points.
The local market, however, after SELF
ing down TO 1870 for March, 1853 for May
and 1874 for July. rallied nrmer on re-
newed bull support.
The weakness OF cotton was accom-
panied today by lower prices and a weak
tone on the coffee exchange September
sold seven-tenths Of cent pound cheap
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CONFERENCE
MAY Be AT
new HAVEN.

Freight brakemen, conductors and flag
men, employed by the New York. New
Haven and Hartford road between the
Harlem river and Providence. are report
ed to have arranged for a meeting IN
New Haven, Conn. with p. II. Morrisey
OF Cleveland. o.. head of the Brotherhood
OF Railway Trainmen. Their object Is
said to be the formation OF demand for
decrease In hours.
10 is understood there is no trouble over
the wage question. and under present
conditions the men are all making more
money than ever before. but they claim
not 10 have enough rest owing TO long
runs