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The morning times., 1897-02-07

Very few public men have kept their
personal life so effectively in the back
ground as Mr.. StOddard, the lecturer.
Nothing is ever said in the public prints
of his priv ate life and as for biography,
he has none for all that be permits it TO be
known.
However Mr. StOddard has "a past"
1t began in / $50 in BroOkIine, Mass. He
entered Williams College and was grad
uated from there in the front rank of his
class. capturing prizes in all branches OF
scholarship. but finding himself especially
gifted in learning languages. After a
special post-COurse at Yale, at the end OF
which he decided not to take up the pro-
fession for which he there studied, he went
to Europe. giving especial attention TO
his fayorite study OF the languages.
As he had, on his return, added to founda-
ton of Greek. Latin and Hebrew a thor
ough knowledge of French. German and
Italian. he found himself qualified for a
professorship of modern languages, TO
which he then aspired and which he would
doubtless soon have reached. had he not
been tempted by his wife's father, an old
physician of Bangor, Ne, to take up the
study of medicine
1t should be said that happening, acci-
dentalIy, to tell of his travels on his return
from Europe TO q gathering OF friends. the
impression he made was so great that he
Immediately received pressing invitations
to reten the story IN a seIni-public way,
and with no thought of using Illustrations.
His evident popularity in this field led
him to think OF returning to Europe for
the purpose of making other lectures. TO
be given before larger public, and with
illustrations.
Accordingly. in 1879, he proposed to
MesSrs Burtitt & North, whom he had met
The morning times., 1897-02-07

Whether it is competition, the demands Of
the public Or the fashion set by the
Rivals cast of last spring, there GER
tainly has not before been a time when
all-star casts have been so much in evi-
dence Charles Frohman is about to pro-
duce "Spiritisme, Sardou's new play,
and here are the people engaged: Maurice
Barrymore, J. H. Gilmour, Nelson Wheat
croft, William Owen, Fitz Williams, Olive
Oliver, Virginia Harmed, Margaret Rob-
inson and Blanche Burton. Margaret
Mather surrounded herself in "Cyrnbel:ne'
with H A. Weaver, William Courtleigh,
E j. Henley, William Redmund, Mrs.
Thomas Barry and Florence WallaCk. III
''Dr Claudius'' were seen Joseph Holland
E. NJ. Holland, W. J. LeMoyne, Leo
Deidrichstein and Elenor Moretti In
The Sporting Duchess are Rose Coghlan,
] II. Stoddard, Cora Tanner, Elita Proctor
OTIS. Louis MasSen, JuDius Brutus Booth
Harry Gibbs and Margaret Robinson.
Plays are given every chance for success
in these days, unless the enlarged Uranium
OF these star actors IIIlnimiZeS the Opp0r-
tunity of the stage manager and author
TO impress their ideas and way Of doing
upon the important actor.
The morning times., 1897-02-07

No less than three members of the COM
pany which presents Thoroughbred this
season come from tie celebrated stock com
pany Of the Boston Museum, a company
which WAS without its equal anywhere in
this country ut any time. These three artists
are Edgar L. Davenport, Harry NJ Pitt and
Miss Isabelle Evesson.
Have you seen the Matinee BOy?'' asks
the Matinee Girl. Hush, Hes NINE I
saw him first, He's altogether too sweet to
live, and ne always sits four rows back in
the orchestra, with a crook-handled cane
clenchcd tightly IN his gray -gloved hands.
He has pink cheeks and cheru5ic smile. He
combs his hair like Henry Miller. And don't
say word. He eats candies out OF some
concealed pocket in his waistcoat. He's the
newest thing OUT
The morning times., 1897-02-07

Eugenia Blair is on her wax back to
Washington, the beginning and end of
her circle through the South The South
ern tour has been d grand success, accord
ing to the criticisms in all the cities. In
New Orleans Miss Blair made pretentious
revival of Charlotte Bronte s. scharming story
of Jane Eyre This is novelty with
which she will entertain her Washington
admirers, who found SO much to praise in
her performance in East Lynne"
The morning times., 1897-02-07

