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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-11

BRISTOL, Conn. Feb. lO.-Medlcal
Examiner Hull announces to-day that
all OF the men who were on the bridge
at the time OF the disaster Thursday
night, have been accounted for, and
that the complete death list contains
six names. So far 1--WE bodies have
been recovered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-11
The Formosa Rebellion.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. lO.-A dis
patch 10 the Novoe Vremya from
Vlldlvbstock says that the Instruction
against japanese rule in the island OF
Forlnosa Is spreading. Ten thousand
rebels are reported TO be operating
against Tamsui. suncho and Kosuli.
The railroads arid telegraph Hines have
been torn up and destroyed. II 10 add
cd that the rebels fight with great cour-
age and the situation is looked upon
as being serious The governor general.
CaJama. Is III and Will be replaced by
ShiEo. the minister OF marine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-11


For years his greatest and most Bit
ter rival was the tanned leather-face
old woman, who used 10 play the same
kind OF hand organ on the same beat
with him. She didn't have baby car
rlage. That In her case would have
been decidedly losing card, But she
crouched down over the little organ
and went to sleep. Under the lamp.
post you could ind her every morning.
Never did n sklrt dancer make better
use OF calcium light than did that old
woman OF the slckly morning glare
from the gas Jet, 1t was part Of the
stage setting and She posed so that Il
would flicker over her heavy face and
bring out the lines OF care and suffer-
Ing.
The hand organ she rarely played.
That was only bluff, and was far
more effective when silcnt. Janauschek
or Mrs. D. p. Bowers in her lifetime
could have obtained valuable points
in their profession from that crOuchIng
figure. She might be there to-day had
not the officers swooped down upon her
q few months ago and sent her buck
to her eStltes in Italy. She had her
choice between the workhouse and her
home In Italy, and she chose the home.
on the day that she was 20 sail she
appeared In Jefferson Market Court
weeping and wF3nglng her hands: 81
cana not goa tO-llya." she mOancd
over and over again. They questioned
her and finally learned the cause OF
her trenLIcd ycarnlnG to remain here.
sac had something Ike 5000 in a
savings bank, which she could not
withdraw Immediately, ind also a val
liable pteoA Of real estate, which she
desired TO holl.tor better market.
She did not sail either until Sac had
settled her estate In the New World.
Her name was Vlreno, and like al
most NIL professional women bcgSars In
New York, was a NCapo!itan.
Had II not been for an unconqucrablc
thirst for rum ."Arniless John" to-day
would he one OF the most opulent beg
gar capitalists in town. He generally
confines his metropolitan appearance
to holiday engagement between Trim
ity church and st. P1ui'E Chapel tn
Broadway, It Is brief, but lucrative.
In thc last holiday week he cleared
more that $3.50 and has been drunk
evcq' since.
He has a little den in one Of the
streets rlmlfyinF from Chatham
square, and IN his hilarious moods
causes the police much trouble. His
patented device II newspaper which
he slslllfully holds In his stub arms.
and prctendH 10 &c reading Whenever
woman or manNho In the yernoular
OF the "pTofeah" looks "g1it," that
newspaper accidentally falls from his
arms. and juSt ns they reach him he
falls Nat on his stomach and makes n
pitlablc attempt 10 pick IL up with his
teeth. Rarely does the game fail to
bring Che price OF finger u rye.
He YcArns Ia Shovel Coal.
The man who Is ycnrninE and vast
Ing away to shovel II ton OF coal Ia an
other scIntllatlng light In the bcgEar
fraternity. For years this sandy faced
young man hnS paced unxlOusly all the
groSS-town streets between Ninth and
Twenty-third. and in all that time his
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-11

1T not only is so. It must be so, ono
that's what makes II go. Logan Drug
Co. Wheeling, W. W., y. +. Peabody,
Benwood. and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-11
33c ward.

Alsolargelot ail.wool Black.and.
Grey broken Stripes--fine; sottfab.
RIGS. ideal for wrappers. house
gowns, ETC., many OF the designs
suitable for streetand geuesaI'wear,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-11
DRESS eooDs-Jos. HORNE 81 90.
JOS. HORNE & co.,
Dress Goods.

