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THE CHICAGO TRIBUjSTS: irEBRUAKY. 1, 1899. CORBETT AjSD SHARKEY. FITZ PUTS THE BABY TO SLEEP. BIO HANDICAP WEIGHTS.

GENERAL MILES STANDS EIIOL ALLOTMENTS FOR THE BROOKLYN PAMOt'9 FIGnTERS ARE TO BOX AT TATTERSAIX'S SIABCH T. AXD SIBIRBAN EVESTS They Are Secured aa the Star Attrac Ben Holladay the Top Weight In Both, Declares He Has Evidence tion In the Show to Be Given Under the Management of Parson -vle O'Rourke Accepts for Sharkey and Corbett Promptly Agrees t.o Term for the Meeting Aldermen's Request la Compiled AVlth. That Sustains All His For-mer Statements. Algol Being Second In the Brooklyn and Third In the Suburban Plaudit, Lleber Karl, and Pink Coat Well Penalized" by- Mr. Vobnrg Imp la In Each at HO Ponnda Yesterday's en's Misters James JV Corbett and Thomas Sharkey are New 31.

The weights for the KEPORTS MADE TO HDL to box In Chicago, and It will be Corbett's first appearance- In. the ring since the raalr two great races the year, the Brooklyn Handicap and the- Suburban, were an Ms 0 cdorous meeting he had with Sharkey at the Lenox Athletic club in New Tork on Nov. TO-DAYextr4ordinairy bargains! ULSTERS made by Hart, Schaffner Marx, the best ulsters in the world, offered to-day at much less than the cost of manufacture. nounced, today. In both cases Ben Holladay Is.

allotted top weight, in the Brooklyn re 92. Tllv urill TYioof VToroV. To arcc Much of the Beef Furnished to ceiving an import of 127 pounds and la the Suburban 1'2'J pounds. The bout will be six rounds and will form" the wind-up of the big boxing carnival under the management of Charles E. Parson Davies.

The latter left yesterday As usual the Jockey club's- handicapper ha done his work carefully and thoroughly. the Soldiers Was Too Nauseating to Eat. In the weights! dori't run be evening for New Orleans to resume his work there with the two theaters under his man low yo pounds, being tne lowest agement, but will return In a short time to $16 $12-50 attend to the details of the big show. weight does, riot. look as if4t would have beenCrash- to give some animals like Boney Boy Ordnug.

and 'others the lowest possible Ifjipos. If any absolute ex- Ulsters that sold early in the win terror' $25 'and $30. and made of finest. imported fabrics offered to-day T.I.'.' Irish frieze ulsters 40 ounces to the yard and made by S. M.

to retail at $20. offered by The Hub to-day at The Parson did not have much trouble securing the permission of the men and arti ceDiion is to oe ranen to air. vusuuibw PACKERS GIVE THEIR SIDE. aires, apart from mere matters or individual i cles of agreement, sent them yesterday, will be signed without delay. Tom O'Rourke gave Sharkey's consent, and Corbett wired opinion.

It is in Uie -case or the d-year-oia. All-wool Irish frieze ulsters made by M. to sell at $1 a to-day at Tha his acceptance within fifty minutes after a telegram was sent out from his city. Both are in. New Tork.

Corbett claims his one ambition Is to meet the sailor In another Formero. Whereas under the scale or weignt for age the weigltt for 3-year-olds advances from. 109 to 111 ptands May to June, Formero is set tj carry only 97 pounds In June as against 38 pounds in May. On the Hub New York, 31. General Kelsori A.

Miles gave out a. statement tonight aVter having denied several published interviews contest, and although It will be but six other hand, the 4year-old weight stays tne attributed to him. He prefaced his state same in these tw months, it pounas; yei ment by saying: the 4-year-old Jeannot is allowed 93 pounds I have been most freely quoted without rounds, he says he hopes to demonstrate to the people of the West that he is the burly marine's master. Davies said yesterday lie would arrange for three good prelimirary bouts. Fighters- Almost Mobbed.

in the Brooklyn vand two, pounds more in. the authority from me or without any utterance The to -weight ae kept at the same old oa my part. It has been a source, of Jtreat annoyance to me." His statement notch, -an'd even to the Suburban 128 pounds Men's Winter Caps. Your choice to-day of all-wool kersey and beaver cloth Caps broken sizes of lines that were made to sail at and i. 25, for only.

OUv Your choice to-day of a collection of men's floe plush and cloth caps broken sizes of Unas made to QO retail at 1.50 and $2, for V0i On Sept. 20 last I issued an order to regi mental commanders to report to me con is the highest weight auottea. it was in evitable that Bete Holladay should get the cerning tne Deer which had been issued to, top weight. No tjther horse could with their men. At the tjmc that I went before justice have beenweighted above him, and.

the War Board Investigating committee I had only received reports from fourteen Henry Baker, the Chicago heavyweight, and Mx Martin of South Chicago almost precipitated a riot at the show given last night by the Calumet Athletic club at Turner Hall. Ninety-second street and Houston avenue. They were billed for the windup and before they went on It was rumored that the bout was to be a fake. Referee Hogan told both men of this, and they assured him the fight was In earnest. Their showing in the first round was of such an easy going character that indeed, Algol appears to have been well looked after in theBrooklyn in getting three pounds from Bern Holladay.

In the Sub of the commanders. Now I have thirty reports. They all tell the same story. The evidence proves the truth of the statements urban Algtl isi-relitively one pound better Men's underwear oft, geUIbf four pounds from the top weight, gloves. whicn i made; in addition to the reports of the regimental iftmirani1iiT hftva wnue TiuaL iast year winner, comes in at 127 pound, splitting the Plaudit is great mass of evidence consisting of com munications, affidavits.

etW frcan; officers Your choice to-day of our entire stock of fine wool and cashmere underwear that sold early this winter for $1.75, $2 and 2 .50 for the very low soldiers, and civilians. Every part of the weight, I our pounds' including the filly's sex Plaudit did not be'at much fast-year while Briar Sweet met country has contributed to the mass of cor 98c 98c respondence which I have received in refer andf beat nearly all best horses. ence to the beef served, to our, soldiers, arcd THE PUGILIST'S LULLABY. Rock-a-fcy, up your head, Dumbbells and punching; bags make' a nice bed, Upper-cut, kidney-smash, cross-counter swing-, Rock-a-by, baby, sleep while I sing-. tne evidence is all corroborative-; of what.

