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Show THE 5IORXIXO EXAMINE Ledess 3--4. LISTLESS AND AT INGLESIDE OGDEN. UTAH. E Dooly E. IVory Ralph E Hoag Dm. Tw-hwt- Oaskiar Dealings Insignificant, Changes Sell. FOREIGN Aral'. all potato. Impalpable. PATS INTEREST POSITS. ud ON TIME Announced. DE- J theniIc well-playe- 7-- 8. A Iad. . ihi Tele-lhon- 3. aiUat ii lulu lcaiicahip sinking the p.iniicw of slock. Tim condicount and tbe extion of liankfuK halation of a hivk tu the accumulation of reserve iu New York ia a a warning that the period fur ktiinulating activity by speculative operation bail altout pnKwl. Tbe tiiin reat bed by tbe bian account of the bank 1 in itaeif calrulal ed to exercise an infliuulatiug effort on speculative operation in stihko. Tbe transfer of loan front trust roiupui to banks, borrow in on sterling collateral. which shoold lie an incident of placing loans in Kuroiie. and thu holding of bond I Usui's awaiiluK a msr-ki-- t. aro all offered a part explanation. lint all together seein iiifcuffl-cieto apiiease the Meuse of doubt, j At yesterday morning's session of the mining stock exchange a lark of enthusiasm, limited sales and weak prices prevailed. Martha Washington was the leadiug seller, and 22.000 shares changed hands, but tiie prices were in keeping with the figures of e found buyers Iasi week. for 3ii) shares and Star Con. for 5,000 share. while the higher priced stocks did not figure in the transactions. ih Daly-Judg- YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS. 5, - 1- -4 to at l-- Commis- 89 sion houses and pit traders were liberal sellers and, with little support, the price declined sUU further. When the market May bad reached 89 became steadier on a fair demand, which was supposed to be more from tbe leading long. Tha market was firmer the last half hour, but showed ao teadency of the advance. May After ranging rinsed firm at 90S-4- c. between 81 t--l and 82 c, July closed 7 8c, a gain of at 82 8-- Sc COFFEE i Tho siwculatlon In the cotton market rarrled May and REGULAR CALL SALES. July options above 17 cents a pound on the local market t inlay for the first 100 at 3.49, seller 5 days; time in 39 years. The market opened steady at an advance of fitrSO points luo at .M); loo at 3.55. Silver Shield. 1.00 at 2 7 8. and closed Ann at practically the liest Star Con., 4.500 at 21. with all months up to and Including Utah. 100 at 47 September ud 47ft82 points hlgber. Martha Waahlngtoo, 1,000 at 1 October waa unchanged and December only 10 iNilnta higher. Sales 1,200,000 14.U0 at 1 New York, 200 at II bales. Cotton has not sowed 17 cents a OPEN BOARD; pound ia New York slues 1K7.' when it went lo 17 It touched 17 8 in 1874 : 21 8 In 1K73 and 27 8 in the Martha Washlagton, 7,000 at 1 year of wild riieculattnn, 1872, when buyer 80 days. 4.347.0iiu bales in the crop, aa against Naildrlvor, 100 at IS, ;he previous season. turned nut only Star Coa., 600 at 20 2.952.000 hales. The high prim of war times when the South was blockaded RECAPITULATION. .was $1.90 per pound In 1S64. Tbe raise In lodnys market was seShares. Values. cured iu spile of heavy receipts and 21.000 92.327.60 Regular call tbe failure of Southern spot markets, Open bnard ., 7.600 1,273.00 save New Or linns, to advance. overThere waa the same wild and Total 28,600 13,045,50 burdened market here as on Sul unlay. Broken; despaired of executing their San Francisco. orders according to bonk. Tliere wa intense confusion and an enormous San Francisro, eFb. 1. The offlriat volume of t railc. riming quotations for mining stocks liMlay were as follows: WALL STREET. Andes 28. Nevada 160. Hek-he35. C. 90. New York. Feb. 1. The opening Ilcst & Hel. 176. Ophir 365. Slock market was dull and irregular Ilullion 6. Pntosi 22. today, wiilumt any divided rvrpnnsu Iu 105. 