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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-24
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Going North.

GOIng NOrtH.
Gin, Columbus & Cleveland. **6:O5 am
Millersburg & Cleveland ...*10:37 and
Pittsburg, Philadelphia &
New York ...............""2 ""2:27 pm
Gin, Columbus and Cleve-
land '+4:15 pm
Going South.
Cleveland, Columbus & Gin. "+9:5S am
New York, Phila & Akron. .**11 10 am
Cleveland & Miilersburg. +4:45 pm
Cleveland. Columbus & Gin. *+9:O7 pm
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-24
THE NORTHERNOHlO 10 RAILROAD.
Depot North Main street.
THE NORTHERN OHIO TRACTION
COMPANY.
The A.. B. & G. Railroad.

The A., b. & Q. Railroad.
Waiting room, North Howard st.
Time Card, Nov. 20, 1899.
Cars for Cleveland leave corner How
ard and Market streets every hour
from $50 n. m. to $50 p. m. and at
1890 D. M. Saturdays and Sundays
5.3O n. M, $50 a. H., and every half
hour to p. M, and s p. M, 0 p. m. and
1890 D.. m.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-24

81 have Pine debility,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-12
Gm o%iterlnmoif TDrite |
Bah.

Sbnben af Perten maa nten
Ipipl uare en- rig Wono. Wan tan
lite tro anbet, naur nan bsrer nGune
ben Gum, lOm ban bar 9iuet no unoer
fit forte R~uropboIo uso bet lille f%ronife
gaoeItso 6ontrersuiue. 6Oruoen aae
Slaes 6orerinssr, Deforationsr, Out
p,nss oiu. bar Sbabeu / en- Uiuaneo uos
aiuet ben Lille tonne Gum al 450, 000
5ranfs.
unosr OpbOIO.t / S%ontr,rsDias bauoe
5baben De foriteaisife imOO AoipssbeIs
Ter. Jtaar ban ON Worsen,n msasm
6 os 9 suube Oruttst fine 5 fore @ias
9ano al grenbene. ipoiereoe ban / DO
tsIets 0apsr. -Naar Muiittm iplusoe
en- psrfilt Utslobi, laa ftpuot. ban zig
ben til ben, berte opmettlOmt til inotil
Slutninsen oa opmuntreoe Wuftterne
ueb 9%aanotIap.
Sbaben er en- for Ynbsr Of 9unoe;
laa mart ban ler en-, ban tan ltoe, len.
Der ban en- al 6sIsst ben for at finoe
9unOsns @ier 90 bpOs BAN en- pris for
ben. Saalebts III ban en- Sang Die paa
en- TON Noppe % bpo TtrOfs 1000 Watt
for 0Dret.
9un Omsaas Born paa en- nGlten ON
Raaoe. Ofte saar ban uo al i'm BE
for at Hoppe ct lille Barn paa 9oueoei
oo putte bet en- @uloment / 9aanoen.
@n Dag iaa ban ct fort St9tte
StaaI meb lmutt uoarbeioet Erebaano
tag til at buGsle 9niue meo. Del
tunbe ban lioe, buOrfor ban ipur9te.
buab bet bru9tes til. Oa @iermonosr
inblao, OF bans 6Orflarins life par inoa
lpienbe not for Sbaben, bespnote bar
at lfarpe en- Rniu. Wen Sbaben uenot'
its burtis bort, tiIlpnelaoenbe / ito'
Brebe.
Da Sbaben en9ans foo paa noal'
Dolts- / en- BUTT, fit ban 9plt til a
prone bsres @oobeb o9 fiat meO benz
nosls Of fine RauuIersrs Gps.
st af bans Quner er, at ban ipiiel
msset TENT til MiOous, icmme 6loer on
Nftenen 81. IL.
San beboebe oper 80 garelier | so
truet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-12
9risen Spbafrifa.