I Hogan stopped the contest. The crowd made a great demonstration, and but for the presence of the police the principals might have been roughly handled. Kid Regan and Younjr lempsey fought six spirited rounds to a draw. Eder and llcnx. two South Chicago exponents, had a fast battle for three rounds, ending In Wilcox being knocked out.

Ole Otsen and Barney Abel appeared in a preliminary. Have Heeded the Aldermen's Cry. The managers of the boxing show which was scheduled to take place at Tattersall's next Monday night have heeded the cry emanating from the City Council chamber, against the custom of giving shows on Monday night, when the Aldermen could not attend, and have changed the date or their entertainment to Tuesday night, toix bouts are scheduled for the evening and It Is expected the Counoilmtn will attend In a body and buy box stats. have said. The great publicity which the Men's fine fur lined and wool lined gloves and mittens that sold earlier at fa and $3 to-day your choice for only press has given to the matter hSs brought all the correspondence of which I.

speak Jean Beraud of course, the highest rated of the' 3-year-olds-, but he does not fare Mr. Vosburg gives him-three pound's less than weight for age in the Brooklyn and four pounds less in the Suburban. The weights "are as follows: Sprinsr meeting of the Brooktvn Jockev club upon me. I have overwhelming evidence that the possesses the other qualities for a leader, but embalmed beef was treated with chemicals unfortunately as a pitcher he cannot be in oraer to preserve it. I have affidavits The Brooklyn Hmdicap of SHMHHI for 3-year-olds utilized as Captain; from men who saw the beef undergoing the Going; to the team proper there Is not an treatment or embalming process.

and upwards, $20 eaeh. half forfeit, or only $15 if declared by Feb. 20. To the winner to the second. $1,500.

and to the third One mile and THE TIRIBTJZSnETS READY REFERENCE DIRECTORY acceptable man for the place. Ryan han exceptional ability, and knows everything a auarter. To run on Saturday, May 27, at Graves- Now as to the canned roast beef, that was different from embalmed beef. The c'anned roast beef was the beef after the ex Stelsner Wins on a Fonl. Sacramento.

Jan. 31. Jack Steizner se enn. worth knowing about baseball, but he Is sad Horses. Yrs.

cured a decision over Tom fclivermom wt TVt. Horses. 127 1 Howard Mann Hen Holladay. 0 eleventh round of a twenty-round bout on a roui. MkoI 5 Plaudit 4 Briar Sweet.

4 Yrs. ...5 ...4 ...4 ...4 ...3 .6 ...5 Silverthora roughed it all through and after re peatedly warning him without effect, the referee gave the decision to Steizner. tract had been boiled out of it. You have seen the advertisements, Beef extract; one pound contains the substance of from four to five pounds of prime beef. fWeIl.

this the beef after the extract has, been taker from' it. They put this beef pulp up in cans KODAK DEVELOPING AXD PRIXTIXG. Moroni. 97; Donna. Rita, 101; Miipah.

109. De-bride. Ill; Sailor King. 116. Fifth race.

rniie, selMnpr Reel 1 91 pounds Minnie Weidon, 91; Suar Foot. Kl; Ma Shuttlecock. 03: Oold Ton, 96: Swashbuckler. 96: Millie 99; kaUsbury 1L. 100; BUI Powell, loi; Redskin, 104; Frestar.

H5. Sixth race. 1 mile, selling Kdna Howell, to pounds: Barrier. 87; Alpina, Hr Blae. 9.

Ada Russell, lJo: Karl Font-o. Kto; Red lit); Simon 110; Ben Ronald, 114; Agitator, 115. OWNERS' HANDICAP FOR ABUSE. Foster's Fast Horse Beats the Gate at Oakland and Wins in a Gallop. San Francisco, Jan.

31. The crowd that went to the Oakland track today expected to see the record for five- furlongs shattered. -t. Cloud 5 YZ Hox 121 Lanky 120 Azucena lis Whistling Con. 118 Autumn II Ivambe-nt 1 Thomas Cat Peep O'Day .6 WARD 208 Wabash-av.

Ihe Hueuenot. Notes of the Boxer. I.ieber .4 LOAN' OFFICES. and label it canned roast The soldiers .4 Scottish Chieftain. 5 llo Maximo Ooniez George Klrwan yesterday received an offer from 1U .3 ACCOl'XTAXTS.

FREDK P. JTTDD. Expert.84 La O. L. MARCHAXD 516.

112 8. Clark-et. ACETYLENE GAS GENERATORS. Approved by All Fire Underwriters. F.

C. W1LSOX 23tt and 241 Lake-st. ART LEADED GLASS. Pink Coat 4 report that the canned beef was nauseating. Hamilton, Canada, to meet Joe Gans for a purse ABE.

LIPMAN. 99 MADISON. Private entrance. 114 Kinir- Barleycorn. .3 Don de Ore, Of SH.

If swallowed It could not be kept on the oter TiMii Snntrv and Sam Pooler left last night for stomach." METAL CEILINGS AXD SHATTERS. Wt. 105 105 105 14 lt4 102 10 l' 10 1W I9 98 SS US H7 J7 P5 5 t3 US 92 $2 Jtrt S8 Springfield, where the latter is to meet Kid Bain of Cincinnati. It was pointed out to General Miles that he COLE SON. R- 911.

112 S. CLARK-6T. 114 Ahom 3 114 1 Jefferson 6 113. Formero 3 HSjFillEi-ane- 3 112 Jliilstream .......4 111 Mr. 3 110 Charentus 5 110 Kt.

of the Garter. .5 ly lacking in patience, und totally without the sympathetic disposition a leader should possess. Lange lacks seriousness, Green and Mertes lack experience, and there Is not a man on the infield at present who has the qualities of a team Captain. Donahue, hard worker that he Is, comes under the same category, and Nichols Is too young. Thus it Is that the local team Is in a bad way for a field leader.

