Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 8

8 1 peculiar to itself and are not constituent in any other leav ehing agent 7 If you require simply a dirt remover almost IN THE DO MINION NEW RAILMAY ORDER A MISPLACED A i STATE OOTBALL i THE WHEEL I soon asleep GOL THE PUREST IRON ORE SAME LOCAL BREVITIES SINCLAIR Jt 9 fy i 1 is ttf Carlisle: Indians were asstrong AS WHEN THEY MET HARVARD this their gov con gold ALWAYS THE: WARNER USED HIS BEST TEAM: fl ys RENTED A LAT BUT WERE DIS COVERED BY POLICE Infatun tion of One for it Bellboy Hurt Subsided To ort Worth Tex via Wabash At $34 40 for the round trip De troit Tickets on sale November 10 and It limited for return to November 25 Write or call at Wabash City Of fice ort street (Hammond V(lldinrX for books and pamphlets on Western Country California Colorado etc to iADIANS PROPOSE TO MEET SOON OR ORGANIZATION LITTLE BOY AND ARE BEING MUCH DISCUSSED tW lit i Excellent heat giving coal evefy ton the lump pure good Coal Order your win supply to day Phones 4692 and 4bo0 21825 1326518 66317850 16250'14300 14125 13897 11250 9925 6130 6650 5675 5050 4800 7 4 675 4fri0 4 3825 '4001 3750 3500 3450 343a 3250 3250 MONDAY ill yoii want in a soan 3000 2950 2SOO 2800 2750 27502700 '2625 2620 2575 2 ROT 2423 2425 230p Profitable Quarts Minins Will Continue for Yenrs v5 ANDY WELCH WANTS TO INTRODUCE NEW 'SYSTEM BETTING Ji" Jennie Carrie and Ada were tired out when they were introduced to Mrs Hines the matron at police headquar ters yesterday noon They did hot teem to feel very bad becritise they were prisoners for the matron fes so to them and provided 'them with Macomb St at Cross ing Downtown office 65 Gra tiot (near Library) Michigan Made $2200 on Satnr rGame Ann Ai bor Mich November The crowd5 at the Michigan Carlisle was CAME TO DETROIT WITHOUT THEIR CONSENT pie to ascend the hills around Dawson at midnight and watch the sun finish one day's work and then commence his rounds for another day King Sol just takes a dip the horizon and then commences rising to get around in time to let you fellows know down here that it is time to commence another work will return to the gold country in the spring to look after tny inter ests there and expect to have some good results from the work I have al ready SIGNIICANT COMPARISON LINE UPS 7: I Against Against Against POSITION' CORNELL i MICHIGAN REGULARS THREE GIRLS EROM THE S00 ACROBATSHOT HIMSEL Ottawa Ont November 3 A move ment is on foot to organize: the Ca nadian 'Order of Railway Men inde pendent of the international bodies which now control the various orders in Canada Those directly Interested In the movement are the engineers firemen trainmen conductors and tel egraphers connected with the railways of the Dominion Ithas been demonstrated to Canadian railroad men that as an organized body they have no prestige in their own country owing to their connec tion with international organizations Canadian railway men remit over $150 000 a year to 'the headquarters of these international associations in the United States If sufficient encouragement is given to the movement steps will be taken to call a convention to meet at Ottawa about November 20 to estab lish a grand division The prospectus just Issued says it is Intended to make a national' or ganization conducted and governed by Canadian executives to assist mem bers in sickness and disability to pro vide an insurance department to pro mote favorable legislation for railway employes and to oppose unjust ariti railway legislation arid to limit thesupply of skilled railway employes The proposed order will curtail ex penses by doing away with class or ganization and placing the affairs in one corporate body rendering it un necessary to contribute to the main teriance of five grand lodges and fi nally to insure recognition with rail way property managements by placing affairs in the hands of officers who are British subjects and there fore not liable to be placed in the humiliating position of being refused an audience account of being for eigners THE DETROIT REE MONDAY 'NOVEMBER MICHIGAN IN ABOUT SAME WITH' CRIMSON? GEORGE CAMPBELL TALKS millions of the yellow would beat Things' took a different turn when the Redskins lined up and it was noticed that ''most all the regulars were in fit shape Beaver who played so Well in Satur game is the regular left end on the team right position is next To Beaver although he 'did riot play there in the games against Har vard and Cornell Phillips Is the regu lar guard now that Capt Wheelock willbe out of thegame for an in definite period Chesaw has his place safe at center and he played part of the game fhe 'Arin Arbor boys showing that he is not wreck White' Dillon Hare' 'Johnson and Will iams alU regular men were also in game The only real' weak spot Warner can lay claim to was in the backfield It was his intention to play his subs against Michigan and keep his stars in fit shape for the of November 16 when the Indi ans play Pennsylvania Above all others this' is the game' Warner has designs1 on and he did not care to any cnances or1 having ms nestmen sent to the hospital Carlisle started out with five 'second team' men but Michigan set the pace too