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FORBES SUSTAIN TITLE
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DKTROIT. Til rT AnflT TokeH rcxm
pioa baBl am-weight pnglist of England.
beat tonight by Harry rertes. the
champion bentsia-wsjight of the world
Te aey that., Forbes was given th' flecl
aioii at tb end erf tee rsrands comes far
from telling, the rs asurr of his rWory.
Is wee lb. tight train fs-t is finish, had
the better or every rour with -4b- pca
alble excepting at tbe eev h. and proved
himself tbe superler tu wything. with
the exocptloa aC courage and in tail be
waa equal to Token.
The latter waa miim.Ii!dc of a disap
pointment. He showed himself a strong, '
fugged younster with a world el power b!- I
kind his blow and proved himself game i
te the core. He took hes vy panifchmcnl j
end came beck every time la every round !
willing aad mw te Cgbt.
la ekiU he ii outclassed by Forbes, who
bit where and w boa be pleased and a
many times aa TokeU would' fake without
terming ta a clinch or breaking ground.
Be fought always on tbe rnggresKree, and
trota the moon d round ta tbe end there
wee sever a doubt of Jhr result,
Tokell was KimfAit catl down by his
dVefeat, bui. took tt . phiioaVrphically. "I
we 1a gwsd shape. 'he aaid, "and did tie
bewt 1 cenM. That a all 1 conl do.
Forbes a f t-pr the fight derlared that be
titrrcfTtt be eec.10. bar etiat,d tbe fight be
fore tbe truth round bad be tried to do bo
Tt was toa Important a fight for me ta
take chance. be said, "bo I 7 ought eere
fnlly. 1 think newThst ft I had cot loose
I might have woa out earlier."
"Tbe anea fought at Hi pounds' at 2
'clark. both betas wra tbe limit.
rukt Vr
I te the rbiek. Tokell wr-stled FoTtw
' to ihe mat and was hissed and warTed a
! i"-'"n4 time. The Trtrj, r!ltbl in tb
, cnn"' 'hf rii a the mur.d rl-A
hnund t" F rrt-e put hlr t-ft taie tn
Tot-l bed Tt.k-ll put a iff. tr
t nlTi. F nrbf- rfWTie-:Tir cti to Til Trkl!
put a liara rfM eti F"r ehuiO"r f
, a etlT jnit nti thr mouth. Fnrn'e
pjt a tlrit in the ear end a ft t: Tnk:'
tMd eve. F"rrtr tintierrut Trk-;! lvr
li;h hie trft, a.nit.ei urttne him (T hi.
J't TokW! aut a hard (eTt to the rtomat-h
(and FnrtM came berk elth a atlfl ten
: ;nv am the eve. Ti.fcell f-n ahnrt with
i a l-ft talne and ft a left on ee end a I
iriet t oti the Jew. Fortune etasrered 7oke!i I
ervi-ra,) (et wtth a rirht 'n the 1w ard 1
l'tt ten left. o Jbe mouth Forn-e put '
a ncni nmk cb-.-Im ear. Fnrtw. jiut a I
MTt nook to thn-"yw and B-tnirsered 'iokell
ai:h a be-y r!fl:t n iaw. Forbt-e put
a t't te tbe moiih. Tcktsa o ma dioe c ;
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i TRADE IS NOT SO BRISK
fici E 71 EasiTf! Eetsrni Sew Abcct
Lqnd Last Teir't.
DEKD TOR WOOLEfcS FAIL CFF TRIFLE
SLAUGHTERS PINS IN TOURNEY
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fVTOAXAPOLXS. Feb r-Tbe NatlotiaJ
BcwUiic Conareaa and Toumamem rame to
a t-kriee a few aninuune before midnight itn
r"liBielj- after tle prise winner in the in
dividual rontewte had been awarded. K. A.
Jnnr tif Milwaukee carried ft! the honors
wuh hie efre nf BK1 for three ttame.
Tomorrow Lee QraST of the Indianapolia
Ttambiers and Ferr Hllif ot rulurohun, o..
w.ll roll seven ajames for ll Wi. An all-ln-cianaiwlis
teaas will howl the Wnpleva of
t hivaan. FVed Strong and Fred Oincb of
4'hiraa-o wll! rtmteeit for iMK Clinch leat
tireen ef ChKo lodav for S2W.
Followit.a; are the rtret nineteen prise
winners ti the InurvMual cemtest. hl' h
ended tonight. Ilfty irises were distrib
uted: Bcore. Amt.
t 3ot,e. Milwaukee C Ti
X. Chahnera. Chi'-arn
i. Kettenarker, Neport. Ky w" J
4. Pte.ln, t'l.ir-aso B4 t
a Toeer. hufialo K ET
V . Tbnmpeon. Chlcajro i.;
1. Kaad. Chlraro .CS aJ
I farihlnm. MinneapoUa ....6Ib b
s. F. MueUer. lndiauaioUB CIS 47
1. Ptrotic. Chtoaajo - SU 4j
U. Brill. Cbicaao fll 4J
IZ. Collins. Columbus am 4'
1. Inrsofu Chicago ar
14. Coffin, Infiiiiiiapolis W ST
lfi. Neaeier. Chlca-o "
Ifi. Erdernwrn. Jndianspolts C'C Si
17. fiteta-eimever. Cle-elaiid ma JK
Sk Klusenbera. Crrtraaro !
in. HryBon, Indianapolis C 22
Following are tbe scores.
e
Rotmd J Forbes led. brt rear-Mnr
cist li-btly. Forbee put left to cheek
ax a in. Token put etraipht left on ahnul
er. Fnre put eeft te fane; Forbes m tawed
rtarbt avnif. Tokell landed bard riebl nn
cheek, BtaKirering Forle. Forbes jut left
to neck, receivitis: bard ri:hl te Jaw. Forbes
put left te Jaw. recelvu rirlit counter
on rilia. Fur-bee put left and rirht to bead,
arettinar t we riarhlf in stomach. Forbes
rut left to neck. Cut.! coumertna- low.