But there are those, and President Hart may be among them, who do not consider the position of Captain so vital to the team, eo long as there always Is a manager on the bench who understands all the ins and outs of the game. Manager Burns himself said at the New Tork meeting: "lam not worrying over the question of Captain. It Is not one of Importance so long as the manager Is always on the bench to direct the plays." In reply to a direct question on the subject President Hart yesterday said May be we will not have a Captain." had been, quoted as having said that if the Pittsburg. Jan. 31.

The fight tonight at FLANAGAN BIEDEXWEO 53 Illinols-st. men who supplied the beef would deposit MILLINERY HIGH CLASS. Mc-Keesuort between Isaiior Strauss of Philadelphia and Jack Bennett of McKeei-port went the $1,000 in such a way that it could be made to Malson Nouvelle. Auditorium Wabash-ar. limit tnrteen rounue.

bciuuk iut ASSAY ERS AXD REPIVERS. DICKMAN MACKENZIE. 1224 Rookery.M.4515. pay the cost of the proceedings he would fur ienrsre Keene. Handball F.

F. Macy Senator Bland Hanast.r Imp Georue Bangle Warrenton Previous Firearm Fleur de Lis. Candieblack Xaoamax ...4 ...4 ...5 .5 ...8 .4 .5 ...4 4 ...4 ...4 ...4 5 ....4 4 ....3 a Abuse and Miss Kowena. two 01 ui rrinters of the coast, were to meet In the con cision. 110 Jeannette 4 lOMariti 4 1 Mi Miss Marion 3 nish absolute proof of his assertions.

He MIRRORS TO OUOER. At Hanlon's handball court tonight the Mer GOLDSMITH 63 Washlngton-st. Bullion was asked what tribunal he had in mind, or chants' Athletic club will give its usual weekly NECIIACSER. 23 Washington. Resllverlng.

cluding event and each was to carry but eighty pounds. These predictions came to naught, however, as the infants which were ridlna cfuld do entertainment. Frel Stead, better known as uie bought and sold. Prompt accurate assa.y of ore. ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

to whom he would furnish this proof, and in reply said: Olson, will the windup witn feier xracejr of Pittsburg at 130. lrtiOrdnunx 3 Oreatland 3 lOMMarblehead 3 RoKep. ......3 UW Diminutive ,.3 106 Huneariaa 3 made that statement In response to the SEW HAIR GROWER. Dr. White's treatment grows hair on any bald hea4 book on hair free.

Laboratory 754 Van Buren. BUTTXER MILLER. 160 Washington. R. 303.

A hot battle is anticipated between Ted Foley. Jean Beraud. the Australian pugilist, and Flying Cloud, the colored boxer. Foley has not been seen in tne BIRDS AXD TAXIDERMY. KAEMPFER'S BIRD STORE.

88 State-st. ring for some time, put expects 10 aispow i-i dueky antagonist In short order. The preliminary nothing with their mounts, and before the ne.u ieft the post the horses were aK worn out. In one of tlie breakaways Miss Rowena ran th entira five furlongs before little Fauntleroy could pull her up. There was nothing to the race, for Abuse beat the gate over five lengths and without being extended won In a gallop from Peixotto.

The track was in excellent condition, but a fierce wind blew down the stretch and militated against fast time. Montanus. another new one from Marcus Daly stable, was cut loose for a killing in the third Coney Island Jockey ciuo. tne sunurban or Sin Of one mile and one-cmarter. to be run on OPTICIAXS.

KEEK. 22 Washington. Eve glasses, artificial eyes. BOERL1N LOUIS. 96 Washlngton-st.

BORSCH A scientific opticians. 103 Adams. MANASSE. Tribune Building. 88 Madison-st.

Saturday. -June 17. at tneeff nead Bay: HANLON RETURNS TO NEW YORK bouts will te rurmsnea nv itn nyu Axel. Young Duffy and Tom Clarey. Harry Forbes and Fred Whlttingham.

BROOHCORX AXD SVPPLIES. GROSS. J. 249-51 Klnzle-st. Tlorat Ben Holladay Ape.

Horse. AKe. 6 12t N'apamax 4 ..5 125 Candleblack 4 ..5 125 Jean :3 4 122 Alice Farley 4 Tillo Will Reopen Brooklyn-Baltimore Nego BUYERS OP OLD GOLD AXD SILVER. TOO MUCH SPEED IN ONE GAME. Aieol Plaudit OPIUM.

MORPHINE. COCAINE CUKLlT offei; of the beef men to pay $100,000 for evidence) of the truth of my allegations against their product. I looked on their offer as a bluff and took that way of answering it. I have no tribunal in mind, I have the greatest abundshce of evidence to support the charges I made, and do not think that any part of; the thousand dollars need be spent In more investigation." General Miles has received a telegram from Colonel A. A.

Pope of Boston, requesting General Miles to draw on him for $1,000 to prove that chemicals were, used to ern-; halm beef furnished to soldiers, but his offer will not be accepted for the reasons already given. LIP MAN .99 Madison. Cash for all precious metals. Briar ,.4 tiations Still Harping About the Circuit. LOGUE Theater elevator.

5f. Cloud Dr. J. C. Hoffman.

46 Van Buren: pamphlet free. IkUtlUCX'TlT. ice The Huguenot. .4 Oakland Bowlers Lose Two Games, hut Wt. HT 17 lOfi nt 105 104 104 104 103 103 lrt() 1im loO race, and was almost backed on the boards, rte was short, however, and had to be content with third Espionage was evidently the best horse in the race, but received a.

terrible ride from Hennessey. Oakland Summaries Jan. 31. Weather clesr. Track fast.

First race. Futurity course, purse $400, 3-year- CAXDIES. Peeo Lieher .4 n.itimw. Jan. 31.

ISpecIal.l Slanager eCfHTJLER MUELLER. 80 Market. Tel. M. 16S0.

GTTXTHER. C. F. Bonbons and Chocolates. Send Make a Great Record in the Second.