Special purchase 2.pob yards
finest Cancels Hair Serge, from
this wotld.renowned maker ofdtess
fabrics 81, 81 % and 81 50 quail
ties, &c inches wide,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-11
5oc yard.

$40 pieces in Solid Black.and.
/, White. also Checks in various
sizes-all.wool. "a, a. aud 4S inches
wide, splendid quality. fine Zoe
dress materials. all to go
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-11
33c yard.

Not ordinary Gmgi,ams, but fine,
doable.fold fabrics. OF most cele-
bfated make-6so pieces now on
sale,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28

aufgerufen, UNI iiber Die SiBung oe8
GonferenScomltes Su beri6ten. 9luf
ben 9lntra9 turner's bon S0nias
puroe Der Seribt an9enonnmer.
Slerauf unterbreitete Senator Sones
bon gteoaoa ben 9eriSt bes giafforms
comites. gr puroe beim GerleIeu oei=
ielben bGuiis bon glpplaus untsr.
brohen.
Sin gntras, Die platiorm ansuneDs
men, pWroe na4 turser Debate anSe=
nonlmen.
Sierauf I!ellte pa9e BON 9tsbrasta
ben 9lntraa CUR Termination zines
prdHoentldaftscGNoioaten ju i6reltsn.
Der Nntraq Duroe an9enOmmen.
e. =. 2lttle bon &anias uomiuirte
William s. Srpan bon 9lebrasta.
gs uuroe oann Der 9lutra9 scltsQt,
SepaQ als 8ice=prdfoentiba
baten per defamation 81 srildreu, uHO
Der 2lntra9 puroe angsHommen.
Nd9oen nod anoere Geoea aebaitsn
tuaren, wuroen Die 8ei6dftsreaeln seiis
tueilig aufBehO6en uno auf gtntrag BON
y. y. GiIe BON Wiiouri wuroe Srpan
per Reclamation upminirt.
9lm Shlulle DON Gittte's Reoe iuuroe
laut unO lebbaft applaupirt. Sol. 8.
6. pace bon Nebrasta unteritiiBts Die
domination Srpan's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28
Glenclnno's Gentennialicier.
Glebelano, O., 10. SSuli.

v " ~ ~ S-'g i"' N)uAh
Die 6eier bes bunoertjdGrigen @e-
fteben8 unierer StuOt nurOe 6eute
bura entipredenoe GDtte5Oienlte in
idmmtliben &irden eingeleitet. Oeute
NuAmittag murOe in Der 6cntrnls sWafs
fenhale cine MaiienpcrIammlunQ ab-
Qcbalten, in wel6er BON 8ertretern
Der protsitantii1en, tatbolilhcn uno
iiioiiAen &CligiOn 2luIpra6en 9ebal.
ten muroeu. SCute 2lbeno bieitcn Die
WtitbiirQer beuti6er 9ibtuuit Wtofen=
bCrInnmlun0en in oer 6cntr0l=gSaf-
feubolle uno in Der Wtuiifbule ab.
Mprgen miro @Ouperneur NuIbnsa o0S
militdriihe @ntNmpment Der Wtiiisen
uno reQuldren Sruppen einmeibcn.
Sim 9ienstuQ feiern Die Nlten 9luIieos
Ter. glm Wiittwo1, ben o., al welz
hem es bunOcrt Sabre lino, OoB Wtoies
&leDelono, Der erite NcrmsNer Der
Connecticut Gano @ompony. bier an-
tam, miro GritnounQstn9 leiu.
glmm OOunerSta9 1T 9fem @nolano's
Sag. 9lm 6reitog iii 9tHofabrertag,
uno man erlpNrtet, ooB iib an Der Iiir
bieisn Gag uuber0umteu Yorooe TO-
600 9tGOiabrcr bstBeili0en meroen.
9ie 6cier Oauert bis gum 10. Septems
Der, DENT SnbrcstONe bon PerrD's Sieg
Gber bic GnQlGnoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28
Office: Gde Der 6. arS SOuasS sStrase.
SclegrapDii6c 9tpeld)cn.
SnIano.
Ger ,,Sclt" in @iseunlin.
TtilWaufee, Wis., Is. Suli.