Charles FTohman will presently have five
''Secret Service" companies. Gillette will
head the one which has played New York
all season; another will go to Australia,
and three will tour in America.
The morning times., 1897-02-07

Hal Reid. author OF Human Hearts"
wherever this play has been booked this
season in a State capital, has unprecedented
tie governor OF the State. In Des MoneS,
Iowa, the company arrived late, and MI.
Reid had no time to see Gov. Drake, and
had abandoned his idea, when the governor
was pointed out in a lower box. After tie
first act Mr. Reid was introduced TO Gov.
Drake, who consented to the inipersonation
himself, and, as Mr. Reid had photograph,
the governor went u the dressing room and
stood beside tie actor, while Mr.. Reid
made up for him, and when the governors
scene came on no one seemed to enjoy the
affair more than Gov. Drake.
The morning times., 1897-02-07

these artists afloat till the public, slow to
inform itself, becomes thoroughly aroused
to tile merits Of these artists. BY the way,
Charley Mackay, who had been with the
Hollands, made hit as lover in Mr..
Brady's New York"
The morning times., 1897-02-07

Yvette Guilbert has told all about her
views on America, her experiences and all
her little secrets to a phonograph, and this
she has sent for a present to her mother in
Paris
The morning times., 1897-02-07

Nine. Janauschek has closed her engage
ment with Stuart Robson. His ''Jucklius''
has proved q success, and she was not
needed in the cast.
The morning times., 1897-02-07

1t rs satdthat duringthe past wenty years
no less than twenty eight of Shakespeare's
thirty y-seven plays have been produced in
The morning times., 1897-02-07

New York, some of the more popular of
them, of course, having been repeatedly
revived. And Shakespearean production
and revival continue.
The morning times., 1897-02-07

fore, the wise innkeeper suggested rope
The idea was adopted; each member of the
company became a knot on the line, so to
speak, and they plodded to the theater like
a lot of Alpine climbers.
The morning times., 1897-02-07

Magaret Mather moves her production oi
"Cymbeline" TO Philadelphia today for this
week, and brings it here next Sunday for
q week at the Columbia.
The morning times., 1897-02-07

Mabel Mckinley, a niece of the President
elect, made her debut as a public singer
in New York ten days ago.
The morning times., 1897-02-07

In some of the cities and towns in the
vicinity of the northern border of the coun-
try the trip TO the theater in q winter night
is something like an expedition to the North
Pole A contemporary vouches for it..
Nellie McHenry and her company know all
about this popularity Of the northern towns
from grin personal experience. They were
in Oswego last week and when they started
for the theater they saw high snow hanks
looming up on every side, and felt the sting
OF driving snow upon their Cheeks and in
their eyes. The air was so laden with the
snow that it had the effect of heavy fog
1t is very easy to become bcwiIdered and
lose the way under these conditions there
The morning times., 1897-02-07

Lillian Russell may appear as Sans-Gene.
Not to supplement Kathryn Kidder, but in
The morning times., 1897-02-07

Mrs. John T. Raymond. che widow of the
famous comedian, announces that she is
going on the vaudeville stage.
The morning times., 1897-02-07

the operatic verson, by Ivan CaryI, soon
to be produced
The morning times., 1897-02-07

The upshot Of the matter was as herein
before set out. We talked and talked. We,
or she, discussed the piay. the actors, the
The morning times., 1897-02-07

Billy Van is one or several speciality
artists Just as good who viii be at the
Lyceum this week, but he is an old ia
Vorite of mine, and / want to star him.
Billy is condensed laughter. He distills
himself in chat, and the solution is a roar
ing audience. He hasn't his own MINISTRIES
tins year, but he has all his own fun
The biograph is beginning 10 pack VII
lard Hall Ii is a marvel TO look upon.
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Ratb fHr MRtitter,