FoTbes part rlrbt t Un.', tiBen rushed.
return." Forbes pot Jusrrt ; ft am ear. fnU
lowlns; with left on sinea. .. Forbes put
left te Jaw. r-cetvina vkctni.d rirht in rlbe.
Tokeii showed blmaalf eievct and a alrff
puncher.
Round S Forbes put on neck Tokell
blocked left for fBre ana landed left on
Jaw. Forbes put left ts Jaw and clinched.
Forbes put lifrM left on (beet, rcwetvina;
bard cnanter on rib. Forties put'sniff left
cm nose. brtneMtur binod from Tokeel a eve
artth rujcht book. Forties put Jcft uid rirht
4, kawrd face. In a hot nonminue Forbes
put three lefts to Jaw and Token one to
ribs. Tokell uppercut Forbes on chin
vkJouelT. Tokell mieeed rtcrht swlruj and
rtrnt counters n eeeponee to errsJfrbt lef ta.
Tokell swtm wildly wtth left, seoelvlns;
lla-ht W'ft In face, Forbes upppertmt on
cneet, driving Tokell into a clinch Tokell
went bis -comer bioedlng badly- from
left eve ant cheekbone- 1 e "
Round 1 For bee put loft ta cheat.
.nUowhujr It arirh amotber and two lefts to
Ttpokeire bad chnHL. Forties put left ts
1 okeil a dieeik ana uppert-ut left aa chest.
Forties put rla-ht to Tokeil's baa beek.
TokwU put left to Jaw. UrnXUxm abort wtth
rta-ht swing and receiving hajw r"ght smd
aetl In face. Forbes cautt Tokell with
toe straight left oa tiiw cheek and
clucked away. Forbes put eft to Jaw,
fcetung a hard right on ribs. Tokell jut
left jd riaht to ribs Ftnlwia causht
Tokah wtth a. hard - rlrbt rwlnlt'tm he-l
Jaw. Tokell staraerert Forbes with a right
swing on the . S v TolLeil bleeding bad y.
His left cj-e was ciolng as tie reached bis
corner.
Round a Forbes pvt Wt ta chest and
then tiier sparred, forties put a vicious
oft ts tbe Jaw, f oilowli.g it with atraiartit
left -on Tokell a bad rye Tokell caught
Forbes on the back of tbe head aa he
oaane In. Forbes put left to Tokeil's split
heck and reoerved a hard Ticrbt ta lbs
rtomar-h. Tokell landed a left chop on
Forbes' cbeek and received a hard right
on tbe faoa Tokell uipcrcut rprhes on
tbe cneet and put, a rirht to rfba. Forbes
put a left to chE. Tf'krll upfiercuta a-ith
nalt on tba caeu F4rbes put left and
riant on Jaw. recsVvlng right on ribs and
a lisht rigrht on tbe Jaw.
Round h Forbes put lejft to chest, getting
a left on tbe asouth. ' Tokell reoelved
straight lefta twice hi ha damaged eve and
bard lefts on the cheek t ice. Forbes
staggered Tokell wlrh a hard one oa the
Jew. Forbes upfiercut 'Jkell n the
stomach and caught bin with a left a
moment later. Forbes caught Tokell again
in the mouth wtthour - a return. Forbes
landed a straight left on Token's Jaw.
F orbKS blocked an uppercut and clincbrd.
Toarti put a hard nctat on tbe ribs and
clinched. near'S falllnw doara. He saved
blnisrlf cleverly aa the bell rang.
hound a Forbes put f ae the neck.
Vukt ll fell aiiort with his -srft. Forbes re
reived a strairht left oa the Jaw and left
Wok on 1 he chest. Tokell uppercut Forbes
n tbe ribs. Token upperrui -on the heart
.:id put his W'i ts ear. Forbes landed a
bard left on Token's mouib and caught
tilm srttl! a rtgnt awing cm trie oaca 01 me
bead. Tokeli weart to bis knees, Tokell
put -S bard right to Forties' Jaw. Forbes
put a stiff left v Tokeil's bad cheek, bring
ing blood in a erreeiau Forbes put left on
tbe tace BJid TnkcU wrestled Forties to
bw knees, i rarbes put left to the Jaw and
cli orbed.
fcound 7 Forbes put left te cheek and
light left to cbeet. Tokell ruabed. but was
b.m.ked aud tbjev cllucbed- -Forbes put
Vft on TokeH's left eye and rushed him to
Ike ropes, landing bail a tlosen times with
ut r turn. Forbes caught Tokell on the
tied rve with a at-ft ajud Tokell c-Iluched.
TA.ell' duiked a ritht awing and wu
caught wltb a Wt uppercut twloe. Tokell
caught Forbes wlib a right eslng on the
rise aud a left on chest. Tokell caught
Forbes low on the right side. Tokell put a
feebte ri ft chop a Forbe' mouth and twa
bard right to the stomach, following with
a left Tokell put a left to enoulder and
a right to stomach. Forbe put his left
light)? on Tofctfl s nose sud ducked- To
kell s eye was (nearly cluaed at tbe end of
tbe round, . .
