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3 rnr Detroit free press: riday ebruary io isnn 4 ui i 4i 1 'Six'7 'W''' 7 '7' Y'' 'if ff' 7 f'" 7 'XtS''V 7 J's 7' 7j7 7 :7 AkX7X 7 i LOTUS ATER ST LOUIS BOB ANO JIM WILL MEET Hundred and ifty Girls Had a CURLING DETOOIT A were GEXHRAL SPORTING XOTES and A A tlie to PUGILISTIC POINTS HASERALL GOSSIP ATHLEnTCS time how Athletic THE WHEEL IOWA STILL MISSING Leading Paper BILLIAKDS CATARRH STOMACH RUNNING TUR WRESTLING If You Want All the News You Must Take It I OR MEH BOWLING SO IS THE SPORTING DEPARTMENT and Toledo it A in is 1 Yoirk through Battery A Club is a new one wealthy New York erect a dub house for some ot the big held fast In the ice south of here Cameron head of the life saving kejt a close watch all night He' bo much steam is rising from the is impossible to see more than half It was reported that the was an aIo and warmed the weather TVTLL VISIT MISSOURI MUTROOLLS MAT 1 WKEK OR A CONREENCE OWNER THU COLUMBUS CLUB HAS MA OR LEAGUE! ASPIRATIONS PROPEUTl' LOSS IS ESTIMATED AT ABOIT $700000 SUPPOSED TO BE LYING DISABLED IN THE ICE BIG IRE IN NEW YORK CITY MANAGER ADMITS THAT ITZ IS DANGEROUS LJ A SYNDICATE THAT WILL BID OR THE UROtU'A Klondike Gold King Married London ebruary 9 Alexander McDon ald of Dawson City Canada known as "the Gold King of the and re puted to be worth from £25000000 to £30 000000 was married to day to Miss Mar garet Chisholm daughter of Mr Chisholm superintendent of the Thames water po lice Chi rose will bu con as far ther to wrestle Billy Smith was in Chicago his way to risco to fight a said that he expects to win in while a draw will be the worst may bother Smith some to make well known driver Kenosha AVIs ebruary 9 No trace can be found of the Goodrich liner Iowa which in re ported to be Capt station here report that lake that it a mile out lying two miles south of here but a careful in vestigation falls to Verify the report The theory is advanced that the iron sheathiug may have been damaged in which case it would be dangerous to proceed and that she is lying somewhere in the ice waiting for assistance ollowing" In Detroit between day morning and Some time ago Edmund Hall owner of dredge No 1 filed a libel in the United States District Court against the tug Martin and large Bavaria claiming $000 for damages by collision caused to his dredge while at work in Black river just above Seventh street Port Huron in dredging out the channel on August 14 1397 The case was argued before Judge Swan yester day and submitted The Independent NV omen Asso ciation will hold a special meeting in Pris matic hall this afternoon at 3 discuss the proposed school bill The pub lic Is invited to attend the meeting swept posite Whitehall South and Moore streets destroyed thirteen buildings Racic in the Saddle nt New Orleans New Orleans ebruary Weather cloudy and cool track fast on outside Three favorites won irst telling 7 furlongs Tom Kingsley 10g (Southard) 2 to 1 won Gen Maceo 108 nor) 9 to 1 and 3 to 1 second Jimp 97 (Holden) 10 to 1 third time 1:30 Aunt Maggie Jim Con rW Can I See Era Jim Hogg Dalgrettl School Girl Mr Brookwood Inflammator Alta May and Chat of Me also ran Second 6 furlongs Hobart 107 (rost) 9 to SAILOR TAKES ON A SOT MATCH CHARLEY MITCHELL avorable Conditions nt Injgleftlde San rancisco ebruary 9 Weather clear and track fatt at Ingleside to day Summaries: irst furlongs Credo 115 (Bullman) i 4 to 1 won Eakins 112 CE Jones) 8 to 1 and 2 i to 1 second: Anchored 107 (Rutter) 8 to 1 third time 1:15 The Wooer Judge Wofford Yaruba Doremus Rosemaid and Sokombeo also ran Second 6 furlongs errier 108 (Bull man) 8 to 1 won Midlight 103 (Rutter) 5 to 1 and 8 to 5 second Opponent 1U6 (E Jones) 5 to 1 third time 1:14 Chapple Don't Skip Ale Lord Marmion Horatio and Primrose also ran Third 1 1 16 miles selling Adolph Spreckles 111 (H Martin) 3 to 1 won! Dt Bernays 5 to 1 and 3 to 2 second Imp Mistral IL Ill (C Sloan) 8 to 1 third time 1:49 Plan Our Johnny Robert Bonner Bernardillo and Crom well also ran ourth 1 Lode Star Ill (Piggot) 5 to 2 won The Bachelor Ill (H Martin) 1 to 2 second ormella 101 (Spencer) 15 to 1 third time 1 50 Glenn Ann Tiapldo Persus and Roadrunner also ran ifth 7 Buckwa 113 (Bullman) 1 to 2 won Highland Ball 100 (Beauchamp) 25 to 1 and 8 to 1 second: Holienzollern 105 (Spencer) 5 to 2 third time 1:28 Libertine also ran 6 furlongs Maxello 119 (H Mar tin) to 5 won Una Colorado 1 19 (Plergot) 6 to 1 and 3 to 1 second Naranja 107 (Spencer) 4 to 1 third time Judge Napton Mercritio Grandey la Two Cheers Meadowlark