Oct Iaber til, at Bosrne III temper
baarbere enb | lang Tio. General
BulIers aoIonne bar u9ret / Ituoi9
temp iosn ben 2lbe Ausuli os bar
miitet 300 Munb, os ituar III gnfigt til
auiist msb 8otbus S9r I en- Stiains
/ gierseue. iOm fSes at pare %ftGrtsre
enb Stiaingerne PED 8auI ardn3 os
gainss Net.
5rontan9rebet SOnbus os Nanbns
eioroe aabenbart intet Snotrpt paa gos
tbas Stprte. Del ii9es imioIertib, at
Roberts bar 9aub ON at omsoa DO.
erne.
z Rqrbeben at Bloemfontain bar en-
BoersRommanoo uift fig, os General
6omifton ilebe til Stsost, buor bet
tom til Ramp, men ON l%lofaIbet pibes
enbnu intet.
De Wett erobreoe ct Yrouiantto9
pna al go9ne.
0fficteue OpIpsuiuser uifer, at 80.
srne iaIi bar LANCET 2sl Siicsrer oe
7,2ss WunO, buOruf 295 Ofhc.rer %
6,l96 Ranb er ubuetsIet eaer unbilup.
pet, l officer os So Muno oebt / 6an.
eenffabst. 8 5unsenffub er nu 1862;
autaaet al Officerer uibes life, men bet
er rimeliopis en- bel Del, oa Boerne iom
aeoel beboIeer Oificsrerne, ieIu ON be
bar lsslabt Solbnterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-12
Sigftlten / Sfouen.

: ct mienlt Blao fortGQes felgenoe
8eeiuenbeo al en- Wsoarbsioer Deb BIas
oct:
5or fort 5io liOen fom jes iammen
mto ct Bor Rdmmsraisr ino / bet
imuftt SalStummersut. BIano; ars
set beis9te nj oslau bet benrloenoe
5rnuntt den. brOrfra ri 9ioroe en- COB
tur til 9beuiee.
gluten par hummer, % ben timeIange
NarI6 / liert SOI9soe bauoe qiort
o6 op9ti9 tsrlti9e. Sitter at Ot 1lpoe
itptfet os Os iOrfriitet Os, beiaa Ri
bet ltore SaItipOeri % IuSoe o%erefter
9j,mueisu ouer Sierseue Senuem Sto=
pen.
Neppe bapbe ri betruubt Sfouen,
fsreno Der begpnote ct uueir, % Jte9nen
fleo / Stremm,, iaa at ri Mute title
os UNDER ct Ira for at fua Iiot 8Grn
imoo Htsnen.
Uiens pi fob Der Iaa nj pluole!i9
lite Ion9t fra os en- Op%retltonsnoe
9lotilte, leret o5 mob ct Gr9. vi
lpst. at f%ortlare ps, buao bet pei bap=
be at betpOe, ou ri til Dor 6orbouielie
laa, buorIeoes Riitelaa9et bepe9eoe
fig, en- Daano tOm til Spne o9 fors
iuanOt Isen. Dette ssntos fig Here
@onse.
8i bsilutteoe MI at uente, inotiI Re9.
n,n uar ltiInet al os oa sua ben for at
iaa @aaben LOFT.
Wtn lise iom ri uilbe gaa oerben, ioO
ri paa IN Sang &iteIaaset aabne fig,
en- un9 Manb traaote frem, fog 6iIttn
paa Gp9seu o9 trapeoe ptoere. @aa'
ben uar lsit. @n yisfifeinebter bauoe
tuaet bare en- 9istilte til ct Steb bin.
lioes Stopen. San par bIeusn ouer-
raIfet at &esneu 90 bOuoe ba itiuet fig
inb / Rilten / 2p for &eSnen. Sra
Glib til anoeu buube ban ifraft 9aan'
ben ub for at %foruile fig ON, buroOioi
bet regnebe enonu.
Seq TOR %forlitre at bette Gilf9loe
Tor bet par optlaret, frembra9te e
iaa nbpsseIist Subtrpt, Tom 8enne
0f Spes.Iiebiltorier bare tunne snft.
fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-12
Sitter &abinetsmeoet,