Hound Tokell swung- left to the
4. but was blocked Forbes put a left
oa tbe seek and followed with a W-rt
Tokell s bad eve. Forbes pat a rig
let.
Header, Cleveland . .114
RiBwuon, hicego 1M
CUncn. Chicagu 14
tenaemann. Chicago IKS
i'etera. Feoria . . l"
Jel'iaan, St. Lul ........ JC
Kolle. Chicago ... 1H6
e'levers, Chicago
Vi.hcr, Chicago 174
Wtn.dbury. Chicago ....... ...la
Holla. Chicago 224
idcNamara. Cleveland .......1SS
iN-lanev. Pt lxiula ....13C
VVeitaell. Mheellng ...If
'Weianer. PuRalo . . 172
AlbrechU Toledo
Fainter. Milwaukee ...ISi
Vteed. Columbus 17i
f.lawson, Chiosgo ..........liS
Hswlcy. Chicago 1
Kenna. Chicago ,.14
Ketteiiacher, -port, Ky.JitS
y oti nana. Columbus
ijochor. Toleae ..341
ueller. Chicago ............ .ITS
Best. Milwaukee JiS
tKaufmann. Akron 1H2
I luffe.mver. Kansaa Cltr lnfi
doelier, Minneapolis i'M
Fotterburg. Chicago .......14
O'Conner. Erie, Fa......ir?7
Chalmers, Chicago ....... .2
Siurkhardt, Chicago .......J7i
Terrell. Clerelacid b
fstretcb, Chicago m
Irake. ft. loula .....1K1
Burs. Kansas City IKS
Uriesshaber, Chicago .......Jia6
tkimetottk, Indianapolis . ....
'vi'elier, Ciucage . Xi3
Veller, Iieuisvllle ....... jaw
Hnnkmyer, Indianapolis .J.t
Johnson. Columbus . ...Jfi7
14011. T-oledo ,.....17D
Lau. Cbicagw ,
Nelson. Ciut-age 11
iiooney, Chioage , lag
Bernhaus, Chicagn 1X7
Bechtel, Kansas City V,l
Viartmam, -Chicago ...IKJ
praast, ttC OMiis . . ITi.
lieiia, Dubuque - -2
Cariaon. Chicago . )1
"Hull, ehtcag. 34
Mennlngor, lietrwrt . 5"
Stelgelmcyer, Cleveland ..1W
Janeon. Belletrilie .... ...... ..1M
Xrn-igenberg. Chlcage 181
Andrich, Xietmlt ..ISi)
Gilbert. lea Mnmea -- 1177
Cbisholm. ChlcjMrs .. 178
Oineas, Mtsneaiolis H
e7c.hmidtka Ltetroit . .. 1
E.'wert. Heilevllle 1M
Hrofran. Toledo . -...11
ordwu, Chicago .e
Paadeloup. Chicago . . )ta
Ferrlgo. Mllwjiujtee 172
Poiiiielbaum. eJt. louis . bit
Jftaeger. St. lxiuis li
F. tiaut. Chicago lsu
G. Adams. Syracuse ..17n
C L Anhan. Chu ago 1K2
"U. W. Cooper. Indianapolis. .IK
Ti. Everta. Milwaukee 174
T. tValler. Chicago li4
B. Freese, AKron, O 176
j . Toung Iietrolt Ifi
Oeorge Tbeel Iietrolt 114
VL A. Klene, Chicaga J"i
O. C. Williams. Louisville ...ll
W. V. Tbomjieon. Chicago.. J(4
VL "Wolfe, iiellevtlle 1S7
(1. Leonard. Chicago 2'H
T.Buddemhaum India najiolla.lKl
M YT. Alien, Chicago JS
Charles KUng ZiJ
F. H. Brill. Chicago r
F. T. 'W'oodbuiT. Chicago ...113
MrP.evnoid, Cleveland ....H
A. Ii. Jones. Milwaukee 12
Iielong. Milwaukee 1W
Kaad. Chicago 2
Johaneen. 1'ubuqus 1"
Hurns. Milwaukee . laa
Klohter. Louisville Ifc4
Totier. BuffElo ........T17
Kenna. Chicago . 1"4
Menninger. L trait ... a
Kube, Columbus lw
Uulfe. Chicago 1C
M'eHcv. Mirreaapolis T 4
H Handera, r-t. Louis 1
Heltshaua. Buffalo .......... .MS
Weinold. Cbicags 1
Kumpt. Buftale 1S
La id 10 w. Kansas City .
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With toe Bowlers.
T. HurriW"-t on the 'ef;.-Ti Ilv t-k
the e-ekiy pri3s- en1? bln the mori:li.
Trise of a rp u 111 lion bull at tenpina. niiia
ii.g a score ot iJi
Mies resMe Crs e rn the r.tortV-.'v
prtB' . a five-pound bet of IkoIioi.r. rrskir.g
ite highest e"ire at tcr.plnr bv a tonm.,
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F. A Ardrrwti won the e-kly tirise at
ntnepiriB. nifckmg 2" in thrve sui:ei"Kive
gamea.
The terrini ertre sere; F. IT ni'lcl'-r,
231. H J'Iiuvik. ir" A. I: '-a:t.
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Clav. nn. 112. :t7. Hank 227. Hanii'tnr.. 2.
Siapenhorst. 2lt. Raum. 2; Fair, Hi.
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Maaslaclarera Fail ta Keep
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I -empen. Toledo .
Kaetor. Kansas City
Talbert. V beeltnr ...
Pchienck. Belleville .
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Gebbsrdt. Iietrolt ...
