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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Gin Nnhrrer mr. 9h1ter

ct. 2ouis, &c., 1. sunni. -
Die bieiigen 8eripanbten BON 4uguit
6ilgenborf, zines frii6eren ct. 2ouiz
fer, Der ipdter na4 Wisconiin oer3og
unb bort bor flint Sabren tpegen @rz
morOung feiner 5rau gu lebensldngz
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fir bas 8erbre6en zines 2fnOeren I'M
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rer Seelforger 9ilgenOorfs, bat be-
reits S6ritte CUR Wieoeraufna6me
Der llnteriudung eingeleitet usO be-
miibt ii6, in Ct. 2oui5 8epeiSmatez
rial 3u fammeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02

= Bet Ytttsburg, ga, 1T bas
S9leppboot SEQ. g. HpB" bur9
cine @rploIipn i4limm beI9dbtgt
tporben. Gapitdn aellD tpirb perz
mtbt unb orei Mttglieber berMannz
i4uft iinb Iebeusaefd4rliA perleBt
nproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Sus @cbcn eiue B!irNe.

q. VOuts, W{0., 1. SUM. =
Gbparb SeiBeberg, Der 8eiiBer mebz
rerer bieiiger P0felgei6Gfte ltnb ein
betannter @ef4dFt5mann, erI4oB 1i9
in Ietner 8O6nung, Nr.3643, Gpan8s
9lbenue. 8ei6Gftli6e 8erluite Iolen
ibn in ben Sob getrie6en baben. Der
0eritorbene par 43 Sabre ait uno
perbeirat6et. Gr beiaB Elm 9Gfelge=
thGft an Der 9. StraBe un0 @aBz
4benue unb Elm anbereS Gta6liiIez
ment an Der 9amilton Qoenue.
WdbrenO Der leBten 3eit ion ba5 0ez
f4dft ni4t 10 gut gegangen iein, ipie
6eiBeberq ertpartet baben mp9te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
.Snbs" fir Gr<GaDcttcn.

Sem 0prf, 1. Suni. - Die
flint relegirten &abetten Der WfilitGrz
9lfabemie gu WetzYoint fanben ii9
ge1tern in bem bieiigen 8iireau Der in
6Gnben zines englii9 amerifaniz
f9en SDnbifats bsfinbli9en v9uapaz
quill unb Guitozgiienba6n," Nr. SO,
Wallftrabe, Elm, bon lpelder iie be-
tanntli6 gu untergeoroneten Stellunz
gen i'm Sngenieur 9epurtement Der
ga6n in gcuabor engagirt ipurben.
Sic reiien in Babe bort6in ab. 9ie
flint jungen 2eute, $. 9. goplbp
BON Nebrasfa, So3n u. GleoelanO
bon 9labama, Sraugott 5. 9e4er
bon Netpzyorf, 81. q. Clinton bon
Mi6igan unb g. .. Mabaffep, fe6rz
ten geitern aus Wafbington 5uriid,
no iie, pom &riegsIetretdr Root in
9tuoien5 empfangen, einen leBten Ser
iu9 gema9t butten, lire Gntldiiung
ridgdngig gu MAIDEN, reip, eine Biez
beraufnabme bes 9is5iplinar Ser
fubrens bur63uIeben.
Na6bem iie nun ni9t mebr Der
SurisDittion bes &riegsbepurtements
unterite6en, ertlGren bic 8aoetten,
bab Sberit Mils, Der iie peranlabte,
iiber Die an Neulingen unb anoeren
Mitgltebern besGDrps bprgenommene
Methobe bes r8racing" SeitdnbniiIe
gu MAIDEN, iportbrii4ig an ibnen
tpurbe, benn er babe i6nen erflGrt,
bab nur &abetten, pel9e ii6 an Der
piet grauIameren, als r6a5ing" be-
fannten Met6obe betbeiligten, ausgez
itoBen tperben piirben. Die Stint err
fldren, boB iie aus Der gtnftalt entz
fernt tpurben, pbne Gelsgenbeit gu
i6rer 9ertbeibigung erbalten gu baz
BEN. SroBbem begsn iie Die lobaliten
9efible fir bic W}ilitdr Qlfabemie
unb preiien ieben Siinslins gludli9,
benz es bei6ieben TT, ein 30sling ber=
ielben gu ietn.
Sn ibrer neuen Stellung tperben
bic @r=&abetten unter Der 2ettung
bes Maiors sSpbn 9armann t6dtig
fein, fpel4er ielbit in Weitz goint erz
5ogen purbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Sefnmmeu inr GelO,

