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SO'' jDrt jxr 1' THE REE PR ESS 7 the RAILROADS YOU NEED OR SORE EYES COAST YOU NEED TUomas Accommodation OR WEAK EYES YOU NEED closing' up the Washington OR INLAMED EYES YOU tfEED 3 OR TIRED EYES YOU NEED GOSSIP THE RING pm Bort Huron YOU NEED Rev AT AXGEIES OR DULL EYES (Tim jYOU NEED OR INJURED EYES BASKETBALL YOU NEED from Michigan INDOOR BASEBALL ATHLETICS SPORTS ALL SORTS OR 'RED EYES at an i nE YOU NEED BOWLISGf OCEAS STEAMERS or DISCHARGING EYES BILLIARDS Nam Kaj YOU NEED Main OCEAN STEAMER'S OR WATERY EYES YOU NEED CURLING OR ITCHING EYES YOU NEED EGYPT LEGAL NOTICES GOL Ixnii Phi and to be in appointed af crowds evenly WANTS GIVES 179 167 average 1761 173 average 9:30 pm 1 :10 pm 5 :30 pm 9:05 am Across the Continent A Simple Home Remedy for Croup 7 are discuss Sunday base aJ 1220 Ml 715 AM 1000 Ml 530 PM 600 PM 1030 PM 715 Ml 1225 RM 415PM 1080 PM Goal Point Cover point forest: Daniels Jeffries Smith Patterson oley Crevier'Shannon 25 minute Sutton and Vignaux Matched New York January A private dis patch from Paris announces that George Sutton the Chicago billlardlr and Maurice Vignaux the rench expert 1 have been matched for a JOO polnt contest at 18 lnch balk line The match has been set for January 29 in Paris Sr Lulls1'hi JgO'hi St PRESIDENT BAN UNABLE TO HAND OVER THE PLAYER Loss Angeles Cal anuary rank Dillon the former Detroit player who re cently signed a contract to play first base for? the Brooklyn National league club has Informed Manager Morley that he will accept the offer to remain with Los Angeles next season' as captain and manager Dillon han taken advance money from Hanlon but will return this at once determination to jump his Brook lyn contract has caused much joy in local fandom with whom' the big first baseman is a great favorite The player came here in the summer of 1002 completing the sea son and was signed to act as captain and playing manager thin past season when Los Angeles won the championship He is one of the star batsmen of the coast GRIITH WILD LOSE OUT IN HIS CHASE OR 3IULIIN NOMINATIONS CLOSED AT WHEELMEN CLUB BIG HOCKEY MATCHES ON AT HOUGHTON One may travel through Europe and explore the ar East but the trip to California never fails to impress the tourist with a new sense of the grandeur the immensity and the possi bilities of this republic: California is quickly reached by the three throughtrains of the BOTHER PROMISED BEORE SEA SON IS OPENED' WILL MAKE IT DOUBLE HEADER I LATTER IS CHOSEN BODY: CREMATED AN ORDER'S ABOUT BOOKS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of Wayne wuniy in unaucery rcosa sanders Ca mille isher The coart being satisfied by due proof by affidavit on file herein that Camille isher the defendant herein resides out of the State of Michigan and in the State of Massachusetts it is ordered that said Camille isher appear in this suit and answer the bill of complaint here RESULTS AND ENTRIES AT? RUNNING TRACKS Play 'at the Local ClalK Three games were contested at the De troit Curling clubsUsts evening the scores being: Capt Teek DrWWght Miller Capt May Grettenbrrg John Jones Duffus skip 15 A Gibson 13 Dr Kessler'1 A Baxter Joe Brown Robert Hutton Stevenson skip Capt 8 Murray Diggles Wm Barle Dr Hogarth Ouellette John Dodd Craig skip 9 4 1 IT Local Baseball Gossip i There Is a letter at this office for John Harrington ball player Pete Shea has signed to play the outfield with the Bloomington team of the Three I league ASKS OR ANOTHER WILLIAM WAYNE KING MATCH Equable climate average tem or illustrated pamphlet in UUTERLIHIDGE 39 Broadway New York or Quebec Canada or IS 323 Hammond Bldg Detroit St Louis? January The grand jury this afternoon began an investi gation of the story to the effect that a bribevof $15000 had been solicited from JW Peebles to insure the pas sage of the bill providing for a pneu matic tube service between Union sta tion and the world's fair grounds Subpenas were issued for Attorney A Gaxesche the legal represen tative of the Universal Pneumatic Tube Transmission Co Thos Bar rett and several members of the al leged house combine Mr Peebles who Js vice president of the tube company is? in New York He wired Mr Garesche that he would ne in rst 4 ouis January ra ana would be glad to tell all he knew concerning this particular legislation to the grand THE 'MESSENGER ONLY 'OTHER VORITE TO REGISTER HANDS ACROSS WAS WINNER Michigan Clvb In A New York: January At a meeting of the United States Golf association's ex ecutive committee number of elubs have LITTLE HOPE COUGHLIN 1255 RML 850 94) AM 6 15 RM ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT RANK DILLON JUMPS i BROOKLYN CONTRACT GOSSIP OBOUTS OR Xv ARMORY AND A Wheelmen Card Complete The for the Detroit Wheelmen box ing show on Saturday was completed yes terday 'when Willie Spracklln and! Nelse Whipple signed for ten rounds at 118 pounds give or take two Kane of Buf falo Is to meet George Appel in the open ing bout at 130 pounds Then come in order Spracklin and Whipple' Harry Cobb and Pete Zoltowski