and Joe Mus sel also ran ana thorough digestion will fol Booher of 2710 Dearborn st Ill writes: "Catarrh Is a local President Van Dcrbeck of the Detroit club had the baseball world guessing when ha went after the Louisville National league team and it was only the failure of the Colonels to guarantee a delivery that prevenuxl the local magnate from closing up the deal Now another Western league magnate bobs to tlie front with a project that is feasible and it is none other than the genial and yoputr Tom Loftus ot Dubonue Ja who owns the Columbus club Tom has had major league experience a a manager in Luth Cincinnati and Cleveland and he was also an outfielder ot note back in the early days ot the esaociatlon when he played on the St Lmls team and contained that aggregation before Ccmiskey took hold and taad" tlxm the famous four time winners lxttua Quit baneoall ot his own accord as he has business interests in Dubuque that demanded hl attention: but the old fever returned and as he ha a partner to entrust his affairs to he se cured a Western league franchise in 1806 and lo cated in Columbus Lxdtus 1 ambitious as well capaJHe and le anxious to shine a a major leagn magnate where ere is a chance to add to his bank account He has had offers to manage major league olubs in the past three years but like Coiky ti med them all down preferring to operate a club of his own rather than work for a salary That does not indicate that he will not Invest hi money in a major league club however and in a letter to a close friend in this city he discloses his plans It they go through the West ern league will lose one of Its brainiest and most valued members but It will be a distinctive gain to the big organization If a man of caliber is admitted to the deliberations of the body that controls professional baseball in this country Loftus wants the St Lcuf franchise and the once famous Browns He will not try to swing it alone but ie one of a syndicate of substantial business men who stand ready to put in a bld for the remnant of Von der Ahe'e greatness Tty order of the court the club will be sold within thirty days and there will be some spirited bid ding beyond all doubt Loftus will go to St leruls next week to confer with other members of the syndicate which has been quietly organized this winter with the object in view of secur ing what Js known rto be a paying Investment if the club la properly handled St lajuls is one of the best baseball cities in the country if a fair team makes it headquarters there but tha miserable excuse of a club that Von der Ahs 5ms had the part few years practically killed th sport: It will quickly revive if the club is In good hAnde and the experience of Von der Ahe proves that thers Is big nr ney in it An I effort has apparently been made to scare other bidders away so that Robison of Cleve land: would have a clear field a the statement Is to circulation that the league willretnee to recognize any purchaser other than Robison This does not worry Loftus or the other members of hi syndicate In tha least and they will be on the spot prepwreil to pay right price for the property when it is offered side It goeswithout saying that Loftus would manage the olub If his syndicate secures it and as he has always been opposed to the farming evil he will sell his Western League club if the other deal foes through will be done with the enators until it is definitely known how the st Louis affair 1 straighten ad out but Columbus fans can cheer up a trifle as if Loftus beats Robison out for the St Louis club the Western League win not get a cnarice to put a team Cleveland The extremely cold weather of last night had considerable effect in lessening the at tendance upon the Potter and Miller ro ylvnl meetings at the Central church he revivalists retired to the chapel to conifortably fill which the crowd wag just wi ruiiei uueni apireai to nis audience them up to forgetfulness of outside ebruary 9 to day the block of buildings op Park bounded by ront and entailing a loss of about One fireman Ber nard Blair of the fireboat Van Wyck who was overcome iu one of the buildings and was was being brought down a ladder slipped from the arms of his comrade and fell to the ground fracturing his skull Several other firemen were overcome by smoke and cold and a corps of ambul ance surgeons were kept busy attending to the fire fighters One hundred and fifty girls employed in the bagging factory of Walter Bell of ront street were panic stricken and a score of them on the fourth floor were cut off by the smoke They