fast' and to prevent the Wolver ines from1 making big a score Warner was forced? to resort to the regulars alleged to be crippiers War ner himself admitted that he put in a team against Michigan that will be as as the orib that is to buck the Pennsy and the eleven deserves as much credit as Harvard for triumphing over the roaming tribe Leroy distinguish': himself In the Harvard game arid it Is riot likely that' he' wduld have done so Ben nett nark 1 He and Halfback Damar jumped the team and school when the Carlisle train reached Detroit whereabouts 'is Warner is sending out handbills an effort locate the jumpers and bring them back 'camp 'He would use them in the Pennsylvania game The size of score was themore surprising from th fact that in every game this season Michigan's scores were 'exceedingly high The manner' in which the redmen were mowed down was a revelation to Coach Warner and his charges 'and if interference 5 had been somewhat better a larger score' jwould haveibeen piled up After three at tempts on the part of Carlisle with the play ln which substan tial gains were realized the Wolver ines solved the puzzle 'and on' several occasions when the Indians worked the man with' the ball was pulled back for a loss In punting Sweeley completely outclassed the Carlisle man and his spirals went for 'dis tances: 'Taking the work of the 'var sity against the Indians it compares favorably to and better than Cornell accomplished arid just now there is not a follower of the Michigan team who does not believe that men can give the Crimson apd Ithacans all the battle they could ask for It was easily foreseen that there would be little change in the fight be tween the western universities for the championship Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota are still in the running the Badgers defeating Nebraska by a score of 18 to 0 while Minnesota van quished the Haskel Indians three claimants now appear dar superior to any other teams in the west The talk continues for a post season game between the AVolverires and Badgers These teams play a style of game that is similar in respects Such a game would sett 16 once 'for all the supremacy of the pair which advocates the game Minnesota i the best exponent of the mass plays now oper ating In this section and should she' win from Wisconsin as signs seem to point and later succumb to either Northwestern or Illinois by reason of her exceedingly hard schedule at the close of the season it would leaveMichigan without a fair? test (of 'her merits As far asMichigan is concerned the Wolverines are without a first class game on their schedule unless Iowa is able to give it to them But even should Michigan beat Iowa by a larg er score than did the Gophers sh'e will not have proved that she could beat the' Gophers themselves Thet Towa ends are not so good as and it Is there tHat the "Ann Arbor team is strong Should defense be as strong against Michigan as it was against men will be compelled to resort to end plays 5 Yet Minnesota defeated Iowa by this style oC play two of her touchdowns being made on end runs At this game Michigan should double score with her faster men But that will not prove that Michigan could do the same thing to Minnesota with Rogers and Anne in the game If Minnesota and Michigan meet in a final game to decide the premier team in western football the open and closed style of playing will receive one of the grandest tests in the history ofthe game No' two teams ever existedbetter capable of playing each its owngame is it should be played 'Such a test would indeed decide a champion ship I 'A Now that the 'eleveris'of the big col leges and universitlestUiave settled Dick 100 Annle Thdmpson Piederich Lady Chorister' 95: Third race 2 year old maid ens' ''58g Hlndred Dewey Con necticut Angle Gotdaga? King Edward lying Major Daniels Swamp lands 113: St Ah Sparklet Pedestal Em nia Lady Maga Early Eve Gay Girl Destitution Riddance Past Geneseo 169 i ourth race 3 year olds and up 1 t6 Eloini Tyrshena Royal Sterling 1M Sweet Tooth 101: Bowen 100: Astor 98: Alard95: Nitrate 93 ifth race 2 Mir olds' mile and 70 vards Bessie McCarthy 109 Whittier 108 rancesco 106 on soluealOSi 'Playlike Courtenay Batyah Melgtejslngerc 102 Arrahgowan Joymaurr Sunderlands Blue Ridge Tenagra Howard Hunter: Atheola 94 Sixth rare 3 year olds and up mile and 70 yards onsolee Mayor Gilroy 105 Ringleader ederalist Bounteous Templeton 100 Kimberley Glade Run Cresson Cherished Marotlien 974 I Know Kingstelle 34: Sur mise 92 Rlverioak 89 BACK ROM LAND GOLD AN ELECTIONEER HORSE HEADS 'O MINNING SIRES ONE HX HAS MADE A RICH STRIKE IN HIS YARD NO CHANGE IN THE IGHT 'M'ESTERNi George Campbell has returned to his home In Windsor from Dawson City where he 'has been prospecting In the gold fields since last June This is Mr second trip to the Klondike his first trip being by the overland route last time he went by boat from Vancouver and accom plished the journey in a cOmparative Jy short time He says that many improvements have taken place Dawson City since he was there the first time and it now has the appear ance of a modern civilized city Tie gives the Canadian "government credit for many of the' improvements