iom / 6reooss bleu bolot / WaibinstOn,
bleu Der ubtrptisIis iast, at Der life bar
mootaeet nosst Document fornplis ira
DC ~europaiits Wuetsr %ansausnbe Rus'
lambs 6orilas.
Raar 6orbunblinssrne msutm aina
% Wasterne %bespnbrr, pil be forsneoe
Staier bIiue r,prGisnterst al TO susr tire
Nqnb, bpis Rauns pil trGpe Reipstt
opelaIt. Gaune lom ibu. uoenrissminl.
Iier . q 9 o9 SetretGr peo 6reoStom'
mislionen | paris. Scan Or oore,
napnes bsnns 6orbinoelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-12
Gnfebarpnesie pom &etteler

GnfebarDnrsic pom &etteler be-
gzaneai 1t telegram I'll fin 6aoer. 30.
iibent geoparo Uto MI9isan Central.
Bdnen, anmobst benue ON of bent,
fig / 9otobams, Sapan.
5lere trooper. England bar tnbos
efter gretOriaS SubtaselIe ienbt $4,000
Ran6 til Spbafritu, buao Der afsiuer
tpbeIis Beuis for, at nan / @nsIsno
%in9enIunbe amer Rrisen msb BOerne for
at a til Gnbt.
5ernfronen | Wion3a. Oenn. Rrone.
Der bIeu barren / 2isfeISet for 6on9
9umbet Rom ben 9os Husuif, btltoar
al en- ltpno Sernrins. iom sftsr Sasnet
er imsooet al en- NasIe at Rriiti Rors;
uoueuoig er ben oettet al brese Sub.
pIaoer, tat c Iotte meb SuueIer.
3 i'm gigprGOit,u Oser &eiier 9beos
oOiius oen Jerife iasoe ben beaise am-
b%roiius, at ben bsuiss 9sIenu Ron.
ltantln ben Stores Wooer, iom eftet
Sagnet fanoi BET be1ise Rors / 5truia.
lem hapoe label oenne Rrone lane til
fin Ssn RonltantIps, Der bar ben Tom
grpoelie paa fin 9iaIm.
ga Baue @rs9or ben StOre par fOm.
men / BeiiooeIle al RrOnen. ifentebe
ban ben til gonsobaroernes Drowning,
9beOooIinoa, 90 oenne Ifenteoe ben gen
til ben al benoe Opferte Sun @iouanni
Rirte Ron5a me9 ben Ueitemmelie. Of
ale benbes 9%ftsrtOmmere itulbe froues
meb ben.
9 1905 fronebe NapoIeon ben Store
fla meo 5erntronen / UliIano, ioet ban
iaset. Sub bar Siuet mig ben; be
ben. iom oil tase ben fra mi9l"
Yin ReforO. SGmburg : amerita
einlens 0ampltib Deuti6lauo" ANTON
til 8tpmoutb b. 10. bs., efter at baue
llaoet aae Retorosr ouer AtIanterbauet.
n8eatidlano" b,uste 3 Gage Eimtr
og 80 Minutter.
Gn WlilitGretspeOition paa 1000
portu9ilsrs ltal ON tort 3lo afsaa til
eoren5o Rulque3. Cpl Girifa. 9Oao
9snister msO, @tspsOitiOnen sr, iises
Der tntet ON.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-12
Gejieren er tilfrcbs

mso Stiainsen, msbsus be su%rop9iite
Ma9ter ltubis er GuiuI ON, boao Der
ftoI cores. 5 en- Gale, aeiisren bolot,
trtIarsbs ban. at ban par tiIfrsbs meb
Stllinsen i Rina % ins.n 6rpst na'
Tebe for brsmticen.
81 Sung Chang bar efter SiSenbe
anleg. @snsrnltOniuI y Ooonow ON,
at ban maa iaa amstitanf effort til
4stins, Os OF @OObuow bar frem snbt
Anmobninsen til @aibinsion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-12
0porIebeS Ct Settel