TtilWnufee, Q8is., Is. Suli.
9Sn elmer beute abgeDultenen Sonfer=
ems Der oemOtratii6en 9ele9aten gum
&bica0oer Acknowledgement. mel6e n6
peigerten, fir eineu Prdlioenti6afts=
eanoiOaten gu itimmen, muroe elne
9loreiIe an bic YQrtei IN Q8iscOnIin auf=
Geiegt. 9ieIelbe iaGt:
.9ie BON G6ico0oer GonOent an9e=
uommeue 8latform itebt IN olrettem
98ioerIpru6e nit &ebriQben, tuelhe
einsu She'll oes @luubenbctenntnile5
Der ocmOtratiiben 9nrtei bilOen, 10
lange iie beitebt. gGdbreno OieA9emOz
tratie lett beinaBe bunoert Sobren ebr=
lt1es 8elo befiiranwortet uno 81 allen
3eitcu leiuer Gerl1le1terua9 OppOnlrt
bat, ertldrte lib Der 6bicagocr @onoent
oOiiir, Die umeritanii4en 8t!rQer CUR
Q.nna6me zines balbDertbigen SOllur5
ais e,nes DouwertbiQen Su Stuln9en.
g9GbrenO Die ocmOtr0tiI9e Yartei ben
SaB Uufrebt er1alten bat, OaB Die 8e=
ri4te iibGr Die pOIitiIt9e SOntrOlle er=
hQben unO oerielben entritft iein
iOQten, bat Der Gbic09oer @OnOent cine
&eIolution an0enOnmen, Welbe bic
&econltruction oes SberbunoesQeri4ts
i'm 2Iu9c bat, i'm Die llmItobun9 leincr
gntI6eloun9en 81 errelden.
Sener GOnOent weigerte iih, bic
Sreue uno Gbrli1teit Der eiu3i9en be=
mOtrOtiihen &unOes0ominiItrotion,
welbe wdbrenO Der IeBten pier3i9 Sabre
getrdblt wurOe, 9ut3ubeiBen.
9ie GjrunoIdbe Der @bicNgoer Ptats
form lino 0b0eieben bon jenen Su @un=
fen Der Silberfreiprd8ung 10 O8ial is
Iti ( d in ibrer gIrt, OaB iie Iib BON
ielbt ben 6 Ommuniiten Oes 2anz
be5 empfebleu. Der bon jeuem &Opent
erwdblte &0noio0t tiimOigte pOr Sabrsn
DIfeutli6 ieinen GntihluB an, Die oemo=
tr0tiIhe partei 81 Oerlo1en uno III ben
yeiben Der pOpuliItlI4en gartei fitr
6reiiilber tdnpfen. Inter iol6en
llmitdnoen bielteu e5 Die untcrSci6nes
ten 9eleQoten in ienem GOnpent ben
erboltenen gGeiiun9en 9emdB fir ibre
Yfi1t, Der 2lnnnbme Der platform
init olIer Wo6t gu Opponiren uno nabs
Dem iie on9euOmmen mar. ii6 gu pei9ern
fir einen OieIe Yl0tfDrm Dertreteroen
@au0iOaten III Itimmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28
8 on BON, %. Suit.