as a number of government buildings have been erected tills ear which greatly td the appearance of the place 7QWsnnmow boasts of administra tion pijiioings scnoois a courtnouse posloffiee and residence Besides these buildings erected by the government the business men have built fine looking business blocks since The fire The buildings are princl pally wcoden although there are a lew made of brick is no let up to the amount of gold: which is being mined in toe Klondike country" said Air Camp bell am told that the reports of AtJev government officials will show thftt $53XX000 worth of gold has been mined in that country this year Of course this amount does not cover over half the real output The gov ernment officials do not report any gold under $5000 and there are many men who have had this amount and smaller sums tins year Besides many of the old miners conceal diggings in order to escape the ernment tax so that I think a servatlve estimate will nlace the output of the Klondike this year at fully 4 10000000 A Rich ne Ever claiiris appear to be just asrich as they were when I paid my first visit to the gold country Miners are finding new veins every day and when a rich find is reported there is a stam the floating population In and around Dawson City To give you an instance of the way in which gold is "found in that country I will tell you 'of a strike that was made just before I left for home On the opposite of the Yukon river from Dawson City a number of people have erected shan ties to'live' In but none of them ever dreamed of prospecting for gold in that 'neighborhood However one day a man had occasion to make an excava tion near his house and was surprised' to notice the indications of gold in thegravel He washed a pan of the dirt'and the result was so good that he 1m staked out his claim andwent to work Other settlers followed and the news of the strike soon "found its way to the city There was Ta stampede for the west bank of theriver and when I visited the place miners were taking from to $100 each per day from the dirt and as there is a long stretch of territory the quantity of gold which will be taken out there tins year will run up into iithe millions $8000 to the Ton my opinion there will ne miningoperations carried on in that country 9f or many years as there appears to bano limit to the gold found in the beds of the creeks Besides this there Is the Quartz mlningwhich is now being de veloped This is the kind of mining1 am interested in I am perfectlysatisfied with the result of my trip si have brought home some samples ofthe free milling ore which $8000 per ton The country is full of hills which no doubt hold millions of UUUtUC "U4 rtIJU LU18 W1H through time become the only mining tvitrrxtu vii iu inv vutiutry xast i uin 'met three' Urge crushers were takenlnto the country and next spring the quartz mining will commence In earn est are some people who 's have gold mines without digging for the precious metal They are the garden ers who went into the country and commenced the of the land in the valleys are now growing all kinds of vegetables which are just as good as those grown in Essex county are a splendid crop there this year the yield being about 300 bushels to the acre The nianttm done in the fore pa rtf of May and the 6 ma va a 6 a 3 1 vvi air utrtvcaivii in otpiemDer These gardeners have no trouble in disposing of their potatoes at $12 per bushel Cabbages bring $1 a head and turnips sell at $8 per bushel Celery beets beans carrots and other garden truck also bring good prices and the gardeners are growing rich Great Summer in Dawson i has been a great summer in Dawson When I left there on Oc tober 8 there had been no frost and the hills and gardens were full of all kinds of hardy flowers In bloom Many peo pie spent the summer there enjoying the healthy air and they have come out this fall In the best of health It is the land of the midnight sun Through June July and part of Au gust there is practically no night When I wanted to go to bed in the eve 'Yiing I would hang a blanket before my wlndqw to exclude the light It becomes about aa dark at midnight there as it Is here at our sundownnd It a common thing for peo AMONGHORSES 7 AND HORSEMEN Holy Reileemer Bainur Bishop oley was present at the opening of a bazaar at Holy Redeem er school hall last night The booths are very attractive and were well patronized by the large crowd kind such a pleasant cot upon which they were Ada Bishop Jennie Miller and Carrie Scott aged 14 16 and 17 years of age respectively were found 'near the Michigan Central depot andPatrol men Shaw Verpagel appreciating that they were strangers questioned the girls closely They all that they lived at Sault Ste Marie or very close to that city Jennie asserted that she had about $80 in the bank and that she drew out enough to pay the transportation to Detroit Carrie came here 'tsaid for her health and as forAda she simply accompanied the? other two girls Carrie however did not deny that she had been in communication with a certain bellboy employed at the YX ayne hotel and it is suspected that the principal reason for leaving homewas to visit her beau It'was learned that the trio