Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 9

S' 1902 THE DETROIT REE PRESS Sent ree to Men NEWS SPORT WORLD gnEUMATISM 4 Continued rom Page TlUA'SEIlg stands 600 1100 1321 1150 700 DUST ROM THE DIAMOND 4 99( 200 Apprentice allowances 21 1700 525 655 60000 9000 3000 10000 500 NUTRITION oo 1000 Iler USES STEEL 3000 00 EXTRACT 200 (ir Building and Structural Be ti tiuirements Arc Ixirge 1025 1925 Of to 2000 IN THE SQUAHBJD CIRCLE 900 600 SiJT 300 2100 2600 ANOTHER HANDSOME YACHT The Cure for i TIRED OUT? IS Hunyadi Usm PKT STOCK 8 Santa POOL fe fe ifi Sei ring Redford 7 AV aldccker farm (Mar grounds to school and Iadv time siren Pt WJ 1 inch Taylor Inch sera ten all the the fifth round men nut up a on a left hand 3 3 0 0 3 Bennett tn this and according to Little Rock Mr: Mautner and his Wabash agency are becoming extremely Ed Brown'i in) A Dickson 1 in) Tay in) A Osborn (scratch) vault A Atkinson (9 In) Yearg in) Stockham (7 in) A Dick In A Oeborn (2 in) Geo II No 12 $3 90 No 13 S3 85 No 14 $3 85: '3 No 16 $3 80 per cwt Michigan nuine 1 5e per cwt less than eastern Kid Broad scheduled to take place the Coliseum Club next riday night)? Conning ft John Jlebble THURSDAY MARCH 27 7 Klsinger Left Water Cure March rangible with the 'Saddle again upset cal ANNUAL A GAMES WILL BE HELD AT LIGHT GUARD TO NIGHT Hauser sub Bennett (Mar TWO I OMPAI1ATIVELY NEW IN IK STKIES USE A GREAT DEAL strategy and resources than any fight he ever unejertook He dickered De laney to a standstill in New "York and seems to have forced the club it self submit at last to most extor tionate and outrageous terms itz simmons is about the first fighter that has ever forced a champion to make every concession and a club to humble itself to secure the minor performer MANY HORSES WILL TRAIN AT WINDSOR is as great "'as be 7 tween skim milk and Alderney Cream' Brush it is said may attempt to force action against tthe American on the matter of player grabbing The Cincinnati president claims to have re ceipts for registered mail from Parent and Winters that ate proofs that both players received Cincinnati contracts early in October after the close of the season Parent has persistently maintained that the Cincinnati club never offered him anything beyond an agreement never made good its promise to send a regular contract With Cincinnati Brooklyn and New York all very much excited on the player question some developments may be anticipated 6 to 1 won Alex 10s second Birdie Stone Robert! itzsimmons first Nellie time selling for 4 year olds and up and 70 yards Virgie first second Midstream third time ree Trial Package Seat Mail to AH Who Write miserable showing fin money Colonial Girl to 4 to 1 and ridden by boy won the six and a The mare was bld up Rogers re Martin Duffy has taken a full course in the lightweight division and may now be considered a regular student in the welter class Matching him recent ly with Matthews and now with Tom Couhig tor Monday night proves this Couhig is a pretty tough boy and Is heavier than the Chicago boxer His record Is a good one and includes de feats of Matthews and Supples and a draw with rank Erne Club Meeting Poultry Pigeon and hold its regular bi Hall 221 8 o'clock this evon and White Leghorns 1 A II fnnnlora The handsome steam yacht Laurita which yachtsmen who went to the cup races last fall may remember has purchased by Mr Wickes of Saginaw Mich The yacht which is now at Morris Heights is being extensively repaired and after the work Is completed she will be brought to the great lakes Sheds 103 feet long hard and fielded well Snow made his first appearance on the held this season as ho has been busy with track work heretofore Haver and Stair were the pitchers trod to day and Stripo and Mathews occupied the position behind the bat 4 5 6 7 30 2 0 0 0 Miller: Struck Bean 4 six and a Girl 94 Peters 104 Morrissey time 1123 Burdock Tufts and Capt Gaines Bassenzo was left at the post nine i ni 1 10 won rn i 'iroom 1 1 than 2000000 tons of nig i 1 inav be nearer two million and ti Theso are the steep car busi and the increased use of steel in hues it was In August 1896 that irst steel car ever built was cx at a convention of the Master association at Saratoga 1 he car was built by a firm as the Schoen Pressed Steel Dm which about three years ago ganized in the Pressed Steel with a capital stock of $25 '1 he steel car at this time was iy an experiment and 'the rail at first were averse to taking ft and for two reasons One 1 nat its durability was doubted wildly if adopted It meant thens of huge sums of money by railroads for new equipment and of the roads were not In as tous condition in 1896 as they To Andrew Carnegie and his "bites in the Carnegie 'Steel Co the credit for the rapid develop 1 't the steel car industry and the it upon its present footing it consumes as much steel as single industry and more 1 unj of them structural steel traders also a YOUNG BOUT WAS AST ENOUGH 'OR ANYONE President Nick Young of the Na tional League has sent' out what is virtually an official call for next Tues day's meeting though the paper mere ly gives notice of a conference of mag nates and invites attendance at the meeting There will be no absentees and Messrs Brush and Dreyfuss are expected to be notably in evidence Brush has said that the Pittsburg man is bluffing he insinuates that a place in the American awaits him and will be availed of in case Pittsburg is not kindly dealt with Meanwhile the daily conferences between the presi dent of the Washington club red Postal and the president of the league Ban Johnson continue at Mt Clemens though each man avers that there is nothing being done looking to the pos sibility of the suggested Washington Pittsburg shift bottom in the box need not International The International Pet Stock (Hub will monthly meeting nt Jefferson avenue at ine Black Minorcus will be scored and discussed are cordially invited to attend BIG DRILL WILL OPEN THEPRO GRAMME OR THE EVENING ree trial package of a moat remark: able remedy are being mailed to all wM will write the State Medical Institute