Sellte Wtltta9 un palo elm uDr 1ano
Die Srauun9 Der prinseiiin Wauo, Der
orittsn Sobter Des Yrinaen uuo Der
prin5eIiin bon gBales, nit oem Brin=
sen &arl, Dem Slpeiteu Spbn pes GrOn=
prinseu bon Sanemart, itutt. Die.
ielbe spuroe in Der Pripottapeue bes
Sufin9bam=8 8alaites pollSo9en.
lin balb sp6li llbr perlieB Der Srdu=
ti9am. prin3 &arl bon Sdnemart, in
geglcituug ieiner Sriioer, Der Yrin;eu
9briltian uno SGrOlo, unter Der es=
forte BON BarOereitern in Staatstut.
l9en UtarlbouroE9b Soule.
3ebn Minuten uab II ubr begab
li6 Der Bring bon W0les nit Der graut
uno Sanen uno Serren ieines 6eiol-
gcs. estOrtirt bon @arospffi3isrsu, auf
ben @cg sum galafe.
Sm Sufingbam.Y Yalaite tuuroen bic
Traut uno ibre Sealeltung pom 2oro=
&ammerberru empfun9en uno na6 Der
gibliotbet 9eleitet, no lie bon ben
SrGutiun9feru uuo Dem Sersu9 uno
Der @ersusin bon gort smpionssn
murosu.
Die abt grautiunsieru tuaren Die
prinSeiliu SictOria BON Wales, Stbne=
iter Der Sraut, priuseiI;n 0cctcria bon
SblcsDig-Sollteil, bic PrinseIlinncn
Sn9leboro uno Shpro BON 9ancmart,
YrinSeiiin patrieia bon @ounau9bt,
prinseliin 2llice bon Nlbanp uno 2ooD
sllcranoer Duff, bic tleine Ribte Der
Sraut. Die Srautiun9iern tru0en
&Ieioer bon lueiBem Ntlas nit bibIber
Sllberltferci. Sm Saare trugcn Tie
eiueu Siamantibmut uno einen
StrauB rotber Scranton. Ssoe 8routz
iun9fer tru9 eiuen StruuB rotber ges
ranien in Der Sano. Die peiBe uno
rotbc 6arbe. pel1e in Den Spiletten
Der Srautiun9fern pOrmaltete uno luel=
DE AUDI Ole OetoratiOuen in ben Stra.
Ben tennSeitnste, iplltcn cine @brcnbe-
seu0un9 Iilr Den 8rGutlgam iciu, oa
Gotb nno y4elb Die bGniihen Natipnol=
farbcn lino. Der Srautsug iebte iib
unter Snrantritt stueier Ssrploe, ;meier
Gentlemen libers, Dem Voro Gammcr=
bern uuo Dem Niie=3ammerberru nab
Der &apclle in 9cwe9un9. Sur rehs
ten uno lintcn Seite Der Srout i6rits
ten ibr Tater, Der PriuS bon 98ules.
uno lbr Srnoer. Der SerSo9 bon DOrt.
Damn tnmeu Die Vr0utlun9ieru NIT
ben 6entlcmcn oes tOnigllteu Souss
balteS uno ben SbluB biloeten bic
Stallmeilier uno 2lnoere. Die S6ni=
gin mar inSpilheu aus ibreu Wemls
hern nab oes Yorballe Der Eapele 9e=
leitet wOrocn. $oier biloete li6 Der
3u9 Der &Oniain uno lhritt in Die sd
belle. Sle SrGut lebute iih aui Den
glrm ibres HNtsrs. oes YrinSen bon
Wales, Der lie, uNbbem iie iib Dor Der
&Onl9ln uno Dem @rSblihof Guntcrs
burp perneiNt bate, nat benz gltare
Neleitete. Der Bring bon yDalss ltcltc
llb !lnts bonn 9l!tarc, ein meni9 riif=
wdrts bon Der Sraut auf. Seim gin=
tritt oes SrautsuNcs in Die &Orelle
lang Der 6bpr Den Spmnus i, B0ra=
olle". Der @rsbiitOi uOn Canterbury
pullSo9 IUoOnu Die SrauunA UuO bielt
nab ShluB Der GersmOnis cine tursc
9nlprahe. Vraut uno VrGuti0um
iprahsn Die gntwortsu oes Srauuu9s-
rituals nit leiier. ieOpb uernebmb0rer
Stimme. gtatb Der Srouuna 500 lib
Die &Oni9in Suritf uMo Die iiiritliden
YeriDnliAlsitsn beaabeu Ib nub Dem
Galaipeilelaale, no elu 8abeliriihitiia
ieyoiyt pUsos. Du ubyiasa UdIts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28
Bern. %. Suli.
Saateu= uuS gSetterberidte.
IRitSetbeiIt DON 9roi. g. 9. @arriott, Gbi,
cago, 81.
: Him DTS.