were rescued over the roofs of other build ings 3 he fire started in Walter Bell's fac tory and before the tirement arrived the building was ablaze from cellar to roof 'rhe thermometer stood below zero with a driving wind right in from the sea and the flames spread with incredible rapidity Hydrants were found frozen and the watcV supply was exceedingly small It was not for half an hour that the twenty engines could get properly to work purriping the water into the flames the temperatures 6 o'clock yester lu LION IS ANXIOUS TO RETURN TO TURKEY Hall Adali the big Turk who wrestles frequent ly with big steaks and also take a fall out of such American wrestlers as can be induced toget on the mat with him Is now acquainting himself with the streets of Detroit and the Klondike toasts that have been whirling around the corners The teultaji Lion as the Turk is known does not mind the cold weather but perhaps it Is because he has Klondike ideas and is willing to brave any thing in order make money so he can return to his three wives in his native land Hall with his Interpreter is registered at the Griswold house and will remain there until Sunday Saturday night at the Auditorium he will wrestle Jackoustock ho Is well known in this state and John Leon a Canadian The Turk must throw each man three times In ninety minute to win the match last A General Telegraph ft Also Leads in Local ComiYIArrial 9 I clcaQ profwMlUou bv fempiunv of and Other eatures 'V7INDSOR A Gillian Sam Buchannan Alt Wigle Little 8 RINK OREBT CITY A Mathison It Held Jr Davies IV Strong skip 13 RINK OREST CITY Graham Sterling John McWhlnney Burnett skpt 33 Toledo Was Good Toledo ebruary The Greater New York bowlers met defeat this afternoon losing tsvo games out of three to the Toledo team Seort New York 828 828 8f7r Toledo 833 942 779 Greater New York only secured one out ot three iraraes again tonight the contt with the Toledo bowlers the local team putting up the high score of 973 The last game and the deciding one was played out by the last two men Criss and Wolf the Toledo player encceedlng in going ahead by five pointe New York played Oirdes Schafer Stohl Ladue hlpard and Wolf Toledo played Hottmelster easel Schnei der and Criss The scores: New York 891 870 859 Toledo 973 805 861 Ladue played the first game and Stohl was substituted 10 won Slitter ox 102 5 to 2 and 3 to second The Dragoon 107 (Sheppard) 15 to time 1:22 Bright Night Our Clara Dn Graves and Reft Mitchell also ran Third selling 1 1 1 Official 107 nor) to 5 won Donation 104 (Dupee) 3 vo 1 and even second riar John 100 (Odoru) 50 to 1 third time 1:51 Maggie rlggs rotus Sutton inkey Potter and CPtton also ran lourth mile Egbart 110 (Odom) 4 to 1 won Simon 105 (Holden) 7 to 2 and 6 to 5 second Loeuat Blossom 100 (Hothersolli 6 to 1 th rd time 1:43 Henry Launt Bonadea oy ageur and Redskin also ran bifih selling 1 I 10 rlskal 100 (Hother aoll) 15 to 1won Ben Ronald 102 (Troxler) 3 to 5 and out second Tonto 102 3 to third time 1:58 Zolo Evanatus Jack Mar tin Alva and Red also ran Sixth selllrg Tinkler 102 nor) 2 to 1 won Yo No Se 83 (L Jackson) 20 to 1 and to 1 second Gath 111 (C Combs) even third time 1:16 Joecjdinc Kallitan Sister Alice Laverri Rebecca Wells Gov os ter Laura Cotta and Nero Jr also ran Entries: irst 7 furlongs selling Gold Mine fouft Uhiers 112 Montella 135 Kuehfields 127 Sanger Everest 129 The Winner 140 second furlongs Mendacious May Droit Very Light Klondike LeHa Smith 90 CoL Eades Tobe Kllarma 92 Junta Caslin 95 Satinwood Color 97: Jennie 100 Merry Day lol Third 1 miles selling Llewanna 94 Woodranger Dr Withrow 96 Evanatus 101 Sadis Levy 102 The Plutocrat The Planter 101 Hanqw II Jock of Hearts 112 ourth Prince Harry 90 Barateria 94 Eight Bells 95 Lady Callahan 101 Tragedy Prestar 105 106 Debride 114 ifth cre mile Elsie Bramble Afra 97 Innuendo Luckv Mon day Victorine Seaport 105 leeda 110 Sixth 6 furlongs McAltert 92 Billall 95 Xalissa 98 The prof Banrlcn 100 Simon 101 Allas Ross 103 Ben rost 104 Brigh ton 105 Applejack 107 pitcher Reidy ot the Milwaukee club live Cleveland and ha says Western League ball what the patrons of the game in the orest City are anxious to see 4 Anson has at last leased a room on Madison street In Chicago and will open a bUliard hall but that does not indicate that he ha given up baseball and he may break into the game inome unexpected quarter 4 The Western (Association want Dubuque to join a there are only seven cities In the cir cuit up to date but Loftus ha all on his hands lie cores to handle and refuse to assist in organizing