Dor aber so Sabren i1On nurbe
AIRS. Wihslotp's Soothing Sprup
bon Wtaionen bon Mhttern beim 3abs
nsn ber &inber angetpenbet. Mirff bu
i'm 56lafe burd bas S6reien eiues
8iubes geit6rt, bas i'm 3abnen til unb
pOr S6mersen meint2 Wenn 10, lafe
iofort eine Jlai6e BON rMrs. Wins>
Ions Sootbing SprupS boiea. Seia
Wertb III unbe5ablber. .@s tpirb benz
fleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inberung pers
f9afen. 8erlabt eu1 barauf, Mitter,
eS TT tein 3meifel bariiber. gs beilt
Dpienterp unb Diarrboe, reg1lirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, beieitist Winb'
8olit, erueibt ben @aumen, perbins
bert gntshnbuns unb fdrft bas ganae
Spfem. nMrs. Win5iops SOOTHING
Sprup1 fur aabnenbe 4inber 1T anges
nebm in @ei9nlad unb bas @eeept
ifammt bon einem Der beifen meibli9eti
Ner3te in ben Ser. Staaten. g8 III Bel
allen Druggiifen tn ber ganaen Welt au
baben. prei8 rs Gents pet Glai9e,
4auft ni9t8 anberes, alS Mrs. Wins.
Ions SoothingsSprup.
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ltnaerbrehlidje Tlaid,e,t.

Ntan ferti8t neuerbiuss islaI6en
aus Yapiermafie an. Sieie grfinbung
,pirb bauptid6lid ben S6iffabrtsge'
feaf6aften iebr ermiinI6t tommen,
ba Der S9aben, ben cine unrubige See
fets unter ben Mein., 2iquenr. uub
Sierporrdtben anri9tet, oft elm bebeu'
ienber lit. Die iebt erfuabeaen uusers
bre6Ii6en 6lafden perben aug elmer
uur su Dieiem 3wede 5ubereiteten pa'
piermafe seformt. Nadbsm aan He
tn cine Iuf6iung, bic nod bas &C.
beimntB beg @rfinbers 1T. setaudt bat,
nerbeu fie In 8as6fen lansiam setrod'
net. 9ieier SrodenproceB muB febr
iorefdltig liberwa6t werbsu. ba aionlt bic
5Iai9en por6S bleiben unb Gltiifgfeit
burGlafen. Wfau fonnte nit bieien
5lai6eu gaus ridf6tsIos umsebeu.
obne elm 3erbre9eH befir6ten gu mill
fen. g8eber bas S6uanten unb Sto'
BEN zines groBen 0ampfers bel itiirmi'
I9er See no6 bas llmtiir3eu eines
Sransportmaseus fam irgenb iuel6er
S6aben neruria9en.
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Cine Nmseige.

Vile, bic beabi6tigen, eine &eiie
nod benz 9forbsu ober nah europa
anautreten, uirb es intereifren, gu
piRen. baB uniere Softer iutpie &eiie'
tai6en fur cine Wo6e gum aOfpreiie
bertauft perben. Seber Softer III nit
leierli6en 3iifern martirt, fotnie nit
benz ebemalisen 8ertaufspreiie. 4us
Berbem baben mir unieren idmmtli9en
8orrath BON Serren', 9amen. unb
&iuberfdubeu i'm preiie rebu3irt, I'M
bic Spmmermaare lieber uuter benz
preiie at berfaufen, als bieielbe auf
ndditsn Sommer aufsubeben.
a6tungsboa
6. q a u m.
@inbereIla g 6ubspalah.
213 Nlamo=plaaa.
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NsGberes iiber oen 9uppelmprb II
Gerljtt

