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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-08-02
BASIS OF SETTLEMENT
Of the Great Strike of the Anal
gamated Against the
Steel Trust.
ALL THE MILLS ARE TO BE open"
Association to Have the Right to
Uuionize Them All.
Additional Plants to Come Under the
Scale-Matters Yet To Be Set
tled-The Trouble at
Minneapolis.
ALL THE MILLS ARE TO BE OPEN

Pittsburg, July o0.-Tne following
terms of settlement Of the strike come
from an authoritative source, and can
be relied upon, in all human probable
ity, as the outcome of the meeting of
the conferrees:
The Amalgamated Association is to
drop the contention for the signing of
a scale for all mills.
ia mills are to be open mills in
the fullest sense of the term.
The company is to have the right to
place non-union man in any plant,
and keep him there.
In addition to the plants covered by
the expired scale it is to be signed for
the following: L. Devices Wood, of
McKeesport; Painter, Lindsay & Nc
CutcheOn and Clark mills, of Pitts
burg, and Monessen plants, of the
American Steel Hoop company.
The question of making the Wells
vile sheet plant and the Monessen tin
plate plant directly covered by the
scale is to be settled by the cOnferrees
The Amalgamated Association is to
have the privilege Of organizing the
men in any Of the plants.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-08-02
Filipino insurgents Captured.

Manila, July 0.-Thirty-four lnsur-
gents, a majority Of them armed with
rifles have been captured by the First
cavalry in the Batangas province. The
insular government has saved $205, 900
by the passage of an act virtually de-
claring the stone quarries at Mari
veles, in the Bataan province public
domain and authorizing the utilizing
Of the stone in the harbor improve
ment. A Spanish company claimed to
have established title to the Quarries.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-08-02
Chicago Business Man Drowned.

South Haven, Mich, July 29.-Wal-
ter Bryce Hutton, of Chicago, auditor
of the Illinois Steel shops belonging to
the United States Steel trust, was
drowned Saturday at Sleepy Hollow
while bathing
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-08-02
Little Family Dispute South.

Memphis, Tenn, July 29.-In a fight
with Winchester rifles last night, near
Forest Hill cemetery, Edwin Blalock
son of NJ. +. Blalock, was killed; the
elder Blalock and Robert Wright, ST.
were shot in the leg. Wright's son.
who also took part in the affary, Rob.
ert Wright, Jr., is fugitive, unhurt
The murderous affray had it's origin in
a family dispute.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-08-02
Judge Gary to Issue a Statement

New York, July 30-A member of
one of the constituent companies of the
steel corporation said last night: "a
statement will be issued from Judge
Gary's office tomorrow. There has
been a great deal of conjecture on the
part of the newspapers, and this state
ment will develop a contrast between
conjectures and the real facts in the
case"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-08-02
Beers Surrendered Number So 900.

London, July 30.-Lord Stanley,
financial secretary to the war office, re-
plying to a question in the house Of
commons, said the number of Beers
made prisoners, or who had surren-
derend since the declaration of war, to-
tailed I'D to July l $4,000.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-08-02
Speaker Henderson Goes to Berlin.

London, July 26-D. B. Henderson,
speaker of the United States house of
representatives has left here for Ber-
lin.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-08-02
Remarkable Baby Born.

Colorado Springs, Colo. July PA
son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Leaf, Germans, whose weight
is seventeen pounds, whose height is
twenty-four inches and whose chest
measurement is fifteen and three
fourthS inches.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-08-02
Helping Him.

Mr.. rd-Well-er-yes, since
you ask me, l was thinking of consult
ing a fortune teller.
Miss Coy-To find out whom you will
marry, Ell?
Mr.. ard-Why-er-yes. I
Miss Coy-Why not ask me and save
the fortune teller's fee toward the price
Of the ring ?-Philadelphia Press.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-08-02
Mount Stephen Gives TO Church.

London, July 29.-Baron Mount
Stephen announces a gift of 100000 to
the Presbyterian church of Scotland,
the income to go to ministers in his
native district of Aberdeenshire and
RanffShira
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-08-02
Death of Rear Admiral Irwin.