. 6tla BET B / a, va, /. SUM.
- Ser bieiigen S6iff5bauer : 6irma
Wiliam gramp & Sons 1T 9eute bic
unerpartete, aber I'm 10 freubigere
telegrapbif4e g&a4ri4t 5ugegangen,
baR bic bobe 9forte bur6 Die ottomaz
niI9e 8anf bic erIte &ate fir ben
Rreu5er Gontraft be5ablt bat. I'M
ter bieien llmftdnben pirb ieBt nit
benz 8au bes BON Der tiirtiI9en &ez
gterung beitellten &reu3ers beund9It
beQDnnen tperDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Sie Gene;nclairaac.

Willem It b, Curacao, 1. Sum-
(pia 9optD. - prdiibent gaitro bon
8ene5uelu bat ben general=Mnlpalt,
Senpr 9alaois, pegen ieines 9utz
a9tens in bem fiir5li9en urtbeile in
benz Sale Der rNepzYprf=8ermubes
4spbaltzgo." entlafen.
Bie aus @af6ington gemeloet tpirb,
febrt Der amerttaniide 9eianbte s. g.
2oomts nt4t nad @eneauela suriid.
gr befinbet ii9 our 3eit in 2onbon auf
llrlaub. Mtan 9laubt, bab er einen
Poten in europa erbalten fou
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-02-20

A. L. L~osinger. in charge of the
mining operations of A. 5. Wright &
Co. at Spotted Horse, Maginnis and
Whiskey Gulch, spent Saturday in Lew
istown. The mine in Whiskey Guleh
is looking better every day and the
company is accordingly gratited. 1t
is not unlikely that a change in owner
shifp will shortly take place and pay
day has been deferred for a few days
pending the negotiations
Willie, the eldest sou Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wiedeman, has been i'll for the
past week with what was at first
thought to have been neuralgia of the
stomach but the physician since pro-
nounced it catarral in character. The
boy has suffered considerably and has
been unable to take nourishment but
in small quantities, lie is now i'm
proving however and his early recovery
is confidently anticipated.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-02-20
SIX HUNDRED DOLLAR ORE.
New Discoveries IN Ruby Gulch Indicate
F~0rtunes for the Owners,

The latest, and what promises to
be a very important, mineral discov-
cry In the judith mountains Is that
Of Messrs. Reeder, Harmon and VIII
liams In Ruby gulch, on the south
side OF the range, and not more than
seven miles from Lewistown. Last
May these gentlemen located several
claims at the extreme head Oi Ruby
gulch and since that time have been
developing the ground, and on the
pheasant" lode, which Is the prlnci-
pal claim OF the group, their efforts
have been rewarded by the discovery
Of a well defined vein Of the highest
grade cyanide ore ever found In this
section. Ore has been found on all
the other claims, but the showing IN
the pheasant" far exceeds all the
Others In value.
A f%ifty-ioot tunnel has been driven
on the ore In the pheasant" and
where from the beginning the pay
streak was but afew inches In width,
us the work progressed 1t became
wider until now at the face OF the
tunnel there Is three feet OF ore, an
average sample from which assayed
ss2.I0 per ton. while one OF the sam
Piles Of the best ore went as high az
$6l2.SO. The ore Is in n well defined
vein, between a contact OF quartzite
and shale, and In appearance very
much resembles n soft slate, being
evidently a strictly ~sedimentary mat
ter. The trend OF the vein IL east and
west and 1t has been tapped at varl-
Gus places on the surface for more
than $50 feet, showing the same ore
all along. The cyanide test has been
applied, and although a high grade
ore 1t yields readily To that form OF
treatment, which might be accounted
for by the fact that gold In absolutely
the only mineral contained In the ore.
The owners Of this group intend to
continue development steadily. and
II the prospects remain as promising
as at present In the near future we
may look to see the fourth plant
erected for reducing the inexhaustible
cyanide ores Of the Incompatible
Judltbs.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-02-20
DISTRICT BILL PASSES.
No Material Change in Senatorial
Vote Of Tuesday.