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the mouth and left te the e e. 1 oaeu up- v olfe. Chicago
mn-uL but fell short. Tbe awn csme to-1 Ylhet. Akron. O
get her 1b s hot exchange, Forses bad tbe 1 pkUander. Minneapolis
bettor of It. Forbes put a savage upjier- lndienaiKihs .
cut cn Tokeil's chin jarrtug bun badly. I rst. Erie. I'a
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se.'.iiig a stiff rict:t ruutiff tm the rius. j j
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ToSell UMU'ltut on tlie chest, recetvlng a
right book on the ear Tokell uppercut.
getting a stiff ie't hi had eve. Tokcii
put a stiff k-ft te the stomach and a right
ts tbe nut. Forbes put a bard straignt
left on Tokeil's rye. a Inch swelled to tbe
sit of an ere
Hound k r'orbes vul a left te tbe
Jaw and Tokell did tbe aaaie. Tokell ducked
a straight left, eojaieruig uti itie rtus.
Fi rBai put a n-t1 10 tne mouth and tws
lefts u Tokcdl s p'.ilit 4-heea. Tokell put
s striang left oa the e'nsaarh and jabbed
Forbes bard cn the chin. Forbes put a
straight u-ft on Tokell s ten eye and
btocBed a straight te-tt murtir Tokell
upirt-ut, falling short and getting a left
hues 00 the ear. Tokrll led wuh bis left,
using but tiiea band. Farias put a right
ts the body. TiBfl lanad a tiard r j-tit
aa tbe ribs and followed with a straight
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Forch. Chicago
Aahcroft. Bel.evllle ..
Farlev. K ansae City .
Ahnert. Milwaukee ...
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Ftre Omaha High school lafla gave a
sturdy quintet from the Lincoln High arhnnl 1
a trritir ftrumrif tor bKiket bail honorr at 1
Crermama lian taut night, but at the end
of two spirited hulvea the Tnahuna suc
cumtied by a score of ST to 44 to the boya
trvm the c-rfpliol cur unbeaten this season.
An enormous crowd attiided tiie match
end Al FatTirothex, eith the hiph school
band, led tie mot cnthumaFtlc t hiirua it
rooters that has ever vocalised at an tn
diKir schoiaFtic event here. or were the
Lincoln hojr unchampioned. lor a bevy of
their girl friends and maty boys came
ainng with them.
Tbe visitors ecrr a sta'wan bund anfl In
the early part of the timt half it seemed
as though they acre to have a walkaway,
lor th y toured bine point lelore miul.a
had tan Rut the local, smaller, yet jus:
as game, woae up then, and the score lor
tbe half o IS to 14. with a lair lighting
chance for Omaha yet.
iKtnaid Raymond. Lincoln's left forward,
was easily tbe star of that half. Toupgest
brother of three all llluatrious in Ne
braska scholastic and collcfiate athletic
annal. Raymond shoaed all the head and
accuracy atid eieed that made bro ii r
"'Ike' a great foot ball back, and brother
"Bill" a base bail alar. Raymond a as
opposed to Ihok" Patterson, a star of
the timaha team, and this made the com
etition lietween the two alt the keener.
Tbe Lincoln boy did some remarkable goaJ
throwing in that half
In tht secotid hall Patterson war retired
because of a bad ankle, end fetubstlu;;e
(ioodrnan took bis place. This was the
hotted kind of play, it wat see-sas all
the way until the luKt three minutes. Much
of the time the teams acre a tie. In this
half Captain Benny Cherrinpon of the
Omaha team came into his osn end bgn
throwing goals npht and left. Lauhau. the
other forward, had done remarkable work
in tbe first half, and he was keeping tt up.
So between these two the bafckel sua given
no rest. With seven minutes to play, mat
ters looked very blue for the visitors, who
were then four behind in the score.
And Walter Walsh. Lincoln s right for
ward, saved the day for hi team. This
bov was the particular luminary of the
second half, and his work curing that part
of the game made him the star of It ell.
Walsh tnrew t enty goal from foul line
without a miss. He threw six of the twelve
goals from field He threw them sintnr.
standing and lying, and if be d had wings
be would hsve throsn them flying. He
was the wonder and yet the oeepair of the
C una ha bova. In that last seven mlnu-es
be threw goals till he was black in the
face. The hail seemed always finding htm
and he never missed tbe basket from any
part of the field.
As preliminary games the high school
sophomores snd freshmen mixed It for fifteen-minute
halves. The Ireshraen won,
17 to k- The festure nf the game was tbe
goal throwing of McAvin. freshman left
forward, lie proved a living, breathing
wonder.
The rtrrtnin raiser that excited the keen
est Interest was a game between high
school Junior and senior girls. Twelve
minute hareee ..re scheduled, but the lest
half took half an hour te olay off a tie,
tbe seniors winning finally 'by a beautiful
field goal thrown by Miss iienrro. The
final score was IB to a. lrr the first barf
tbe Juniors had It all their own way. tbe
score at the end being b to 2, But the
seniors, mostly midget in comiiartson with
their antagonists woke up and won on
their superior mental advancement Miss
Marshall was a phenomenal goal thrower
for tbe iur.tore. Let it ae said that the girls
nlaved much prettier and better basket ball
I . - 1 , . . . . .. Tum. nhnwul
tnan toe wyi ciw 1 - -
better form and better team work thanks
te the skilled ooirfrhlng given them by Mias
Gertrude Macomlier. ibetr athmtlc instruc
tor, a one-time tamons 'varsity guard.
Tonight the Lincoln boys play the South
Omaha High school there.
Tbe lineup:
1JNCULK. OMAHA..