Washington, July 29.-Rear Admiral
John Irwin, retired, died at his resi-
dence here late last night after an il.
ness of several months He was 50
years of age and mad good war rec
1,.I
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-08-02
Constitution Bumps on a Ledge.

Newport, r. l., July 26.-The Co.
lumbia yesterday, in a rattling thresh
to windward from New London to
Newport got home first because the
Constitution struck on a ledge near the
Race Rock lighthouse, and will be put
into dock before she races again. The
weather was regular Constitution
weather.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-08-02

The heaviest precious stone is the zir-
con, which is AZ times heavier than an
equal quantity of water. The ightest
is the opal, only twice as heavy as wa
ter.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-08-02
An Order Could Be Filled.

Customer Tin Boston restaurant
Waiter, have you any fried cells?
Waiter-We have cells, sir, and they
are susceptible of being fried.-Les-
lies Weekly.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-08-02

In prehistoric times the rhinoceros;
1ourished in California, whileA large1
lions and tigers lived in the iungles. =
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-08-02
EdeIweia, Costs a Life.

Geneva, July 29.-Frederick Horrli,
while picking edelweiss, fell 600 feet
over a cliff.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-08-02
MINNEAPOLIS STRIKE SITUATION

plant is running full and has not been
affected by the strike in the least.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-08-02

Pittsburg, July 30.-Everybody is on
the qui vive in strike circles, and the
result of the conference of the leaders
of the two contending forces is looked
forward to with mingled hope and fear.
Hope, however, predOminates, and
peace is confidently expected by the
majority of those interested. THE eX-
ecutiye committee of the Amalgamated
Association will meet in the headQuar-
tiers Of the organization at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning, or as soon there
after as possible, and take up the
proposition Of the United States Steel
Corporation for settlement of the
steel workers strike" This statement
was made yesterday by Secretary Will
Jams, of the Amalgamated Association.
Beyond this he declined to discuss the
strike in any form.
Parties Do Not Relax Watchfulness
There was no change in the position
OF the two contestants yesterday. Both
sides held firmly to the plan of watch
ing each other. The officials of the
Wood mill of the American Sheet Steel
company made no attempt to start the
plant, and indications pointed to their
remaining inactive until the strike ne
gotiatiOns are decided one way or the
other. The first report of the day,
that the American Tinplate company
was making an effort to start the Dem
Ter plant with nOn-uniOn men, and that
one set of rolls was being operated,
was afterward explained as being a
rumOr that started from the fact that
the company had some men at work
repairing the plant, with the eXpecta-
ton that the strike will be settled
shortly.
Shaffer Has a Busy Day.
Yesterday was busy day for Presi-
dent Shaffer and the executive Off
Gals Of the Amalgamated Association
There was steady stream of callers
from early in the morning, and in
Vulnerable conferences bearing on the
proposed settlement of the strike
President Shaffer was firm in his de-
termination not to talk on the strike
situation.
Joseph Bishop, the secretary of the
Ohio board of arbitration. had a con-
ference with President Shaffer. His
visit was in connection with the strike
itc, n110h
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-05-12

i9en Burger, sum oeuti9en 2oniul in
kimberley oerlanst. Sas 8latt for.
bert Die beuti9e prsfis auf, sssen Elm
.iol6es Arrangement su asitiren.
@e tranbeter oeut19e
. ampfer.
&in9iton, sSamaiea, IL. Mai. -
Gs ioa morsen amtli9 feftseiteat wer-
ben, Oh nod ausi ii9t uorbanoen lit, ben
beuti9en Sampfer rS9Ieswis", wel-
der am lebten Oienitas bel Port Wtaria,
Samaica, itranoste, 81 retten. Ser
Stern befoet iitb bis sur Mitte ees
S4iffes unter 98aiier, unb Der Dta'
i9ienenraum lit iiberiiutbet. Ser
&apitdn peria9t 10 pieI wie mosIi4 Don
Der 2aouns 3u ret.en. YoIi5ei lit CUR
Stelle, um Der 9Slinoerung bes Jabr-
seuses ginbalt Su tbun. Wtan slaubt,
oaB Die rS6lesnis" aufseseben werben
miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-05-12

Sir pielen fsinen sroben 9Rorri5(l1tI. nj
feinitem umitellbarem SsIourpo>I3t<. Elm rssu
ldrer $l2 90 9Sertb. 81
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-05-12
molsen.