Representative Lehman stated Co
the ARGUS by wire this morning that
the committee OF the whole of the
house yesterday passed tho act ere
ating the Twelfth judicial district
without amendments. There were
but two or three negative votes.
The bill will be finally passed in a few
days and go to the governor. Tues
days senatorial vote showed no ma.
trial change, MacGinness still lead.
ing Frank by n few votes. A dead
lock isquote probable Theproposed
road measures have good chances Of
final passage.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-02-20
Dentistry,

Doctor NJ. NJ. Hedges has 10.
Gated in Lewistown. Office over Ju.
dith Hardware store. DIR. Hedges has
been in practice over 30 years, does
crown and bridge work, porcelain in
lays, continuous gum plate work and
in fact performs all operations pertain.
ing to dentistry according TO the latest
improvements OF the art. All opera
tons, whether on the natural teeth or
artificial substitutes, assured in point
Of excellence and permenance.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-02-20

lam in no way involved in any transactions
Of George Calph Of Fort Maginnis and will
not be responsible for any debts or obligations
contracted by him.
Dated February 18th.
OSCAR STEPHENS.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-02-20
Tor Sale.

Three hundred and twenty acres Of decided
land in the well known Beaver creek bottom;
title clear; " acres under cultivation; good
buildings; only three. fourths mile from good
school two and one-half miles from postofiice
good spring water; no irrigation required; rea.
son for ~salc-poor health Of family.
Inquire Of Michael Brass. Cottonwood. or +
r, MACEDONIAN. Lewistown.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-02-20
wsraias to Irespss.er.-s,oo Reward.

Will be paid TO anyone giving proof OF
parties driving horses and stock across my
fields, or to those leaving gates open or break
ing fences down. Parties desiring to drive
stock across my pasture should get a permit.
THOMAS GEoRoETrI.
Lewistown. Mont.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-02-20

branded
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-02-20

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
Z. ". Groves signature Is on each box. 25c.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-02-20

Owner can have sane by calling at this office
for furhe information and paying for this ad.
Sertisement. Party now holding the horse has
no charges against him.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-02-20
o the COUCH and
o q OFF the COLD,
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Laxitave Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure a cold
Ia one day. No cure. no pay. Price % cents.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-02-20
Taken 10.
EA2on left thigh.

Light buckskin gelding found on summit Of
Twin Buties. Bell mOuItaius. December last
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-20

srac-d ny the Hun team defeat. Il was
simply a cas-. o, no, being able 20 MT
Nichols. fate that has happ.h.i often
10 many i.ams. Nichols vas Ia mid.
summer trim. lie had all his OH speed
and curves and was simply inyincinl-.
No E.cus-s to On-r.
Manager ;""rg" Davis had no EXCUSES
to make. w. just cou!in', BAL h"
said 10 The Evening World corresponds
"n' with In. team 'bu' This Is another
day and III. New York fan, viii hear
another End 10 the story
Davis himself ba,;ed well Yesterday.
getting two o! the ny- hits credited
20 the locals. Dummy" Taylur pitched
winning bah W to me eighth Inning.
Then lack OF condition told and the
i!saT.at.rs touched ny IN. mute for
!ou. hits In bunch. VITA a little
seasoning Tay.or viii hold down the
best rf the blk alters
Sirang set Al rest AZ doubts OF his
ability I" cover third lie played "a
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-20