arrived ori the train between 9 and 10 o'clock yester day morning and that they had rented a room In a flat on Woodbridge near irst street The officers' will try to get the rent money back and it with the $29 75 which they have will assist the runaway girls in getting back home again 1 They are tired of the romantic ele ment of their adventure and are very anxious to see the Soo once Capt Culver received two dispatches from the parents of the girls last night The first asked the police to locate three runaway girls with red Having received the telegram from Supt Downev that the girls had already been fo ind he'fe the fathers sent the following dis patch: i girls Will be down as soon as possible MILLER The girls insisted after they woke up in the afternoon that their mission in Detroit was to secure employment in a laundry down to the hard work comes just before the final games of the sea son it will be easier: to follow their The weeping put of aTarge number of candidates of mediocre abil ity will lessen the problems that have confronted the coaches and enable them to devote their entire attention to the few men who form he group from 'Which will corpe 'the player and the first substitutes At the this will enable the enaches to give undivided attention to the one or 'two men who will plav in Jhe positions for whlphthe coaches were faptpus in 'the past Thus it 5tilibe readily seen that from now on the standard Of play at These Colleges shbultl tmprbve1 rdfridlyr aults that were overlooked in the players in the early part of the sfeasoft owing to tin work demanded of the coaches will be quickly laid bare and measures taken to correct them Under'the circumstances it will be easier for the followers of th sport to gaugethe respective strength of the teams and already it is possible to es timate with some degree of accuracy the relative strength an'd style of play of these teams and the games that will fellow y' ReIdeft jWair tjnl Shaken Anq Anhor Mich: November 3 It at one time yesterday as if Michigan would have to put the first name of one ofits team on the hospital list Redden' was taken out of thh game by fears that one of Ins ribs was injured and Keene itzpatrick did nor want to take ahy chances A close examination however showed that he was not hurtat' Uli seriously 'and1 he Issfit to go into a scrimmage to morrow Stveeley Snow and Hernsteln who were stretched out "on the gridiron yesterday feel no' bad effects from 'the game and the Michigan team is still intact Royal Baking Powder has not its counterpart at ome or abroad Its qualities which make the bread more health ful and the cake of finer appearance and flavor are any soap will do But if you care at alTabout the thing which is to be washed you must think twice before you act Any soap dean linens and muslins blit Ivory Soap leaves than as white as snow Any soap wiil dean sheets and table cloths but Ivory Soap leaves no coarse strong odor Try it once I rr LOATS After a thorough rsjudy of be line ups of the Indians ip the Cornell and Harvard games there is ample food for' reflection over the rteYsuIt Satur day's game at Bennetf in which Michigan defeated th Redskins by a score of 22 to 0 A wail wicit up after the game boeause' Mic ii tan did not come up sto expectations And could scorabut 22 points on an apparently crippled the surface it would seem that a slump hadstruck the Wolverines when the big score against Buffalo is take i into consider ation When Warner came'to 4roit with his warriors boi I held a con sultation with himself and then sent out reports that the Indians were bad ly crippled jind he would have to fall back on the substituted 'This gave the Michigan enthusiasts: jnjueh en couragement and almost everv one predicted at Ann Arbor that the' store Canted Mm Wflkfntr All Her Ml Mr GbtHia Share Too Mrs Wilkins wanted a servant girl Mr Wilkins whose pursuits are liter ary wrot something like this: "Good for light housework reasonable wages apply No 411 ourty fourth and Inserted the: same in the morning paper' THat was at night The next mofning sit'615the Wilkins doorbelb rang Mrs Wilkins scantily arrayed answered the and large woman with spec tacles is the said woman You cani search me? Wjlklns as sured her girl pur sued the visitor said "do you want a "Me!" exclajmea'the' woman I guess And she flounced angrily down the steps vAt 7 Mrs Wilklns' rose and going to the inserted her hands in pancake dough' 'said' the bell Wilkins went the dobrl you the people who advertised about a asked smartly dressed young matron who had pressed thu button said Mrs' Wilkins "come arourid io theback The woman looked surprised but presently looking into the kitch en i she began "how many af ternoons ouf rdo you want what are your habits and Vwhat do you know about A It was Mrs turn to be sur prised 7 1 "lx know enough aboutftfooking guess madam" she said tarfly "arid I do not think the afternoons I want out are any of vour business What refer ences have you got and supposing you tell something about snapped the woman "fora servant if you the nerviest the most self sufficient thing I ever here replied Mrs Wilkins ape you calling a ser "Wei! I suppose you object to the name but I