Sllinots.
Sas g0etter mar Der Safer uno Seu.
ernte, Die beeuoet tpuroen, aiinitia.
SaIer bat bon Roit uno Snietten 9elits
ten, in SOlge oeileu ein jiemIid gutter
Srtrag unb leiater &eru. 8etreioe in
rSbobern bat bIrd Resen gelitter, nie=
oeres Sano wuroe iiberi9psmmt. Wais
tebt gut; 6riibsepfanster 1T auber
aller 6efabr.
noland.
S6were Regengiiiis beeintrGd,tisten
Die 5armarbeten. Wais itebt tebr
gut. Sartofeln oeripreden cine 9robe
erilte. gSeBen- uno &oagenoreiten
i'm Ganse. Sufer fat gang geerntet.
5abaf i9on. Somatos ueriprs1en
eine sroBe Gruts.
Soma.
Gegen, Der out iiber Die mittleren
uno iiioliben Counties Dertbeilt mar,
uirtte giinitig auf Wais, Rartoiieln,
eSrdler &C. Die Seus unb Gstreibe.
ernte 1T fait beenbet. 9lus ben Srsid-
ber,hten lit gu entnebmen, baB Safer
iebr lsi9t uuo @ei3sn uno 8erits e.tpas
unter eem Surdianittsertras VI.
Sanas.
SsiB uno troden bic erIfen 2 Sage,
tubler uno feu6t bic leBten nit genii-
9eno Gegen, ausgenommen in ben
wetliben Counties. Nle SrAGte ite-
ben gut. 6riiber Mais 1T in Roa-
fling Iebrcu i'm Rproen uno iiber bic.
lem Stano i'm Siioen.
Winne otd.
Giinitises Wetter; Iesen brad bic
Siirre uno tiibles gBetter beginiti9te
Die Sornerbilcung oes Weisens. Wai5
itebt gut, 8eritenernte bat besonnen.
grtrdse unter Dem 9urti1uitt, Qua.
lltat iiber oemielben. Seuma9en i'm
8ange, CUTE @rtrdge.
Wiiiouri.
Eegen Weiben uno Semitic babsn
oaour6 profitirt uno Mais itebt out.
SSriiher Wais lit breits iiher. Sn
n0rollhsu @ounties bat 8etreioe uno
Seu ourb Regen uno Winos 9slitten.
Nebrasfa.
G,etreioe muroe gut einsebraht, Ore.
ihen bat beeonneu. gBinterlpeisen
9iebt quite S1iittung, aber Safer 1T
leiat in Auantitdt uno idlsdt in Qua.
litdt. Wais itebt gut aussenommeu
in peiili4eu Counties. mo- er BON
Srpfenbeit leioet. Der gooeu pirb
trpteI uuo fegeu pdre u0tbig.
Norb- -Sdfota.
Hegen bate eineu giinlti9en @influB
aui gSci,eu uno oas fitblere Wetter
bate eiuen 9iinliigeu GinfluB. Ser.
lten- &oggen- uno Slabserute bat be.
9onnen uno Seuerute it iiberau i'm
6ange.
Ohio.
Naiiss gBetter belt bas Seumaben,
@rnteu umo 9reIbeu suriid. Weiasn
mdhit aus. Saier CUR Sdlfte seibnit.
ten, quite Grtrdge. Ytais in 9lebreu.
ltebt gut. g8eissnertras ibledt. Seer.
iuurm tritt in Safer, Wtillet, Mdis.
feloeru uuo yBeioen auf. Yu1weisen
lit auf. SabGt ihDn. tomatoes rel.
fen. Sbit fGllt iiart.
Stlaboma.
8utes g9etter fir ale syriidte nit
oeuii9eno &egen. gaumpple, Wais
uno Gr1ier iteben gut. Ylirliibe,
Weintraubeu uno anoere Sbitiorteu,
lOpie Oemille in Walien.
SIbs
@iniSe Re9snidauer. Sn pielen
Counties puroen gBeiSeu, Saisr uuo
&artolieln ourh beiBes. trodenes Wet.
ter uno Golt un0ilnlti9 besinilubt.
Wais ltebt out, brauht aber &e9en.
Ghuas gDeisen uno SaIer ein9eerntet.
gBiscOniin.
&e9en aufau9s Der Wohe. Sr6fe
am Is. uno l6. Sum- ribteten germ.
gen. SaIer uno g,erlte oerlpreden
quite Gruten uno lino in liioli1en unb
weltliben Counties aeerutet. Mais
ltebt gut. Ger Seerwurm III an Der.
ihieoenen Stellen auf9etreten uno ri4.
! tet uiel S1aoen au.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28