star game. his p!ck-ups being clean
throughout and h.s throwing swift and
accurate. He n; the 1ail hard. too.
but had the bad luck 10 ind a Branratcr
at the other end %: the line every
time.
Murphy Was Nervous.
Murphy at second was unsteady. large.
IS du" To nervousness. His drop ..
St.anxs throw IN the second !nnin z
spelling the certain doubling up %! Lowe
AMI Crol!us As II was Ne recovered
the bail in time to nip Crolius at first.
and "a k!ttridxe wa, an easy third
out M damax" resulted from tn. mum.
Se!bach's catch of the l.ft field fence
Of Barry's long is In ,he sixth inning
was q beauty. Van made u star PLAY.
too. in the eighth when he ran back
y mile and pulled down a crack on
CrolIus's bat that looked good FOR n
homer. Hickman Eobbl.d everything
that came his way and there Is NJ
doubt that the Giants o,itfield Ia rs
strong as any In tn. league.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-20

III. con,es. II heightened hy the tac:
that not only Is tp.day's battle between
tho North and South. but that u IS
twenty years stree a London CLUB fk-
urcI in',he t!nal
TIL. influx from the PROVING" 20 Lar
don heats MI records. Sixty special
trains "a,ptied Into London Thousands %.
.r,husiRsts from all parts OF the prov
inccs. and BE- Ni!dcred commanders 81
.Hor,hern-rs travelled a nigh, long
w.tho,i; sleep to witness the sa;n-. II Is
safe 20 say that loo,loD persons OF ali
sortsand conditions witnessed tn. game,
sheffield won the toss. kicked IN
PROMPTLY at $50 p. NJ. and after eleven
minutes warm play scored the first goal.
shortly afterwa:a the io,spurs weg"
awarded free Kick for "a foul which
.v.'cd matters.
The result was drnw two goals al.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-20
MANY ENTRIES
FOR DUAL GAMES
Big Gathering Of Ath.
letes at Regiment
Arnory Tonight.

Entries TO the number o, zol have been
received fpr the dual games Of Company
g, E.gh;h freshmen ui the ras;lme
= c *hlen wll t,he p.ac" this s.cn-
.rs IN 'aa rcf;imcuts afuory. at Park
avcnee ann Nirn,y fourth street, one
Q; the er,r!es j. III complete rack team
Q: Battery Z. Thiriccnth Regiment.
wh!eh viii pc i,s last appearance prior
20 the Qua! nee with the Tw.uty-src-
and Regiment next slnrt,E The
events iyc open 70 n! registered ANA
teur athletes. ShcthaT mum5c-- u am
5leac eiuos or not. The events are a.
I follows:
sixty-ynrd rim. handicap. S)-ytrd run,
! novice: 55o-yard run. haal.ln gr.yard
run. nov!c.; l,o1-yar! ruu, Aana.rlp.
Emile rim. hsnhinna; 7ue-ny pisy eir
race. handicap. and --mHa Htyc.r 5aru.
handiea2.
"a gold watch will be nwarirI 4, Hr,,.
aanCli medal 10 second anu gold ink
4 asvc buttons TO third In each event,
|S1l.hA. u. and y. c. y. rules VII. govern
"a contests.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-20