"a tifbuber ct ~burbr,bs Dollars SsIsnnina for -
1psrt 7iiioloe oi aaisrrb. bsr ttts Tan belorsess Des
Hall's Catarrh Cure
Il. 4. Gb,n.p & o, @isrs, qol.bo. ..
NJ unberteensoe bar flenot !. !. @benep ! be tolte -
sor Ga iror. han sr albelss baberlts oue borretntnss
qransaftioner GA firanlelt I Stanb TIL at opipIbe enbser
gorpliafelis, beres 9irma bar p~aatagei f8.
Set 4 Gruat. Mboleiaie Druggtiis. Toitoo. 9.
1ruaeiftB, aoltoo, 9.
Halls oatarrh Cure ioses t~neusnbis 90 pirfsr
birstts pao globet oa Spiemets .Sltmbinber. Urls
f5e VI. 9lafh. S9ts,s al aas apotbstsre. Witness
bprb irit.
HALLS Family Pills sr be btsts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-12
Ont al % ullr.

Gn suItbauon | Yrano. s gins
cennes / granting sit fOsleoen en- BAL
lon op. Gen ltpote mob no9Ie 9sIes
graitraube, bOorusO ber opliOo en- 8ori.
llutnin9. RosIs elsttrifte @niittr an'
tGnbte Daaoneu, lom faIot n.o poa
Iuses al ct 9us / buiItet Der git Glib.
Bsgee guftftippern, ltprteoe ub al @on'
oolen; bet lptfebeS benz at tlamre fig
fat til en- 9.nousspolt, men be par ubiat
for at bIipe lsueass opbranbrs. Gre
Solbater tlntet.oe op til benz os bragts
benz uitaote neo. 9eIe bet frp9tsIig
StuelplI iore9it for Dienene al I'll baIu
Snes 5uiino Gilltuere.
SognlDffe | Sfotlano. Ysa Sta'
tionen Anoerlton 6rols CT ct perionto9
bagfra Tort mo ct poa Station.n bols
Osnoe geriOntos. Def boIOeuOe Der.
iOnto9s liOIte fire GOsne bleu fuIbiian.
big tnufs. "a Petlouer tualtsoes
baarot.
Sprteoeoen | 6laSgow. Der er
nu meIot l6 IiIfaloe al Ysltsn, fOruoen
at l03 sr unoer Obierpation, men man
baaber ltaois at faa Bust meb pelten,
inoeu ben br,oer fig for messt, % alt
muIist bIiusr siort for Yntienterne, Der
Osiaa ipues at pare | 8sorins.
NnarIiiter. Da G5aren par ueb at
besiUe fig paa Rsiie I'll Paris ut ban
Undertaking ON, at anartiiterns uilbe
bsnpits esjIisbeoen til at rpoOe BAN al
8sisn. poIitist / WIen 1T UeboeIslis
ON, at en- 4nartiit fornplis uar reift ira
2msrita / ben 9snii9i at mprbe @5aren.
9fier at ban Ianbebs | europa bar Po'
Iitiet iuIoftenois tabt bam al Spne,
men er nu poa Spor sfter BAN.
TreDins. Reu. Or. blum bar
Ouerratt Drepus, Cola o9 y c.
quart %tunitnerilt uoltprebe ALBUMS
os 2lbresier fra geiere af Jewish
Gazette | Rsm Oort. @aperne MODS
toses msb @Iabe, % 3OIa ipursts mes
Oct inleresl.ret til 5Orboloene / be for.
ensbs Statsr.
Sfibsejerne frDgter @nseIffe Damp
fibseisrs, iom bar ueret beifGftisst Der
transatIantife Stibsfart, er bleuet eng
ltebe psb unoerretnin9en ON, at ct ame'
rifanlf Spnbitat Omgaas meb BLAME,
ON at orsaniiere en- ny Dampitibslinis
meaem De forensbe Stater o9 England,
iarIis meb 4OltteiOrbrinSen for Die.
DC tentsr at gore Bear'B nsten paO
ben lpDueftIise apif al Srlanb iii Gn'
lebsitso | Stsbet for Queenstown, bsor'
p.b afItaabsn msuem SrIanb os Rsm
BORT sfter Sisenbe fortortes 70 Wail.
Deb 9ieIp at 9urtistos fan Boiisn Dc
brinees til England IL elmer tloliser'
enb bet nu sr E%iIfeIbst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-12
tier III. Gina.