lIebet bic GrmDrbung Der Mllionds
ria 9luguRe 5NuI3e uND Deren 5o9ter
&laIa Iiegfn Ipeiiere Sin3eIbeiten bor.
0ie beiaen Grauen hatten bas riefige
8eru6gan, tueI6ss lie befaben, geerbi
Sic Derfsbtisu fat gar ni6t nit ben
Nc6bagu uno Iebien in sr6Bter Nbge
{GIoiIen1eit. Set 2lnfang Auguit ma
rem peber Wtatter NOD 30dlter BON ben
Na9barn Iebenb geieben tporben.
l. Set mebreren Sageu braagen iible
Gerttthe aug bem &eller bes 6aules
No. 35 aoajggrdBer StraBe, bas bon
ben beibea 9amen bemobnt tpurbe.
9ie Na9barn ma9ten ber Yoli3ei bier.
bon Mittbeiluug unb man ma9te fi1
iofDrt baran. bic Sbfren bes 6auies
su erbre@sn. Gas Sunere ber Wob.
uuns bot ein elf6redenoes Bib. Mle
S6ubIabeu Der 5drante naren ges
Ieert unb ber SubaIt lag anf bem SUB.
ben aeritreut umber. Snl Seller fanb
man elne sroBe aiEte, anseblt6 fiir ben
getiau0t Don S6uDeu beIiimmt, peIde
init Sanb geftilIt tpar, uno wel9e bic
f1on 1tart bertpe1ien 9ei4en Der beiben
Grauen eutbielt.
Sie BDli3ei nimmt an. baB fi6 Der
M6rber sur Qusabung feiner f6euBli
den Shat zines S9ubma6erbammers
bebien! bot. Die 9ei6eH tounten nur
NIT Nnfireueung In bic &iite geprebt
perben unb 5eigien iiberaQ Quetl6un-
gen uno 8erfummelungen. @oenesi,
Der angebli9e Wbrber. 1T aus Oefter,
reiG) gsbhrtie, anb S6ubmaber bon
BrofeiiioH. gr bate i'm Wonat Sui!
oelfGiebeue 2rbeitsa fur bic Milliond,
Tin S6uIB seiban unb idien In gutem
4nfebeu bel ibr gu aebeu. gr batte
i6 baburd hsi ben Sraueu eiHsus
f9meidtelu gepuBt, bob er ibnen far
bas grb9efdob ibre8 Saules cine bobe
Mietbe anbot. ST bsab1Gtigte Dor.
sebli3, bort eiuen fstuen 5@ublabeu
ein3uri9ten.
dis +. st. bic 9ta9barn, na6bsm
bic 9amen Ieit Elm paar Sasen uidat
mebr gsieben porben mareu, Nadfraseu
anfellten, ertldrte @osne3i, bic beiben
Samsn feien nod Stalien ssreiii; bod
iuurbe ibm Der 8oben balb au beiB unb
er berf9wanb.
Die polisei bat befiimmt ermiiteIt,
baB @oenc3i mad Imerita geflh6tet
i'll. @r ion fid] an II. 9lusuit pia
Gnslanb mad ysep Dorf einsei6ifft
babeH. i}erner bat bic poli5ei feitse'
felt, baB @uene3i nod brei Woden
na9 Der ausftibruns bsS goppelmors
bss in benz 9@ulB'i6en 6aufe tuobu.
te. Ser W6rber III Elm fleiner, i9mal
sebauter Wann nit f9marjem 9aar
unb ifarfem 8ld. gr 1T ungefdbr
90 Sabre alt. Gas germ6gen ber
beiben Srauen pirO auf $4,000. 900
seiddbt. gDie biel @oene3i mit9e'
nommen bat. III ni9t betannt.
Ser &rbe ber nit ibrer 3ohter er
morbeten pielfaden MilliDudrineWitts
he Nuguie S9ulbe III Der Stiefiobn
bes v@ppsidulbeu", Elm Sraumeifer
S6ulbe, ber frtiber einige 3eit 8raus
meilter elmer Yrauerei in ct. 2ouis,
no., mar.
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Gine farGe 2Se6r.