They cured so many men who had battled for years against the mental and physical suf fering of lost manhood that the institute has decided to distribute free trial packages to all who write It is a home treatment and all men who suffer with any form sexual weakness resulting from youthful ii folly premature loss of strength and mem 1 ory weak back varicocele or emaciation of parts can now' cure themselves at home The remedy diss a peculiarly grateful effect of warmth and seems to aot direct to the desired location giving strength and develop nmt just where it is needed It cures all the ills and troubles that come from years of misuse of the natural functions and ha been an absolute success in all cases A re quest to the State ledlcal Institute 315 Electron Building Wayne Ind stating that you desire one of their free trial paca ages will be compiled with promptly' The Institute is desirous of reaching tliat great class of men who are unable to leave home to be treated and the free sample will en able them to seo how easy it is to be cured of sexual weakness when the proper rem edies are employed The Institute makes 1 no restrictions Any man who writes will be sent a free sample carefully sealed in a plain package so that its recipient need have no fear of embarrassment or publicity Readers are requested to write without do Gardner Box Sharkey Boston March George Gardner Mass sitrned bv Wm: Tierce his manager to day to fight Tom Sharkey at London in June taking the place of Peter Maher heavy consumer of pig iron and is growing at a tremendous rate A few years ago the total output of beams channels angles and all other kinds of structural material was less than 200000 tons a year The use of steel for buildings of all kinds has become so universal and the tonnage required has grown so large that the mills seem utterly unable to handle it An authority recently stated that the to tal output of the mills rolling struct ural steel this year would amount to nearly 800000 tons This also means a consumption of close to 1000000 tons of pig iron this year as the waste in rolling from the pig iron to thefinished steel shape is about 20 per cent Clearwater la Champion 1 New York March Clearwater of Elwood Pa defeated Chas Weston of Cheyenne Wye in playing off the tie for the professional pool championship The Dougherty Knocks Ont HnrriB Philadelphia March 26 Harry Harris of Chicago was knocked out in bv Dannv Dougherty Both good fight Harris went out swing on the jaw WINNERS AT THE RUNNING TRACKS 4 WITH TO ENTRIES OUR GOOD EVENTS SATISIED THE INANTRY AUDIENCE RUSH MUNSON WILL HAVE BIG STRING UNDER HIS WING ENTRY LIST IS LARGE AND COMPE TITION WILL BE KEEN BOXING Detrdt Light Guard Armory "A Under auspices of the Twentieth Century A RIDAY NIGHT Two star bouts' Joe Cherry vs Biz Mackey at 120 pounds ten rounds to a decision GEO SILER of Chicago Referee J8' Jimmie Iloy va Walter at 118 pounds ten rounds to a Popular prices: Gallery 50 esnta adlnission ringside chairs 1200 Tick MANY ATHLETES WILL COMPETE Little Rock Ark March 26 Capt Rice the Arkansas horseman had a great afternoon at Clinton Park Three of his horses won red Hesslg and Curd Gillock carried the Rice colors to victory in the first and second events respectively and Wax Taper scored for the Arkansas turfman in the fourth event Wax Taper won by a nose from Brigade Both are can didates for the Montgomery handicap to be run at Memphis next Monday El Caney was much the best of an inferior field Weather perfect track fair Rain fell morning but the sun came out for races Summaries: irst race 6 furlongs red Hesslg (Dominick) Jones) 6 to 1 tLindsay) 2 to 1 third time 1:18 Ragna rok II Cox and Alvalena also ran Second race 16 mile Curd Gillock 107 (Dpmlnick) 15 to 1 won Horseshoe To bacco 112 (McJoynt) 6 to 5 second Harry Wilson 105 (J Woods) 3 to 1 third time 1:10 John ord Miss Conrad Maggie Clopton 'jenny Belle Traver st Wool Man and Stringtown also ran Third race 11 16 mile Huinault 101 (Lyne) 7 to 5 won ather VVentker 102 (Singleton) 6 to 1 secona Lady Alberta 97 (Helgeson) 3 to 1 third time ItOM Coieman ami Royal Athlete also ran ourth race mile Wax Taper 115 (Aker) 4 to 5 won Brigade 107 (Lyne) 8 to 5 second Edgardo 104 (Logue) 50 to 1 third time satin Coat and Dewey also ran ifth race mile El Caney 116 (Coburn) 3 to 5 won Pay the iddler 105 (Gormley) 8 to 1 second rank Jones 90 (Helgeson) 10 to 1 third time 1 :45 tj Gilbert Missile livable and Little Chimes also ran Sixth race mile iteaucer 108 (Earl) 12 to 1 won well 105 (T Smith) 12 to 1 second vurzon iot (Coburn) Itlrii Hutch Miller Song and Terralene also Entries: irst race American Pride Little 109 lorrie S' 96 Maxille Mildren Stringtown 103 Varner 88 Maclaren Sauber Pay the iddler 102 Junaetta 100 Prue Wood 103 Rebel Jack 102: Llzzie 95 Birdie Stone 97: Brewer Schorr 94 Third race Miss Dora Zirl 95 Man 97 Little Jack Horner 113 Ewing 100 Crescent City 92 Horseshoe Tobacco 116 ourth race mile Gold Bell 118 and Break Spur 118 coupled as entry Lady Gallantry 110 Stubb Mallory HS Pearl Medal 115 ifth race mile Trio 97 La Spa ra Laureatea 100 Small Jack 92 13 ox 109 Braw Lad' 113 Ilrmack 96 Miss Edd 104 'Hengist 105 The Bronze Demon 103 Orleans 103 Sixth race mile 92 Ida Pen zance 92 Incidental 102 Gown 92 Syncopated Sandy 99 Sir Gatian 102 Chickadee 101 Henry of ranstamar 106 Bent Albion College March A game of base at the college high American Tobacco Co Dividend New York March The American Tobacco Co directors (have declared the regular quarterly dividend of 2 per cent on the preferred stock and a dividend of 2 per cent on the common This Is an increase of 1 2 of 1 per cent on the common stock Milwaukee has already made way for St Louis Other changes will be next season surely may yet be this spring There are only cities that are really wanted DETROIT BOYS IN NO HURRY TO QUIT BALMY REX3IONS Toledo March 26 irst Baseman denied tnat and had received WICKES SAGINAW HAS PURCHASED 1O3 OOTER Thq Light Infantry boxing show of last evening was annus a main event but three preliminaries and a semi windup furnished