and Johnny Whit taker and 'Paul Lewis 750 AM 940 RM 1100 AM 410 RM AT WINDSOR PORT HURON OR ON THE BOULEVARD Mae oo SaXP Mar 237ioam I2lnm NVESTIGATION BOODLE STORY BEGUN AT ST LOUIS New Serricei ast Twin craw Steamers boston direct TO The bout between Young Corbett and Jimmie Britt promises to develop into something of a spite fight it being announced that Johnnie Cortfett who had the champion when he won his title and who managed him when the featherweight was last in Detroit will train Britt for the battle Johnnie admits that he is going to'do the work merely for the satisfaction of teaching Britt how to beat his former protege This should add in terest to the 'affair which will prob ably be decided'' before the Colma club early in March that club hav ing made a bid of $15000 with a priv ilege of 76 per cent of the receipts This offer has been accepted and the club has posted $1000 as a guarantee If it makes good the remaining $14 000 it will get the mill If the bout is staged at Colma Jimmie Coffroth will do his best to knock it by match ing McGoverri and Hanlon in San rancisco one week earlier The Col ma club building is said to be rather a small one capable of 'seating not more than 5000 persons addition a very poorly fair 9:15 pm ID nrr pm 7:15 am I 2:00 pm race 5 furlongs Ascension! 103 2 to 1 won Presentation 101 10 to 1 second Sweet Nell 101 AMERICAN SOO Chief JonesJohn Baker HamiltonAndy Haller Herbert Meinkered Switzer IrJULMMu or GRANULATED LIPS SLBLRBAX RAILWAYSfETROir VMTED RAILWAY Interurban Lines to change without 'ri Recreation Parlc Meeting There 'will: be a harness meeting at Rec reation Park Six Mile road on riday aft ernoon of this week starting at 2 Two classes 2:30 or pace and a 2:16 trot or pace are announced' The races will be best two 'in three half mile heats" Purses wilt be offered in each class Dan Hopkina and A reer arc promoting the meeting The course la said to be in good shape visit make it appear im Ithat Detroit" will land who is wanted for third "Argument 1 No 684 in tijeJack O'Brien Tomtny Ryan series has been decided with Ryan the loser? When Ryan the last preceding wran gle by forwardinghis to Phil adelphia he precipitated the next one by stating Uiat George Siler must referee or he would not box came right back with an ultimatum that it would be Bert Crowhurst or no fight Now' Ryan lias given in and if neither man can discover nojfur ther pretext for continuing the debate it is possible that they will meet on January 27 Ryan had some grounds' for objecting to Crowhurst as the lat ter manages the club and is a busi ness partner of He" knew when the articles were signed hbw ever that Crowhurst would be named to referee and should have made his play for Siler at that time W1GLE ISSUES TRIPLE DEI iScbmidtlte Won Big Series sin the match at alleys last evening Schmldtke took six of the eleven games rolled with Drossman the scores neing: 199 190 189 149 205 192 179 170 202 total 2021 183 8 11 Droesman 195 157 201 179 177 124 194 4 182 193 total 1951 1774 11 located beioT' 1 Big Squad at Ann Arbor Anri Arbor Mich January (Special) was never greater interest aroused in track athletics than this year The candidates for the team number over 100 and all events ard well crowded except the two mile run In this Capt Kellogg and Stone seem to have the cinch and those inclined to distance running will choose the shorter routes The division of candidates is as follows Dashes 15 quarter mile '14 half mile 12 mile 9 high jump 8 broad jump 7 hurdles 7 diccus 6 hammer throw 5 pole vault 5 shot put 4 two mile 2 Another chapter in "the local racing controversy was begun last evening when' John Wigle of Windsor one of the owners of William and Hal Patron issued' a sweeping challenge to Wayne King whose defeat by Wil liam some time ago has resulted in 'much newspaper" talk and some futile efforts to frame another match Incidentally Mr took in Satin Slippers Which like Wayne King is a Goldberg horse The1 challenge is a three headed affair making provisions fora meeting in any one 'of three places selected by the Detroit parties match William 'C with Wayne King for the half mile track in said Mr Wigle two in three or three in 'five for from $500 to $1000 a side as preferred The track is the best half nolle ring in Canada or hereabouts and at present has a fine ice surface' King people do not care to race In Canada we will match William with Wayne King at Port Huron during next meeting for the same money and uhder the same conditions My horses are en tered in the Port Huron races but will withdraw from them in favor of a match race are also willing if the other parties' do not care to race on either: of these tracks to meet them on the: Boulevard over the same course on1 which William beat Wayne King We will make two matches there put ting Hal Patron against Wayne King and William against Satin Slip pers eachi race to be two in three and each for $500 a side fifteen minutes of notice of acceptance of any of these1 offers our money will' be posted with The ree Press sporting department