a team lor his home ciiy A Chicago writer claims that Uncle Niok Young is down In lorida budding four sched ules one for a twelve olub league one for ten sind one for eight clubs as well as one for ten clubs up to July 4 send for eight clubs from tnat time on All of the New (York papers now booming the Brooklyn team and reedman will be obliged to gaze on empty seat at the Polo grounds the comljig season unless he cuts looser engages a manager who 1 equal to the occasion and spends Prnapect for Wnrxxxer Wea fixer The weather for the twenty four hours ending at Ip last night was the coldest in the remembrance of the oldest citizens The highest temperature during tho twenty four hours was 3 degrees be low zero The temperature over the lake region lOhio valley middle and upper Mis sissippi valleys and the Missouri valley did not get above zero Temperatures from the lake region east to the Atlantic fell from 10 to 20 degrees during the twenty rour nours ne temperature irom cago to the Itocky mountain slope from 2 to 14 degrees The temperature moderate? here by to night says the reau The zero weather extended a siaeraoie (distance soutn Even south as Jacksonville la the mometer registered 28 above with killing frost At Tampa it was only 30 above At Indianapolis at 8 last night it was 10 below at Cairo III 2 below Chicago 8 below St Louis Mo 4 below Kansas City zero Cleveland 8 below New York City 4 above and at Washington zero MEN ELECTED BY THE LA Providence I ebruary 9 At the national assembly of the A to day the executive committee recommended that control of cycle racing be continued Thoma Keenan of Pittsburg president Herbert oultz ot In dianapolis first vice president Robert Kins bury of Now Hanipghire second vice president and James Tatteraail treasurer were unani mously elected The first real contest cams on tho question of selecting a place for the next general assembly Mr Hines of Michigaji presented the claim or Detroit Air Ball ot lorida urged the del gates to come to Jacksonville and Mr Boyle ot Pennsylvania hoped that the assembly would favor Philadelphia There was then a long wrangle over the presentation of three names Jacksonville Philadelphia and Detroit and by a proxy vote it was decided that the next aasembly should be held in Jacksonville This was after ward made unanimous with the proviso that if satisfactory arrangements cannot be made th oouuuittee is authorized to change the The convention adjourned at 6 with the understanding that the subject of racing con trol should be taken up riday morning SCHAEER AND CAIlTiJl MEEf TO NIGHT IN CHICAGO Several games of three cushion billiards have been played by Jake Schaefer and Carter In Chicago this winter and every time there is a big slde bet as the men are remarkably evenly matched at that style of play while Carter Is liable to beat the Wizard any time In a short balk line or etralght rail match Wednesday evening Schaefer and Sutton played Carter and Catton a three cushion match and the former won by ecore of SO to 42 Then Schaefer tried to give Sutton one point in eight at the three cushion game and Sutton won twice To idght Carter and Schaefer will play a 75 polnt three cushion match in Chicago and Monday and Tuesday tuey will be in Detroit for the purpose oi playing exhibi tions at the Empire theater Afternoon and even ing games will be played both days and returns from the class A emateur tournament in Nev York will be announced during each exhibition Saturday afternoon there will be a live bird eboot at the Rusch House grounds commencing promptly at 1 New York papers claim that Ernest Roebier nas aerf ea March 17 Ixit'insists on Greco Roman style Andy McDowell the trainer has purchased Oakland Baron for Ed wara winter a Pennsylvania borseman price being $12000 Dad Moulton has given th irst Regiment Athletes of Chicago a vacation until the zero weather passes as It i too cold for the men to take a chance in the big gymnasium An iee racing matinee win ins held Sunday af ternoon at Charles Grosse Pointe road house A number of entrie hav been re ceived and useful articles to horsemen will be the prizes Rapid progress i being made on the new cup defender at Bristol I but ths same secrecy prevails that has characterized operations since the beginning of the work and the anxious ones cannot find out what the plan of the designer and builder are i' President Hancock of the Great Western cir cuit is evidently trying to monopolize the har ness racing of the west He controls the Dubuque track and Is now trying to get the pear shaped track