a card to suit tho most exacting Reddy Phillips refused to go on with Tom McCune the money in the house proving insufficient to sat isfy the boxer who was to work for a percentage of the receipts The four numbers that were run off were busy affairs with good boxing in some and plenty of action in all Gene McClure and Philip Young furnished the best boutand Young was given a decision that was 'well earned Eddie Ryan was the referee No time was wasted by these boys Each can hit and each can stand the gaff McClure turned loose a murder ous right swing that ought to carry the count hut he was wild in his leads and failed to save himself as they came together Young so fancy but he whipped his right into stomach each time that Mc Clure went to him and took much of the strength out of his opponent Me had the better of the majority of the exchanges went through and finished the fresher scored two knockdowns and did his share of the leading Bernard Carroll got a lucky decision in his bout with Commodore who was disqualified for hitting low during the third round This bout as far as it went was the prettiest exhibition of the night with plenty of clever boxing and blocking Commodore had the advantage in both rounds leading and landing most fre quently Me got to stomach early in the day and was beginning to hurt his man when the foul was called Commodore worked 'better than in any of his previous bouts and had better science and greater strength A whirlwind contest was furnished by Gibson and Denonme in the opener Gibson is a long lank youth with arms like those of: Yvette Guilbert or two rounds he had it all his own way finding head or body with his right at will Then the other lad started rurfung and Gibson began to tire It was a mixing affair with wild slugging galore and the finish post frequently sighted but never reached Denonme was the victor Harry Nicholson and Kennedy were down for the semi windup which proved to be the closer This was much the same sort of a go all the way through Nicholson landing his left almost at will on head tiring him but never getting him near the count Occasionally Nicholson varied this with a right hand blow to the body Kennedy devoted the bulk of his time to blocking and finished strong though without a chance for the decision Nicholson won The show gave satisfaction without a main event and was marred only by the extreme reluctance of the boxers to leave their dressing rooms for the ring this causing much delay During the evening Biz Mackev who boxes Cherry at Light Guard armory ort ri day was introduced as was Jimmy Hov who meets Walter Potter on the same evening Mackey looks well and is nearlv five pounds below the scale which is set at 120 nounds The first bet on ridav con test was made before the show Billy Considine posting $100 with Nelse Os born to cover the same amount of Con monev Considine backs Cherrv Riley who manages Mackev has $1000 In hands to be wagered on Mackev at even money AKING YARNS ABOUT MULLIN 1 One interesting fact brought out in the American League statistics in the 1902 guide is that in matter of at tendance last season Detroit was beat en by but two towns Chicago and Bos ton The total attendance here was 259 430 which is about 30000 less than Bos ton and nearly 100000 behind Chicago The attendance in Philadelphia was over 50000 less than in Detroit These four cities were the only ones to get better than 200000 and the four weak er towns drew as follows: Washing ton 361661 Baltimore 141952 Mil waukee 139034 Cleveland 131380 It will be observed that Detroit drew nearly 100000 more than the leader of the' second quartet Washington and almost' double the lowest club Cleve land Milwaukee had a better home attendance than Cleveland but the city is not so well located and the team was not so good a road attrac tion generally though it drew more people in Detroit than did any other visiting aggregation GOOD DAY OR CAPTAIN RICE QUIETNESS IN PRODUCE OUR AVORITES TOOK IRST MONEY AT BENNING WABASH TALES ACTIONS THAT THE PITCHER REUTES Denver Stops Boxing Denver March The police board to day instructed the chief of police to pre vent the fight between Jack McClelland and at made made three now The attendance marks show where the ax must fall and on the figures given as well as on general information the only logical trades are Baltimore for New York Washington for Pittsburg Cleveland for Cincinnati Were such a shift made it would leave Brooklyn as the odd city in the National and Detroit in the same position in the American Last season St Louis and New York were the only National League towns that outdrew Detroit Brooklyn was next to the its league If dope from office counts Detroit fans worry over talk of shifts York Commercial answer to the question as becomes of all the iron and steel being made is found in the fact I) the past five years two indus i nave sprung up with almost rowtn that use annually iron mtliv Sit 50 12 No 2 $10 50 clo biizio 50 wheat and oat straw straw St per ton I Rousted Rio ordinary Oc fair 6 good 18c choice 16c Maracaibo iva 24' Mocha H42Sc package ii on tho equality plan at $lo 7e per 100 lb case in New York Mess pork 316 25 family 17 25 light short clear $16 75 aw clear $18 25: nure lard in Kettle rendered lard '10 He hams breakfast baconkd shoulders 8)4c picnics 8c Tills on every box of the genuine t5 Laxative Quinine Tabiat PHILLIPS SHOW UNLESS THE PRICE WAS RAISED i The difference between Ale and Porter and JOHANN to 5 third St David 1 a 4 mile Chimes Travers Nora 101 Lizzie Carr 107 Henry A Second race 'A mile scu J8' Brooklyn Helle Sold Jackson Mien March 6 Brooklyn Belle record 2:14 on half mile track was to day sold by' rank Neeley of Brooklyn to Geers of Gracevail Minn for $1500 Most Remarkable Remedy That Quickly Restores Lost Vigor to Men GRAND TRQKKRAILWAY SYS Detroit Toronto Service four through coaches cafe parlor cars 'sleeping cars No change Leave Brush street depot 6:30 a in' iz noon 10 4U Billy Moore of Grand Rapids who fought here on several occasions is to box before a Chicago club this evening 4 'There in