W. Walsh MC - eh
Hvwofia ....... .i, F R G...Patlarana. GoMmu
PteiOa 0 t'C !i-r
aUua U G L F Lauaaa
B.U -i.u a F Cbemngioa C1
LONG SHOTS COME IN FIRST
N EW TORK. Feb. TT -R. G. Uub a Co. t
Wet k It Rrviea of Trade tomorrow will bst;
Miider weather not fnuy accelerated the
fi'mhnd for mariv lines f merchandise, but
relieved tht preesure for fuel, s hicn threa'.
ena to become s sero-m. matter, anu iiici-d-
t tally lacllltated eOjrt to rvouoe freigtit
cotigeKtion,
l.tiurn of both domestic and forciEn
1 imoe are tuny M;u 1 te HHwe 411 aw temr
iiinntn last year, and in many case tliertr
are marked gam. 'J he ieopie are consum
ing fin a scale never before equaled. aei
uenoed hy the etiormous distribution stid
ciirt:nua. lnc.uiries lor prompt shipment
rirmiy held Quotations also bear testi
mony to the tact that ceniand is oilen
greater than supply.
Irea aad ste-el titiam.
iticreased intert ha been displayed by
purchaser of all procurt ot Iron ana steel,
giving a decidedly firmer tone to the mar
ket a-'ri iu many tnstsnee ouotatton have
S3"as ed tmt of the ocLr.lte change tai
s rise of S2 a ton In sire products. S'hich
a as not a surprise, and a new ore schedule
averaging over 27 cents a ton higher This
make, every step of the process more n
jieiituve to the ihdepeiidn. product-r. ore.
pig iron. coke, ware and freif-ht hav.ng
reac tied a higwr punltion. To tbe lead pro
du"er. hr'Bever, the situation la ie ui
turbltig. a most cl theee factors Bre tmd'T
one management, and It will be poHslblt ti
hold prices of ilmsbed ateel at a lalrly tun
frervattve jKisltlon,
A heavy tonnage of pipe baa been moved
on oid oruer and coxiaiuerabie pew busi
ness 1 rejiorted.
Fe- addiUm-.al advances have occurred
in Quotation tif cotton goods developments
i f ttie r'k bt lr.g chief . v in the dlrecii.n o:
etab!:sr.ing trie marsrt on the mgner
nusis that SB sogfsied by aruT stins
modic advances. j here is more cotiacr
vatism tin the jiart of buyers.
Waslea Baalaess rails 4fT.
Btisines In woolens has fallen off unex
pectedly, some early buyer reducing the
sise 01 their lnluaj orders, while in a fern
tacrptiotial rases there have been com
plete cancellations. Thir change of front
is aitriouted to the fact that the manulac
turers have not held to ot ?tilng price.
Sew England aiioe shop bave eecured
mooerate advance In several grades of
foots-ear. chiefly of lall style in demand
by western buyers, inher divisione are
lirm anu the entire market exhibits an up
ward tendent'5".
Wuotations of leather are fully main
tained, although trade 1 quiet In sole
Foreign dry hioes are strong, but Inactive,
owing to light stock and i-estrlcted ar
rival!,
Failures this week numbered J'.l in The
fntted States, sgalnst 21 o last year, and 2a
in Canada, compared wita a year ago.
t
as to ri,ti tialfl -e fmai tisures i ne 1
one deiiatahle elemet t Mi -he 1 sprn.g
trude outlook he heretoi'"-. ber. the un
ci rialnti a n lii'S the t rte'-r level of
.rn-e ''Mid net utioti c'r-'.:mplve rte
niuiic. Tt.:' snM'Inn Is o:a "r. : s.-'t-ti.i
itse'T s-oh tern ishlnciv ifti fel-tion
i -HT!S;i:.r:ui ton im-s tisi e !-? tr'.Jk'T
floored i't -n-h-'t C'TidiTions. as
cirrtiard si'h I'ebruari i. 'ear hen. atid
o.'ce agpr-Fte ri ins m ett'snr lor the
mot : h are preclictec. Tiie nur srustem.
hewever. is sf.II a sul-.vct o. complaint-
Aroth'r evidence of railri.nd congestion
tr5 lcjtid In the re;wn tliat a Iriigi tumn
t -y of sinter sh'at still ren.mne Hi come
tofssrS
T-ntstile dcvelcpmenti it, prt-es of prl-rtiut-y
staple are a tmi lone and pig Iron
b: home and abTiiai. advaiicir in price ot
Iron and stee 1 tiar. aire and naif, the
hiRheet prli-e paid f ir ri rn::m in three
j e.rs. a oonynunnre in lie attaint' of
eoitx . s l.ic h i.ia"- tliiit m'ial at tue
hi(ih-st pout for nirr a ei,r past, and a
renes al of the afivan'-e iu tin. s tin h
place i; a ell above the let el ul several
; CHr
AMth the.e exceptions tithr sir tile have
termed ti ho.J s.i thir olu streTigth and
ttie Fieadines 01 hp niurt frrni t lie i'-aa-li
t commoditH'S is. Bh laet. a feature sex
tmd nrily to the aur-bVsiie sTrenr'.h slu-ao
b' th products aticTe mentioned. 1
Repirte from the cotton goods markets
a"- all fEvori-.ble.