51. lliemorc hoM-ru- l view over ih- - far east- f'alcdonU Coa 27. Savage Rag Belcher 9. ern siluatinii. ChangiR wire small Challenge (.hollar 22. Sierra Nevada 63. half in tmy ca.wi. Confidence and did not rsnel 11. Silver llill 66. deAfter a show of rcsisianre prices and Ya. KKlStaudard 250. clined to a lower level. Iiwms tmm (Con. Union Con. 91 Imperial 3. last week's level running to a Urge 23. ITah Con. 24. fraction in the leaders, ilriwklvn Tran- Crows(5.Point 32. (!. Yellow Jacket 47. Mesit fell with otni violence 1 11. N. 72. I 5 4 an.l l'.on indtropolitan seriirtlK-Elecicated Gas 1 WestinghoiiM Sllvsr liars 56 tric l(s-- t 2 and Norfolk and Western, Mexkan dallnrs nominal. Ksus-uKio Grande preferred. City Draft, sight 12 2. Atchison showed Southern 1 Drafla, telegraph 15. to the depression and on 1Im over last Saturday .There rally rose VISIBLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN. an-a very were fractional dull market before the euil ul the bonr. Now York. Feb. 1. The vMble supThe market hardened r.ihrightially during the second hour lnr was In- ply of grain Saturday. January 30 as tensely dull. Pennsylvania ami the Pa- compiled by the New York Prodia-follows: firm. cifies were notably Smelting Wii-a39.7tM.000 bushels, decrease preferred and Colorado and Houlhern pref.-rrelost a isiiut a?d Illinois 853.UI0 hushel. Corn 7.190.000 bushels. Increase. 612.-0Central 1 Daly-Judg- e, WHEAT. CASH 2 2 2 - Chicago. Feb. 1. Cash wheat: No red 93ft 98; No. 3 red 87ft 97: No. hard 82ft85; No. I hard 72ft 84; No. northern 949Q: No. 2 northern 84 90; No. 3 spring 78 88. WOOL. 3-- 7-- l-- 3-- St. Louis, Feb. 1. Wool Steady. Medium grades combing and clothing, heavy 17ft21c; light fine. 15ftl71-2c- ; 20ft3U fine, 1214 7-- s 1. 1-- 8. MANY NEW ARRIVALS c. tub-wash- c; 3-- r COTTON. New York, Felt. July cotton sold above 17 cents a pound today. The market opened excited aud higher. Notwithstanding the sensational advances of Saturday, tbe opening was strong at an advance of 6 to 20 points, carrying July through tbe 17 cent mark and making new. high records for thq season. 1 3-- 4 s e t j . 00 bushels. Gets. 8.446,0) 0 bushels, decrease, 106,. MONEY. M Now York. Fob. rr Ttme3 jr 1 tj?. rlo-i- 1 r!l Vntjr on but and offered ktthl. Rim. Ufo.oon bushels. Vii.bel. tinn. sixty Cav-- i and Rrley. 4 8 00O i?4?4 per rnt; i.i 174.010 bn.ihels. mnaths 4 x 4 ppr pent Prime mercantile paper 4 5 1 4 GRAIN AND cent: sterilr-exchange weak, pr bills bankers' 4.k.',:r,4.8S.'iO for deChicago. Feb. 1. mand and 4.627514.8265 for sixty day Wheat May 90 bills: posted rate 4.83 12 and 4.86 S(Pt. 89. al ft'1-2- ; conittip-ribills 4.82. Corn Feb. 471-Bsr silver 50 43-8- : Scpl. 48 Mexican dollars 42 Feb. 41: Oat pitte.lv ita ilrrcsc bushels, e ;i PROVISIONS. CHICAGO. Cattle Receipts 25.000; lower; good to prime steers 91.60ft5.54; poor to medium 13.75 stnekers uil feeders 92.25ft 3.94; rows $1.54ft 3.85: heifers $1.754.54; c aimers $1 Ji0ft2.30; bulls $1.75 4.00; calve $3.50ft7JKI; Hogs Umulpts today 4 8.040; tomormixed row 45.044; qoeftlfle lower; to and butchers 1 1.75ft 4.95; good choice heavy $42K)ft5.0U;' rousta heavy $1,751(4.85: light $1.4504.60; bulk of sales $ 1.75ft 4.99: Sheep Receipt s 25,044; sheep lower: good to cloire wether $4.20 4.40; fair to rholee mixed $.7.50 4.00; western sheep 4.noe.25;nullvc lambs $4.25 ft 5.96; western lambs $1.50 Chfrsgn, Feb. 1. 110.-00- i Silk-and-Woo- July 82 May 50 . 42 May New York. Feb. 1. Snur.r: Raw, steady: fair refining 2 crntrl-fuqs96 test 2 .VIC; mias.,."s sugar g 13-t- il Pork May Lard May Rllw 6.67 13.00. 