Pink Coat Hanlon goes to New York tomorrow for a final con for wholesale or retail catalogue. 212 Btate-su Scottish Chief n. 5 ference with the BrooKiyn magnates aa tne in deal. He Intimate that several im PATENT LAWYERS. E.

1433 Randolph-st. Pamphlet free. CLEANERS AXD DYERS. Don de Oro Voter Getirsre Keene. .4 LOTZ.

Ptr.Fn. Pet. Horse, weieht. jockey. St.

i On the Harvard alleys the home team, tall portant deals will come before the spring meeting COOK McliAIN. 80 Dearborn. M. SO9. Oak.

839. 121 Howard Mann, 119iBo ii lliLson lis I Azucena 4 115 Whistlinsr 4 115 HanMpel 4 115; Autumn 115 St. 114 'LamhTint 114 Thomas .5 lis Kins 113 Tefferson 6 lis The- 113 Filierane 3 112 ornero 3 114 Millftream 4 -110 Ways Means. 3 110 Mr. .3 llo 4 HO Miss Marlon 3 HO Star of nn i lmnforth 4 F.

f. 1 1" 5 3 the league, vwicwn 3-1 Romany, 119 C. Sloan 1 i i ltl Glengaber, 112 H.Martini. 4 3" 4 ipp 1 in i Spencerl .3 4J Tim Siilelnne-. Xlltrnr.

GuHtemoc. Havoc PHOTOGRAPHERS. Wilson, the trading FTiotographer. 889 Slate. SCHWARZ, AUG.

Ladies" and Gents Garments. 3 stores: 15S Illinois. 126 Dearborn. 503 W. Mad.

Itlon to ten clubs Hanlon says: The tweive-cluo v.A Mmit of ten veara that is as enders In the Sooth Side league, won two out of three games from the Oaklands. who are in second place. In the second game the Oakland broke the alley record, with the fine total of J. B. Fortls.

Handball 4 Macy 5 TALK OF CHRISTINE'S CHARGES. sured. Most of the league owners have declared Soeltively they will not put up a do.lar to reduce Senator COAL AXD WOOD. Bannockburn 1.250, and won the game by 224 pins. The scores: Coal in Bags.

Cl W. Lake. Ph. W.90. Bunge Bros.

Banaster B't ciubs" Sto-bs dnd. Not on.y Omaha Packers Say There Was Nothing FIRST GAME. ieoree Boyd its ss 97 7 57 67 3 95 St: 92 80 COMMERCIAL STATIOXERS Jk PRIXT- S.Sp.B. Sc. the owners will see that th teams ma-y in the intr "w' h.nri of those wno can be Oakl'ds.

Imp Criel Wrong in Putting-Up 2 ..4 ...4 .4 ...5 .4 ...4 ...4 ...5 ...4 ers. GEO E. COLE Sc 66 A 88 Dearbon-st. Ted "he reason bein tha-t when thetime for Warrenton The Minister finished as named. inner, b.

c. by Ben Strome Gypsy. Start good. Won in a hard drive. Romany beat the barrier and Just lasted long enough.

Glengaber was best, closed a lot of ground. Second race. mile, purse $350. selling: Bet. Horse, welerht, lockey.

St. Ptr.Fn. H-l Espirando. 113 .3 1 1 M4 4 4" 4 2 5-2 Campus. 104 E.Jones I 4 'Zl Time.

1 :02. Racivan. Grandezia. Don Gara. Taruba.

Colonial Dame. Schnitz. Caro. Melvin Burnham finished as named. Winner, blk.

c. by Brutus Ardente. Start good. Won handily. Previous, Braden Carpenter Vatkins Fountain reorganization comes there win oe ny cimu.

iur PICTURE FRAMES. W. W. ABBOTT. 1S2 Wabash-av.

Mats to order. PICTURE FRAMES AND REGILDIXG. F. A. ERYDEN A 255 Wabash.

Tel M. 4579. PHYSICIANS. DR. CARROLL.

SPECIALIST. OP men only. Inter-Ocean 130 Dearborn-st DR. DAVIESON. 124 Dearborn-st.

Specialties: Nervous, chronic, private, kidney, blood diseases. DR. STEWARD. 218 S. Clark.

Ladies' 20 yrs. Harv'ds. li)i Daniel 144'Crane 176; Ball ls.l; Alexander Gillette S.Sp.B. ..4 4 3 ..4 1 5 ..1 8 1 ..5 3 2 ..3 7 1 ..082 175 171 29 lt7 157 197 ..5 ..5 ..2 ..4 Baneie Traeedian CITS AND ENGRAVINGS. ACME ENGRAVING 157 Washington-fit.

-itie. Tliere is no danger ot Omaha, NeU, Jan. 31. (Special: Dr. C.

M. Christine ef Philadelphia has caused 11 Scotch ..4 .3 llrt Ordnunit 3 loftjBoney 3 1081 Johnson ic out this vear rir next, nor Failor Kine Lyon Fleur de Lis. ...5 Firearm local packers by the af 1" lh. Orioles irolne to DETECTIVE AGENCIES. Totals ..17 3114 10151 Totals ..18 36 9 11Q6 SECOND GAME.

A Boland Detective Agency. HO La al. Mooney ik n-nii-d refuse to go there, exceut COLD WAVE AT NEW ORLEANS. fidavits he has made for General-Miles to the effect that he saw embalming" of meat in South Omaha last Summer. Swift Co.

say that a man; is employed to do nothing under the same coiraiuous vi. Hanlon admits that sev- CtT FLOWERS AXD FLORISTS. Fancy Lea. Goods. Pocket Books and Onkl'crs.

i P.Sn.R. .3 6 1 Third race. 7 mile, purse $350. 3-year-olds. selling: Bet.

Horse, weight, lockey. St. Str.Fn. 7-2 Whaleback. 112 fpencer .8 8 5 4 1 25-1 Rainier.

109 W.H.Martin3 4i 31 3 2 6-5 Montanus, 112 8 Si 1 1 31 Tim 1 -59. Sir TTrian. FTsnionaee. Stromo. erll other clubs are after the Baltimore crack hut declines to say whether there Is a JOHN C.