to be held until a final stakeholder shall be selectecl No checks will be used as we are prepared to put up cash the minute an acccotance is made Ed Alvord? of Detroit is authorized to post the money in the event that I cannot be1 reached at What action the Wayne King: peo ple will take in' regard to the chal lenge will notjbe known until today Some' time ago the King horse was put in Jimmie hands for rac ing and Mr Goldberg said that Burns would make all matches The latter said that all that was necessary was for the post money to as sure a match There is no especially friendly feeling between Wigle and Bums as was evidenced by the state ment of the Windsor man that he would' not care for a match race un less Hurns was up behind the Gold berg' entry More for Cicotte's Nellie won the match race with Nel Wyandotte champion Semiline Rifer ROuge course yesterday after a three heat contest The first trial was called a dead heat Nellie went out and took: the next two This after noon at the same course there will be a free for all and other events Challenges on behalf of Handy J7 and Lady Belle both DtroiChorses have beenreceived for Mart the Bigler crack that has been cleaning up at this course It is probable that Lady Belle and Mart will meet on Saturday for $50 a side Brushing on the Boulevard There were' a number of ftist ones on the Boulevard yesterday inclnding the local king and queen Wayne King and Satin Slippers One "of the horses In the brushing was a recerit 'importation" the gray Joe Leiter whichf" it Is understood will be come the property of a wellrkhown De troiter in aXewdays IL is afull brother to ree Bond There were the usual num ber of brushes apd thei usual distribution of honors nearly every driver that had a good one coming home satisfied with having trimmed somebody 2 pm pm I pm ortheWlnter SBarmuda Reached In forty eight hours from New York by the elegant steamers of the Que bec Co Ltd rost unknown Mala ria Impossible Headquarters for British North Atlantic Navy and Armv Cable com munication litre colors apply to A Agents A AHERN PYLE Mleh irst race one mile Ultruda 111 (E Walsh) 3 to 21 won rank Pearce 111 (J Booker) 6 to 1 second Sehwarz wald 111 (Lewis) 214 to 1 third time 1:44 Maud Little Secret Ohio Girl Bassanio Dr Worth Insolence and Sharp ran a Second race 3 furlongs Azellna 111 (Boland) 2 to 1 won Lady Lasca 111' (Redfern) 3 to' 5 second Hilona 105 (Rus sell) 10 tQ 1 third time :36 St Dixie and Melar also ran 1 Third race Slauson course lor estan 104 (Mountain) 12 to 1 won Mon tana Peeress 104 (Buxton) 3 to 1 second Nanon 104 (Brown) 8 to 1 third time Double O1 Educate Lajior Mac flecknoe Nat Goodwin Jim Loro II and Buccleuth also ran ourth race 7 furlongs' Warte Nicht 107 (Redfern) 6 to 5 won Princess Tulane 97 (E Walsh) 5 to 1 second Or slna 102 (L Spencer) 214 to 1 third time 1:28 Dolly Hayman also ran ifth race 11 16 miles brtunatus 105 (E Walsh) 7 to 10 won Greenock 112 (Prior) 8 to vl second' Pilot 104 (J Lewis) 12 to 1 third time 1:4954 viocne a vr Silver izz Cambaceres and Terra Incog nita also ran Sixth' race 6 furlongs Pat Bulger 110 (Redfern) 1 to 3 won oncasta 115 (Reiff) 4 to second Lady Usk 105 (Prior) 6 to 1 third retime 1:02 Lady Belair Mabel ciairq carnival col isogey and Absolute also ran Ascot Park Entries irst race mile and 70 yards Dupont 97 Ohio Girl 100 Glen Rice Lu nar 106 Dr Short) Heir Apparent The Gold inder 107 Second 7 Huckster Hodi 106 Te GrammontC Waterhouse Tim Hurst 106 i Third' race 7 furlongs (fhlef Aloha 94 Jack Richelieu Jr 97 Tioleta Insolence 100 Ismad Mac Ana Jinglcr Galan thus 102 Anvil Geheimniss 103 Dug Martin 104 ourth race handicap Pat Ham mon 80 Pirate 80 Dolly Hayman 96 Glennevis 103 Golden Rule 105 Tarpey 107 Haviland 110 Hammon and Golden Rule coupled as Durnell entry ifth race Slauson Golden Min eral 1(M Strife 106 Sals 107 Eugenia I 102 Dargin 111 Bill Curtin 116 Couple Eugenia and Dargin as Schreiber entry 6 furlongs same Goodwin? 106 Almoner 107 Phyz Little Margaret 109 Nona 110 Kirby Skirmish 112: Geisha Girl Celebration 116 Rio Chico Nina 117 Toto Gratiot Estado Weather clear track fast or Orchard Lake hours 7 a to 11 A 7 Coming Events the A this evening there will AMER1CAN LINE PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG SOUTH AMPTON YJan 16 Phila Jan SPaul Jan 23 1 Louis RED lTAR LINE NEW PARIS Jan 23 land eb 6 10 an 30 10 i eb 1310 Piers 14 and 15 Office 73 James Rhines Union Ticket Office: red Guenther Peninsular Bank bldg Lel dich 404 Chamber of Commerce: agents If an agreement can be reached on the weight conditions it is possible that Joe Gans and Mike Ward will meet in the next bout at the Armory The club la willing to match the men and to make them a good offer As it stands the matter in up to Herford Ward is willing to take on the champion but says that be cannot do better than 140 at 3 o'clock This he ad mits to be high weight for Gans and be does not press for a match because ho is not willing to do less If Gnna wishes him at this weight he will match The bout would be an extremely attractive one and a better drawing card than Wednesday affair Willie itzgerald left last night for the east for a visit with his family and with twenty eight nephews and nieces that he says are attached to the various branches of the itzgerald family in New York He expects after a short visit to follow Tut hill to the coast to assist in Young Cor bett's work and incidentally to pick up some matches itzgerald was in camp when the latter was training In Con necticut Louisville and elsewhere Tor the second McGovern mill itzgerald was not narked much In bout? 