want you to understand that girls in my employ are servants I want no ladles In my "Well for goodness' sake whoever wanted to be In your old The woman outside looked puzzled you advertise that you want ed a she asked zl advertised that I wanted a girl" The pulled a copy of the pa per from her handbag and at the column Then it was thatMrs Wilkins saw that her adver tisement had been placed in tha "situa tions column She say much just then but when after an swering 36 calls 'at the doorbell and confronting 36 men and women who looked her over with the air of an em ployer "she locked the front door and sped away to the house of a neighbor with the baby in tov she observed in a strenuous undertone: I could gt Tom to swear for me just a Port land Oregonian no truth: TN STATEMENT Lakeside Programme Chicago Noveriiber 3 To Lake sideentries irst race eleven sixteenth's Zftfcite? 115Crescent City 106 enper 113 Zlbla urycar ICO Inspector Shea HO randola 105 Ashbrook 99 The Rabbit Ill 1 Stewardess 93" Lawrence lu Second race eleven sixteenth's Bummer Kentucky 107: Emma Edna 'Alzura Mango Little Jack Lernep Iff vou Dare 104: The Pride 11 iLadw Idris Hattie June 99 Tom Kingriey Sea Queen 109 Third racemile Lseillng Lydian Crosby ree Pass 103 Lord Roberta 1OT Miss Conrad IOi rank Ireland Evelyn Byrd 98 Red Ap ple Jim Winii 102 Donater 107 Nyx 89: rank 195: ox 112 ourth race mlle and a sixteenth Valdez 100 Santa Teresa 71 Omdurman 105 Pav The id dler1: 104: Searcher 102 Miracle II 74: The Boer 97 ifth race mile and a' hundred yards sellius Banneret 94 Sam Las arus Esq antasy Eva Rice 98 Star Cetton' 'Mvth 96 Baird 104: Chauncer isher Kentcckv Balie 109 Miss Liza Helen Paxton 91 Linden Ella 1M Charley Moore lOii: El Ghor Pacemaker 103 Lord Howard 99 Sixth race mile 'selling Zacstosa Toe Gammag Automaton 153 armer Bennett Cora Havill II Hanan 98 Jfaek Phelps Minnie Cobb tick 92 Mary jMooi 94: Golden" Link 110 Rosa Diahil02 Chisel 106 Watitli J0(U o' Rnnnqrs at Latonia Cincinnati 3 Entries: irst race 6 furlongs selling Reefer John jPttpnP Blrgh Tree McManus Socapa Water Plant Margaret Ellen 96 The'Orlole Oscar' '99 Assassin 101 Meggs lf'2 Dr 9 Ayres 104 Second race 514 Myrtle Dell Throstle Goody Good Scortlc Pirate Girl The Boston Shady Land Lady Brockway Mamie Eng lish 100 Lathrop Mollie 105: Jean: Raphael 110 Third trace hurdle handicap 1 Hi alella 1 Manhelms 125 Prince 1 Zeno 127cMls Soak 130 Little John 135 1 Jim Blackburn J40 Sauber 145 Eleanor 1 Holmes 150 ourth race selling mile and I am eighth Nelse Morris Deloraine Vlr I glnia 96 Easter Lilly Princess Auro ra ClipsettaKing Elkwood Barbee 97 Gharles Shane' 100 Pretty Rosie 101 Dr annie 104: Woodtrlce 107 ifth race 6 Hairy Brennan Hoe All About I King Patlus Culanite 99 rank Jones Asa res Boaster Barle Due Rullcn Cir cus 102 Archie 110 Sixth race 6 fur I NEWS TRIBUNE STORY PUNCTURED longs selling Arachne Sim Jena I Sister Kats II96 Myrtle Van Sad Sam BY MeNAMARA 99: lop Irish Jewel 110 Bill Massie A Velma Clark Oconee 102 Horseshoe To I I DETROIT BASEBALL CLUB 'REMAINS 'AS IT WAS The principal topic among horsemen last wecic a ho' wonderful 'iterfprmancesr' of Littlo BoS: and prince Alert Memphis Oiv the opening day or the meeting IJttlo Boy started the lecord breaking bv re ducing theworld wagon' record to 30l4 On the last: da meeting Little Bo again his own record' are two of tile most sensational per formances ever accomplished by any horse In 'one week and it is too 'bad that game little pacer was not sent after Star Pointer's record of to a sulky as most horsemen think he would have' sure ly set a 'new mark for pacers hail he been given a ttiaL Iittle Bov was drivent In both his record miles" by his owner 'C billings: of Chicago Bumps heldythe wagon record at 2:0314 up to the lime Little Boy reduced it to 2:02 at the Empire City track' Bumps' made bis rec vti in 18l)l the honor having previously been hela Joe Patchen who paced a mile to wagon in in 2:04 and the year before the record was 2:08 the keep ing wagon record by a ti utteragainst time is still held by Tho Abbot 2054 Prince: mile in 2:0084 also on the' last day of the Memphis meeting 8was: the fastest ever paced In a race wherein above Hvo Also tlm for a hoppled pacer a new record for geldings at either gait and the: fastest iinlexislncp 1808 when Star went his record mile' Prince Alert has of late that' he holds his one time victor 2:01 safe over the mile' tracks as well 'as one hull mile rings and is together with the Billings crack Little Boy "to day re garded by experts as quite apt" to with favorable wintering and a return to nigh class form during 1902 lower or at least equal the 1:591 that only Star Pointer has een able to establish Alert was trained early In the season by that? master hand Mart Demar est who unfortunately broks a leg in two places by mians of a mare tripping in a race over at Boston XV hat Curry did cmarest deserves mere than mere patm ing credit for having paveddlie way Inas much as lie overcame the Alert horsej's unpleasant wavs to a marked degree In other seasons he was wont to race with 1 is nose around against the shaft tip pulled the traditional ton whilst scor ing would not score save at