at Rockford Ill for the purpose of giving a big meeting this summer If the All Htar bowlers do not bowl any better here next Wednesday than they have been doing in their matches In Chicago what the Detroit team will do to them will be sad to relate In games In Chicago Thompson's team did not average much over 850 and if tlie De troit men keep up the good work that they started against the Greater New Yorka they are liable to mnke it six straight A magically effective fl appliance and a (4 course of restorative rem fl edles sent on trial and ap proval without expense Md a dollar nerd be paid until nuruUe are known to Ute pattent AMUavr nan4 uiJ TOfr heard of them The aigbe medical authorities in the world have lately auaendel them They possess marveUoug power to vitalize de velop restore and sustain Theycreas vigor healthy tissue new life They Mop deaiJM that so Use energy They cure all effects of early evu habits ex cesses overwork They give strength development and tone to every portion and organ ot the body ailure taapcuslbl age do barrier Bo 0 tubeass nor deception no exposure IGURES THAT LIE i A Pleasant Simple but Safe and Ef fectual Cure for it Catarrh of the stomach has long been considered the next thing tp incurable The usual symptoms are a full or bloating sen sation after eating accompanied sometimes with sour or watery risings a formation of gases causing pressure on the heart and lungs and difficult breathing head aches fickle appetite nervousness and a general played out languid feeling There is often a foul taste in the mouth coated tongue and if the interior of the stomach could be seen it would show a slimy Inflamed contrition The cure of this common and obstinate trouble is found In a treatment which causes the food to be readily thoroughly digested before it has time to ferment anil irritate the delicate mucuous surfaces of the stomach To secure a prompt and healthy digestion is the one necessary thing to do and when normal digestion is secured the catarrhal condition will have disappeared According to Dr Harlanson the safest and best treatment" is to use after each meal a tablet composed of Llatase Asep tic Pepsin a little Nux Golden Seal and fruit acids These tablets can now be found at all drug dores under the of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and not be ing a patent medicine can be used with perfect safety and assurance that healthy appetite ana thorough digestion will fol low their regular use after meals ur Chicago condition resulting from a neglected cold in the head whereby th lining membrane of the nose becomes inflamed and the pois onous uischarge therefrom passing back ward into the throat reaches the stomach thus producing catarrh of the stomach' Medical authorities prescriMod for me tor three years for catarrh of stomach with out cure but to day I am the happiest of men after using only one box of Dyspepsia Tablets I cannot find appro priate words to express my good eiing I have found flesh sound rest from their Dyspepsia Tablets is the safest preparation as well as Uhe simplest arid most convenient remedy any form or indigestion catirrh of toniich bll'nus ness sour stomach heartburn and bloat ing after meals Send for little hook mailed free on stom ach troubles by addressing Stuart Co Marshall Mich: Tns tablet can be found At all drug stores They Want Detroit lix the Meet A tri clty moot an A A stands good cnancef! oi Doing bookOQ iof tho Rcgilmont I only question of armory April 1 This rumor flew into the city I yesterday accomoanlrA hv Treiilent Ttr I The Westcheater of the Central Association Milwaukee I that has been organized by and probably St Louis will show up with their I men who will immediately amateurs says the Chicago Record I near Gotham and make a bld would rather see Detroit in the eomblna I fights th y(haa the O'Malley has introduced hi bill in the Illinois COUI1 I legislature but as Tom Hanton was the man thV rtSbf An but ln case who framed the bill after the Horton law in New DetiStld or Pee wln doubtless be called the Hanton law trlnlty at if it ever gets through both house Large Hughes Is plugging the meet and claim he is finding a lot ot Interest in I Pedlar Palmer says the same offer he made MV VASDft cx VjrnuilCl MUL tLALCl Lit sees the Omaha Kid fight the Englishman may change hi mind about giving all ot the purse to his opponent if he doe not put him out Insida ot twenty rounds O'Rourke says if Sharkey fights itzsimmons the latter must agree to hitting in clinches and with one hand free That will suit the cham pion