'but says that Gans's punches hurt him more than they showed felt like the roof falling tn when Gans got me on thcshead' for the first he said "And I knew' that he was hitting me every time he got home one of those short The A people have had some talk with Joe Grim about a match with Bru? so and the punishment taker is considering it The club does not assess Its members and the purses offered are of course affected by this fact Grinf dpes not think the club offers sufficient money but has postponed his home going to talk the matter over fur ther He has been trying to get on at the Armory but there seems to no opening in the immediate future 7 Herford has offered him a match with Gans for January 29' in Baltimore Gans will remain at Mt Clemens until pretty close to the time named He expects to box in Ann Arbor next Monday with Samtord Pope as his opponent Csrd for Kalniiot Show Kalamazoo Mich January (Spe cial) The complete card for the Bon Ton Athletic second boxing exhibition has been issued by Manager Engeldrum and shows a mighty good bunch of talent lined up for the evening of Jahuary 20 at the Academy of Music as follows Pre liminary Cyrus Shroff of South Bend versus Schnell of Chicago eight rounds at 135 pounds semi wind up Erny Pratt of Comstock versus oley of New York eight rounds at 130 pounds windup Commodore Of Detroit versus Eddie Preston of Battle Creek ten rounds at 122 pounds alconbridge 105 (Larhon) 6 to won Oarsman 118 (Wonderly) 3 to seo? ond Leader 101 (J Martin) 8 to 1 third time 1:51 1 2 Horatius Grafter Tenny Our Bessie also ran ifth race mile Leash 100 (Shee han): 10 to 1 won Billy' Moore 107 (Hil debrand) 9 to 5 second MacGyle 102 (Burns) 6 to 1 third time 1:41 4 Bati dor Joe John Mesto Spark The Mlllcjr Prestano Respirator Carilee also ran Sixth race six and a half furlongs Col Van 94 (Travers) 7 to 1 won Stllicho 102 (J Martin) 4to 1 second: Sterling Towers: 100 (oley) 20 to 1 third: time 1:19 1 2 ort Wayne Abbeystead Mecor ita Jubelik Gondulus Soothsayer Be Hap py also ran Oakland Entries 7 irst race seven furlongs selling Maud Muller Penance 91 Tonopah Tom Kings ley Donator Katie Walcott Erode 101 Tatatam 104 Honey Suckle Candidate 96 Myrtle 9j Capable' 98 Second race six furlongs purse Dun gannon 104 Military Man Otto Stiefel Celebrant 115 Young Pepper Sacredus 106 Hugh McGowan 109 Morello 110 Third race four furlongs selling Glen arvon 109 Homily 101 Our Pride Opti mo Elphiloto 104 Mr Dingle Chickadee Ulloa 99 Tom SJavin 112 Glissando 96 Velma Clark 102 Virgie 94 ourth race Heather Hon ey 90 Keynote 106 Romaine 99 Prince Hosarie Silurian irst Chip 107 Kitty Kelly 102 Polonius 95 McGrathlana Prince '97 Antolee 100 Hipponax 109 ifth race uturity course selling Skip Me Prue Wood Uletma 100 Mr Phlnizy Lurene Puredale 105 Pickaway 102 Puss in Boots 95 Ethel Abbott 90 Bard Burns 110 Ripper Hellas 107 Sixth race mile and a quarter selling Royalty 104 Eda Riley rank Woods Searcher 102 El Orientc 107 'Marlin 95 Position 107 Weather clear track fast At the A this evening mere win be two games 'in the basketball league Judge Woodwards meeting People's Ice) in I the opener and Brown Brown against I Hospital following The basketball management has secured Western High of the Interscholastic league for the prelimi nary contest of January 23 hen A will play Adrian college The Western team Is to be pitted against A Sec onds New Orleans January Hands Across showed the good effects of han dling today for he and The Messenger were the only winning favorites The weather was clear and track fast Re sults: irst race 6 Sid Silver 101 (Minder) 6 to 1 won our Leaf 93 (Livingston) 15 Ito 1 second Alpaca 103 (McCafferty) 15 to third 1 :23 Zyra Lady Mistake Docile Bronx Uran ium Low Cut girl and Wellesley also ran Second (uller) (Curran) (Ahern) 20 to 1 third time 1 :01 1 5' Miss Hume Lura lighter Josette Neither One Lady Contrary Harlem' Lane and Julia unkin also ran race Ethics 106 (Cochran) 12 to 1 won Hon Mot 103 (Sailings) 7 to second Pcttijohn 9S (Higgins) 15 to 1 third time 1:42 1 5 Little Scout and Stephens also ran ourth race 6 furlongs i Hands Across 107 (uller) 9 to 10 won Rainland 92 (McIntyre) 7 to 1 second St Tammany 99 (Davisson) 5 to 1 third time 1:22 Komombo Cardinal Wolsley and Legation also ran 1 ifth race 1 miles The Messenger 101(W isher) 3 to 2 won Col Tyler 106 (Helgeson)' 13 to 1 second Stonewall 108 (Sailings) 13 to 5 third time 2:09 Bad ger Judge Cantrill Semper Vlvax Hay ward Hunter and Golden Medium also ran Sixth race Port Royal 