POHUBERT e. w. cor. Wabash- Braden ulorum. Factory and.

Decker. Fhillios Fop- It Arrives on Ladies' Day "Apple else but-pump, brine into pickled meatria av. and Monroe-st Telephone Main 2358. c.i Harv'ds. S.Sp.B.

184! Daniel 3 4 4 238' Crane 2 5 3 ls Critchell ...3 7 1 Ball 6 27iAlexander ,.1 5 4 iikelihood of others than Demontreville going to salesroom. 19 and 21 S. Jefferson-st. Tel Carpenter Sc. 154 1 1S9 S3 13 193 their hofls.

This is the meat, they contend, Chicago. 2 1 6 1 6 1 1 1 6 1 ..9 ...3 ...4 ...4 Jack "Wins the Sprinting Handicap. Monda. Diara. Bid Mc.

Ocorona. Peter Weber the Philadelphia man saw being filled with FIRE INSURANCE. MAITLAND 148 La Salle. Fountain Johnson Lyon PRINTERS AXD BIXDERS. RYAN HART 22 and 24 Custom House-pl.

jt nn ih. iwrt of Hanlon would M. 2582. finteho! 5i 4 mpfl Winner c. bv Diincombi T.

L. ....6 4 1 an embalming fluid. Swift's manager ins un Oranee Leaf. Start good. Won driving.

Es appear significant enough but tor tne laci inere tn the contrary. hether asserts that this is a fair sample of the irre Ton 'A. I I STlPriai. 1 -vauioui pionage was nearly left and closed a lot of ground. Stromo is but a sprinter.

Pnurth rar 1U, miles nurse S350. selling: sponsible stories being circulated about the or not most of the league owners will put up a Totals 32 26 6 Totals ..19 31 13 HJC2- THIRD GAME. RUBBER STAMPS, SEALS, STENCILS. C.L.SAFFORD.177 Madison. Tel.M.2057.

Catalog. i'H Rees entered upon his duties as chairman of dollar to reduce the circuit." it is quite sure tney packers 'of the country. General Manager Ret. Horse, weight, jockey. St.

i Ptr.Fn. n. mi. a 1 ri I I I nlll M.I.IIIK UUI3 "licit win iiui. 11,.

Price of Swift's said ni, Af.ir-SlltTHiniiiir. Willi Ilcl.c 1 1 v. Sc. FRUIT SHIPPERS. BARNETT on 159 Water-st.

FURS AXD FUR REPAIRING. Chicago Fur 157 State-st. Catalogue free. FURXACES AXD STEAM HJEATIXG. Oakl'ds.

11-5 Mistleton. lo9 Thorpel 7 7 51 ll -R Tom Crom well. 1 14f 54 2i 2 2 K-2 Guilder. fSnencerl 4 1 1 14 31 "It might be possible that Dr. Christine limit, and should retire.

11 i oa two nuch tpms in the circuit at th Board or atewaras at mc rau was "ladies'" day." and the grand stand was prof uily decorated. The lonK-expected cold wave artived about the tlm the first race was called, and before the last race was run; It was uncomfortably cold. ortc, mlie. a. saw employes injecting pickle into pork Braden Carpenter Watkins Time.

1:55. Alvero. Robert Bonner. Non- present Cleveland and Baltimore. Hanlon's io rinuhtless onlv another warning note S.Sp.B.

..561 ..361 ..6 6 ..6 3 2 ..8 2 5 ..4 4 2 Sc. I Harv'ds. JSWi Crane 154 Critchell 138 Ball 192 Alexander 192; Gillette S.Sp.B. ...2 6 2 ..3 6 1 7 3 6 4 ...5 4 2 ...4 6 1 fhalani-i. Rilly McCloskev finished as named.

23 176 213 l'4 137 173 hams and shoulders and mistook these pieces ih. that Baltimore does not intend to Winner, ch. c. by Brutus Mistletoe. Start for beef." This Is a process that Is followed Fountain Johnson Lyon A hurdle race at one mm straggling.

Won nuite handily. Fifth race 1 nurse S4O0. selling: by nearly every packing-house in th coun BARKER JACKSON FURNACES. THE BEST Id. use: steam and hot water beating: large stock nd furnaces, very low: steel and gas men a.

iv pa. retire, and thereby help the Jeague circuit, without being paid to do it. But the question is. AV 111 Baltimore carry out its determination to stick in wh.n nrh nn action seems almost race on tne nai ai m--- Ret. Horse, weight, lockey.

St. 4 1 Str.Fn. try in- the curing of sweet pickled nan. SAFES. DlgBOLTJ SAFE 175 Monroe-st.

T. SSES, DEFOR31ITY APPARATUS. DR. VVOLFERTZ. 60 5th-sv.

Rupture positively cured with new improved truss. Trusses from $2 to $15. Elastic stockings, etc. Catalogue. UXIFORMS.MILITARY.SOCIETY-GOODS.

FOSTER O. SON A 174 E. Msdlson. WEDDING IXVITATIOXS, ETC. S.

D. CHILD3 Dept. 140 Monroe -st. 1S18 Wabash-av. ranges: cleaning and repairing.

By pumping some of -thepickjeinto the hams and a handican at six iuriuuis of the card race an Hnpnulvp one? The same thing 1-1 David Tennv, 122H.Mar"n4 4 3 3s ll 3-1 Morir.ga, 106 Spencer 1 l1 1 1 2 9-2 Captive. 108 Bullmanl 3 2 2' 3 ana tnen placing tnem a vat or picKie ine to Cleveland. League magnates are guard Partner, favorite ai ZZ by I shori ck from Laura May whJ had the Time. 1:47. Bernardillo.

Thyne finished as cure Is more rapid than If merely sub ed In their expressions on the subject of the cir-it hut it ia safe to sav they will be surprised Totals ..14 35 13 10371 Totals ..27 20 11 Bowlers of the City club are busy with their test games for places on the teem to do battle with the AH -Stars on Feb. 9 at Museey's alleys The seven players getting the highest averages In twenty games will constitute the team. named. Winner, blk. by Tennv Mamie B.