7.30; May Jnly 6.556.57 1--2. . Omaha. Feb. 1. Cattle 2.000. About teady: native steers 3.25ft5.00; cows and heifer 2.7543.60; cutters 1.50ft 2.40; Stocker and feeders 2.50ft 3.95; calves 3.00fi 5.25: bulla 2.503.90. HIX78 Receipt 5.200. Market flft.lOc lower; heavy 4.754.S5: mixed 4.70 4.75: light 4.60 4.70; pigs 3.75ft4.50; hulk of sales 4.70ft 4.75. SHEEP Receipts 9.000. Slow; western yearlings 4. toft 5.10; we.thers 4.00 4.35; ewss . 3.00 l.Od; common, and sUh kcra 2.o0SN!.70; lambs 4.50ft5.75. 10.754; itaiicy 56ft w. 2; Incubator s Ginghams. pig. Sherp j 1 .00, packer. and lights $4 23 ranze ft 4.00. F7 4.70. Kecvipts 3.oi(. 70f Steady. 4 Incubator tcx 11, Local bpm ua at leae coat and trouble ud be certain of getting RELIABLE WESTERN GROWN SEED du. ICTO' SKEEN & CO. $52 24th St TIMECARD. OGDEN, UTAH Effective Nov; 22, IMA ' DEPART. MaO sad Express ....Till A A Ka 9 Overland limited for Bluff a Council Omaha, Denver, Kama CSty aad ftdO p soot doily Ha 4 A tli Lite Fxprsss lor 1 Deviwr, (knaha, Cbnsil Bluff, Ksums (Sty and aB 7:11 p m pointe east, daily. ARRIVR, . Ka S Padfle Exprew Hem Covad Bluffs, Osuha, Denver. Kansas Ctty sad Sa 8 TIME TABLE San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake URCo.- - Depot, Third, West and South Temple 8to, Belt Lake City. DEPART. For Provo, LehL Fairfield Merenr, connecting ud at Nephl for Mutt and Intermediate points on Supeta Valley Ry.... 7;30 a m For Garfield Beach, Tooele, Stockton. Mammoth, Eureka and Silver City (via Learnings ton cutoff) &00 2 m For Provo, American Fork, LehL Juab, Mil- fend, Frisco, Cnltontee ud Intermediate points jQ p m ARRIVE. From Provo, American Fork, LehL Juab, Milford, Frisco, Cnltentes ud Intermediate points 9,35 jq From Provo, LehL Fair-fielMereur ud Sen-pete Valley Ry. points. 5.35 p m From Silver City, Mammoth, Eureka, Stockton, Tooele ud Garfield Beach p ALL TRAINS DAILY. Dally Pullmu Buffet Sleeping Car Service between Salt Lake, Milford. Modena ud Callentea. Direct stage connections for nil mining districts In southern Utafi ud Nevada. j Street ........ .. east, dally 1 overland ao Limited from B fc OouseU Omaha. A. HENRY, Ticket Agist aB.COR8 P. and F. A. T. W. C0IJJN8. T. P. THE OREGON -- brtUnr CARD. (Nor. 22, iNE , L TOO 1903.) DEPART, No, 7 Bntte and Portland.. 11 iHa Do, 9 Pocatello, Montpelier Cache Valley No, 12 Salt Laka and No. 8 Salt Lake and mediate pointe No. 2 Salt Lake, nil and Milford Wo. 11 outk lake 10:41 aa 7 :J0 aA inter- White Cotton Goods, and Zephyr The Rest I land ass and inter-tendist- S:09pA S:$6pA the e S.lOno No, d ,,,. C. A. Waiter. Cteagi Cnnl Rortk-Wist- Amt, Ry. en Mela inert, Ml Laka CM. I wli Ml ARRIVE, 1 :0$pA alt Lake No. 1 No. 6 Butte end Foa.teDo 12:45am Express No. 11 Salt lake sad Tintic Lsk and MilNo. l;la 1 IU hi n Nt I m Mr Salt lake and inter7 :00am mediate poiats No, 8 Portland and Bntte.. 7:00am No, IB Bntte end Pocatello 8:Mpm ..10:80am No. 12 Cadw Valley Xrains south of Jtub do not ) I II 11-2- 9 A f. u Mil A tor Ticket C. A. HENRY, di m tot n l, ia! aad tot of the Sin Times! ll an 3 It ht hr a 11 O! (Mi Uk Mm f Mb ng St. Paul and Minneapolis & to Train IsffisWsrli Comportment and drawing ngsi sleeping cars', observation can, dim and library iag con, cars, with barber, bath and Book-lov- er Library; entire train electric lighted, through to Chicago without charge.' Direct connection for buffet-sankf- or Wl tl a H. CORSEft FL.Agt, Ogden, ist Utah P. ap.tiL a E BURLEY, Balt lake CBf Overland Limited tk I pointe 7ftslt The In Provo, No. S Bro- W 7:11) Untie ,.... No. 10 Bait 4)1 l:29aa and Butte AGENT. Agt $)S ' Bluffs, Kansas City, Dm- re sad all points asst, fftlO p A dally .... StdO