exactly as he Is at his beat when it comes to infighting and no one can strike as hard a blow at short range as the Cornlshman Wednesday on vlgne and he fifteen rounds he will get It the weight 142 pounds and in that La vigne will sureJy whip him It seems that George Dixon is indulging in a protracted bout with tho grape juice and his dissipation is what forced to refuse a return match to Gardner Dixon will neces sarily be in the best ot condition if he whips Gardner and even if he is trained to the hour it is no cinch that Gardner will not put a finish ing touch on the champion Two bills were introduced in the Missouri legis lature Wednesday licensing boxing and sparrimr contest One by Burleigh of St Lxils aUows limited round contests by Incorporated athletic associations The other bill by Caldwell ot Kansas City licenses all kinds of boxing and sparring matches and atnletic contests in cities of over 100000 inhabitants Jack Hammond has received official notifica tion that his match with Watts before the A A has been declared off on account of the decision of that club to do away with fights between colored and white men Matchmaker I Stone informed Hammond that he would endeavor to secure some other man and give him a match I in the near future Hammond is also wanted in Milwaukee again to fight either Bob Douglass of St Louis or Kerwin of Chicago The latter would be easy for Hammond on ac count of th difference in weight An All Cnnndlnn Mntcli At Windsor last night teams made up ot American Canadian curled an all Canadlan team I itzsimmons stripped and stepped on the of Windsor and it resulted a tie which wifi be played off next week The score: I or ns Irlenas nis weight was 167 DETROIT I siystery tterwin is anxious to get another John ry I chance at Young Mahoney the eastern boxer Bam Thorne I who outfought him through six rounds in Chl MacAdam togo this week A BuckneU The promoters of the club at Blue Island III expect to give tneir nrst zu round right ebruary 20 and a couple of little fellows will be put on as an experiment Joe Bernstein is ambitious and has arranged a match with Oscar Gardner at 122 pounds In view of past battles it looks to be only a question of time how long Bernstein will Hali Adali In Chicago money for rra! ball players to fill three or four positions on the team Prank oreman Is wanted by the Baltimore club and a proposition will be made to trade some of the Brooklyn minor leewniers to Indian aixhft for the comedy twlrlr oreman la better than many of the pitch ora who are now drawing major league Mtlariee and the team that gets him will make no mistake a Hawley hu rexltered a kick aralnst the cut in salary that the Cincinnati club has madt? In his ccntru't and he alro objects to the tern pcrance clause urthermore Pink yaye he will sro Into bUPlne with his father rather than sign the contract that Brush sent him but they all hnve business openings on occasions of that kind and 1 wtu be twirlng for tho ieao nexi JBTHES AND THE CHAMPION1 WUXi spring 1 Herman Xxmg the Boston ahortstnp was for IGHT JUNE 6 one of the most troublesome mm In the I league on the money question as he was always I looking for an advance before Christmas lie Js I ru married how and his better half takes care of I Tcrk ebruary 9 rThe chances for a meet hle salary so well that he has a bank account log between Bub Itzslwmone ana Tom Sharkey in and is not obHfted to slvn a contract at a low a 24 fuot ring for the heavyweight championship figure In order to ret money to live through the I winter on I orld are rather remote was generally Someone is trying to make Pittsburx people Pected that these two would have been matched believe that Beaumont Is a better man than to dny for a Limited round or tinisn contest but Jimmy Slagle Beaumont may develop into a after parleying for over an hour Martin Julian etar but it will take a season or two at least I sTx while Jimmy Slagie 1w a finished artist now and I An Tom Rourke faLd to aziee on a date for Jf he is riven a chance the major league will not I the contest and negotiations fell through Julian be one bit too fat tor the Center fielder of the immediately began 'arrange bout between champion Kansa City team who now belongs I a to Washington itzsimmons and Jeffries and eoon had the matter Tn securing the pick of the Baltimore team the weH in hand Jeffrie was represented by Brooklyn magnate give 1250 shares of stock I Egan who acted on behalf of William A Brady valued at $125000 a baseball park worth $32000 I now in Sun ranoiaoo Tire meeting which wa ten players