Seoe gde pieies srpken uno be'
Iiebten Sapens ipiro anssiiiut iein
nit @eIberiparinss 8ropciitionen,
beicnoers ipirb ii6 bies auf Die fei=
men NuaIitdten @SbeI be;ieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-05-12
@m. Graeier rla6t cine anberboifte
Grbidaft.
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faufeE


@aibinstoR 8. g., IL. Mai.
Ser @bef bes s8unbes 8ebeimbienites
entoedte beute, oaB 8illiam Sapis
Milliams, Der Stenosrapb BON Sol.
goparbs, ,gbef oes Sniular Bureau,
ben @eriu9 ma5te, uertrauIi9e Wit-
tbsilunsen suiibsn Dem General -anwaIt
unb hem 2riess-Setretdr an &i9ter
Sobn s. Ginbiap, @ertbeibissr pon
Neelp, gu oertauIen. Dilliams puroe
ausenbIidlib ieiner Stele entbOben,
puroe iebO6 ni9t uerbaftet, neil Der
8ertauf nod nid,t absei9Ioiien mar.
Gin neuer Brdiibentiaafts
6anoibat.
8ai bin9ton, 8. g., IL. Wai.
Yrdibentidafts 8anoioaten idieBen
iiber 0a6t aus Der Grbe, pis 9iIse.
SEPT bat aud Wtihouri einen ioI9en
aufsuwsiien, uub spar auf oemotrati-
1ber Seite. Ser neue 8ouoerneur
Soderp, ourd ieine lanse 8arriers i'm
6onsrsB betannt, lit Der Ausertorene.
@eprdientant 9lopo BON Mifiouri, Der
| li4 ausenblidlitb bier aufbdlt, unter-
itibt ben Boom" bes Gouperneurs.
Sn MarpIanb purben bic
Sobten mitse3dbIt. m
8a bin9ton, 8. g., IL. Wtai.
Sic sweite 3dbIuns in Marplanb,
weI4e infoIse Der Dor einisen Wonaten
auf6llis entbedteu genius-9etriisereien
n0tbis wurbe, bat erseben, baB bic
] IopaIen Sreunbe bes 2onsreBmitsIiebes
4Nubb 1000 Nainsn mebr sesabIt baben,
; lts in Charles unb Inne arunbel
gountp mobnen. Gs banbeIte fi1 be-
tanntIi9 barum, oaB Die &epublttaner
elm paar Selegaten In Der Staats.
9esislatur mebr brau9ten, um ben 3u-
pa6s bemotratiider 2eeislaturmitsIie-
Der wettSuma9en, unb oa wuroe benn
elm bis9en RAID sesdblt.
Sen erften anitOB CUR nnteriu9uns
| Der nius-8etriisereien unb Der nod
malisen 3dbluns CAB Die MeISuns, bab
Die 3abler cine betrd4tIide ansabI BON
fraberen Ginuobnern, nel6e bereits ieii
Sabresfriit unb Idnser Dobnunsen aai
ben osri4iebenen Jrieob0fen besOsen.
mitseSdblt batten.
Sas bat ii9 aIs ri4iis erwieien.
l1ebrisens miro bic Geiai3te nun
ipabri1einIi9 NIT bem NanteI Drift
Ii9er 9iebe, Ober befer seiast, poIi-
tiiden Ginfiufes 3useoedt weroen.
Gin neuer 8Iibmeffer.
i glepelano, o., IL. Wlai. prof
Obenba9 pom st. Ssnatius golless
bat ein neues, 8iemIi9 eompIieirtss
Snftrument tonitruirt, 6as im Gtano,
1T, in einem Raoius uon 100 WsiIer
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-05-12
- sreserid 6. ssenmamm. seb. an