p. a No. 101 Fast Moil ford 20t jjj ia , 8:46 New stock just received. Don't order from catalogues and pay fancy prices- - You can buy from . :;..,04i 4,50: lunilis Si 75, i 5.7,,; wether $1 25ft 1.35: $2.,V) Unis BL Seeds Raffway kteess ths Msssud Rher sad CUcs$e. , S. J. BURT & BROS. iri Art. Pagr. fW Bait Lake Qu, A A. HKintT.' Ticket Agent Uqdra a. K. HURON, Agent. Ogdaa The meet' reliable machine on tho market. Adapted to any climate. A full line of POULTRY SUPPLIES, KMnrMiam, mi full TUn, fcnrailon ran be nMainci fro milt-to- a L A. BRSrrdk, In- -, 85; a. ITxprss Item Park City Pete Valley .. 7:00 e. a from all .9, Perils arista East .. 11:88 ua Through Skopin rare to Omaha, Q4 go- and BL Lank, Mew York aad l a.Fra mdiaing choir sera a p 'fact dining cer service oa all tkmogt TheOsfy DisHt Tract Wt-al- 1-- and all points East ....11:45 ud Su Ye Celebrated Ormas E. W. GILLETT, Gen. Pass. alt Lake City, Utah. This department presents everything that is new' Kansa City. Feb. 1. Cattle Receipt M.ooo. Market stVadv; native ctecrs $J.G))ft4.75; native cow and heifer 2.25ft 3.6q; and $2 25ft 3.25: bull er 3 0042.75; cafves $..o)ftf..ri0; western Hirers western rows $1.17j2 25. i to 5c Hogs Receipt 7.001. lower: bulk of sales $4.t0ft4.90; heavy a Banda va and fresh. Long Goths, Nainsooks, Dimities, India Linens and Embroideries. Right now is the time to make your selections in this line for spring sewing. No one can afford to think seriously of supplying their wants i 3 this line until they have examined our stock and prices. There is su:h a difference here in the material, work and fin sh. The window gives but a faint idea of what you will f nd inside. a .8 tl$ n. la Poultry men end all interested in Poultry are invited to call at our store and examine tha MOORE. COMMERCIAL Muslin Underwear Wool nominal; rrntory and worn medium 18ft 19; Ann msdum liftlT; Sue 15lft. Um-Ih- A AJUUYR DAILY. 8, Pocifl MaiL Bolt Lake 9a I, Oiroge Ustitad New Silks for Shirt Waist Suits as well as cade Mercerized an ..7:1$ ....B:19 a a si7:00 X. Is, We call especial attention to the dainty new Bolt Lake lerai Chicago, BL Louis It, 9a L .. 9a q Attest! TeL 250. 4 For particulars, call on or address agents. Salt Lake Route, or J. L White Goods 1uii. Fh. l. 4.97 card timi tmci JULY 27TH. 1903. points East ' WE5JWN i DEPART DAILY. Mail all paints Nor 2B20 Weah. Ava. 620X. Thane 437 25U. f, AtluUs East waists. WOOL. $4.85 Rvc 39. Flax 116. Timntby Ciinn-- l 7.32 a w. Ns. and Embalming OPEN ALL NIGHT. tSilks 0; SUGAR AND COFFEE. Phone 174. r. . KANSAS CITY. Ft Ogden Steam Laundry. FUNERAL FURNISHINGS City Ticket Office, 201 Mala The newest weaves and colorings are here ' ineltid elaborate assortment of Wools, an mg Mohairs, and exquisite Crepe effects. 5.90. )1 OF THE 4 . iiOBHAUDL Lindquist ...... Dress Goods Close: 3-- 4; 3-- . ChasJ. : played in the assortments seem to he almost without limit. Everywhere that newness prevails, so characteristic of our store at this season of the year when we have the pleasure of presenting to the public the world's latest and best productions. . . . LEAD AND COPPER. 2; Il'Twed. quiet: cnrh'-ilderod. 4.5-- . granulated, 4 i). COFLLii-Fir- ni; No. 7 ili-- j be. . d, The past week has witnessed the timely arrival of vast quantities of 1904 materials. The varieties dis- s fi-- - u New. York. Feb. 1. The market for coffee firt lire closed steady at an advance of 5 to 25 points. Sales 459.000 bags Including, March 8.05; May 8.35ft 8.50; July 8.65ft8.80; September 8.90ft 9.10; OcL 9.05ft 9.10; Dec. 9.20ft 9.30. , 1. 