103 (Hig glns) 12 to 5 Mynheer 111 (Jost) 12 to 1 second Silver Meade 91 (Stille) 30 to 1 third time 1:42 Major Manslr Satire The Regent Blue Blaze Henrj of ranstamar and Rankin also ran New Orleans Entries irst face 6 furlbrigs Step Aside Caddie Mac Begum Miss' Goldie 102 Lady Lavish Interrogation Overhand Shortcake Bride 105 Julia Dusky Wreath of Ivy 112 Second race 7 furlongs Miladi Love Vestry Tioga Erbe 103 Venus Vic trix Ethel Wheat Lingo Stunts 106 Dr Hart 107 Circus Girl 199' Choice Mac beth 111 1 Third race 6 furlongs purse Clanger 33: Harmakis 1 Mayberry 96 Palmist J9 Joe GossxSadduccee 102 Demurrer Sharp Bird 105 Parisienne 105 Scorpio Tally rank Bell 110 ourth race mile Cypriennc 90 Capt Arnold JOO Ethics Bessie Mc Carthy 102 Trtbes Hill 111 ifth race 3 furlongs Garrett Wilson 108 Dan Horn Peter Osterling Delavan riar Tuck 112 Hannibal Sterling Prince AU Scarlet Easter Joy St Resolute 115 Sixth race 1 miles Ora McKin ney S3 Edward Hall 93 Katie Gibbons 98 Sarilla Vesuvla 103 Handspinner Mc Williams Baronet 106 Malay Lou Woods 107 OAKLAND TRACK irst race uturity Sir 1 Preston 100 (Connell) 5 to 1 won Hilary 110 (oley) 6 to 1 second Saul of Tarsus 100 (See) 8 to 1 third time 1:11 Doris Dr Sherman Lustig Dandle Belle Amorun Ben Lash Little Sister lbrlanna Belle Wanderling Zem Zem Schorr also ran Second race three and a half Marie 106 (J Daly) 15 to 1 won Prince Brutus 112 (Hildebrand) 1 to 3 second Arlsbe 106 (Burns) 5 to 1 third time 411 2 Neva Lee Bill Chert Gloomy Gus Giacoma Rose Ely alThlnln'race? uturity Nullah 107 (Kimi) 10 to 1 won Modder 110 (See) 13 to 1 second: Alice Carey 103 (Hildebrand) 3 third time 1:10 1 2 Watkins Over ton Waterpower Alta Rodolfe Nan den Goddess of Night Emma Rembold Puss in Boots also ran ourth race mile and an eighth hand I Clark visit to' Detroit on Tuesday night for conference with Manager Barrow: brought more gloom than sunshine to both of the team leaders Griffith was saddened be cause he was unable make any progress in his efforts' to land George Mullin' though he spent three hours in argument? depression is due to the fact that developments of probable Coughlin base Delay in deal has operated against the local club It is no secret that the outlook in the capital city Is not as bright as it was some time ago Inspired ut terances in National League organs have led the' men who were? to back the Senators to believe that the Am erican' League leader is trying to use them as good things This has set back the plans of President John son and has also placed him so that ne will now hardly dare to take Coughlin from the Senators because of fear of its effect on the" Washing ton fans and on those who have been interested in purchase of Jthe club Coughlin is most valu able asset and trading him might block the deal for the sale All of these things were brought out by? the visit of Griffith who has been in frequent conference with Ban John son They leave little doubt that De ficit will have to hustle for another third sacker 1 All Want the Long End Griffith is hot after Mullin and he made various offers of 7 trades none of which looked especially good to Barrow He prof fered money and Tannehill for the local pitcher and he also offered Tannehill and jwo other players in exchange for MullinBarrow steadfastly out for" a 'thirdbaseman of class as part of any 'dicker This led Griffith to offer to purchase any available minor league star for the but as Detroit can buy players as cheaply as New York can and can still hold MulJ lin this offer like the others was turned down Where the baseman for: the team is to come from is not yet evident Nearly every big league team Is willing to make a trade but each wishes the big end of the deal rank De Haas Robison of St Louis Nationals has just stopped one dick er forever St Louis has two third bage men Burke and 'Brain each of whom Is strqngly opposed to playing any other po sition Barrow has been trying' to get Burke though Brain would look Just as good to him Robison Closed the dicker a day or two ago by writing Barrow: less you are prepared to give us Bill Don ovan for Burke you may consider this matter After Barrow ha a hn hmH hi sent a message suggesting Kitson as De troit end of a trade for Burke or Brain Thus far he has received no answer Plenty of Work for Ban Johnson's inability to hand over Coughlin to Detroit calls attention to the fact that the Anjeriean league head has a lot of work to do Y)pfnA thft HABCftn sWAnca uragq advices are to the effect that Johnson and Loftus have been in consultation on the Washington situation and that Loftus may again "handlethe Senators JobiTson has also been tanking with Hart a'bout the trip to the coast to? meet the outlac leaguers rflt Is doubtful that Ban will make this trip Tha outlaws are ehowtrig no great desire to get Into the fold rank Dillon has juat been induced? to jump Brooklyn Schaefer of Minneapolis la go ing to the coast and way be accompamied by other American 'players and there are otherMndications that the out laws are busy as ever' with the players The loss i