a breakneck clip and so exhausted shis reserve forces too early to last out a mile way to the wire Now it is all far dlfTarent TTa ran be rated' away at his option car nes nis nean straight ana comes to tno greatly overestimated by all of the wre almost as strongly as did Star pointer Paper" according to the returns from ffie greatest cf them all have been printed rrini tween 8000 and 10000 The llst of winning sires of the season 11 headed by Said Treasurer Robinson: actual an horse while the next three ofrnoney taken In at the gate was I highest come through three entirely dlfter wzoo and this Included the extra for I ent branches of be Hambletonian family her 1 pay ps Carlisle I The list is aS follows: paying all I net receipts for the game are Chimes rtre of winners about $2200 This slightly in excess of I Onward sire of winners the profit of the Iowa gajne last year I Robert McGregor sire of 2 winners 4 Dexter Princeislre of 1 winner I Jay Hawker sire of 2 'vinneira Mraaleyn Collarbone Dialocat'i? Audubon sire of 1 winner Bradley' the Indian who was the only of winner man that was severely injured in the big I Mambrino ing site of football game between Michigan arid Carl I Simmona sire winners isle Saturday wiirbeunable to leave i Patehen sire of 2 winners Harper hospital for two or three daysi 1 McKinney sire of 5 winners One or his collarbones is dislocated I Knglewood she of Kwinner I ILLJ1 Blt OL jlirltjr Clay dsire of 2 winners Koadmaster sire rofT Knight sire of 1 winner I sllncv Dillon site Of 1 winner Scnretl Over a Point to the Minute Tom Pugh slre of 1 winner Michi 1 Bingen of? 2 Winners Aiireo ij sire or a winners1 Electric Bell siro of 1 winner Tennessee Wilkes sire of 4 winners Tlaroh Wilkes sire of 3 winners I Velpeau sire of 1: winner Plavine I Hen Lomond Jr' Winner 'time I Pilot Midlum siro of 3 winners 49 minutes I Anderson Wilkes sire of 4 Winners Expedition of 3 winners Edgemark sire1 'of i wlnn sr Symboleer 'sire of 1 "winner Onwardo sire of 1 winner Allerton sire of 4 winners1 Don Plzzaro sire of 1 winner Crown Prince sire of winner Milroi sire of 1 winner Agricola of Boreal siro 1 of 1 Enright sire of 1 winner Brown HaL'sire of 3 wimiers Happy Riley sireiot 1 winner Grand Marshall sire of 1 winner VlVna elra cn VI a VailMbursI Constantine i sire of 2 winners Entries' at San rancisco November 3 To OaVlAnd AnfriAB V'frst faaa MmHo night Chimes 110 Impromptu 108 King ANGUS NOT TROLLING INTEREST I 'ollie Wletboff McNamara Canejo ine I Shot Lief 1C2 Ccusln Carrie I Darlene 99 Second race futurity course I r' sir There is absolutely no St Phlllppina Eva Rubino Baldo 105 i Bourbon King Dawson Tufts Quadra 103 I truth in the statement in Sunday Third race mile and 100 ree Lance News Tribune that AhSUS holds 113 KEseence Mike Strauss 107 Einstein The Binger 104 Gatanthus John the controlling in' the "DetroitMcGurk Bonnie1 Llasak'10i: Justus Goe I baseball said Attorney James bel 98 ourth race Greenock' 110 Goldone Hard Knot 108 Bedeck My3jp McNamara to a ree Press represent sy alive last it true ill El Rio 109 Anthracite 103 Bahgor Lavator Suneiio 99 Autolight 97 that 1 paid $136a)to the Peninsular Savings Bank for the that it held 113 Hungarian 110 Censor 168 Coming Event Duckoy lamaro 107 Clarando as collateral for rtne loan made rito Nona Howard IM Catherine Bravo Burns Stallings last sea son and used the name of Angus 'T: Card at Louisville 1 as purchaser nevertheless MrAngus Louisville November Douglas Park en has nothing to do with the club' The tiles for to morrow: irst race five and minority stockholders approved of 'the' one half furiongs Young Henry Rggnarok ican and as secretary' of the club I Blcndle Miss Aubry 99 took Stepa fo intents of Tremar Miss Guido Prlirta I 103 Robert Jr: iu5 Second race five eighths I stockholders Nora Dj 97 ugurths Lillian Moi Edna I bank wafited the money arid to prevent any outside parties seeuririg Hope 97 Third race seven eighths the Stock I to MT'Angus that Alclia 106 Alvin 119 Ipuendo Solome 7 Allis Mardamus Metoxen Cherry Head I advance the moneyto meet theobli Mr Brookwood Cantadas 107 ourth race! gatlon and thus protect Mr In I terests as well as those of the other lOrTtu i nuT juj luenare lxujs Wacher I 4 HO: Harrison 106 ifth race eeven 1 ftobold 1 havex the note Staff Gibson Girl Biger in my' possession and no change will 1C2 Dynasty! Weins 104 Quaver Omeiia' result in the affairs of the a W7: Halotrp' HO: Little Rita 109 sixth I James Burns president of the De rate seven el fhth rank Pearce trbit ball club was very a much su'r I prised to know that the business deal allon Lady 109: Battus 108: Revoke 117 Honey wood 109 Little Chico en ad le publlcH said If 102 anyone should know of a change in I the Detroit ball club I think I should ROMJTHE TRACK AND STABLE terest nor is he in any dead with the club He helped us out bt a The trotter Rand is reported to difficulty and the matter rests there aeaa That is all I have to AlIVul neY? nIi the Lexington George Stallings refuseebto be inter netting finisneti outside the money viewed and to Mr' McNa i Sing io 'lias won eleven races ikif 0 AS VTS 4111 ulhvnn I lino lUSllig but one heat and: that the result of sin