3-- Special rates to- arid from Europe via all lines. Highest price paid for unused tickets, mileage, etc. ratch-ss-cmtch-- New York, Feb. 1. Tbe ' highest pries for the year and for serfral years was reached on tbe coffee exchange tochange today. September futures sold cents. 9 , per rent, with the aid n bach-hamm- -- , member of the American Ogden, which Ticket Brokers Assn-lmeans to the traveling public low rates ud perfect safety. Only 4-- - Mies Now York, Fell. WHEAT, Before the opening, hope for Improvement in wheat values was submerged by a deluge, ot news of bearish character. Foreign grain markets were lower,- - world's shipments for the week extremely liberal and the quantity afloat for- European points being heavily increased. Opening prices were lower. May being off Keep Clean O. B. ENGLEHART, Manager-10-2 25th BC. Hesly House. Those 161Z. 4-- 5. Chicago. Feb. 1. S--4c on call. ; CHICAGO OFFICE CUT BATE TICKET 2-- 3. er corimraljoti awaiting a favorable opportunity in the seciirliies market to he changed to funded form. The continued wiidnesa of tbe cotton ia a subject of real misgiving price go, tha and tbe higher more apprehension la fell that there inay be aonie aort of collapse which might have collateral effects outside of that market. Fondgn tnllm'neea were favorable to higher prices t inlay and liondun bought early. The aeliing of Fnited States Steel preferred weakened the market. The stuck came to a pans after the announcement that John D. Rockefeller had resigned from tbe directorate. Speculators in tbe stork have made much of a theory that the control of the corporation had passed to tha Rockefeller interest during ita troubled viclsailudos and were left In a stale of Minfuulnn by this development. The strong advance in Amalgamated Copwaa dun tu reiwru of a per of 2 Judicial decision In Montana which would permit the comitany to collect dividends from its sulmlillary cnniiany, the Huston and Montana, which have been tied up by Injunction ever since tbe control was acquired. The advam-in Amalgamaied Copiier checked the decline elsewhere, but did not bring prices back lo the early high level. The dosing was lifeless but steady, Honda were dull and steady. Total SHARMANS u For-inast- It Is angKetuul that i bore must be a large floating indebtedness carried by railroad and oth- 1- -4 . 1-- 2. caused by Ifae figures. declined 'full-broth- er for$23.uu0. 2. 4. ut t4.3UA.tMK). IT. S. 3s couism e San Francisco. Feb. 1. Racing today at lnglcside in the presence of a good crowd and betting waa As three favorites and other lively. d horses won. the public had the better of the argument. One of was IlainaulL the disappointment Played from 8 to 6 to 7 to 10, he was beaten in a drive by Velma Clark. The last race resulted iu a close finish. Telephone getting the decision by n nose from Celebrant. Kay Dare, who e. closed nlamt eqiu favorite with finished third. Willa lod nil race. the way in the Weights for tbe $10,000 Burns handicap were announced today. Proper Is assigned fop Impost 127 pounds. Other candidates are: Claude. 120; Shot gun, 12U; Argregor. 118; Oarsman, 118; Nones. 117; Fossil. 114: Kenilworth, 114; Waswtft, 113; Beau Ormonde, 111; Hontton, 111; Dainty, 110; Falcon-bridg- e. Bear 108; Horatiua, 105; trad Catcher. 103; t 102, Toledo. 102. Summary: hint race, five and a half furlongs, seHiag Skip Ms won. Brennua second, . Bell Reed third. Time, 1:08 Second race, three furlongs, purse Wills won. I tec lariua second, Bacch, ante .third. Time, : 36 er Third rare, six furlongs, purse won. Dick Turpin second. Otto SUfel third. Time, 1:18 Fourth rare, one mile and a quarter, selling Frank Woods won, Expedient All interest in toin a hand-fi- ll ceiiiered k market day's fettling prices as reported Wurt whitb wi re niove-- bySalt oi the American smelting and RefinMvliil lu con Jilersiiioiw ly ing company:. on genira! Silver. 