of Dillon 1 will touch Hanlon who is a member of tha committee to go to the coast Iri a sore spot The New York Sunday ball matter also threatens to provoke a row Johnson and Griffith both insist that there is nothing in the peace treaty or national agreement to prevent playing Sunday games in Brook lyn territory President Herrmann of I national commission is however quotes) I as saying positively that the league play at Rldgep ood park without violating baseball law If there is to be a fight on this matter as seems probable President Ban has his hands full without going to the pacific slope New York clergymen ing the moral effects of ball as a result of the announcement the Invaders will play at Ridge wood: park Naturally" they differ Rev Henry rank pastor of the Met ropolitan Independent church Is quot ed as saying: is an ideal sport Mind and body are exJrcised by the players while fresh air does wonders to those who7 watch the games If any amusements are al lowed on the Sabbath baseball should ntimhArprt jimnnfi tnem George A Strong rector of Christ k'niszrnrvj I I no 4 at baseball games between matched teams become excited and boisterous Spectators bet heavily ar guments and fights follow and in the news of Monday you often tead of fatalities at contests through the coun If Rev Mr Strongman recall any Sabbath day deahh of last season that was attributable to attendance at a professional ball gamc he has a better memory than persons who are forced to wade through all the baseball hews in the way bf business He must have misinterpreted thesigniflcance of the baseball fond expression "A heart CAPTURED HANDICAP EVENT AT NEW ORLEANS COURSE Many Cliilda 'Life Hni Been Saved by Having a Bottle Set ting Aronntl Handy The very bright and 'interesting little child of Mr and Mrs Alonzo Gallup 141 Main street Jackson Mich has had a very remarkable escape from death from that fearful and almost always fatal dis ease membranous croup (It is nearly al ways fatal because the child usually chokes to death beforq the doctor can be sum moned) The child lay for several days at the point of death all efforts of the phy sicians to relieve It: being unavailing and its fond 11 parents were overwhelmed with grief when the conviction forced Itself up on their minds that their little darling must die But at the last moment as the little one lay gasping and choking for breath tliZir last hope had died out the nurse seized a bpttle of Dr Magic Egyptian?" Oilthat happened to bo setting around handy and administered to it a tew drqps wltti a little honey and rubbed the oil vigorously on the chest and wonderful to relate within fif teen minutes the child threw a portion of the false membrane that had formed in its throat and was choking it to death and from that moment the littlo sufferer began to Improve and was soqp restored In perfect health to its overjoyed "parents It stops a cough instantly and it cure cold Or sore throat in one night Dr Colwell's Magic Egyptian Oll is forale by all druggists at 50 cents and every one should have a bottle setting around the house handy' tn case of emergency for it cured all pains and bruises sores and aches of the: body limbs or head and re every druggist la authorised to orwards Homer Barney time Bert Morrison Bruce Stnart Westeott r'rvsnov Shields Right wing red LakeScore irst half Portage Lake 5 Soo 1 second half Portage Lake I Soo 0 Goals Stuart 2 Bert Morrison 4 Switzer 1 Ruled Off Portage Lake 3 Soo 4 Referee Dr Willson Trit an international authority on whist is dead at New Orleans Columbu has announced a bonsplel to begin on January 26 Rlnkr from all over Ohio have been invited Bill Clarke of Washington has been signed to coach the Annapolis nine again He will begin work about March 1 Billy Schnur the Chicago halfback will unit college at the end of the year tak ing one of the best men from the eleven Paducah Kv and Peoria III are pos sible additions to the Central league cir cuit The meeting will be held today at Terre Haute ive rinks from the Wanderers of Chi cago will go to Milwaukee to meet the 4 nlavers in a Beddoe trophy match on Saturday io tiaw said that Hack poisoned right eye will be saved and that he will" be able to play with the Cardinals this season Western Golf 'annual meet ing will be held in Chicago on the evening of March 1 The association now has 59 clubs In its membership John Rooney and Peter Visser the "Terrible arc matched for Mllwau kee late in January They will wrestle Graeco Roman best two in three William Bates the former Brown fullback has been offered the position of baseball cdach at Northwestern He was a star back and a good baft player London' January Herbert Spen will is a curious document It directs that his body shall be placed in a coffin with a loose lid then cre mated and the ashes buried all with out any species of religious ceremony All rights and property in his books and investments are given the trustees Hon Audoren Herbart Dr Henry Charlton Bastian and David Duncan with instructions to employ the yearly revenue Vin resuming and continuing