iJt,MRARTpN, April 20 'Shamr"fH ~
vas successfully launched this Aii''-
noon AT Dsnuys' Yards 10 t1r pTesra''
ola good crowd 81 py.,c guests 1o's.
paper men and empHys's l.tiN ldi
1erin christcued The rev challenger
which looks srick ana sra0 90 rs cos.
OF white paint. rimmei with %r"en "i'l g.
the manganese bottln % me new
shonc like II mirror
Lord and I.ady DuneF!n, Sr Ta3maa
iIA,ton and others who cane ,rau 'iit-
gov on n special ,rUin. st"- EPoU q
,ratscd platform decorated win t'u"u
Jacks. the Stars ind Stripes the If.''
,.,ay and with Vercuau mast. Ii Ir.tH
and white. which were the prevailing
ioo!prs.
The weather could not hny. been lat
t.scr. The san shoe hrishtb aah nvrr-
coats had been discarded The employees
COT the Dennys mad hoiiiay. ana IA
sfact all Dunbar,nu VAS 81 rcto 90 -.
lady DuYIe-in break the pottl" Uf win.
over the curiouslv snub.noscd ',ow N
ithe,new boat.
Launch Without hitch.
II Tho, launch went on wIth"u; u hitch,
;Ai,ovc' The platform ON whtch q 'uaj"ritN
OF the guests witnessed the launching
was another small and hghrr platform
On this Sir Thomas f-!ptou 'he Earl ana
Countess OF DuTcriu. Mr.. Watson, che
tDcnnys and Mr.. Charles Russell wrr"
igaibsred. The bottle ~ cHampa.u.
"uns tio" '"e nov =" q ',.,'',
Na',1e.e,'a srsi 'ls'"'tS' ~ M' w
S'h "s,H'' t"' "N' ~ nv
.."a', VII" i@''s '''''''''" i'' ~ ~.
re Win she "'tu" S"'''as !" H''''"
foek - "'r' 'ne 'hs"i '"'h nv var
sH'u s.7'e'ai ''t''l''S' '"e ~ INK 81
. n'ns una 'rieS :" ii"i" sA' VII WIN
~ 49,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-20
MARATHON RUNNER
WAS DRUGGED?

81 Eliminating tho c,-chnmpior they had
do!IyIy III, oppusi," effect. 'rd PuJ
MIN ou, ~ the Running altogether
ur ! ; Thompson. ~ Cambridge
hpwcy-r Nts Nn altogether dtr"r"nt
version ;oI H. -nl tHnt % h. opi"-
ION McronAd was 1Iorutormrd
"Sey.rn hour afttr VI Donald
reached hon-t s1.i thr doctor. ~ touii
plA,uiy lvi,Vt races Il hilrr'orm IN N.
sponge which be- hud used 90 wipe vi
face b"frr, IN. COLLAPSE. Som" ot his
attendants or som" nnr IN 'hv crowd
ruuuiug alongside Ut him hli banded
hm the 4pprg" ana 10 wRs ,Uss"d tuiu
th" carriage whirh brought Nclnnht.
home 80 MD a ChIn.'" . rNiniN" F.'
u" sou ih.uk that II b" Sus rcAllg
'hlurpf"rmri I; was intentional ot ~.
Hrrlicnt th" ipattr Wa pskcd
II cuulNni have been an accident
wh"h l'r" was So much money NJ ~
,u" ra SIs ~ DOCTORS reply
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-20

BOSTON. Mass. April 3o.-Taerc arc
ugly rumors today I- 20 the cau.. ~
aicrpnald's collapse in IN. Marathon
road race yesterday. The Cnmnridg,
man had been picket TO beat John ca
frey. the Canadian. m1d ;h"r" was =
barrel OF money III Oh min. fpr AT lctst
a place. He was in the lead Tor hnrcr
miles and was running strong liz
hackers counted the money as SrC-l as
won. when suddenly he waat al u
pieces and had to be taken home 80 u
carriage.
John Bowla. who trained inr ~,
Cambridge men IN the TI-c Among
whom Mcdonald vas one. sAd n',rF
the finish that DE- Thompson hal .;lv"t
Mcdonald some sort OF pl's when D.
appeared exhausted. and that Ia -..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-20