talk of reviving the game at Tc on a more extensive scale Just now only amateur bouts are allowed the Canadian city Carter Is after Jack Root His manager is anxious to arrange the match and has notified manager that he will ac cept any terms The latest tos emanate from Louisville Is to'Vtbe effect that "Philadelphia and Carter are about to sign artir cles of agreement Walcott Is after another meeting with Petah Jackson The "Dangerous Is in need of money all his other matches having petered out 1 The people of Milwaukee have taken kind ly' to the boxing game and from two to three thousand turn out at the shows which are held twice a month 1 In Tom COtihig Duffy will meet the hard est man he has yet been matched against Conh'g is a rugged athlete and has suflered but one defeat in his career The proposed match between Yanger and Broad may be clinched any day Offers have been made for the tattle by St Louis Doulsvlle and Appleton clubs 1 7 a Chance of landing with the Morgan banking house or some other concern of the sort after he is done with the ring He was ever a masterful man wheS operating with the gloves but his conduct of the Los Angeles cam paign has been marked by greater King Dellis Vantine 109 Edln Tarsus 113 Second Ella Guida 101 104 Ora Viva 198 Mcrl One Dozen of Johann Extract equals in nutritive qualities a cask of ale I Beware of ordinary beers sold as Insist upon the Johann I Genuine Extract and you will not be dis appointed i EISNER MENDELSON CO Sole Agents New York HENDRY Gen' Agt 151 Griswold st Detroit 105 (A 103 JOHNSON IN TOWN SAYS THERE IS "NOTHING ancies Br JOE SJMK3QH owned by Croul of a nomination for the by Norcatur and Munson 2:10 trotter Ardine Yacht Club Monroe Mich March 26 The Monroe Yacht Club was incorporated day with a capital and articles of associa tion signed About $2000 will be spent on a club house this spring and next year another $2000 it being the intention to build only a one story building now and add to it later onwThe Toledo Yacnt Club will hold their regattas here on July 4 and Labor Day Sterling Sr is com modore 1 i It i McQueen Has Sold the Mohawk McQueen' well known in this city has his steam yacht sMohawk built here in 1900 to EZ Burnham of Bridgeport Ct rs She will be used on the Sound at Mr summer home The Mohawk is fitted with triple expansion Seabury englnes and is one of the hand somest yachts that ever left: Detroit for the seaboard a 1 Tom Sharkey vs talking of purchasing a racing table He is onesof the nouse holders of Sheepshead Bay and horse rac ing is more easily caught than a probabilities are that George Qard ner will be given a return match with Jack Root the San rancisco Athletic club hav ing already made a bid for the contest 1 4 i Purity is not often found In the prepara tion of Champagnes Imperial Extra Dry is an exception Kingsley register of deeds reports tho following list of real estate transfers recorded in Ills office March 26 1902: Peter Schulte to Iao Rekowski lot 11 Austin's sub Hiopclle larm (Mar 111902) Leopold reud lo'rank Schulte lot 12 blk 84 reud sub 91 (Mar 25 1902) Owen McQuade to Eugene McQuade" lot 360 sub Crane farm 39 (Mar 21 1903) VV Jackman to Morris Cohen lota 7 and 8 blk 1 McMillan's sub 26o (Mar 15 1902) I De estate to tochell en berg pt lot 5 blk 45 erry A Luster's sub A Beaubien larm Aug 28 1902) Paul Schoen to John Murphy lot 29 Mvllus' sub Leib farm (Mar 24 1902) John Bwyster to rank lot 1 blk 19 Reeder 24 19024 Win Rathbone to Jos 2ft ft lot 707 and 70S Crane farm (Mar 17 1902) Chas Peters to rederick Stearns lot 3 Desnoyer sub Beaufait farm Mar 25 19021 Geo Lee to Rathbone lot 3 Rathbone Leet's sub 1 186 I Beaubien farm (Mar 1902) Springman to Mary Amberg lot 3S Coe Denham sub cs 100 and 679 (eb 11 l)02) John Junga to ug Koss lot 11 blk "94 sub Duboi3 farm (Mar 7 1902) i David JI Burrell to T'arke Davis Co half McDougall farm of Guoln st (Mar 21 1902) Elizabeth assett to Dorothy Van Slvke lot 8 sub Park lot 36 (Mar 919M) Geo St' 'Amour to Walter Wallace lot 99 Ixthrop est sub 678 (Mar 20 11(02) Albertino Hinman to Edmund 1 iamun sub 1 4 sec 57 10000 at 1902) Goo Aspenlieter to Alfred land in sec 28 twp of (Mar 20 1902) Philip Schambers to Jos land in village of Wnyne 1992) Lavina Misener to Walter lots 50 and 51 Hubbard's sub Porter farm (Mar 24 1902) John A Rucker to John Boehle land in sec 55u twp of Monguagon 25 1902) Phillis Allen to John Welch land In sec 20 twp of Ecorse (Mar 24 1902) Jas Holden to rederick Hein lot 14 Linzee's sub 266 Spring wells (Mar 24 1902) Marianna Tetri to Valentine Budnik lots 23 and 24 sub 1 24 Chene farm (Mar 18 1902) Peter Nikielewskito to John Slerdzki lot 14 sub 1 44 St Au bin farm (Mar 2 1902) rederick Baulch to Sam Luons lot 9 Grnnow sub 19 Beaufait farm (Nov 8 1901) Henry Wunsch to Emanuel Heintz lot blk 64 McDougall farm (Mar 22 1902) David Beauch to Albert Hoffmann 1 2 lot 4 sub tract village of Woodmere (Mar 21 1902) Bell Howler to Arthur Ed wards lot 4 blk 147 city of Wyan dotte (Mar 14 1902) Eliz Caplis to Wtn Rathbone 78 ft lots 411 and 412 Crane farm" (Mar 22 1902) Wm Rathbone to John Walinske lot 4 Rathbone's sub Crano farm' (Mar 22 1902) The liniment bottle and flannel strip re fatn il iar objects in nearly every house C(' They are the weapons tlia't have for generations to fight old icnniatism and are about as effective in ji battle with this giant disease as the btiss of our forefathers would be oil rn warfare Rheumatism is caused by an acid: sour condition of the blood jt filled with acrid Jirritating matter that settles in the joints mus cjf rnd nerves and liniments and oils nor nothing else applied ex temallv can dislodge these gritty corrodingparticles They were (iep(sited there by the blood and can be reached only through the blood Rubbing with liniments sometimes relieve temporarily the iclic mid pains but these are only symptoms which are liable to jetm ji with every change of the weather the real 'disease lies deeper tiie blood and system are infected Rheumatism cannot be radically nJfl permanently cured until the blood has been purified and no