Peed on the GAS AXD ELECTRICAL FIXTURES. XewhaM. Moran Phap'and. 61 K. Wa-hlngtnn-st.

IROX AXD HEAVY HARDWARE. S. D. KIMBARK. and Lake-st.

merged." "if and 'disappointed if the circuit Is not at least re Start good. Won with all ease. Captive stopped In the Ktrerph- Had the "space duced to ten ciuns. inn nig handi- finish been three lengtnn iuni. no- tn n.

inn? tne wi-hhi 1 11 ioiici PACKER TELLS OF ARMY BEEF. decide to stick. One magnate even went so iar was opposed to be the be st in th The present standing is as loiiows: Ptr.Fn. Sixth race. mile, purse $400.

owners' cap: Bet. Horse, weight, jockey. St. i Hnse. Mil IHal Brown.

..1 1 1 4- 1 Peixotto. 80 J. 4 4J 12- 1 Stv. 85 fHouckl 3 3 5 Games. recently as to lnumaie mai iiuuu i.hhiii.

to go to Cleveland or Baltimore In case the latter 1 1 Flayer. Average. 177 7-lt 1T7 5-20 4 Terdinand Sulzbereer; President ot a remained in me league wmi imuunuia 2i 3 5 supposed to nave i'-, handHv bv a knowing It wouia oniy entail a iuss. of Minneapolis, and Dad Moulton. In case the kicking and punting features of the meet material-is Wisconsin will send Pat O'Dea.

De Oro Win His First Game. pounds, and t. i tit hn u-ajt a Ientfth New York FirmJ jTalks of Meat Furnished Troops- in-Cuba. Cnirt ron Gath and Boanerees did not have Y'nle FresUman Baseball Men. Jim Gore II.

Baker UUrieh Davis Ohu field Kiene Newton Correll Mein Sheparl Haven. Jan. 31. Captain Time. 1 Don Know, xuiss Kowena.

Figaro finished as named. Fly left at the post. Winner, b. by Plevna Abukru. Start bad.

Won pulling up. Abuse beat the gate and was never approached. Miss Rowena was the natural contender, but she ran half a mile at speed in a false break. I Know showed fine speed but ault in the stretch. Figaro broke down.

W. ....1 Charles De Saulles of the Yale varsity nine this Ferdinarict Sulzberger of Tew Tork, Pres Thl'ton distanoe event had 'starters. tTi7( nTux a slieht favorite over Double Bummv'and AdSirtuS but- Double Dummy gal-Dummy he nleased. 2i 13 2 2 13 3 2 2 16 18 16 It 13 W. L.

Stewart 3 Werner 3 Clearwater ........1 176 2-13 174 11-20 171 ltt-'-'O 171 8-13 171 1-3 17 1-20 159 19-20 IliM 4-16 14V) 9-18 lol 15-16 155 6-11 153 2-12 afternoon called out the candidates for the rresn- .5 ident of the dressed-beef bouse of Schwarz- De Oro J-y Daly Horg-aa men sauad. There were about seventy-five, and 3 loped. ine ia Conk'yn It is expected that fully 100 will be enrolled before schild Sulzberger, wlrich has branch houses in Chicago and Kansas City, and Tenby, wno unn Oakland Entries. the full squad is registered. Captain De Saulles fierce ij 0 race at one Hanra Banghart Porter La Banquo 11., tne i j.

which had a contract fcY-supplying the navy with fresh beef during the r.ecent -war. was mile. -r. ni will be assisted by several varsity players in nis preliminary coaching of the freshmen. He will call out the candidates for the varsity battery next registered at the Grand Pacific yesterday.

week, when Walter Carter otNew lork. the head First race. 1 1-lfl miles, selling Goethe. 95 pounds; Fleming, 111; Henry 114; E-ppinger. 114: Two Cheers.

116: 116. Second race. Futurity course. 3-year-olds. 110 pounds: Humboldt Maid.

110; Clarello, 110: Royal Fan. 110; Juva. 110; Cross-molina. HO; Odd Eves. 110; Furia.

110. Third race. mile. 2-year-olds, selling Cho STAGG NOT SURE OF HIS TEAM. coach for Yale's baseball nine, will arrive.

New Orleans summaries wan. ox. Weather cloudy. Track slow. First race, 1 mile, purse $250 selling: Horse, weieht.

Jockey. gt. Str.i n. 2-1 II. Launt, li2 Pftermanl.3 3i li 1 He declared in all his experience of forty years he had never known of any packers using chemicals in the preservation or He alsnTnrpssed the oDinios that the re Chicago Coach Delays Making Baseball DalsretU 1.

4b 7 7 3 uteau. 105 pounds; Jennie Kiley. 10j: Champion De Oro made his first atvpearance In the pool tournament last night, and as a result the Manhattan billiard academy had all the spectators It could hold. De Oro had Clearwater as his opponent and beat him by a score of to 114. The Cuban is a southpaw that is to say.

he plays left-lianded. He plays rapidly. In ths eleventh frame Clearwater made a great combination shot and then proceeded to clear the table. The betting was on the basis of De Oro. 125; tnearwater, llu; so that the backers won.

The soore: De Oro 2. 5. 1L 13. 19. 15.

4. IS. 8. 0. 9.

5. 10aearwaterl3. 15. 10, 4. 2.

6. 0, 11. 0. 1. 15, 10.

6. 13. O. 3114. (Scratches Clearwater: 5.

COMMODORE MORGAN'S REPLY. Chicago Yachtsman Answers the Criti cent controversy on this, subject. was likely. to result. In a greater or less injury Lady Fitjs.mmons ToWanLonK Branch.

Dates Until He Sees wnat nis Hen Can Do. Baseball at the University of Chicago appears exnort mpat tradev4' "Zi namea. vtn Frnst and Sauterne I ir-. i JE I 1.1. VH1.L.1H.

XII Ulucr Picnic. IOB: Tanobe. b. by Take Notice Berna, lfifi; Ovando. b.

by Bathamnton Old Maid. 105; John Millin. b. c. by Fonso Lake Breeze.