Seriheloigen Sie 9bren SOrper scssn
&rantbeit Ourd ben @ebrau9 Don
Gutt'S Pillen, etn itets li9eres Seilnit.
tel ss9en &OpiiAmer5en, 0Dspepiis, Sra,
Iaria, SsritOpiuHs uub ole bamit per.
uauotsn &ei6en.
"Das GrifbraO Oes Grbsnsll"
Or. Gutt! Sbre 2eberpiuen lino bas
2riebraO bss Qebens. SD wsrOs bcm
3ufaQ itet5 oeatbar iein, Der mid bic
islben fenuen lernen lisB. 8, 6airlei9b,
Ylatte Cannon, Col.
xmtt'S &eber Ytllem.
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Ser 8iersebnte. antiper.
ben, 20. .Nusul. Ser am Is. b. W.
beim Befeiseu beg 3uges 3u Meblsm
uerunaIiifte belgif6e 8ersnugungsreis
fenbe III Der 53idbrise 9iquOrfabritant
Storms pon bier. Sebes Sabr MAIDEN
MiteIieber be8 biefigen 8ereins Ru.
benstring clue Reiie mad benz 9lus.
lanbe. Giesmal batten f9 su benz
3pede 13 MiteIieber sufammen sefun.
ben. Sa man aber s3u brei3ebn" nitt
germ bic sepIante Rbeinfabrt MAIDEN
wpllte, entf6loB f9 0err Storms,
bur6 feineu 8sitritt bic 8efabr au bes
i9m6ren. unb er 1T berunglHdt beim
8efieigeu bes 3uses.
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%. aapitel.
lie Han ul1nss.

llubei6reiblide 9tufresuns berri9te
tn Moosbabneb; tiefe 9rauer bebriifte
bic @emiitber. Sobn aellD unb Green
maren BOT mebreren 9ageu einsetrofen
unb batten bic eridredenSe aunbe
iiberbra6t, baB Giawe unb 9emani
iatnmt allen 8e9leitern, pon ben
gpades bartnddi9 petfol9t, in ben
Slutbeu bes Colorado ibren llnter9an9
gefunben batten.
Der erite @inbrud bieier Nadribt
lpar Elm 70 acknowledgement, bab man
oas jdbe @ntieten ni6t einmal in
lauten 9loeen an ben Gag su lesen
uermodte. Oann feintte Der Nrgpobn,
setdui6t muroen 81 ieitt, linb bab Sobn
aellD unb iein @efabrte fpobl ielber
Spfer zines 9rrtbums setporoen. Iuf
alle 8dlle belt man it6 fir Oerpfli6s
tet, sunial ibr sleuBeres pon elmer rtiibs
ieli9en @anberuu9 uuo iiberltanbenen
Seiben Senste, ibnen @aitfreunbldaft
5u ermeiien unb 10 lange Sbba1 su
gefDdbren bis entfpeber bic Ifauere
funbe beltati9t iporoen ober bur9 bas
Griheinen Der 9lbmeienbeu li6 alS eine
falide berausitelfte. Deun man fonnte
uno wollte nidt baran slauben, bab
Der 9duptliug, Der iid) ben Srenlben
pertrauensocll 5useiellte, feline Oienlte
nit oem Geben beSablte; ni6t baran,
oab 2ewani, bic man nidt nur als
freunbltde Stammeseenoiiin liebte,
fonbern au6 auf 9runb ibrer Slugbeit
uno 6er,enseigenidaften ais cine Irt
uerinittelnben Sdutgeilt perebrte, gum
letten Mal, fr0blid pon 9lattform Su
plattiorm eilenb uno iiberall einteb.
reno, Die game DeoOlfernng, Greiie
wie Ginoer burd ibreu Gnblid erfreut
babe.
llnter bem GinfluB Der marternben
ungemibbeit bate cine georiidte Stims
truus, bic on bic f6wiile Stille in
einem Sterbebauie erinnerte, ii@ gllel
bemadtigt. 9lur Gbitola, Der Srrs,
oerrietb feline llnrube in Der inn eiseii.
tbhmli9en serdui6pullen @eiie. aui
benz b0diten 0ad bon Moosbabnef
fauerte er Gag un6 glaft, abmeGIetnt
feline ipiloen @eiien in bic Welt binaul
iinsenb ober finiter mad benz Strom,
sebiet biniiber itarrenb. @eber an
Speiie nod an Grant ba9te er; nur
Der 6iirioree Ser stammessenofien,
Die ibm 8eibeS in 6iille 3utrngen, oer'
oanfte er, baB Mlaneel i'm ni6t ouf'
rieb.
llnb eine neue peinli6e aufre9unr
fam ;u Der erlten, oils zines Wlorgens
beim slnbrud beS Cages mebrere Sir'
ten mad benz Plateau beraufltiirmter
unb uerfiinoeteu, oab bic 9iapaboes
bas permeintlide Gnbe Gialpe8 uni
bic bamit 9eeinte 3atbloiisfeit aus
nusenb, cine sr6Bere 0eerbe oapon
getrieben batten.
gDenn aud ni9t feiSe, basesel
iebem frieeeriiden 9eoiuuen abbolb
sntidlos man in Der ausenblidli6el
Gage fid nidt einmal basu, ben fredeI
Osduberu na6suieteu. bic, lpie Der BE
riff lontete. poll bewafinet nnS il
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Sd,emernteper's Yarf