Vi imiI is s'.ejai. ccbL C(ke freiphtf snd
atges have ail utvaii'-ed and. a f xterted,
iron ore ha .10! tied these constituents of
iron steel nianulacture with an advance
of 27k to 7ic tr tot Fig Iron is firmer,
loreign markets are higher and finished
prtduc.s. such ea bar, wire snd baila.
hare advanced Preuctural material 1 ac
tive and the raiirueos sre buy t.g material
lteeb" Copiier is nos- ati(u-e ilic i-.nd still
1 advancing, and tin 1 also higher. The feel
ing is growing that the orid need of
tin metal are .In execs of supply. Build
ing activity 1 b lug resumed, lumber ts
active in all mark is and paints and oil
are improving.
Wheat, including flour, exports for the
seek ending February 2S segregate 2.67. Kill
bushels, against 2 7iL 7IU: bushels last we k,
n.S24..r4ii in ttus seek a year ago aud o.2
171.. lr. ll.il.
Wheat exports Kinee Ju'v 1 aggregate
7 .7HI..MK buahelR. against IS11.IW, o, put,heis
lust seastm and l.".i.li.Iioi ir
1 urn exports bgcregatr LSaa.KIP busheis.
against i. 7. 5-4.77 last ek. 3.1.44 a year
go and 4.1K...4II ia lian. For tbe fiscal year
exports ate .7Hn.3-'4 bushels, against i,-lli-Rs"
lust season and 131.72.iti2 in 1H1.
RuFiness failures in the Vnlted Btate
for the seek ending a ith 1- ebruary
rurr,ler Ifi. trains- lw- last week. i In the
1 ke s ees of lH-t. 377 in 1!1. 1HS in 1!"' and
)7e in IKS In t anuda lor the seek, tweny
sever.. acainat tsenty laet seek and
twenty-seven In this week a year ago.
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CITIES. j Amotnrt. Inc. Zec
Jatly Cry Is 4a laglesUe Oataider
ta Wis at 04ds ml Sixty ta
Owe.
SAX FRANCIfcCO. Teh r?. Long shots
were in evidence at Ingieside todav.
July Gyp. a St' to 1 chance, took the aevea
furlong race by a head from El M010,
quoted tt to i M. F. Tarpev wor the
drat race at odd of 16 to 1. while In tbe
closing number Bonnie Lixxak soured at li
to 1. Bad bam upset calculations by win
ning the six furlongs handicap at odds of
to 1. Results:
First race, selling, seven-eighths of a
mile: M. F. TaTey. Ii (Loiandi. j to 1.
won; C'tnj Girl, Im tj. lialyi. 4 to L aecond;
Lone Fiaheroiau, 112 tMuKier), 1 la i third.
Tim-. 1!.
Second race. FTiturlty couran Katnl Phil
hpina. M iJ. i'aiyi, 4 to a. won: Fliirinel 11.
116 iFrawlevi. to 1. second; Sea Lion, lua
(lwnoi am. Sttl, third. Time: 1:11.
Third race, oie miie and three-sixteerhs.
selling: Oroelua, 10s (C. Kelly t. 2 to a. Hon;
Actlun, 1 iFrswleyi, 25 to 1, second, Byrtui
O Iiale, 112 tMinder). 7 to 1, third. Time:
l-i.
Fourth race, tbree-ouarters of a mile,
liandleap. bad bam. lie ilxmovani. 7 to 1.
won. Royal Rogue, lut (Birkenruthi, C to 1.
second, iouble Six, ME tReedi. I to t third.
Time: 3-.
Fifth race, seven-eighths of a mile, sell
nii: July Gyp. MS Leai, 4 to 1. won: Ei
Hiiotl, KB iFraaler). Ill to 1. second; Pur!.
1 iC. Kelly 1, 2a to 1, third. Time: 1 :2!-V
Sixth race, one nine, selling:
siik. li Birkenruthi, li to 1
Ciark. at. 1 L. Wiisoiii, 7 te 1,
of Mny, lua tfaontier 1, i to 1.
X.42.
sEEKll BAKav CLEXIIXCI,
A s aaaaary cf Bastaess Trwasacted by
tba AasSK-tatra Baaba.
NEW TORK, Feb. 27 Tbe following
table, complied by Bradstreet. abews tbe
hank clearings at the principal cities for
the week enoed February 2S, with the per
centage of increase and decreass as um
pared with Lbs corresponding week last
year:
Bonnie Li-
sou. V'elma
second ; Rose
third. Time:
published 1023.
iviLson
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F ear Fairltei
NEW ORLEANS, Feh 27 War Crv ml
HoiKiiulu. both sell supported, were tbe
ot.ly bea'en favorites touay. Jdalster as
run up to r..is and bonrht by I'aurls A
Cu. i. 3 McCatferty claimed Lofter out of
the fourth race lor tar'i.
Weather rainy and track muddy. Re
sults: First race, one mile: Embarrassment.
pr. iLindsryi, to I. soil. Bondage. P6
tuannoni. b t" 2. second. War Crv, luy FtJ
Irri, t tn L third. Time : 1 .4i 4-i.
Second race S-year-oid. fiur furlongs:
Beav Rice. 107 iLiiidaeyi. 11 to In. wan
Mans-hack lli lOoomi. 11 is a, second: 11
Gonigle. 1"2 i Heigersoci, 1 to 1, thiru.
Time: ti:7-l.
Tmrd rsce. fye and a half furlongs:
Rircb Tlruum. lid KKiumi, 6 to . in;
M.ram W. si. (Haacki. to 1. sec n.i;
Josette. lie (.jchiUi, i In 1, third. Time;
1:31.
Fourth race. BeHlng, sever furlongs: Mal
sier. la i Heisersor.i. to o, won. Lofter,
lie iPl.lHl;!. 3i' to 1. second, I -its Nevilia,
i7 iFulitn. t to t. third Time U' 2-s.