remedy oes tins so inoiougiuy anu promptly as It neutralizes the cidsand sends a stream of strong blood tothe affected parts wuicii cussoives ana wasnes out all foreign materials and the sufferer obtains happy relief from the torturing pains 3 contains no potash or other min eral but is a perfect vegetable blood nurifi er RUd most exhilarating tonic Our physicians will advise without (barge all who write case and we will send free our cpeoal book on Rheumatism and its treatment THE SWIT SPECIIC CO Atlanta Ga o'War Trump Molsterslsger 101 Essene 9S ourth race 5 furlongs Eloim Ill: Little Lois 104 Brisk onsoluea 97 ifth race 6 furlongs King Barleycorn Thermos Baetile Ringleader 107 Beggar Lady annie Aline Diffidence ather Den 105 Handvlce 102 Sixth race milt ana 40 yards Reundup 115 Margo 112 The Blue Coat 108 Water Alone 106 Wood chuck 92 Inkling 87 Winners at Charleston Charleston March Virgie was the only winning favorite at the Ex position track to day Weather clear and track fast Summaries: irst race selling for year olds and upward 6 furlongs Barney first Salome Second Mo lie Brooks third time 123 Second race rolling for 4 year olds and upward 6 furlongs A Bride first Onon as ms second Haco third time 1:23 Third race selling for 4 year olds and upward furlongs Bad Penny first Queen sec ond Sir Kenneth II third time 126 ourth race selling for 3 year olds and up wurn i onso second Klldarlie third lttn race a rd mile Aboriginee 1:53 High School Adrian ball was clayed day between the Adrian college teams Score: Innings 1 High school 0 College 1 Batteries Bean and Alexander and Bolton Klsinger 5 Secretary Potter Iea veiu Clark 8 Potter the new secretary of the Washington cluh left last night for Chi cago where he will meet Tom Loftus The two will firoceedito Washlugton to arrange for the opening N'eil Snow JoinrWolverlne Squad Ann Arbor March Baseball practice brightened up somewhat to day and Campbell the freshman infield er snowed up in 1 varsity torm tie pit sts on sale: at Osborne Cate 55 Monroe avo One Dress tiresome Mr Mautner owns a fran chise in ort Wayne from which Geo Mullin of the Detroit club' comes Occasionally Mr Mautner falls into doze and has delightful dreams In which he sees himself posed as a fac tor In baseball Mullin lives in Wa bash Ind and after 1 each: period of somnolent self communing on the part of the ort Wayne president there drifts into the newspapers dated from Wabash a little item in which the clank ot chains the clash of cell doors and the piercing plajnt of Pitcher Mul lin are all mixed up in a most dis tressing manner Just now various not ably those of Chicago are carrying the latest yarn from the banks of the Wabash which reads as follows Mullin to day offered Presi dent Mautner of the ort Wayne Baseball Association $250 in cash for (His release Mullin hs claimed for tne 'last two months that he was under no obligation to play w'ith'ort Wayne and had advance money from both Brooklyn and Detroit The fact that he is now offering to pay Maut ner for his release is accepted as evi dence that Mautner has a cincn un Pontiac Doy Will Play With him Mautner asserts emphasis that Mullin get his release at I Hocliestcr any figure and will either play with I Pontla? Mich March 26 Dick Hender orti Wayne or be arrested for per son Of thjs city has signed a contract to jury I play ball with the Rochester team a Mullin Denies larn as center fielder He will spend ten days It is now more than three days since wjth the Tigers at Ypsilanti before leaving Mumn ha had oecalon to danv on ot thftsfi Indiana stnrles and to keep him tha cnnpDRq nf tha Pnntific teams tha last ft' in practice a telegram was sent to three years was due to play training quarters last evening ask Ing i ing the pitcher if he had made any I offer to Mautner Mullin's reply came Barrow Wanted to Manage Giants promptly briefly and decisively It I Toronto March 26 Manager Barrow ot I the Toronto baseball team has received a Msn'ienwver wa also hoard from I letter from an official ot the New York nwvTr baseball club offering him tho managerahin 5alXL of that teou1 in the National League Bar said dhat Mullin was anxious that all row 13 unjer contract with Toronto for tUs of these alleged interviews with him I geaaon but it is understood that if he can be contradicted The pitcher proposes I 9fellre pja release he will accept the New to talk with none of the Indiana peo York offer pie has talked with none or tnem lately and for these reasons does not wish the stories to go unchallenged vwyer savs ihul iviuiuii is wen icaavu i by the way the Detroit players have siBned with Briklyn used him and Is glad that he joined I i4D0 ajvanco money the team I The boys were given a double dose of practice work yesterday and Dwyer Lonnie Must 1 savs that if the verv delichtful weath I Richmond Ind March er the team has had continues he I a local hall player signed to day to play will hold the squad at the springs un I the Inheld with the American League at til the last minute A letter received Philadelphia from him yesterday makes a slight correction in previously published stories in which the boys have been represented as taking six mile jaunts The Little Lilliputians defeated the Young Dwyer has had the tape measufe out Americans the score being 7 to 2 and says the boys are running seven I jf tpe weather remains unpleasant in New miles However a mile or two more I York reedman will ship his aggregation or less count if red of stars to lorida statement to red Postal at Mt I Although the New Y'ork club has eighteen Clemens goes The Washington short men signed up to date Horace ogel still stop says he is drilling over the roads has his scouts out for talent eighteen miles a day and is taking on I doO Hollister claims to have unearthed weight I a pitching wonder in 9 Jackson a jun Dwyer Mention This tor in Northwestern University Benny Y'anger was billed to box Dogln and McGraw out of txr ii 1 says Manager Armour the Orioles cannot 10m Villiams at vvest Baden last I je considered1 a first division possibility evening and it is supposed