III fir bic Spmmer Wfonate eroFast
unb 6amiIien limb einselaben, tn bst
Sriibe, am Mittag ober am Absre
Ma6iseiten einsunebmen ober ben COS.
aeu Sag BIER su perbringen. Der
@arteu itebt Jamilien unb Veretnsn
sur Nbbaltung bon Yienics unb JeRsn
3ur gerfhsung. ,5iir aufmertiamt
gebieuHng III tets Gorge sstragen.
6. g 1euermener.
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Nut sMiIlioitelt.
Numau ton 8alo. M6abaaiea
(5prt1ebun9).

lteber bas Crime Ibal biuipes auf
Der auberen Seite be8 Colorado erbob
iid ppran1ioenartis ein uerlpitternoer
getpaltiger 8elsbau. 9luf ber ibm Suse@
febrten i6roff abfallenben Seite per>
anI6auli6te er in Sablrei6en Borijons
tal laufeuben farbigeu 8drbern ebenio
piele @eltepofen. g8ie elm 6ieie
ra9ie er 3Dii6en ben anberen bi5arr
seformten @ebilben empor, als hdtte
er perlu6t, ii9 in ser beipesten Sbers
fld9e bes Strotnes slt ipie9eln. sllleS
ringSlm milo uno permorren. 0a5wiz
iden eingeitelit ME elm Claimant
(2lnmerfung bes 9erfaiiers. Diamond
GalleD" unb rDiamoub Greet tauften
mir Tbol unb 8a6) oas crime 9bal,
Elm 8ilb ioplliihen 8rieoens. 0as
aii6enfeuer, por bem SireflD iid) re9te,
fanbte leinen Nau6 fell In ben blauen
aletber empor. Die baielbIt meilenoen
Wldnner pflesten bebaslid ber Gube.
8iersebn ooer fiinf;ebn gferbe sraiten
emli9. 0a3u fang Ser Colorado feline
ei9entbiimlif boble Wlelobie. 0ie
beute lpie Dor tauienb Sabren unab@
dnberlid einberitiir5enoen Slutben
idienen 5lt ersdblen, 3u beridten bon
ben @ebeimniiien bes bon ibnen 9es
idaffenea @angons.
@ie mar es rinesum 10 id6lL bas
aluse 10 iel.iam fenelnb, uno bennodJ !:
lpie fur6ttar uuO idreGenerregeno
bebnte oie itarre Selienwiiite iif aus,
bic ben la9enoen Grbenpinfel einengtt
unb BON Der 9an5en iibrisen @elt idieO.
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SeSer behauntet es.