108. Fourth race. 1 mile, 3-year-olds Senora Caesar, 07 pounds; Gauntlet. 108; Survivor. Ill; Ballista.

117. Surt gooa- cism of Boating Men at Toledo Over Cup Race Flans. There has beeh much ignorance and not a little malice. I think, shown In this con- to be at a Stan de-till. WMle the candidates for the team are practicing regularly, comment is in Fifth race 1 1-16 miles, selling Rosebeau.

77 troverRv." hi said. I know we do not use Bet. He. 2" 4'f 3i 31 li T-llI rt .1 ill urr, -4 v. til 1 Ol pounds; Faversham 82: Morinel.

Dun- rhomiii in oiihar nnr refrigerated or De Oro will piay vverjier turns ut. creasing over the fact that no schedule has been 4. 2 Our Nellie. 105 jT.tturnaj.a ii rfihpnnarill.1 2h lh in 33 rraise. 1'7; Iare 104; Satsuma, 104; David Tmn.

1)6: Tonmajt. 107. arranged for the coming season worn. At pres canned meats, and in all my experience I 12-1 Dannv Sister Fox. Han- never hoard nf anv other packers doing It.

ent there are only a lew promises on wniuu um team can rely for games. Stagg has not negoti "Th controversy will hurt our export When Seel nm Were Cortly. The man who first made steel pens rot 1 apiece for them. Best Dining Car Servl; Sixth race. i mile, selling Miss Dividend, loo pounds: Colonial Dame.

102: Bessie Lee. 102: El Salado, 12; Averine, 102; Silver Ftate. 105: Home-stake. 1415: Doiore. 105; New Moon.

105: Man-zanillo. 105: Amelia Fonn. 105; Spry Lark. 105: tmdo Th' iwi-Iicm will not be the only lialu. Mermacwus 5" ardy.

kart easily. Uhler showed early tood start. was comine stroni? EPThrd mc4. 114 ils. purse $JoO.

handicap, over sufferers, for the blow will fall much harder ated for games wltn any xeara ticrpi while games are anticipated with Michigan, that series which attracted so much attention last vear 'has not even been touched. It Is thought probable Stagg is waiting to find out how his ma- i. Vil Pam Claudiana. ma; Lost Ulrl. Only Depot on the Elevated Loop: oa tne farmers ana siock rdiscia.

5 huraits St. 2 3,4 Fn. Morse. Vi 1 1 'IS 1 n.k San Francisco Turf Xotes. TURK LOSES ANOTHER MATCH.

terial shows up ueiuic 11c feels that it is useless to arrange a lot of Dan Honig's condition has not changed for tha whett it comes to playing them. Michigan better. Bendoran pulled up lame In "his work at Ingle-side yesterday. Hali Adali Fails to Throw Little 3ffc- C23 Laura May had hut as yet Manager oui -7v. tri.

has Tint flukeii far The exercise boys at ingleside were given a 1.1 1 Partner kro Fred Hroens was green at 1 surprise yesterday. Little Jimmy Michael, the Leod Twice in Hour at St. Paul. SSnef. 5nd StagS" opened negotiaUons I' the speeu on iuj wa3 aaU of speed.

Established 1780. 1 Baker's I rs 1 renowned cyclist, appeared on the track before the odswu. t-JTM. handicao: obstacles. nimsen.

Michigan. He the tun wss scarcely up to gallop horses. He exercised several runners, and did his work as J-ourin m. tt Morse, weight. locKev.

Commodore F. W. Morgan of the Chicago Yacht club was not at all disconcerted by the rather sharp criticism of the methods of the local yachtsmen that has come from Toledo. There was a ltttle sarcasm In what the. Commodore had to say In reply yesterday, but in the main he treated the Toiedo attack good-naturedly.

Commodore Mor- There Is no cause for dispute between the Toledo Yacht club and the Chicago Yacht club. The Chicago Yacht club, after mature deliberation, decided to challenge -for Canada's cup. In order that we might send to Toronto lire best yacht for the purpose, we Invited all American clubs to enter for the trial races in Chicago and offered $1.04) in cah prizes as an inducement. If the gentlemen of Toledo send a boat here, they will be our guests and we are confident they will not do us the discourtesy to discuss our motives at this time. As we are to provide for the expense of the undertaking and have our standing as sportsmen to maintain, we have established such simple necessary rules as will appeal to the understanding of any one who will calmly consider the matter.

Three yachts are now beintr built by members of our club for this race, and one more is likely to be built. It those whom we have invited to join us object to the rules laid down by our commit-tM let them consider the rivalry which exists among our club members for the honor of furnishing the champions. The same rules apply to all iilirCP As to sailing trial races olT Chicago. I may say for my own syndicate, it would be much to our advantage to sail them ofT Buffalo. As to the Canadians winning the race on paper, before it is sailed, we can say we have found our Canadian friends to be gentlemen and tru-sportsmen in, every sense of the word.

It would be paving them a sorry compliment to say that we do'not exnect them to take every Edvantage hlch acknowledged thai Michigan had first chance on .3 4" 4 3l 1 St iLtinn Ton si. Dan McLeod. the gracefully as an experienced rider. 2h '2 1 2 list. z.r, W'V-fl fshepnard 2 catih.l..'t.i,.n.n irnlor defeated Hali Adall, San Francisco.

Jan. 31. Jockey 14 lh 2 31 Turk, tonight, the latter failing to throw him Charley Thorpe will not be seen in the saddle Gath. Boanerges. new aTsure-i inTnois would be ac-commTated provided Chicago's games with Michigan dU no ntrf- tI n.M at Kot Time.

J- inner, ch. during tne two weens racing at ingiesiae. Thorpe in one Hour. fht. ct The match was tinder the auspices of Poni being has been riding poorly or late, and Clarence AVa- terhouse.

one of bis employers, has invited him to take a vacation. He will go to the mountains pms In MaThthe managen iof the baseball team. Hali Adail should throw McLeod twice an hoar on a hunting trip. of eedule of J1- Irt o'clock, and i. 1.4 li'l- A new breakfast food.