that Dwyer There Is no truth to the stony that Billy regaled hlb faithful workers by a arm is in bad shape He says trip to the opera house though he he will be as fast this season as he ever does not mention it Y'anger will quit I was and arm was nev6r better the team on Saturday Lave Cross I rench like the national game has already left the springs The De Among the players whose'hamcs appear In troit players are arranging another I the little league operating around New Or game with est Baden I Continued on Page Ten JMllJL AliUUl DV14 LAJUIO A1JLDU UC13C" I man was in Detroit for a short time yesterday on his way to West Baden I where he will join the McAleer outfit Anderson icame on from Worcester I Mass his home and changed to the I Wabash here going out on the 3:30 I train Ho will reacn tne springs 1 in advance of the team and will work I with the Detroit boys I Anderson is rather heavy now and is anxious to get to work as soon as possible Of course glad he is to play In St Louis and he is just as confident as McAleer is that the Mound I City party will celebrate a flag day in the fall I Johnson and Local Magnates There was little doing about town yesterday the local magnates having cleared up most of the important work I and being more interested in the re turn of Architect Van Leyen from Chi cago with his report than any other matter Nothing has been done at the nark of course as it is impossible to4 proceed until Mr Van Leyen Is ready for the work and until the material has reached tne city irom vnicago The magnates held a meeting during the afternoon Ban Johnson came in from Mt Clemens with red Postal last even ing attending the Infantry boxing show Mr Johnson said that nothing of moment has developed since he came to Michigan and that there is absolutely nothing new In the Ameri can League situation He received a wire yesterday from a Cincinnati base ball man 1 asking for a conference In Chicago but says that he shall hot re turn to his office at once as no phase of the situation now existing would make the Journey a profitable one CHIE BOXERS DID NOT BOX rangible San rancisco Willie Knapp In eolations at Oakland to 1ay by winning the Golden Gate handicap from Water Cure the 7 to 10 favorite The event was at a mile and three eighths and although he was conceding much weight much money went in on the Morris horse rangible led most of the way and well ridden won in a drive from Water Cure on which the heavy impost told The track was not to his liking as it was somewhat heavy? avorites fared Ladlyr Black Dick was played fretn 6 to 5 to 2 to 5 (h the mile event nut maae a ishing outside the played from 8 to 1 Goodyear a stable half furlong race from $400 to $1200 hht talned her Jockey Dugan who rode Kitty Kelly was suspended for incompetency Summaries: irst race six furlongs Royalty 100 (Troxler) 3 to won Ishtar 107 (Ransch) 2 to 1 second VassaHo 109 (Stuart) 12 to 1 third time 1:17 Show berry Rubino Dwight Way orest King Mythrox Hlowaho Swift Light and Jim rtooerts aiso ran secona race half furlongs Colonial (Goodyear) 5 to 1 won John (Ransch) 9 to 5 second Pat 110 (J Daly) 8 to 1 third Wyoming also ran Third race mile selling Commissioner orster 97 (L Jackson) 3 to won Lena 99 (Ransch) 6 to 1 second Dean Swift 101 (Goodyear) 7 to 1 third time 1:44 Kitty Kblly Black Dick Matilda OEl Orients and Slap Dash also ran ourth race mile and three furlongs handicap rangible 100 (Knapp) 8 to 1 won Water Cure 118 (L Jackson) 7 to 10 second: Lizzella 104 (Ranscb) 6 to 1 third time 2:23 Position and The retter also ran ifth race mile and a sixteenth selling Dr Bernays 106 (L Jaly) 7 to 5 wrn Macgyle 104 (L JacCTon) 6 to 5' second Quadra 86 (Knapp) 8 to 1 third time 1:50 Oscar Tolle and Alado also ran Sixth race uturity course Hllee 417 (Troxler) 5 to 1 won Escalante 110 (Bozeman) to 1 second Headwater H7 (J Mathews) 6 to 5 third time 1:12 True Blue Narra and Brattain also ran Entries: irst race mile selling Mal asplna 92 Kildoe Phyllis 95 Cuban Giri idii vv mnenejour ro Jend Dorian 108 borough 111 Saul of race half mile Trim Don Ami Delsegno Third race 1 1 16 miles Baldo 92 nel102: Morengo Courtier rank Woods Whaleback Mistleton 103 Malaise 105 Commonwealth Attorney Marshall Nell Jim McCleevy 107 Relne de Cuba? 108 ourth race The Giver 98 Bernato 99 Impromptu TOO Horton Rio Shannon 104 Jirn Haie Redwald 105 ifth race mile John Boggs Sister Jea nie 93: Varro 97 Sweet Tooth 103 Sharp Bird 105 Byron Rose 109 Hagerdon T13 Joe rey 116 Kenilworth 122 bixth race 7 Quadra 94 Rubus 96 Bassen zo Constable 98 Huachuca 99 Ada 95 Diomcd Macgyle 10S Antolee ill Sir Hampton 113 Racing Ended Washington March Medium sized' fields and an ordinary class of horses fur nished to card at Benning our fa vorites 'Allan All Saints Caithness and Lou Key won? While running in lhe fifth race Triton broke his Iqg and was killed Weather clear and track fast Summaries) lret race 5 furlongs purse $300 Obliged 99 (G Thompson) 2 to 1 won High Carnival 87 (Henderson) 6 to 1 sec ona Ronn 101 (Shea) to 5 thlid time 1:11 Quixada rivol and Eminence II al so ran Second race half mile purse $300 Alan 107 (Landry) 6 to 5 won Blue Pe ter 119 (Bullman) 10 to 1 second Money Lender 110 (Burns) 10 to 1 third time :50 3 5 Third race 7 furlongs purge $300 Saints 105 (Burns) even won Wood trice 118 (Odom) 6 to 1 second: Lamp 119 (McCue) 2 to third time 1:29 2 5 ourth race 5 furlongs" purse $390 Elizabeth Moan 99 (Booker) 7 to 1 won Alack 92 (Creamer) 10 to 1 second: Imperialist 116 (Burns) 7 to 5 third time 1:09 Thad Notlimah Nnla and Sunnv Port also ran ifth race 7 furlongs purse Caithness 96 (Shea) 3 to 5 won Ren dezvous 96 (G Thompson) 6 tol second Abbott 113 (Seaton) 10 to 1 third: time 1:30 4 5 Dr Korber and Anna Dar ling also ran Triton started Sixth mile and 50 yards purse Lou Key 118 (Odom) 3 to 5 won ilibuster 102 (Me Nichols) 25 to 1 second lara 96 (Hen derson) 9 to 5 third time 1:49 3 5 Three starters Entries irst race 5 Dolce ar Niente HO Goldilla 107 Gold ox 102 Willlard 101: Alpaca 100 Albert En right 98 Locket 96 Illuminate U5 Tax man 92 