Tn. talent l. nothing X not consistent
In !, support Of thu; bad hors" blue
away. They nj !. hin. fnvoritc again ana
The field vas so bad TN; II seemed a. II
he might win. A'a-d nj Sco-p!o were he
most backed %! In. others. Iilu"awar
aas slow 10 get away and wacn ~.
started to run Scorpio was sailing out
In front TX. a :Ill-rigr.l clipn.r ship
several lengths ahSod OF Her I.ady.h!p
and Ethics. who were also lengths il.
front OF Blucaway.
Th" latter began 10 &c; going on tn"
stretch. There Scorpio, had enough and
blienw?y. finishing strong. won haaG.l!
BY ihre" lengths from Scorpin. who Nas
ala lengths In front OF Her I.aiysh,p.
SECOND RACE
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-20
FRANK CROKER SAILS.
son oI Tan, n.nn, Hos. II rnssrnErr
on the CnInI,nnin.

The :limard liner 'impnnia ana IN"
Atlantic Transport liner, Minneap"i.s
sailed to-day Among the passengers
OF the C'ampansa wer. Sig. Marconi. ;h-
,,a.n h.r. for no,nc wNeks seeking suit
abb. places for the establishments along
M. coas, 81 wireless telegraph station.
Others who sailed We're ogden "d-
man. jr.. Frank II. croker son %!
n,cn.,ri croker. VIII" was hooked :" sail
Ia, week on tn. S"rvia. gu: c1nnr"h
hi. mans: MIR and Mrs. Charles Eikin..
Sir and Mrs l., g. Dubois. Miss y
D,srln. Miss I'nin iihb:s. Mrs os'
den ,;Iu.,i, Miss Glll.tt, J u. Hong
land Mrs Grand diiautrvillr, DR.
Henry r Lees. Mrs. SAMUEL Newton
n castro I'alomilo. spanish Consul I"
Mexico; i. j Letter. Miss odrtte Terry
Ricnard &. Vet, and MIR and Mrs VI. l..
Williams
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-20
IN WATER BEFORE MAY IS.
Constitutinn'a Trial spin to Take
Place shortly After.

The Constitution will he launched be-
for. May - and will be- ready FOR acr
mrs. spin down Narragansct; Bay before
the c,;h.
This prediction has been made ~ on"
nr IN. IrrrcshoN workincn in closes;
,ourA with Designer Nat q. Herrcshon.
III. saws the plating, riv-,,ing and
,plishinr y,,i 10 he don" Will TAX" m"
nrxt tw, weeks to finish. ana then she
deck covering must b. laid. but whether
,h,s will h" don" before or after the
launching .annn; be told ~ present.
Work is proceeding rapidly on the
steel i.,nm In tn. NORTH shop. All the
steel spars will II. painted a dark straw
color 10 r.seInhl. pine.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-20
RESULTS AT MEMPHIS.

RNrE.TRACE. MEMPHIS, Nnrii -
.rhr races ram hero to-day rr.ulici ~
'u,lGNr. First race. thrc"-GuIrt"rs 10 3,
nile Non by Uncl" Tenn. " 20 and I,
- l.. WnicrtreHt. i 20 for rHrC. WAS
s,cond Francis Rc!s third T,mr--l.l,
S'su',d RnCr-Ni!C aud 4 sixteenth
Won by hardwood. I 10 and y to :.
Our Nellie. even IA rrlacr. was second
Mc-timau third. Time 81 81.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-20
RUCHEY M'PADDEN won
VERDICT FROM MEADE.
In Preliminary at Spring.
N~ld. Nnss.
special to The E,-nin. worl,