raj 0cnrD goIon, bon Gompasnie g.,
oes IA. acknowledgements, unn Der
8emetne Charles Worris, 6rl. 2aura
8uaro unb emma Ooung, ertrunten.
Yer 6luB bat an iener STEELE einen
ltarten Strpm, uno bas Boot seristb
IN etnen gSlrbel uno idlag UNI.
9 9nei;.
Bern. %. Suli.
Sn ben gerner 9llpen, benz Sura.
llno i'm Canton Waaot, babsu sroBe
lleberIdpemmuna itattgefunnen. Britt
ten llno weagerlIler. 2anoitraBen ssr-
tort uno Der Sertebr auf ben giienbab.
men nnterbroden. Die 6elofriidte
laben ibper selitten. WenI9enleben
llno, 10 plel man weib, ui9t perlOren
9egnn8en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28
Ser YnpuliRenz unh Der Silber1
&nnusut.
st. 2oui8, 81. Suli.

Wor0en treten bic pppulIlten mo
Der SilbertOnpent suiummen, Der err
lterc III Der Salle, in welher Dor fiini
gBohen Der republifaniide giational=
tonpent ltattfano uno Der leBtere in Der
Wtullc Soll. in We!9er 0jroper 6lepez
lano i'm SABRE 1888 wieoer nomluirt
pur0e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28
ytusIano.
Seuti 6lano.

q Rilrnbera l9. SuIi.
Seute WOrsen sossn bic Spisler oes
interu0tiOnalen Sbabtlwniers. psl4es
mOrgen iriib I'm 9 ubr be9innt, ibre
gtummern, wooura Die SpieIoronun9
fcltselest lpuroe.
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Die Ynpnlifrn.
ct. 9puis. 10. cSuli.


Die 6Orocrlln0 Soubcncf'a, bob Die
SOpuliltenpurtei Yerbiinocte uno nibt
S!n6Gn9iel Der OemOtrutiIben P0rtei
tein iOllte, 1T Gin ib0ner Sr0um. Ses
bentt man Die numerii6e Gt0rte mo
Die mddti9e Organization Der Oemotra-
tlIhen Partei, uno nimmt man oaSll
Die 8erli6erllug ibrer ,Siibrer, oNB Die
YOpuliitcn unO ber=Hepublituner
Su SunoerttauIenoeu lb I'm 9rpan
ino SewalI i6auren peroen, mas audi
INNER Der populiltii6e gationalcUnDent
tbun mag 10 f0nu man es opb als
ielitOerItGnoIi6 anieben. bah Die ocmo=
tratiI1e YOrtei, Die bereits ibre Gan0is
bQtcn ernaunt uno ibre YlatfDrm anoe-
nommen hat, bic SOrtebrun0en fir
bic SDeilbaberihnit. melhe Die @runos
la9e BON Saubeuef's pIdnen lit, maa
den iplr0.
u Dtabuld, o., l9. Suli.
SO6n 1ecro'S mo Sons 80fltsin=
Qebduoe un0 eiu 9ubeno ileinerer
SOlsbGulr iinO beute 9tOrgen 0bQe-
brdnnt. Der 8erlult betrd0t $50, 900,
hcm cine tbeilmeiie &erf6erun0 ge0ens
iiberltebt. 8ecro uuo Sons bNbeu
$4,000. pnrlon5 $4,000, 8. Is. Dunn
$4,000, s. &. Smitb $4,000 Yerlut sr=
lIttsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28
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Surtei.
ltben, 10. Suit.