valued at $20000 and a probable I held In the Bartholdi hotel was attended by a profit in the season of 1890 of $50000 of which large gathering oi sporting men and newspaper the Baltimore people wtxild receive $25000 In representative Julian arrived late in the arter exchange the Baltimore owners give a half In noon from Detroit but prior to his arrival terest in their club or $20000 a baseball park i announced that he had signed Sharkey valued at $15000 eight players who command a to meet Charley Mitchell for a purse oi £11000' market value of $40000 and a probable loss on the bout to take place before the Bolingbrook the season of $15000 Acoording to this estt I club of London on Al ay 29 a PecunarY i Julian opened the proceedings by stating that he benefit of about $135000 in the deal was ready to match itzsimmons against Sharkey If the Baltimore team is in the major league I and was anxious to Lave the contest take place and McGraw manages the club he will try to I as soon as possible before the club offering tlie purchase the release ot Connaughton from Kan I largest purse He stated that the conditions I ru City and play the deserter at short field on I should be Marquis of Queensberry rules to govern the Oriole teana Connaughton would be a vast I with the exception that there should be no hitting improvement on Artie Ball as he can field I in clinches or breakaways no bandages to bo almost as well as Ball while as a batter the I worn bv either contestant and the men should latter is not in the class However box twenty five rounds if the contest occurred in it is too late to make use of the draft and Man this state but if a club would offer a larger ring says he will not allow Connaughton to play purse than any other and a finish fight could be with nny other team no matterhow much is arranged then the principals would accept that offered for hi release When Catcher Lake de offer agreed to all these proposals but serted the Blues Manning was losing money and when Julian said tlie men should meet within he jumped at the chance to sell the catcher to I eight weeks from tho signing of the articles Boston but now Manning ha a big bank ac O'Rourke objected lie said that Sharkey could oiunt and can afford to jovte out tho punishment not meet iliMSltunions before November next Connaughton deserves I Julian then said he would extend the time until June "That is imposeible said O'Rourke I Sharkey will meet Mitchell in London on I Miiv Yoh hart 'nrvrlht tn makf tha TnAteh WON TUB CADILLAC I was hot retort "Well we are out for TROPHY I money" said O'Rourke "and you would tv tae metei a I aKtii rue same oner it came your way Whn the Detroit bonsplel was first held the I A war of wor(js ensued during which local curlers won the Walker cup and the Cad said: "Look here Julian put up a forfeit lilac trophy went to Sarnia' This year tho Bar of $10000 to bind Sharkey to meet your man lit 1 November and you can make any matches you wb 5 CUP itzsimmons in the Trr know your reasons for not wanting to fight Detroit defeated tho 8 orest ity I said Julian I can tell replied Jl nJMa 1 know Sharkey is Improving while In posttipns for the arnla and Detroit taaina 1 itzsimmons is standing still and as your man has "1 fought in two years I feel that Sharkey will the TbrlteB a riht to dictate terms and should get until I wlth I November money has been up for a long tip the tOr th CadiUaC tT01'hy More followed Julian made several ref aOllCJ I gxvftftte I th nvaf Irftce UH tool i n1 2 Vi I a I key in San rancisco and finally said: drop KULl Ai negotiations with you and Sharkey and will John ora I on Egan representing i A 110 znell I Brady manager for Jeffries stepped forward and ireu Jainford I saja: will meet ltzsinunons on the Lbtevenson 15 I terms you have stated but I cannot cover your I forfeit of $2500 until to morrow 1 RVi 1 I Julian assented and agreed to meet Egan later I to sign the articles It waa mutually agreed 25' 11 jamron Jr I that the clubs that wished to bid for the contest Mutton I should have two weeks to do so and the bout A Baxter 13 wiU take place on June i Is 1 1 11W Detroit kiree Press V' 1 IS GAINING DAILY 7 J' NEW NEWS IS I night: Below Below 6 a 11 2 3 i 12 8 a 12 5 5 9 a 13 6 6 10 a 10 7 in 7 11 a 6 8 8 12 noon 4 9 9 1 3 10 10 'I' 4 The Detroit ree OR AN OPPORTUNITY TO ROOM OR ALL Name State PO Street Address 1 Most Extraordinary Offer th Age Take hold oi tbi eCort lrat clas accommodations and enjoyment! 