T'VT's' Ut TIT r.''HTHt "'1''F
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. April -. -
HrShey McPadden. ~ brooklyn. was
even the decision over kid Meade. ~
New York. announced A. Jimmy Kelley.
IN the twelfth round .: fast boxing
bout here last night, The bou, was
scheduled to 40 fifteen rounds. but IN
he twelfth McPa ideu had no difficulty
In Landing on his opponent. and the lat
ter wen; 70 the noor three times.
In tn" preliminary i'illy Barrett. Of
y, ooklyn. won On point. over Harry
Jennings. OF this city. in 81 ten round
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WINNERS At
AQUEDUCT.
Rain Converted Race
Track Into Canal
Good Gard.
Special to IT,. E,.nln. World


RACE TRACK. AOEEDtcT. Aprl
9th. first week AZ Aqueduc: closed
cnde- very dlsngre..lbie conditions thus
afternoon. Tn. weather has been a
great handicap all through tho week
ana This afternoon VAS the worst az
all. tn" rain cam" DOWN IN torrents.
converting the trick into n canal ana
driving ever" one - shelter. The wind
was from N" East. and under such con-
tiiions Il was difficult 10 cnthusc over
the various contests.
To-day the Arr~rn" Stakes wa. the
feature. and two hand.caps al-n prom
ised To he ont OF the ordinary
lac attendance was SURPRISINGLY
lafS" In view G.! the rntserahl. w"i;her.
Betting WAS quite lively on all -! the
races Notwithstanding conditions were
against i.u. form being shown
FIRST RACE
selling: fIr thr~-.y~ar.O!ts AMI rpsarl. sh'Jt
sctel .nrlppxs
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H. WAS LAUNCHED WITHOUT MSHAP
ON THE CT YDE TO-DAY--B|G CROWD AT SCENE

fcrrci ones at > To :: All Green rushed
away In front. followed by lnshot and
ouila ndcr. Tiey ran this way FOR half
u mile. when inshot gave II up and
Robert wa.ideil began to close IN tine
straight All Green t,u!t and Outl1ndc-
vent TO the front. III, led 10 the last
sixteenth. wher" koScr; Waddcll nailed
him and won u good race by half a
length Outinnlrr VAS a length and 4
hal! in front ~ Sadie 5.
Fif,h Race-Four ana hai, fur
iongS-Won by optional. Red Dasnsei
was second ani Neither one third.
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SUNDAY BASEBALL GAME.

Manager Connie Mack will pu, the
regular team OF the Philadelphia Ain.
l.;irs In the field tomorrow nj Wee.
.haw,hcn. where they Will play the West
Sca York Field club.
The American l.eaguers Will limo up Ne
follows: ketchIn. cf.: Gcicr. S.. Hay.
den, RI: l.a)oie. - =: Seybold. II. Carr.
H.. Cross. Sd: Powers. C.. Chick
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LITTLE REIFF A WINNER.
Take. NHr" ut Derby. EnIin"d.
witt, Lord prU<Ost.

LONDON. Ap-i - Al IN. -'"ond
d,v'. racing At Derby to-day. the Derby
.hirc Plat, a lightweight han''iGnp q:
"a sovereigns. FOR thre.-y'lr-n.is ana
inward Al abot~: u mile and Z, lnlf.
wI,s wnu nv Mr. r r. Dcwlrs l.or!
provost. ''j".nni." i,cir hnNi-s the
trouni
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X. 4. &. Carnival, Of sports.

Manage B.r,r,nd Hopper. OF IN. Kn'Sssrhorksr
A. c baseball team has Just completed arrange.
, r,m. OF baseball At Knitke' booker Field. nay.
onn. CITY. y. J.. on Dsecr4'ion Day This gam:
viii torn rAy. Of the 'his athlete es'ni'A!
which viii take place at the knickerso:hr Fieid
Oh that Day.
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,,o,, ,..-c,,m ON y. ncnr-C"m,"oaor,

James Baird. Rear:commodor. OF the
I.archmont Yacht Club. has resigned
his position and Commodore Adams
mas appointed Frederick \. Hoyt.. Of
the cutter Isolde In mis- place. TIE
yacht which Mr Hoyt owns was built
RON designs furnished BY William