Sra Sbaneboi m,Ioes, at 1000
R~9usfampsre er fuIbne | Rnmp mob
trooper, Der tiIbsrsr y IL SbiRui
@%uuerneren | Sbud Cling, o9 | Gun
Gbau bar 800 Rsuere b%eI,iret en- rig
ainefers gienoOm. @u @bau git
bsrnsb meo 100 SoIbuter, men mauite
teIssrafsrs efter 400 Manb 6orfarfnins
= men ReiIersn ct tiIfreos meb StiIs
lin9tn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-12
SrMffenIfab


fan furerss. Or Geres Manb, Brooer. Gaber
eIer no9en al Seres SlG8tninge lioenee al ben
Gnabori, Griffenifaben? VI bar Ct ltttert Wttos
bel o~erinoo, og iom tan blipe gipet Batieaten
uoeu bennfs Bioeuoe. GfriD efter nrrinere OPP
Ipsninger o. inoIeg ct &c JrimGre. Worcester Or.
Us. 8. Saunoers u Co., Sta. c., Chicago. Jn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-12
arigen | Selma.

Der berifer MI ~uIminbeIis nsnisbeo
meIsm Wogterne. Der lite Tan blloe snige
ON, buorpict 8risen bsr fortiGitss ellsr
3roppsrne trGtt,s tiIbose. 9ftsr oiil'
tieI Webb,ItIie bar @tn,raI @bats
life oipet Orors til at tOrIdoe Betting og
3eserin9en er uoe al Stano til at 9ius
nue Srore paa bette Omraaoe, inotil
ben bar %eriarst Wusternes geltemmeIie
ouertOr Ruslanbs Guar. Dog bar ben
omstitanlfr Rt9eriuS iast BET tlart, at
be amet;fanife trooper lite pil bIiue
truttet tilbage. for man bar Sitfsrbeo
for OpreisniL9 for JorureitsIiern mob
DC ameritdnite Bor9ere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-12

saa for fig, uOeu nOset 6OIips paa at
It anbie bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-12
Mprberier | Nuslano.

Sra SIasopel6enf msboeles, Of mes
oens be tinsiiits trooper par 5Grb mso
at bombarbere gpen, mprbsoe be russ
ff. 5nobpsssre, Der i0mmen meb Bsn'
Der Os 8OIOnitsr fra Omesnen par
fipstet, bsnpsb 5000 ireceIise ainsiers
os Mundurer, Der iOssoes fra Steb til
Sieb, olbslss ube at Stanb Ill at for.
iuare fig saer isss 9iGlp.
Deb 8eIsjrinsens gsspubsIie flpsteoe
Rinsierns til ct SauuGrt ueo Brsbben
al qmur, buorbsn Rusisrne forfuI9te
benz unber Ruab ON 9aun. De itpr'
tsbs fig fOm pilos Ousr ainsierns, Der
par ubsn Vaaben euer Uoriuarsmibler,
bandit oS pinte benz, buoretter De taiiebss
/ 6Iobsn. Dsrefter formebe Gusierne
8insisrnes 8utittsr, iOm be pIpnbrebe
for gense os garbiiusa. @fter BIOos
babel bar Imur battet at Iemleitsoe ais
neisrss Sig. 5srit eftsr at Mprbsrist
bapbe iunbst Stso, sau @uuernersn
Orbre til at ftanbie Slusteriet, iamt til
at tratts eisene Op at 6lobsn.
5 ct. p~stsrsbOrs b.rifer flor 9arme
oper, at be chile % militere Wpnbiss
bsbsr | glasood9snif Lob Mprosriet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-12
Zen enge! tie Hegerin8