56 and bavins to f Nipper, casting 11 ti:an ial oi businer ruuililiuns. Tho s. ('iipiMr elnro, 12 Italy in' L marki-- v,"j inert and lnsitmlfli-anand $150. lvaiirpialiiivi-r- inipali-abli1Tin: iUhurik NEW YORK QlOTATIONS. of the t.;a:.niion wan primary sharpened i.nduniHt'diy 1 lie i lizuii-iti- . I .cad. $i..i0. by tr.e gtrcai reins nt lain week a 12 ibe January CpiM-r- , even' In the marl.i-!- . boom InUk pi i ud HiK.iitne and ilia fu'i'ri'it had balked at lb1' ALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. ct-.- l that he bad sold to Louis Weinus,' of Brighton. England, the to CresceuB, Hangmas. a nounced nr , Nw York, Ft I). I. lint-inn- fu Weights for Burns Handicap DOMESTIC HETAL TRICES -t New York, Feb. 1. George Ketchum. who returned today frow abroad, an- 4. John i HORSE. PRICE FOR GOOD third. 9-- 4. DEPOSITORY. STATES EXITED JANUARY 2, 1901. Time, rounds. Attell tried to mix with 2 Fbrbes In the aucond, but was beaten Fifth race, six and half far loos, off and compelled to cover up to proIn the third round wiling Velma Clark won. Haluault tect himself. Time. For lx jumped iu aggressively ud put Hcnoud. ihint Axuiinstcr two hard jabs to tbe face and tried 1.26 Sixth rare, one mile sod fifty yards, to mix up. Attell beat b'm off, but selling Telephone won. Celebrant sec- was forced to cover up. In tbe fourth FOrbm again rushed ond. Key Dure third. Time. 1:43 AtteiL and they mixed lively for a Los Angeles, Feb. 1. At Ascot to- time. Forbes apparently had the betrkice to form. The ter of the round by far. day the borne At the opening of the fifth Forbes chief event was the fourth race at seven furlongs. Golden Rule and Paul rwhed Attell viciously, ths latter sideH for" stepping and allowing Forbea to foil Whaley set a fast pace, w4 la the lead to the hn thirty against thp ropes in such a position yards, where Walsh got Whaleys nos that he could not regain himself quickin front and kept him there to tits ly. While on the ropes, with the top wire. Ocean Dream wa third. The rope holding his head up. Attell record for the started a wild overhand right swing time. 1:27. la a m-track. Rio Chico, at 8 to 1, won the that landed on Forbes' ear and Forbes first no ever the Blauson course. rolled to the floor ud waa counted tbe favorite, was second. l out and Merwan had a fight for the verdict. third, the former gifioi CHAMPION JIM JEFFRIES Tax Man defeated Montana Peeve, In fifth. the even favorite. the money for s Chance to Enter I'p to date more than M prr cent ex-of Itching Ring Again. favorite have won. which Is an Now York. Feb. 1. Should Ihe proceptional showing. Snmmary: First rare, Slauaon course, selling posed battle between Tom Sharkey Rio Chico won. Nffln"' MCnd Miss ud Jack Monroe, whirk will In all Nettie third. Time. Ml probability take place In Philadelphia, Horond race, five furlongs Rough end in a knockout, 1 will meet the winand Tumble won. Fat Htmmon second, ner for the championship. It's rather Eva 1. third. Time. 1:021-slow lying around nothing, and Third race, one mile. selJtng Invlc-tu- s 1 would Just aa soondoing get back Into the won. Merwnn second, Jlngler third. game. Although training for a battle Time, 1:42 4. Is by no means easy play, I would handiseven furlongs, Fourth rare, rather be at work on the road, or in Golden Rule won. Paul Whaley cap the gymnasium than doing nothing. third. Time, Dream second. Ocean A for my next fight, I am not par1:27. ticular aa to whom I shall fight, so Fifth race, one mile and seventy he is entitled to a match ud long yards, selling Tax Man wen. Montana will draw the money. It Is up to the I Veres