CAsCARETS CANDY CATHARTIG 1T bic
tpunoer5arite Grfnoung bes 9nbrbunberts. anges
nebm uno erfriicbeno tur ben 5elbmad. NIT leicbs
Gtuaenei6e Reinigt oaS Speni. pertreibt GrtGIs
tuna turirt aopfpeh, fSieber. 8erftopuns unb I'm.
oer6aulitbteiten; Wtan taufe unb probire ene
Shacbtel C. c. G. beute; TO- % un6 so Gents Ru
bertaufeu uuo ais heiliam sarautirt BEL gpu.
tbetern.
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Wattbies Bros. Tletidber,

No. 507 OfsS II # o nsStrabe
9lur bas Oorsiigli1ite Riubs, saof
unb Sdmeinefeif9.
Spesialitdt: Sunges aalbHeif6.
glIe Nrten BON @urf. Sdinfen
3unge, S6mal3 &c.
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Senneiiee Centennial, gtaibpille,
Senueilee.

8Dm l. Mai bis l. Nobember 1897.
&ateu bia 5. & g. N..giienbabn bon
Sau Intonio fnb mie folst: $3.50
8illette, Iimitirt su 10 8ogen, gum
8erfaufe 9iensiGg8 uub 0onner8tags.
$25.20 8illette gut fir 20 Gage !;
$34.35 8iaette gtilti9 big l. gtoO. '97.
8. Wf. Stone, %. 6. Rigsbp,
Naenten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-08-30

- Sn 6ort 6ampo @itp, Gla., bets
branute Wtr8. 6lOreaee galbe3 nit
ihrer 16i0briaen So9ter unb einem
Sdugling. sic bate SarOfin6I auf
nod 6rennenbe Roblen segoRen, es
gdb cine grpIOIion unb He murbe in
BIanmeu gebhllt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-08-30
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oaS Selepbpn anf tueite 9iitamS naGD
ben berid)tenenen gtabtem Ses gtsas
te8. gteue gtatipnen tperoen tort
fudbrenc errtcbtet ttHc neue gSerbefcs
rungem eimgefithrf. Wan frage ala
ber Genfraiz Stelle nacl bet aeiuiinFa,
ten Morefie.
gtbicrifettett
fDnmen Smrdb ibr eiseneS Selepbon
Verbtnoung erbalten.
g(tt0ere
curtb bic SelepbDs gtattDnem.
M. F. THOMAS,
Sieftger 8eibdftsfiibrer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-13
The weights for the New-York Steeplechase
handicap. at about two miles and half, to be
un on Saturday. MAY Is. are as follows:
RESULT OF DIR TREMAINEs VISIT.


Dr. W. s. Tremaine, managing director OF the
Fort Erie Jockey Club who has been spending a
few days In this city In the interest Of the associa-
ton. left here yesterday for Buffalo.
II have mot with so much encouragement In my
talks with horsemen since have been here, said
DIR. Tiemane, that am confident that our meet
ing will be from the start. AT least a
dozen Of the most prominent stables will make
entries to stakes. which close on June !, and
about twenty have spoken for stalls.
Though the enterprise Is q new one. II will start
out under the most favorable auspices. The asso-
citation is composed of the most influential citizens
Of Buffalo, men of financial and social stanGing.
They are not In the business to make money. Their
sole object is TO establish racing centre where
meetings Of the first magnitude can be held IN the
spring and fall Of each year. II there shall be any
surplus and above expenses at the end OF
meeting such surplus will be used TO increase the
of the purses and to establish STAKES that VIII
attract the best horses In this country and Canada
Our course Is conveniently situated just across the
Niagara River from Buffalo within twenty minutes
the rules of the Jockey Club of New-lork and
the rules Of the National Steeplechase and Hunt
Association. Everything will be done TO secure
high-class sport All that Is needed Is the support
OF horsemen and Of this have been assured during
my visit. .
The Fort Erie meeting will begin on June l6, and
continue for fifteen days, until July D.