oplpler, at @runoen til. at England
enbnu lite bar b%,iuaret 6uslanbs 6Or'
flag ON al bsfri petius for lrOpperns,
er, at Der snbnu intet ct bort ira ben sns
aelffe Winiler Der. Man anto9.r, at
5orfnteIim ct sruuost paa, at aines
ferne msb 6oriGt fOrboI,r TremienoeIis;
bet bar 10 belle 3ioen uGret aiueitrnss
6ouebformanl: at pinoe 9io.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-12
5raniris og Hnslano

lis9er | iurise 5Orbanblinssr ON Crop
perne / gstins. Granting fer Sassn
fra BET Spnspuntt. at Der maa tunns
opnaaes ct aompromis, iOm saar ub
paa, Of Der eiterIubes en- international
gast til geirpSseIie for e%ssatiOnerns,
mebens R,lisn Of 9ropperns irGttes no
al Bpen.
lloenri9sminiltsren iuareOs ben oepu'
terebe o. ct IL s'R a d c. iom ipur9ts,
bporior 5rantris lite iirOts Dsbios 6us'
lanbs 6orllag, of for ben frantic Rs9e.
ring buuoe mOotasst Snoberstnins ira
Minifer gt9on / Y,tins piIbe ben
instn gsflutnins tase i en- iaa utsti9
Sag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-21

CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.
Warrington Unanimously Chosen for
Next Years Convention.

Next Years Convention.
Mr. Cuno H. Rudolph received telegram
today from Prof. B. T. Janney, from To-
peka, saying that Washington had been
unanimously chosen as the next meeting
place for the national conference Of chart
ties and correction. This body will meet
here in May. 1901. 1t will be remembered
that the board of trade a considerable time
ago instructed its committee on charities
to make a strong endeavor to secure the
next meeting of this body for Washington.
Prof Janney is the chairman of the charity
committee of the board of trade, and Mr.
Cuno H. Rudolph is the secretary. The
board Of trade committee organized a COM
mittee, consisting of 100 citizens Of Wash
ington, as a promotion committee for the
securing of the convention. The District
Commissioners took prompt interest In
the work Of getting the conference here.
and last week a delegation started for
Topeka, where this years conference is
held. carrying invitations from the Dis
trict Commissioners, from the committee of
one hundred and from the board of trade
inviting the conference to come to the capt.
tai Of the nation for their next annual
meeting. The delegation consisted of Prof.
Janney, Mr.. Herbert Lewis. Mr.. George s.
Wilson and Mr.. j. B. T. Upper. The ma
tional conference of charities and correc-
tons is the leading organization OF the
country in the work of the study OF ad-
vanced methods in charity and the reforms
in institutions of correction. and holds
among its members the leading specialists
in these lines. The annual conferences are
usually attended by a body of about 800
members. Papers are read and discussed.
although one of the characteristics Of the
meetings is that the conference never
passes any resolutions and never makes
any recommendations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-21
LATE SPORTING NEWS
Banaster to Be Sent to France to
Race.
SUNDAY ATHLETICS TO Be ELIMINATED
TavIore Defeats EIkes in a Fifty
Mile Race.
THE NATION GAM E