Fink race, n-lurig. one mile aud as
eighth: Peal. PI iLindM-yi. 2 to 1. won;
Lateon. 1 irlaa ki 2 to 1. second. Henrs
of Fransiamar. loi. ilaxi isbuo, 7 tj 1. tti'rd
Time: 2:e
8ixth race, one mile: Imp. Albula. 10b
lui.nuti l. 1 to 1. won: Joe Leea-r. iiC
I ia viaeonl. k te I sicond. Honolulu, Si
tLliiase) i, lo S, thim. Time: 1 4i 4-o
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Philadelphia ....
St. Louis.
Pittsburg
Ban Francisco...
BaHlmore
Cincinnati .
Kansas City......
Cleveland . .
Minneapolis ........
New Orleans
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C'MAHA .......
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Provideiica ..........
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St. Paul . ...
Indianapolis
Los Angelea.. .......
St. Joseph
Iienver
Richmond
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Waahington ..........
Savannah
Memphis
Albar.y .
Salt Lake City
Portland, Ore
Toledo
Furt Worth
Peoria ....
Hartford
Rochester .
Atlanta
lies M nines.. ......
Kew Haven.......
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Grand Rapids. ...,
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Siringfield, Mass
Norfolk
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Worcester ........
Augusta, Ga
Portland. Ms
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Toleka :
Syracuse
Evansville -
Wilmington, liel
Birmingham I
Iiavenport .........
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Little Rock
Knoxvilie
Macon
WllkeKbarre
Akron
Uptingfield. IU
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WINS MILE RACE BY INCHES
Waasl of Tsrsais W las ll.atlaa t baas
ploashlp by Harrsw
M ar gl a.
FITTSIU'RG. Feb. 27. The International
amateur ctiunipiotiFhip skating races were
inaugurated at luciuestie garden tonight.
Some of the best amateur kaler of the
I lilted State and Canada are among the
entries. The half-miie for the champlon
itup of the I'mied States wa won easl y
by Morri Wood of Verona Lake, N. T-.
s-ith Kearney of Brooklyn second and Swan
third. Iime: ljki.
The one mile open championship of the
Vniied Stan and Cs.nada a seated tn
heats, the contestant In tbe final being
Wood. Robeon of Toronto, Billeevilie of
Winnipeg and Mrlionaid of New Tork.
Wood won by three inches. Time: 2:4s2-i
The races were continued till tomorrow
afternoon.
Fillsbary law Akead.
MONTE CARLO. Feb. 27 In the thir
teenth round of the International chess
tournament here today Tauhenhaus beat
Reggio. French defense. In 24 move; Mar
shall beat Moreau, Vienna opening. In 2
moves; Pillsbury beat Mason, center coun
ter gambit, in 4tS moves; Telchmann beat
Marco. Buy Lopec, In il moves; Tarraach
beat Mieses in LI moves; Marocxy tieat
Albln in 64 moves; Bchleciter beat Wolf,
Buy Lopex, in a movea. Tbe oonclusion
of the first half of the tournament showB
the foUo-ing scores: Pillsbury, W; Tar
rasrh and Teichmann, k: Marco and
Bchlecbter, ia: Marocxy and Miasek. 7; Mar
ginal. S-t; Mason, Tsubenhaus and Wolf.
V; AJbln. I. Reggio. 3: Morau. &
Dlapac Orer Billiard Cbwaapiawahlp.
PARIS. Feb 27. A flispute has arisen be
tween Vlgnaux, Sutton and Cure, who won
the some number of games In tbe Interna
tional' "billiard championship tournament,
Vlgnaux claiming the world a championship
on the ground that he made the best aver
age. Sutton and Cure refuse to admit the
claim and it has been decided to refer the
matter to the courts.
Faaasias Bract Mare Killed.
NASHVILLE. Feb. 27. The great brood
mare VUlette was killed by railing In a hole
laet night. She was by Brown Hal, out of
Sweepstakes, and was a full sister to Star
Pointer.
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GTLTNER, Neb.. Feb. 27 (Special ) The
Giltner Gun club will bold a two days
shoot at this place March a and 6. A silver
cup will tie given the party making best
score In the two ciaya content.
MERGER EVIDENCE IS ALL IN
Ft aal Trstl-a.r is Takes ta Mliae
awta fait Agraiast Sartbera
gee Brit lea Csasasy,
PT. PAUL. Feb. 27. The final evidence
In the suit of the State agalnBl The North
era Securities Company was held today
before Special Examiner Frederick G. ln
gersoll. The examiner was requested by counsel
te file his report with the clerk of the
Tnlted States circuit court aa soon as pos
sible, but It is understood this cannot be
done for at least a month.
2b. ...
2.6
Harvard Bewta late ta Ksagk basse.
NEW TORK. F 'b 27 Harvard beat Tale
this evening in ttie first game m tbe final
for the inurreoliegiaie hockey champion
ship. B ts I The crimson pin era tfl at tbe
end o! tbe brst hail 4 lu 2. Hitchcock.
Yale s captain, strained lua kneecap a i.:l-?
attempting: to tnp Lovenug. Tbe loss of
Hit. brock weakened law- grea'.ly and
f oster stKired earl v fit: tne second half.
Ntaball replaced McL od t'd Bcored the
last goal of tbe game !ir Harvard Tbe
remaining fifueen miniiies as laaen up
wuh rough ork Vard. Nesnall fcnd boas
land being put iff Tie second game a to
br played lonjmrrow night al'J 11 Harvard
wtns tl H1 ake from isle ta chaaipuin-
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W innipeg ..