The Rogue 91 Marie 86 Aster $5 May and Playllke 84 Second race half Enhance Baron: Knight 110: Tribesman 107 Sapere Mlrance 104 lam boyant 101 Mystic Belle Julia Lyston 98 Third race 6 114 Man Windsor will be the training lamp for Rush Munson's string of pacers and trot ters which be will have in charge this season The star of the lot is said to be Jurash th city and Jurash is thinks him a trotting and 2:21 pacing was never so fit as now and will give a good account of himself He is a son of Pilot Medium 1579 and a very superior stock horse Don Sphinx 2:14 Is one of the most promising paeers in this part of Michigan and will undoubtedly Xbe one of the fastest of the get of Sphinx should nothing befall him Munson has several good green ones Bar on by Simmons Is fast good gaited and one the best individuals to be found red by Riverside is fast Lady Wind sor by Alphmgton 2:16 was matlneed last summer and could beat 2:39 and as she is good bred should train on to a fast record 1 and be a good lace mare They have a pacer eligible to the green classes that they talk much about He is to be their Kleever when watermelon season comes around Ketcham Buys a ast One' Chicago March At the horse sale at the Coliseum to day George Ketcham owner of Cresceus paid $6250 for the trot ter Roy 2:14 over a half mile track It is understood the horse will be sent to England I CheapRate AMERICAN LEAGUE GUIDE I mAVUI thl? 'TTr'K'nu I Rest and Health for Yon nt Alma al ence after a run of fever or In' riv illness that has exhausted physical needs the Lest of care Has to that this convalescence aceomplirlied much better 111 a and fully equipped sanitar ihjn at home? You woud get well and you would be better when you reason is because a sanf is a health educator and such an as the Alma Sanitarium Alma mis every appliance and every ai urifr to make Ill people well There are i doctors on earth than they have 11 are night and day living under their lion eating sleeping and exorcising as Bhijei Hits at Alma you have the advan nf two famous springs alnut 01) and jAlmanan both on the sanl grounds and kept exclusively for the cf its guests waters from Alma Bromo Sjirlng' fioin over half a mile below the ria are curative 01 rheumatism liver( nen oun and are used ex oelj in the baths Almarlan is a per diuretic water curatlye of stomach bladder disease) AIma blrlngsSanitarlum has every uionern noteis'8re grip at Alma there is no ma il" Alma there Is rest and "cure for nerves and bodies there Is convalescence for those who have gone rough a siege ot illness The climate ear Mring: fS1 and milli rite The Alma Springs Sanitarium and gqt their 64 pagC brochureeHl lull in fn wrvv So 1 green 6c No 2 green 5c IP 1 7e No 2 cured 6c No 1 i 'f luc No 2 green calf 8c No 1 7e: No 2 green kip 6c No 1 kn be No 2 cured kip 6c per lb: 1 $2 75 for No 1 cheep pelts as1 25 $1 20 Haw linseed 65c boiled linseed mil ir ss 1 per cent for cash In ten xtra lard oil 83c No 1 lard oil 48c nite kerosene 9c family grades hl irizcd siove gasoline 12c tur by tie I bl 59c per gal less 1 per cash in ten days Wire nails $2 35 axes bronze $7 double bit bronze singio bit solid steel $7 75 doubleil steel $11 per doz carriage bolts ent off list painted barbed wire $3 ized $3 30 sheet No 24 stand i xira smooth $3 45 galvanized 65 cent oft list No 9 annealed wire i iron $2 15 per cwt ii i Apricots gallons $3 25 $1 70 per doz beans baked 2 lb 90ft95c 1 Ib 45c string' white wax 2 lb 85c per doz cove 1 lb 2 lb $1 75 per doz corn Io $1 10 standard sugar 90c Hart per doz pumpkin standard it 10 per doz peaches standard 3 lb I seconds $1 25 per doz pears 3 lb nias $1 90: do Baltimore $1 151 251 pl'ime egg and 2 lb 35c 1 per doz peas fancy early June I sii standard $1 10 per doz mack mine lb $1 44 per doz salmon II River $180 per doz tomatoes1 Ii $1 lOVzjl 20 perdoz 'I: The following quotations rep ii New card price to whicn i rite in effect to each point: Crye 5 lb cartons (24 cartons to Eagle tablets $5 30 cut loafrushed $5 30 cubes $5 05 powdered i 'iinse powdered $4 90 XXXX pow '1 standard granulated $4 90 con granulated $5 05 2 lb bags fine ri'id $5 5 lb bags fine granulated id A $5 15 diamond A $4 80 con i'' A $4 bO: No Columbia A i indsor A $4 45 No 3 Ridge A 15 No 4 Phoenix A $4 40 No ire A 81 35 No 6 $4 30: No 7 $4 20 THREE HIS HORSES WON BRACK 2 ETS AT LITTLE ROCK Natural Laxative Mineral Water 4 It is tlieBest and Safest rem edy for disordered stomach bihousne'ss and liver trouble and it cures Constipation Drink one half glassful on arising in the morning and you will feel the remarkable and agreeable effects in a short time alway's ask for Mirny AN OS (ULL NAME)' If you simply ask for Hunyadi water you may be IMPOSED UPON BOTTLE HAS BLUE LABEL VV 1 1 i KUDUjHItK from tr'ack and stable Eighteen candidates are being worked into shape for the Montgomery handicap It is expected that ten of this number will start 5 A change at Benning this year Is in the admission price It costs $150 to see the ponies run while last year but $1 w'as charged A speclaT train of eleven horse cars has reached Chicago There were 150 horses on the special and they will be stabled at Lakeside It Is reported on good authority that lay ers of odds at Oakland are $170000 loser on the season The amount of course in cludes expenses 1 lying Torpedo showed heels to Waring in a mile brush the other day mile was covered in 1:44 and lying Tor pedo did the distance in 1:43 The 4 vear old race horse Bowen has gone blind lie lost the sight of one eye a month' ago and two days ago the ail ment extended to the remaining eye Sylvia Talbot Is certgfnly a promising 2 year old The filly has won quite a few races at Oakland and bids fair to make a good showing the east this season Tough riding has stirred up the patfons at (Little Rock and if tne judges take steps to his foul work a bad accident is almost certain to resut Charles Trevahen of New York for pre siding judge and Mac aria of Memphis for secretary will be the of ficials of the Hawthorne meeting this year oxy Kanq Will bear watching uncovered another promising cot