during such' period aS may be needed for fulfilling my express wishes but not exceeding the lifetime of all descendants of QueenVictoria who shall be living at my decease and of the 'survivors and survivor of them and for twenty one years after the death of such survivor the publication of the existing parts of my 'descrip tive and the compilation and publication of the fresh parts thereof upon the plan followed in the parts al ready published" Afterward all copy rights sterreotype plates etc are to be auctioned and the proceeds divided between a number of scientific socie ties 4 The will otMers that Herbert Silen autobiography is to be published simultaneously in Great Britain and the United States and requests David Duncan to write a biography in one volume of moderate size 5 prr't SO I'Hi 1 I I Sunday aninllnn i Ti ket office 7 ort tn inoom and 11:30 tn Canadian and New England points V1i' ni and 1:55 a daily qTU" Kia Phone Main 368 Un on Depot ort and Third Ar hri ooam lint Sag Ba' City etc 50am hetero Lan Gr north Chicago West lint Sag R'pds 'rviret Office Opera House Block clty Ticketoib of Third su AB DKTBOIT Your Nerves urnish the motive power of the en tire body Dr Nervine will keep the nerves strong and healthy or restore their strength if weak ened Sold on guarantee Write for free book on nervous disease! DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind Hamilton Ont (Special The second shooting in the Hamilton GutLclub tournament took place in an all day snow storm or the conditions the scoring was high" Twenty three more men shot at half their birds in the Grand Cana dian handicap and five of them killed all ten birds This event will be completed to morrow Twenty eight men shot in tha 'high'gun event of the day at twenty birds $100 guaranteed and ten of them killed ten each these being: letcher Ham ilton Upton Hamilton Scane I Ridgetown Mayhew Marceyi I It Graham Chicago II Bates Ridge town Westbrook Brantford Westbrook Brantford JA Spittail Buf falo and Kirkover redonia jY scores in the unfinished 'Grand Canadian handicap were JC McLaren 10 Summerbrays 10 Hoffman 10 Dr Wilson 10 Alt King 10 Scane 9 Westbrook 9 Hensler "9 Barrett 9 Miller 9 Mayhew 9 Spittai 9 James Crooks 8 George Rob bins ueorge rceia a uates Norris of Buffalo 8 Root 8 Miller 8 Williams 7 Burk 7 Mackay 7 Blackwell 6 iriiLc ROXANir bccld ailing Sn i A iyniund tnMriar Nominations for the Detroit Wheelmen whose election will be held on Wednesday closed last evening The complete list of candidates follows: President Louis Schneider first vice president William1 Bristow second vice presirent i Walters Weitzel Wm Brown secretary' A Burkart Claude Shafer treasurer "Louis Beyater Wuellrier di rectors (ten to be elected) Wm Speaker Robert tWeyhing Robert Schmid rank Chldsey John Koenig Dr Rudy Al Pipp George Suckling Charles Berdan John Teagan Ben Seldler rank Mc Donald Jerry Woodward Al Weber John McPherson Jr Of theseThe Overland Limited famous' A handsome book descriptive of Cali fornia and the Overland service there mailed for postage ROBERT JONES A 32 CAMPUS MARTIUS DETROIT Houghton Mich January 13 (Spe cial) The great struggle to the hockey enthusiasts of the entire upper peninsula had been looking for ward wasbegun tonight It was a struggle for supremacy between the Old Portage Lakes who last year won the championship of the United States on the artificial ice of the Duquesne Gardens at Pittsburg and the new Portage Lakes with ranks fil4d'with star players from Pittsburg and Canada Of the Soos five men Jones Baker Haller Meinke and Lake last year wore the green and white of the Portage Lakes and car ried the winged: monogram of the champions tovictory at fifteen bat tles losing only once and that the first game at Pittsburg when play ing on strange ice and under dif ferent rules The Amphidrome the home rink of the Portage Lakes has a seating ca pacity bf 3000 nearly the entire popu lation of In the last federal census and when the sale of reserved seats opened last Saturday men were standing in line in every town to which asection had been allotted In less than an hour all of the choice seats had gone at $1 each and Monday morning only a few scattered 75 cent seats were to be had Parties came from 100 miles to see the gsimes Thirty hundred people packed the amphidrome Portage Lakehockey team of 1904 showed its superiority over Portage 1903 now under Soo colors winning 6 to 1 a nd an' aggressive game almost entirely on Soo ice Jones Soo goal ender played a superb game making 44 stops The bombardment of his goal was incessant PORTAGE LAKE Riley Herne Goal tir Clhunn Point Stuart Cover point Rover Center Left wing Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and Union Pacific Line Grand Trunk Railway System 124 Wxidward are Brush st Phenes Maiii39 and 561 a Ecst via Port Huron Arrive ra i Es ort Union Northlr r' 'ro Tor Mont York I 2:00 pm? pm pm 7 :25 am Company A't Bookings Company A indoor baseabll' team lias scheduled games with I) for Satur day and Buick Sherwood on Tuesday next The team is anxious to