Die pforte suiro ben Sorseruu9en
Der WGtte uo6fommeu uno Nboul=
LAB pai4a isiner STEELE als militdri=
iter gsieblsbaber Der Sniel &rsta ent=
beben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28
JhritliSe 5uG3sit.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28

wuroen I'M GalIlanIe benirtbet. 9toh
aHt9ebobener &0fel uubmen Die Neu=
DermQblten Die Gliifruitni6e Der 0aite
in Der 8emaIoegaQeris entgegeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-27

Louisville. April &-There was a large
flock OF rail birds at the race track this
morning TO see Ben Brush given his first
real Derby prep" Nor was he the only
one who was asked the question. Five
others were also either sent the Derby
route or q portion of IT. The first one 10
show on the track was Brown Dicks colt
Ulysses. He was sent mile and an eighth
In ;5sz. He was not pushed and finished
strong. The Eext one to show was the
Bashford Manor horse. Carody. The best
ne could DO was a mile in "A. Then came
Ben Brush and there was a craning OF
necks 10 see the Dryer colt. He broke
from the half mile pole. going the hrst
half mile In :5os4. the thrse-quarters in
i:i7. the mile in 1:43 and the mile and an
eighth in Isl. He finished triie tired
and not a little high. lockwood and Loki
stable companions and Derby candidates.
were sent mile in Ia. The best work
of the day, however. was made by FRS.
Mate, who covered the Derby route in 2:lo.
going the last quarter in "a. Local turf
men think he Is the horse that viii be at
Ben Brush. IL any one does
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-27
AMATEURS TAKE CARE.


:. h'xt the riileo - me Amateur Athletic
,.' e.pa naerne~rs % the yale. Princeton.
49, Wesley an University. Lafayette
s-efN and Trniiy college han teams have
- rroSrss iorais " the South SEATTLE
80 - sue bad pityed Aeairst the Sesatie
..s-sss'o1sis yesterday afternoon every
- Fosiit have ,ioOArrea hlmseif from
NRs arslnss A. A L. teams or cont
49, WITH rs members - any Kind OF
- Sess'S, The SPIRIT Of the Times
- OF shss s1hieet.
res several years sns up 10 last No
=. .ss' th$ constitution Nn1 general raies
!, - Amateur AthIet}c pnicn lnela1ea
,sAe9~snx paragraphs.
pvs~cn shal b. eligible % com
49,. any athletic Meeting Esrne 81 sn~
rssAf'ent gwen or sanctioned by this
49, % ~ any active rnevs,,sr Thereof.
A. entered ans cosanetiiloa 'pss
FTesesisoa& or professionals. 90
a. -aiFvt&'i with sny professional Tor
e01e Or fasSen -.
Netson AMOS i1siv cosnps tin-
s.-.s sfe Who "a disqualified OF unaeF
a,a.-.N - s'nrsnstca bV shs Araase,iF
- teiea .s' ssAn - htit 20 have
- go himself uasa tne expiration q
49, a.sss'ss. er seg sacn \ ps-f21 as TIRE
ess.w rsnesefs - ens - the 1850
u The Augsgessr Athlete Uasou
s<sn proter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-27

"a pro1ssztsons az This article shah
- y construed 10 1@kz- me tearuz Of
49,. ei1na from rS4vsnx professional
sss, PROVIDED that no member Of .
s..en sf1f snaii receive any share o. the
- money OF Compensation, znH<r any
ssS nnaz~ver, fcf partscipasing in any
The Playing os q professional On .
- Goes rot disI1zitfy the amateur
players On the team providing the ara
e1fs 90 not receive any share Of the
eA.s noneFs or compensation rnser any
the game.
~ the annual meeting cy the Amateur
Athletic Unsan. held November =, lsss. tie
last tro paragraphs. as above given. we're
rs2~aise- The prsctioai effect Of this re-
Peal y that football pssyers ard other sfh-
Isfss shc compete In teams Instead os tn
privileges NOT allowed 20 all Athletes. and
VIII be held 70 strict compliance with anna
tear rzies. II they compete with Or against
professionals. or commit any other act
Naich - forci1dsn by the amateur law
they VIII Thereby a1squaIify themselves as
amateurs IN 1sst The same manner as II
they were runners or hammer-throwers
II - rrnored tina; the Amateur Afb-
fsrsc Union viii hold special meeting n
View York city some time In April II this
sAoah Be true the most important business
that can come before them 10 to stra.xhf>n
cas the tangis which has been causes! by
rspsai:ng section Of article X Of their
constitution"
While On the threshold OF the bazebail
season the teams OF seven prominent COL
ieges have made themselves rrofezssoa als
under the laws OF the Amateur Athletic
Union.