accident IM theiacer for which the Hamlinss aid Goers 819 009 mile at Memr his last week In list half In D02 That' fast Tecmg 'mare Belie owned In: Wheeling Va slip: ped und broke her hip in a race recently haouina noi'ng iri? i ill 'Black Heart Ninnescah a son of Bon 1" ALMOST CHAZEDBV 'AT Boy has taken a trotting record? of "1 ak 't 'J She is 'also credited a nacin TACK O4 NEVRALGIA record of 2:1244 taken prior to thia season ''On a tmlf milotrack exhibition pacing i Edlth 307 On a half mile track Jii a race pacing vMazette 2:07 which 1 BULLET STRUCK HIM IN THE the record for mares on a two lap track If a horse 'Is inclined to'stock up in a RIGHT TEMPLE tie stall he should have the freedom of al i box stall Try it The high spirited nerv i bmer a Hh 30 Year Ofd and rom Ixrd Derba Shadow Chimes I 1 Philadelphia 2:06 34 arrived at Village arm last week I in splendid condition and clean and 4 Thi are both consigned to asig TIpton sale ln Ncvenber Ed Johnson an acrobat shot himself I in the right temple about terrlns? die bones or George Wilkes the I famous sir? and if successful they will be 1 yesterday mornings out the zz caliber mounted and placed In the museum of tbs 1 bullet plowed'under the skin toyed Kentucky State College at Lexington I It wa in1892 that the first pacer Mascot and issuing entered the list To day there are from its hiding struck the wall and dropped on the floor of a rqom in have records nf just 202 so that the 2:02 the rear part of a saloon at the corner list has already seven within it I of Woodward' and Elizabeth I street I Johnson was hurried to Emergency It is safetb say that Wie spectacle hospltal and Dr Vincent attend th! ed Janson explained that he main in silk hats and frock coats of had been suffering from neuralgia in Bond street make will not be Witness I the head jand declared that the pin ed off SandyHook during present almost crazed him Johnson diet not cup raees America' Nor is itMlkelythat such' a sight for the act will ever' be seen again unless our de Johnson hails from Philadelphia ac scendants return to the fashions of oratory and isJJO thplr zrppi inan8fnfhers a jears oia When the great trophy of the yacht ing world first to the United States however yachtsmen in silk hats were too common to excite' specu lation or wonder A silk hat and a frock coat constituted the orthodox yatchting costume in fact There are old pictures extant which prove the ex istence of thd custom which no doubt arose from a projouna aesieto differ The two' local 'Rwi entlate between working yachtsmen making Preparations and those who sailed the troubled sea takespffi for mere amusement Just as the at Yrbelter ball November ir Pace gentleman 'cricketer In bygone times 2 donned a silk hat for cricket matches I The ladies of the German at and elsewhere so the I association will enjoy a pedro party yachtsmen of the day disport I Wednesday afternoon' The organiza fiimself in the Solent "Men still exist tlon1wiV ar dancing party No who defy convention on the Thames I velriber sculling down the river in silk hats Next Monday cvenlnsr The London Mail I birthday will be with a concert and ball by the Constatter CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO CANADA: I Maennerchoret Turner hall on Sher On account of the birthday on man streeU November 9s1901 the Grand Trunk I Railway system will sell tickets from Mrs Barrel Eir" 'for' Ticket ba7c1' all trains going November and arid whIv9 sVe: nt1 over the Canadian for night train onjhe 7th (No 4) Good I Ntesara: ails was at the American to raturn leaving des tlnatlon on or be Express office yesterday en route "to fore November 111901 or Informa Bay City her home 'The staves are tion gtc ttpptriCity Ticket No I very thick and sfa nnw coruzvi I24 and cf theynames oPpeople" to Bruh 5 I diSRnguish themselves 7 7'" SICKHEADACHE Positively ewred by tber Little Thy alo relieve Distress from Dy pSpsla Inti tier and Too Hearty ing A perfect rein 1dy for Nausea Drowslnes Bad Taste in the Mouth Coates Tongue ain In Bide TORPID LTV regulate the Bowels Purely Vegetable Small PHI Small Dm "Small Pries Arbor Mich' November 3 high average of points made in foot ball thia season was out flnwn but It Htlll stands: as being bvef point I Scarlet Wilkes sire of 1 winner to thfalfl foUowlng is the 1US a vxua tilt LO uaie A Scored Opponents' against Albion Uaso 40 Indiana V33 1 45 Northwestern 29 50 Buffalo 128 c1 f0 Carlisle I' 22 tsX? 55 This makes an average iof 1 1 7 points' to the mjnute and the total of 319 points is the largest rolled upby any team in the coun try this fall'" 4 Record' Broken 1 New York? November At the Vailsburg It Cyescpus Is retired atthe endof this Wack to day Albert Chatrrp'Ion on a motor I ir owner Mr Ketcham says he icycle ibroke all' records from two ten I successor will be found in ndles £ndZame Close own rotord tot Ttts' Sieved0 I one did five rnijes in Ing the Kentucky uturity winner 'All 622 35 wand ten miles 1 considered this Is the trot professional match race'4 between liter wunirDi "junks CrVilsqn' and loyd Krebs Waa In half mile I Alix can equal his reconl of winning five heats best two In' Wilson did I thre? vears witbout losing a heat I