oriintraior papers he is as good an any horse at the track 1 It looks as though the Little Rock meet ing will pan out better than horsemen had expected Little Rock never has been a racing center but they have been trying to boom the sport there jvj do not think' that conditions were ever better for good says Capt lilies of 4 the Arkansas Jockey' club the war between the Western Jockey club and Turf Congress has been settled means much for the good of the Henry 8 2:12 Michigan bred geld ing by Goldstona who was a much touted A possibility ot 1900 anil a gopd trotte until he broke down is to be trained again He was not raced last year but Is now hei ng named 'dn some of the early closing 12 classes on tne irant circuit Light Guard armory will be the scene this evening of the annual athletic indoor carnival of the Detroit A which will be held under the sanction of the Amateur League ot North America i This' is the banner meet for local athletes and as the competition is expected to be veiy keen it is thought that several of the association records will be lowered The programme will com mence with a drill in which 150 mem bers of the association will participate In addition to the regular events there will be pyramids Indian club swing ing by William McClenahan and baton work by Joseph Hess The officials for the carnival will be as follows: Teetzel Duiheld David Gray Hulburt VV Mower judges of apparatus work Wm Rankin Reblin Jos Nolde clerk of course Geo VV Parker Simpson VV A Reynolds scorer Lerchen Jr Hanmer Ed Jackson starter A Studer announcer Walter Robin son accompanist David Parker timers Chas Hilton Alvin Larrabee Nolde chief Edwin Van derburg ollowing is the list of entries: 40 yard dash The winners each heat to run in finals second in each heat to run an extra final heat the winner of whicn will run in final first heat: Sullivan 2 yards Wilson 141 2 yards Claude Hook 1 yard Rogers 1 yard Smith 1 2 yard second heat: Stalk er 2 yards Rogers 1 1 2 yards Roy Hinman 1 yard A Atkinson 1 yard A Osboln scratch third heat: John son 2 yards Yearsley 1 1 2 yards A Dickson 1 yard Charles Gaylord 1 sard George Gardner scratch 40 yard hurdle The winners of each heat to run in finals second in each heat to rtrti an extra final heat the winner ot which to run in final first heat: Rogers 1 1 2 inches A Dickson A Atkinson 1 2 Inc hL (scratch second heat': II Mackie 1 Hook 1 2'vard Geo IL Gardner race Claude Hook Richard Reading Jr Geo AL Gardner Wm Kuhn Chas Gaylord Stalker A Atkinson Wilson Stockham Wm Gray Lldington A jfeters Running high Wm ScWeuss inches Wm Kuhn 4 Inches Webster 4 inches McNaughton lnihMi 1n Gardner scratch Parallel bars Charles Bichy Reading Jr Johnson Wm Schleuss Richardson Wm Gray Lldington A Peters 12 lb shot put A Osborn 8 feet Eu gene Sullivan 8 feet Geo Gardner 7 feet McNaughton 6 1 2 feet Garrels 3 feet McIntyre scratch 40 yard race Intermediates 14 to 16 years first heat: Irving Hawkins Robert Dormer rank Best Clarence Black Treadwell Second Morris Reynolds Louis Wood Harry Brown Raymond Case Edwin Lindenberger Eliot Studer ortv yard dash juniors 12 to 14 years Richard Drew George reeman Campbell Harvev Lude Jr Leslie Coates Les lie Conger John Winter Jr Running high jump McNaughton (3 in) Webster (3 im) Garrels (3 In) Wheeler (2 in) Harry Mack ie (1 dor Polt ley 9on (4 Gardner (scratch) Running high (live Garrels (8 in) Hook (7 in) Yearsley (6 in) Hinman (6 in) McNaughton (5 Bichy (5 in) Geo Gardner 5 in) Webster (4in) A Osborn 3 In A Dickson (2 in) Wheeler (scratch) Relay team potato Team No 1: A Osborn (captain) Taylor Webster A Dickson team No 2: Gardner (captain) Wm Chas Gavlord Smith: team No 3: Wm Schleuss (captain) Johnson Johnson Richardson: team No 4: Wilson (captain) Stockham Robt Rogers Yearsley Book is Now Out ind is ine Sta C1 I lTfllT11 tistical Work wd A 1 JL 11 id The official baseball guide that the I a American League at its Detroit meeting I i authorized the A Reach Phlla I Anril 90 tn 97 nnrnnnt NatinnaT delphla to issue has already made its ap April ZU IO Z( account aUODBl pearance and is one of tho largest us I Convention ederation of well as one of the best arranged publica I tions of tho kind over sent out American I Clubs LOS Angeles League statistics are complete there being! hardly a point of Interest on which tliod Anybody may gO at rOUUa figures are not given A chronological rc I tn 4 view of 1901 which will gain in value as I trip from Chicago 54750 from the passage of time dims recollection ot last I qt nnia historic baseball struggle is a new oiiui9 feature one ratherglaring omission in Corresponding rates from all j'r the December review is the only fault of any consequence that the book presents points east the American League meeting at which St Louis was taken in being unmentioned The I Choice Of direct TOUtCS returning speed with which the book with its great I itis array of tables was issued condones this I Iinai limn June 30 and slighter errors This National League I (Yn thA wav viqit Tnrlizln PnAblnq and the minor league statistics are ail I W4y YlhH lUQlail PlleDlQS presented rancis Richter is the edit I Grand Canvon of Arizona or and his knowledge of his subject is ap I vauyuu 01 parent in every line of the matter Ju Yosemite and San Joaquin Valley sneaking of the American League race of last year Mr Richter says: The Santa is the comfortable which infused less league (Na I 3 '1 tional) talent than any other team was I Way tO gO Superb Service Of Tne the best balanced team in 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American I 1 1 1 1 League and was so ably handled that it I California Limited personally was in the race for the larger part of the 1 conducted tonrist mr exeiirion senn hut finally had to be1 content with CUIlUUUlXU IUU1 Ibl CUT eXCUblOnb third place owing to a mid season run of I Harvey meals best in the world inlnrles to valuable 1 LUI UUL UUVACJ VLLV1WAA1X6 10 cents in stamps "A 4 yvv'r: I ff' 5 11 sWMCK ana 1 4' A Uds xzo to lut 12 A JLK ft remedy that: cola in one day tn Jk tVvwM 6 I A Ws "4 ft lift" 5 I IS.