Well peopVcr ave it. Invalids demand it. Children need it. Physicians recommend it. ASK ioua 6R0CE8 F0H IT.

Newton Steel-Cut Milling vV pfrTLve The Turfe howevor hi. man on the floor, and then Hi a i .,..,1 for a fall. McLeoa BLIUESl" 111 4- CAPTAIN FOR THE CHICAGOS. Hart and Burns Not Worrying Over the and Sensational u- Good c- hl Tiiv Oath quit badly in the stretch. Won hanuuy.

JJi. '-ji rim i race. 1 mile. P3eJrPt. Ftr.FB.

JloV- iTa liunee 8 1 1 I1 10-1 Tenby, 1)( 5 2S 12-. Everest. Cor.way. Sedan. Time, 1.44JJ.

0d Tarr Elsie Barnes, aockholm nIeBV fiishid as named. Win-fistic and w.e So rano. Start good. Won UJ (-', Hsbe lelds. i Ij i ..3 7 7 5 3- "as as quictc a a cai aim a T.n-,i.l Once he made a dive at his adversary and amid the cheers of the crowd was on the Turh 8 toack Barnes will be Arranged which will include prac- fiMmesL Notre Came will have a strong ball 11 Jno several of the Indiana teams will put pamm which win Hay practice games with 'take an Eastern trli unless the rrtrW't-o fhrsb0uft- no be carried out.

Badgers Slay Go to Philadelphia. Question Poor Material for a Leader. 21 minutes 1 seconds Adali secured a half eibn nd forced McLeod shoulders down by be celebrated for more than a century as a delicious, nutritious, and flesh-forming beverage, has our well-known Yellow Labsl on the front of every package, and our trade-mark," La Belle the back. Newton, Iowa. hi Wno his su- the exactinir rules will permit, but to say more It Is not likely the question of a Captain Jan.

31. I special. 1 An imriia- a riiju'-nurttsv tu th-4u. Prior agility kept the Turk on his feet for about twenty minutes of the time, although there was Traveler. Topling.

and D-ln" tlon has been received by the management of the from Pennsylvania to stnd a team to I do not think any yschtt-men need hesitate to leave the selection of the champion in the hand Time. Winner, b. byv McLeod again assumed the hi, en- of MeFsrs. Crawford, Warrington, ana 1 errjman whn uor. aliened fcr their ah.

lit v. corlhtailed Ondague nmsn-u 'ood start. Won in a miM rtTravetr tired the last half. Ondague their big indoor meet on April 29. There Is a possibility of the Badgers being represented by a relay fairness, and full appreciation of the d.fficuUies in 1 ho wau of winning from our friends in Toronto.

Bhowed speed. wew Orleans Entries. Mow the committee ill select the champion I do tZrXZ ro'McLer but "'in from the ignominy cf a fail. The 'la. as the referee called time, J1' Vh(f Trk in a terrific struggle on the -mat.

ither did not hear th time cail.or lost his tern Per. for he gave -McLeod a terrific fling th iumn uo and made a pass team The aecisiott the showing made by the candidates for the team. Pat O'Dea. who Is almost as good a sprinter as a Reliable Qualities Reasonable Priest fi.BISHQP&GQ. kctponsiMe.

ReliaOls Furriers. 156 STATE-ST. Send for Caralojca. and JacK (01. wm nu u- not know.

I am -glad 1 am not on that committi-e. They may It. They may 'draw for It. I have considerable confidence they will t.t thA fa und as thev are all Ameri- be- for the Chicago baseball team will be determined for some time, although there already has been considerable newspaper gossip and speculation on the subject. Last season a Captain was not selected until toward the close of the training season in the The -Chicago club is singularly deficient in material for a good Captain.

There is not an available man on the team for the place. The same condition prevailed last year, and Dahlen -was by no means a success. Griffith is the one man of the team -who. would make a strong Captain If he were filling the right kind of a position. Not only has Griffith great ability as a player, which some ethers of the team also have, but he at AHf, ttftree and seooruis' ran Vast two W.

I. A. A. A. meets, are tne only r.mners back E.

B. foreland, an old varsity ItS mo ibii now back taking graduate 1 nVvSlon into his old form. There Is l.l to vote. I hoi thev will eiect mil selling Endeavor. 100 First race.

jjarcus Meyer, HJ; Dr. Marks. 'lutt; TakanaWe. 'HI- fl mties. selling Mazie (second ra.

01 Favette, W3; Oulcnel pounds; Llzz Kittie Repent. W5: Fin- TCades. Vvfck 1 lol Tendresse, tan. Viirrv" lo3: The Dragoon, li4. th.

nr trouble was averted. a winner. We invite the assistance of our friends About raniiu actrti us referee. NONE OTHER OENUINa. MAOe ONLY BY I WALTER BAKER CO.

Dorchester, Mass. i In Toledo." Riverside Golf Clnb Election. plenty of good new material, but It doubtful If could be developed early enough for the meet The department is negotiating for tnh The men under conslderaUon are Moak- meeting of the Riverside Golf club a v. hin.ht r.tit Wfr anil 10J; rrni- --iies. selling ie-y, v.t Third race IV, rn-A-unt MaKgti.

102: flar ci-nari Men's Dress silk and Derby and oit hats. J. BASEs A Fashioaabie Hatters, 86 Aladlsoo. ni t'Hii, 1 1 k. hi.i the Town Hall.

Riverside, on Temple Ot f.ipon. wnu nas ininea Rurke lw; uomez, liz; rne 4.0W people witnessed the match. The Hot Springs of Arkansas The national health and pleasure resort, owntd and controlled by the U.S. government. Elegrant hotels.

Park. Eastman. 'ington. Golf Information and booklets "I Bissell Wilson, 1U Chicago. KSn lOTT'Covlnartun.

Tuesday evening. Feb. 7. Officers for the ensuing team IOr IWW ecwuir auu mivr uu football 11')' I'-fl. Tl I year will ana proposea cnasi 1 th( tr.CK men last year: Charles traigls inner, a-.

iiiitse. constitution and bylaws are to be voted upon..