His half in 1:04 and last quarter In 39a not appear to be himself and the I seconds in the Kentucky uturity is a Newaik marvxwon in straight heats I faster flight of speed than any three heats were loafing matches up to the final I evei shown sprint to tbe tape Summaries: I C' £2 'A Professional match race best two In three I AndyM elch has in view the 'introduction half milfr lovd Krebs of Newark I Pf a n5w system of betting on I harness and Wilson of Pittsburg first heat I and he proposes Introducing It next won by Krebs time 2:59 Second heat I V'51 and race won by Krebs time 3:11 I that this new system will Ten miles exhibition on motorcycle by Jobbery so often Albert Champion times by miles: 1 :15 I Jn with the pres 2:81 1 5 3:7 3 5 5:95 2 5 6:2 3 5 7 39 1 5 I system of heat betting In expjanatlon 8:56 1 5 10:13 1 5: 11:39 1 5: 12:47 i ine haS'stelT Mr 'vh 6 I I will have a large board with a sufii number of squares to accommodate I £ne names or al! the horses starting in te race Under the pome of each horse will vy 1 a i 4 1144I114IK 111 Tournament at Battle Creek This hoard will Ret high up in the Battle Creek Mich November Ar Mug and pn the platform beneath rangementa are being completed for the 11171" golf tournament here the contest for bf the horse on which every ticket is soli the elegant trophy cup presented by ped thhrwlndolllda Post and brought by him from Europe the fashion of the old Pari mutuals As Grand Rapids Kalamazoo Jackson Char I Roon as the gong rings announcing the start lotte Ypsilanti Muskegon and 'tl "bov will fovT Ann Arbor have been invited The play ilh' th? uijl be purely team work Layton I hwn don nn th 2 as Robert Boughton Dr Boho' ami I Dr ur of the cl'delCh Wl" rpresent he iBattle or InstanceOnward Silver Dollv creek ciuo Well Dollv Dillon Susie 1 csi start in a race: live Well say hen the gong rings the board shows tjie number of tickets sold as follows: onward Stlver 5 Dolly 1 Bidwell 60: Susie Swedish Mines Which Have Been Chain Shot Worked for 400 i Eighty eight tickets sold at $5Seach "total or centuries the Dannemora iron that Onward Silver wins ore mines in Sweden have been to the him Th jackpot To th" Iron maker what Mecca is to the Mo holders of the five tickets less 5 per cent hammedaqr 'says Magazine fh for October is there that the pur I ticket less 5 per S4 That leaves each est iron ore commercially known to investment of kf5Un Chain man exists The operating company I Shot should there was no ticket sold is a close and the ore is I on Well the second horse would fig sold tono one outside of it that Is I ure 1 the betting as the inner Say the the owners? all possess iron or steel I Do1ny BidwelL There producing plants end obt in from I holder of a ticket iff1 Thev limffth par ri wln thedodds any they limit the production to 50000 tons fellow was of a miad to fratrie uo a job ta per annum and place it at ai price I would have to flx every horse In the race which fllight seem prohibitory ibut I andthat ccmes pretty near being an im from Its quality they can afford to SO I Possibility Under this system the true charge I more nearly received ttban in 'The ore which from eri id the book8 which must tirely underground operation Is mag Therelativl number 'wm netite with an average of 50 per cent I cpnstitnte the odds and as the public will metalU: from 00025 to make the odds they will be more equitable OOtb per centj phosphorus It requires than any bookmaker could or would make Vdry little flux in thev blast furnace and instead oft the proceeds of the losing as the gangue is principally limestone tickets going to the bookmaker they would and the phosphorus' Is of that minute t(Vthe backers of the winner Mess the quantity which generally leads one to I dcubt the repeated results certainly looks plausible The mine has been operated for at I least 400 years 'At first it was owned Bansrimla at Aqncduct by private parties but later reverted I New York November Aqueduct en tO the government In 1863 it was I tries for 'to morrow: irst race Woodmere again taken by individuals I hand lean 7 1 fnrlnnawRnk kr 1M been successfulv worked ever since runongs Belle of xroy 126 to 1829 the ord was disrupted bV innan 124 Louisville 122 Unmasked fire In that year the use of 9adduceef418 Eotente' 117 gunpowder was introduced As the I Paul Clifford 116 Tho Amazon Jbatson present working depth is 846 feet vis 1V: Roxane ill May VV 112 Oom aul iting the works seems like penetrating I cDhuuM LlOy of the V'alky then bowels of the earth I jury Warth Lady Sterling 87 Barouche 95 Wunna 92 Bat ah 87 race 3 year olds and up' mile and Medicine of the right kind taken at right I 7u yardaoBlg GunjtlU fiercer' Disturber time try Carter Little Lit er Pills 1 atalist Trebcr 105 Astor 102 Black 1 3 7 3S b23 Vt I 5c I InQ I Jr' mBJ' Stf rwi jy ff fcL vk tYUl I CARTER'S jgf 4 A 4 TitiAV Left end Beaver Beaver Bradley Beaver Coleman Left tackle Wheelock Williamsr ejt tacKiewniiams Wheelock Dubo Lul)o Left guard Rowan i Center ChesawCliesaw Chesaw 1 Right guard Dillon Dillon White White Right tackle Lubo Lubo i Hight Hare Hare Hare tIIafe 7 Qlartr' JohAson haf" Right' halfYarlot Xarl '7 Saul Damar nIlback Williama jf i'i'.