add 'other games its schedule Address Smith Detroit Wire Iron works HERBERT WILL IS A CURIOUS DOCUMENT Warren Avenue Winner At the Warren avenue rink yesterday the home hockey team took the orest avenue plavers into camp winning the match game by a score of 17 to 2 Warren avenue will probably play Solvay Process team on Sat uruaj WARREN Ir bister Bums Douse Herr Jlyslop McCartin Cline Referee halves I'etroi! Ypsilanti Ann ArbT Jt Jackson Railway StanilanI Time cars of Jaek 1 raction Co fr Albion a dij ivaiamazoo io a trx 9 car aves Detroit at 6:30 rMxpHRES SERVICE ikilrl 4 4 iwm Kirn lAin Screw Passengsr Service ERb'MEN direct wtm i viIau Mjr" 1 'b jiiam Mar 10 Ham ulse MrlTUua SERVICE ir i 'OPLlS GENOA fin I rt eb2711am Mar 511am KAlb Marl2llam jo aro 1 nn BnC iio an Buf'alo ore A Michigan Southern Daily Ex 'un Sun Arrive Cint 9:40 am Pitts Col Ex pm lev Col Ex i 5:55 pm Ruff ExIt 7:00 am A uff Exs 8:00 am An entirely novel proposition in ath letics or in politics 'whichever way one may choose to take is the 'booming of a political candidate as the choice of the athletes of the coun try In an envelope bearing the stamp of a New York athletic club cards are being sent throughout the country some of which have been received bearing the following inscription: Business Men's Working and ATHLETICS choice or President MARCUS A HANNA of Ohio 'or Vice President MAGNUS A HESS of Illinois This is thf first time that 945 Wi as such have been called on to Doom any particular presidential can didate Just what either Mr Hanna or Mr Hess has done for is not set forth on the card apart from the text is merely adorned by a brave array of spread eagles clasped hands and other pretty things not especially apropos of sporting matters I'rrmj al Time or an i': an Trenton every 20 min ti'e? fmm a to a and 4:03 tn to nt Half hourly 8:03 a ani ni tn 11:35 in 3 irt from the Cadillac Square Tor Ttny i iV Birmingham and Pon 5 a 7 a ni then half hourly un til in then hourly until 11 or amilrgton and Northville hourly in ni: ir srid Pontiac etc ry two pm I'etion I v) nm for Mont A Tork iEartward via Windsor fi pm East Tor A Mont'r amTor Mont Jt York pm Ixcidon Accommodation It London Accommodation WESTWARD i 7 (I am Grand Rap Sas A Chit 1 1 a 1 Iran i Rapids Chicago (V iYnrw ISsMptn Chicago Express Prtroit i Except Sunday itt: every iw hours 7 a to 7 1 csv or Orion and Oxford two hours 7 a to 7 also ant II ni Eor Romeo every two WS a ill to 10 ni also 11 ni hourly 7 a m'to 11 RAPID RAILWAY SYSTEM for Marina rr lair and Port Huron hourly 7 to A pm cars leaving on odd hours tmor New Short Lino on even hours f'11 route via Algonac or Mt' rn aaif houriy 7 a in to 7 3 ni 'or Clemens fc bottrly 6:30 a to 930 Railway ur 'O' opt for Wyandotte Uaitmg Station No 70 'ar3 the A LMlt Batt hourly WEST 15 An 4 AibOD Jackson Battle Si i Kalimazco )5U" Aiichlgan City Chicago 755 I nd west I Gr Rapids Hastings gu i Eaw sad Gr Rapids Div Pte 4 Kalamazoo Accommodation 1225 RM 50' EAST bSswh JjBi and Er Rern rouw AAial NORTH aidn'wBay Cj Ju( siarquette and Nor en bar City Express Saginaw and Bay City Exp 10 SOUTH Toledo Dayton HamUton ToXol hua YRy Grosse Isle Accommodation 1 1 TWflT RAILROAD" ort St and Union Sta WESJL arrm uit til? 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Brush Street Depot i Hnfvsoe IN ton Ticket office George Gunr "oodward ave red Vank bId Alex cut if 4 4I4 U1C 'Tommy luck has changed Ha won his bout with George Murray in Bos ton on Monday night North Carolina promoters are'figurlng on some big andelaiin to have suf ficient protection to go through with the same Battling and Clarence English may call off their bout for Kansas City One wishes to weigh at 3 o'clock the other at 6" The weight Is 130 pounds Dave Barry of California has annexed the Hawaiian title He beat the champion of the islands Jack Weday at Honolulu the other night Hugo Kelly has been matched with Twin Sullivan the Boston a middleweight They will meet' at Kansas Cits' on January 28 Chester Goodwin put another to his credit on Monday getting a decision over Austin Rice In fifteen rounds at Portland Me Benny Yapger has accepted an offer to fight Louie Long at Seattle and is also considering a proposition to box Herrera at Butte ff a Jack Johnson has gone east having prom Ise of a match with George Gardner his recent victim before a Boston club Johnnie Kelly the premising Chicago bantam who recently knocked out Morris Rauch had his boxing career checked His parents have forced him to quit the ring GRAND CANADIAN IS NEARING CLOSE 420 PM 840 PM 725 AM 725 AM 755 AM 425 RM Snn iZxMon xVU Niagara 2 AJ' 'S'" 'Z 1 Zx a A ij BBSnmnmsi HmqriSSW I 7 I "I liCr J1C wlW IkSi SCjy taKyrM tZa 9 I Jjssak Kmm Co WfWi INE i a '3 a if' nap aS i fe 1 I member lTT" I at a CG 3 Deen eievteCl OICnlWrB 1QCIWQ" TetUIlCv JV 4j i VtnlV' JJa rMg XJVO A A IT i i 7 Mb: A KT fl MWV PiMB fr fll Af "Vat iMAnn Kvmtftni Oil fhf dtAa maA 4nvw KT A 1C rnlmncy a a rbcmngfc' Circuit 1 Express 7:55 pm City 12:01 pm pnston 1 :55 pni Ila 2:05 pm I Wash 1 :55 pm Bos 7 :30 am I Bos 10:15 pm A.