Halifax
Ottawa
Vancouver,
juebec ....
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Whiskey
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tbs r'tTunnif whiskey which for
purity atifl a holesomenest Is superior
la ethers.
For Sals Everywhere
Faultless
$5
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Hrater
BaMmore Hye
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lead to niutrerssJ popularfty because there's ncthinr watitinf. It has
Absolute Puritr Faultless Qualitr
Ejccuisite Flavor
anl at art fh-at-siaaB safes ss4 Br JnatMns.
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The Conva-lecem
1 IbWHi JIHIIIIIii.LI UiliillHiUWiMiili'll Jll- "ill 'Ii MiaaJI
In order to regale her original health and strength
needs a restorative which will bring both back to her.
There Is such a restorative, of which you will be
convinced after bavins; taken this "medicine" you
and others will be aurprlsed how quickly yon re
cover your strength atid how soon tbs palor of your
sunken cheeks win turn into a healthy appearance.
Tou wlah te know the name of ' this wonderful re
st ora tree T It's name Is "ELT.TB RIBBON EEER,"
the health-bulldtng tonic Convince yourself and you
will be thankful. Blue Ribbon" Is delivered at your
house In oasss of twa do sea bottles, either quarts or
pints.
Storz Brewing Company
Phone lSeo. Omaha, Neb.
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Kblance paid in exalt.
Not inc.iujed In total liecsuie containing
ether item tian cltairii.gs
tNut mciud -o lu lot.ia because of ne
eon.partao!i lor lust yrxr.
TRADE
tS TIIX
Has
Bravastre-rt cats Mild estk-r
Calarget JsiWbxaaT tseaaaaa.
NEW TORK. Feb. 27 Brads tree! t to
morrow siil say
Bpnng-like weather cond'.rioiis bare en
largea the Jotibmg demand lor goods lu
ieaun.g niarkets and favored expatiaion in
retail traut. except where tbe breaking up
of country rod has operated to restmt
tbe oiovcmem of g-: in atid cotton This
actively ha tieen ou:ie generally resumed
wi'B mare fuiurabie weamer.
Heavy rains in the southwest have
ouieted traae sitd retarded crop prepara
tion in i'Bl aecucn. I'erliaps tii most
nutabi. fiaturt of ttie tti s oveuiiib-Ms
is Hi. strengrh of the price si'.uatiu. thia
t.ttl nuTcii Ilk r. km If, T 1- urilui-eifc
'My Old Mastah-
of three generatioci ao ia
KsDtuci,-y was g "'sticKier"
on g f.ne oii hiikcy- "Horae
llks ' of the ood oid State
pride theraielvei on their
c.ivnrr.,nii:i"g unue ia tha
electioti of a stimulaTit. ul
tae fact thit rare o,d Suncr
Hrook has stood at the top
so mur years srieaks loudly
for its quality gnd flavarr.
SUNM EI00K DIST1LLEIY CO
jfffttoM courtx. tx
CURED TO STAY CURED FOREVER
On account of its frightful hldeoustieaa Blood ilsontiig hi communly called
tbe King of alt Xuseaaea. il may be either bered.lary er eontraciea. one the a.va
tem la la nieo a ita it. tbe disease may manifest itself tn tbs form of acrofuia,
Ecsrt.a. I. lieu ma patna, Stiff or Po,ieii Jo'ni Eruption or topper t'oiored
Si-ot or. tbe Fsce or Body. UUU I'lcers, in tb MeulB or nn tbe Tungue burs.
Turaat. Swoliea Tonsils. 1 ailing Out of Hair or Eyebrow a. and f.nal y a Lrp'-ous-l.ke
Lwcar of tht Fiear and Bones If you hae at of these ur s m'.iar smp
toms, get BRO WN r BLOOL CL EE ltnmediaieiy This tnaiBtti. a pr:"icaaT
ttie result of life work. It coi'tame im dai.reious urtg m otber in mvioui- ilxih j,i
of BJy kmd It goes te lb ve-r botion, of the d..SB. and force ret every
particle of Impurity. Siion every sign anu sy mptom disappears co.tijue e'v end
lorever Tbe bio-l. tlie iIsbim:, the fi-ah. ttie bune and Lbc a'lioli ay a era ui
eieauaed. punfiec and remored te pt-rieet beal'h. and the patient jirepi-.r- u
for the 6iuta slid pleasures of Ufa. :I".U.'. N"8 BlXl'.'D Cl'KE. 12"' a boltte.
last one month MaLK IT I'H BR'Ji' N. ki Arch btreet Phuaiie:phia
Waid aly k Ikmaaa S M H i t 1 trig l-a.. ltHh k iiadse kia.. uaiaba.
W. A. COOL
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Master Sp.cU.liat
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Private Diseases
of Men
ia the treatment of Frtvst. riSEA ES OF MZT!C. to which
our practice is limited aud to which our esclua.'va thoufht
and experience has beer devoted tat xoors than li ysars,
WE GIVE A LEO 4.L WRITTEN GtARANTEE Tu C'"KK
PERTECTLT AXLi FERMANEVTLT or refund eve-y oent
paid. If troubiad with VARICOCELE IMPGTENCY.
BLOOD POIaON OR REFLEX TjiBuRliEKB It will pty you
to consult us at off.ee or by latter. CONSCLTAT10N FREE,
and If you take tr.a-.nxmt chai-gss will be entirely satiatae
tory is yon ETEHTTHINO f TJtlCTLT PRIVATE AND
CONFIDENTIAL.
Cook Medical Company
113 Semite llth St. Crsar tituty vb, Ooibk
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