second, C. B. Campbell third. public to soy who they would like to Time. 1:48 4. have me meet As for Jack Johnson, Sixth race, Slanaes course, selling the alleged colored, champion, 1 will Dollle Wetthoff won. Bailie Goodwin second, Winnifreda third. Time, 1:11. pass him up. There would be no money in it for me to fight him.' He foiled New Orleans, Feb. L Crescent City to put out Sandy Ferguson, ud there la where the public would draw the results: k First rare, one mile Vilos won. Ex line. In regard to Monroe and Sharkey, apo second, Thornyvroft third. Tima, can they fight it out among them1:45 Second race, three and n half fur- selves and let the winner step up ud longs Arch Oldham won. Fair Una take his medicine. By defeating Sharsecond. The Druggist third. Time. :44 key In alx round Monroe would show that he la entitled to some consideraThird race, six furlongs, selling Dusky won. Claremont .second. Our Lil- tion. .Sharkey la a tough proposition, ud It would take a pretty good man lie third. Time, 1:143-5Fourth race, mile, handicap Ostrich to beat him. Therefore, 1 figure if won. Miss Melton second. Mad Mulish Monroe can prove his superiority over the sailor the public would figure he third. Time, 1:44 Fifth race, mile and s sixteenth, sell- should get a return match with me. I would much prefer to see Monroe ing The Messenger won, Lee King second, Mynheer third. Time. 1:51 5, ud Sharkey come together in a fifteen-round Sixth race, five and a half furlong battle. .It would surely Big Hen won, Joe Gsss second. Bum mean that there would be a knockout. mer II third. Time, 1:99, If they come together at Philadelphia it would not surprise me to see a knockout 1 don't think Monroe is the MONROE DEFEATED. hitter he is cracked up to be. SharBuffalo. N. Y., Feb. l.-- Jim Parr, the key, I know, cu hit a hard blow. He English heavyweight champion wrest- Is a strong ud dangerous men at uy ler. defeated Jack Monroe, of Butte, at point ud If be does not whip Monroe in six rounds the latter's chances the Olympic Athlqtk club tonight Parr won two straight falls in 21 min- of winning will be much brighter. I uw Monroe last week for the utes ud 40 seconds ud 15 minutes ths first by n leg slid first time since hls encounter with me ud 20 swoodB,hold and the second n In Butte. 1 would not know him in the s half Nelson and leg street, but he seems to be a big, strong combination hold. The condition of the match callfellow. From what I understand be ed for the beat two in three foils, hai improved considerably over his strangle bold bur- form of a year ago, and there are many red. people who believe he has a good chance to defeat .Sharkey. That, however remain! to be seen. On form, I ATTEIL KNOCKS OUT FORBES favor Sharkey, He Is more experiX said enced, and before, he hu a trick Tf it gets do will the blow that Beof It Best Had Man Up ts Chicago Ihe mark. to ginning of Fifth Round. BURRTON IN 8T. LOUIS. St. IauU, Feb. 1. After bavins had the bettor of four rounds of fighting St Louis, Feb. 1. Senator J.- R. of Chicago, ' was Burton arrived here today from hls Forbes, Harry knocked out in the first part of the home la Abilene. Kusas, to consult fifth round by Abe AtteiL of 8u with hls attorney and the federal offFruMseo, In their fight for the feath- icers concerning hls trial on the Indicterweight championship of the world at ment charging accepting money for 112 pounds before the West End club tbe use of bin influence to prevent the here tonight. In the four preceding Issuance of a fraud order against the rounds Forbes surprised the specta- Rialto Grain ud Securities company. tors by his speed and clever work. 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