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CAME ROM ENGLAND TO IND HER HUSBAND my own true wife my only qne There was a dramatic scene in Chief office yesterday afternoon Lout Hoffman a furmeuro dealer at 196 Gratiot avenue stood in one corner of the pale and trembling Mary Hoffman a good looking Jewess stretched her arms toward him in a pleading manner speaking excit 7 In Vinr rioflTrga rwa iM' wife entered the room and turned to her with the foregoing statement Hoffman now occupies a cell the being written opposite his name on the blotter Mary Hoffman came to Detroit from London Eng where she alleges Louis Hoff man deserted her seven years ago She arrived in the city Wednesday night and sought the charity of friends Yesterday she was advised to have Hoffman whom she claims is her husband arrested on a charge of bigamy Detectives Brooks and Monahan brought Hoffman to police headquarters you have a wife in the old country?" asked Lieut Downey ass said Hoffman "Did she die there?" five years ago' said Hoffman Lieut Downey brought Mary Hoffman into the room Hoffman turned pale and glared about The woman rushed over and threw her arms about him kissing and1 hugging him "Louis she cried didn't answer He pushed her from him and ran to the side of the lieu tenant she wailed But Hoffman refused ITo recognize her and motioned the lieutenant to take him away It was then that his wife whom he married in Detroit about two jears ago and with whom' lie has been living at 396 St Antoine street was declared by him to be his only true wife Mary Hoffman produced the accompanying photograph which closely resembles Hoffman brought it with me" she told the officers left me with my three chll dren in London I have never seen him until to It was obvious that the woman still has a great love for Hoffman She is be ing cared for by friends on Adelaide street and will attempt to get a warrant to Police Justice Whelan was applied to yesterday and gave It as his opinion that mor conclusive jiroof of the first marriage would have to be placed before him to obtain a warrant The detectives however will make a statement to day with a view of obtaining a Warrant story differs greatly from that told by the woman who avers ah Ishii legal wife 4 was born Iri he said last night "and lived there in my youth Whin i I was 18 years of age I met a young woman and married her We had three children and lived together about twelve years Then we became tired" of each other and went to the rabbi together as is the custom in that country and wore divorced We juet agreed that we couldn't live together any longer and so we separated according to the custom of our people in that country I cannot say whether this woman my first ife because I was so excited and get a good look at her 1 have nev er heard of my first wife since I left the old country eight years ago but I hav often heard from my children and have sent them money My character i abov reproach and I have always been honest This will hurt my business but I will got out on bail soon and then I will fight rT'l within the reach of wide awake reader of I 1 I lTTPr this paper and is extended as an encouragement ana reward to ambition with a special desire on our part to please and place within the grasp of every worthy Individual th poMlbl realization of a no doubt long cherished desire viz: to travel abroad $nd the Great International Exposition to ba held at Paris in 19u or if you prefer we will pay you ths price of th trip $260 in gold and you can stay at home We make this announcement early that you may have abundant time to ful fill the slight conditions we must necessarily impose owing to th heavy pense we shall be under conditions that you can easily meet however of devoting only spare time and without Interfering with your regular engag' ments and which you will have a whole year to fulfill though in truth you will need much less time far a It you desire to acquaint yourself with the full partlcu I Xj Qi I lars of this most remarkable offer please cut out thl en tire announcement it eluding your name and address care ful! written below and send or bring it to us with 10 cents to cover and we will mail you as soon as ready which will be within one wwk date a beautifully Illustrated booklet entitled "BEAUTIUL tully out lining to you our proposed plan which fal sure you are bound to aeciar th most liberal and sensible offer over made by a newspaper to It patron 1 $250 IN GOLD If YOU WANT GENUINE HUNYADI WATER Insist Upon Receiving SEOnyadi Jdnos NATURAL APKHJEWT the only water which conies from the Hunyadi Springs of Hungary owned by 1 ANDREAS SAXLEHNER Budapest 1 I 5.