The boat race between the naval cadets
and the Columbia University crew of eight.
which was to be rowed at Annapolis Satur-
day. was declared off because of rough wa
ter. 1t may be rowed next Saturday.
Tom O'Rourke has issued challenge, on
behalf of Joseph Walcott. to fight any
heavy weight in the world. Walcott
knocked out Choynski who fought TWEEN
ty-round draw with Champion Jefferies
The base ball game between Princeton
and Brown University mines scheduled FOR
Saturday at New York was postponed on
account of rain. as were the athietic con
tests between teams representing princeton
and Columbia universities
Banaster the Brooklyn handicap winner
of 1S99. will be sent to France by Clarence
w. Mackay. He may be started IN tne
Auteuil hurdle race of 1901 In France. Inc
race is worth to the winner S2U0n. Mr.
Mackay paid 1000 to the Clark estate Tor
Banaster.
In the New England intercollegiate field
and TRACK games at Worcester, Mass: no sat > I
urday the final score was: Williams. 30 %;
Brown 2S %; Bowdoin. p; Dartmouth.
% 2-3; University of Maine, s; 81. l. T..
6 2-3: Amherst. ) %: Wesleyan. 2-3
The officials of the Westchester Athletic
Club of Tuckahoe have decided to postpone
the Fitzsimmons-Ruhint fight until June 10
Fitzsimmons was bitten on the hand by his
pet lion. He has had the beast two weeks.
Runlln manager " ldht itHSiA
mons forfeit. but stipulated that Fitzsim-
mons should dispose of the lion.
The National Stallion stake of 100000
run at Morris Park Saturday was won by
Bonnibert, owned by c. Fleischman's Sons.
Nine high-class horses were in the race.
but two were scratched. Bonnibert was
favorite at II to ), Bellario finished sec
ond. He received bad wrench of a ten
don in his fore ankle as he started out of
the dip.
At Philadelphia Saturday rain caused a
postponement of the dual games between
the University of California and the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, and also the base
ball game between Pennsylvania and Har-
ward. An effort will be made to arrange
a future date with California.
John n. Beach and Edwin P. Benjamin
sailed for England on the White Star Line
steamship Oceanic from New York We'd
nesday. taking with them the loving cup
which will be presented to Sir Thomas Lip
ton on May "a. The cup was purchased by
popular subscription at a cost of 5000
Former Mayor William l.. Strong, as chair
man of the Sir Thomas Upton loving cup
committee, appointed Mr.. Beach, Mr.. Ben
jamin. John d. Crimmins, Gen. Howard
Carroll and Judge Morgan ]. O'Brien to
convey the cup to Sir Thomas. Mr.. Grim
minis and Judge O'Brien are now in Rome
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jects which were necessarily connected
with the installation of civil government in


A"eE1C0hD 1NOAuAhk oAhAC0s
To the reports which have been circulated
that there is a horde of American office
| holders in Cuba, he said it was only neccs-
sary to invite attention to the following
| figures The principal offices in which
Americans are employed under the military
government, are the division and depart
mental headquarters. In these offices
Americans necessarily predominant by rea-
son of their knowledge and experience In
military affairs. 1t has also been necessary
to employ in the offices of the treasurer and
auditor Of the island, those who are con-
versant with American administrative
methods. In the executive civil depart
ments few If any, Americans are engaged.
There have been employed In the engineers
department, the postal department and the
customs service persons possessing special a.a
technical qualifications and experience The
employees of all these offices aggregate 2,2o4,
of which number only 31S are Amerlcana,
or but 16 per cent. The judicial, municipal
island is entirely in the hands of Cubans.
If the officials and employees in these de-
partmentS were considered In connection
with those employed In the other oepar!-
ing positions under the government or CUBA
would be minimized Mr.. Meik.ejohn said
when the economy Of the administration OF
the island Is considered one should recall
the results accomplished in the way OF
public works, such as construction and re-
pairing Of roads, policing cities and towns.
the establishment OF pfOVlHclui Tuful
guards, the institution of a judiciary, and
the eradication of epidemics through the
introduction of thorough sanitation.
Means of communication were the first
essential; harbors demanded Improvement
in order to render navigation secure: public
buildings throughout the island had been
Quilted of fixtures and stripped of their
contents. requiring extensive repairs or full
equipment. The military governor was con-
fronted with the task of creating public
school system in Its entirety. There was
no conception of modern methods of SAM
tation. These results have been accom-