Sf~Nh Brebtrtu y. XStuuiuHus BtV- u'''
Stuto II. 5ebruar 1854, 5u ShiersI09'
9eutIdlano. aeitOrbeu am 7Ouuerftna, ben g. wal
um 80 ubr g1orgeus. 7ie 8eeroisung fiHoef Sonh
tag. ben 1s gaai, Radlmittass I'm Hbr BON gem
Srauerbauie, go. 500 RaOiiOH aUeHHs aus rall'
9eid5euepttesoieuIt in be- SeutbeH sutberIiten ST.
gouIus airde, gde Rep 5sriep nHO Sseeartp Sfrv
um 80 libr. SrsuHOe Fao siHaelaoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-05-12
glus Der oeuti9tu &ei6s=
bauptitaot.
SlbIdieSsSiner fir Die amsSe'
iaieSemem premRif6en
Wainifter.
Whquel mar ipra6los, als Ct bon
ieiner ,,plOBli6en &eiisuation"
erfubr.
Gr maHt ieimem seprekten Sersen
amf iourmaliftiihem 9Sese
3uft.
gloniral S6lep IN 9OnoOn.
Die Grmennun8 etnes meuen
Sii9ois fiir 3iOceie Bort
lamb, Me.
Sie ansmsiiuns Der 9euti6en aus
Sranspaal.
Siirfem erihieReu 1O3 repplus
tipnGre Wtaceopmier.
MHgeblides Nttemtat auf Die aOnisin
&esentin BON Spanien.
Werimieoemes.
MHgeblides Nttemtat auf bic aOnisin
3esentiu BON Spanien.
Verimieoemes.
4b ieosbiner fir bic
preuSif6en Miniiter.

Abi9iebsbiner ur bic
preuBii6en Winiiter.
Berlin, IL. Wtai. 8ei bem am
SOnneritas gu Gbren Der aussei9ie'
osnen Miniiter Don @raf gilow sese-
benen Siner, gu pel9em aud @raf D.
Yoiabopstp=gBebner, Der Staatsietre-
tor neg Snnern, 9err D. Sbielen, Der
preuBilde Minifter Der offentliden
4rbsiten, 6reiberr pon 8beinbaben, Der
neue preuBii9e Ginansminiiter, uno Serr
.. 9ucanus nit ibren Samen selaoen
waren, 3Olte @raf 8aIOw ben Der.
bieniten Der ebemalisen Mitslieosr oes
preuBil9en @iiniferiums sebabrenoe
amrtennuns. Snsbeionbers sebadte
er in warmen @orten oes berporra9en=
ben antbails, uelden Serr D. Wiqusl
an Dem Au5bau oes preuBii6en Jinans-
ueiens sebobt bat.
Serr D. Miquel osrabl4isoete li9
ge1tern pom ben 8eamten oes JinanS-
miniiteriums in iOrmliber @eiie.
Wiquel tlappte 81 am n n.
Na6tfdsIi5 uerlautet, oaB, alS 6rei.
herr o. Wilmomsfi, Der portraqenoe
&atb i'm &ansleramt, i'm Auftrase
8alop's bel 0errn .. Miquel uoripra9
um ibn CUR Ginrei6uns ieines gntlai-
iunssseiubs aufSuforoern, oieler ipra9-
log Dor Staunen in einen Stubl nieber-
iant. Sn3uii9en bat er nun ben eriten
Sbred iiberpunoen, unb er bei6dftist
ii9 i9on auf's gifrisite nit 3utunfts-
pIdnen, Die barauf binoeuten, baB er
Dem oifentIi6en 9sben 10 balo ni9t 3lI
entiasen ssbsntt.
gs peroient iibrisens belonoers ber-
porseboben gu ueroen, oaB ii3 bis iest
yiemanb sefunben bat, Der es betla9t
bate, ouB Whquel bas bOaite 3iel ieines
GbrseiSes Die &anslerwiirbe su er-
lansen, ni9t etrei9t bat. SIM 6e9en-
tbeil tonitutirt 3. 3. Die Yrehe Der
fgentrumspartei, baB ii9 iiber OtiqueI's g
absans allieitise Grlei9teruns tunb-
sebe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-05-12

HIWl 9erIh8eW OrQoe o9tu Wll9eWltlI, !,
baB Der 8ru6 spii6en 8ismard uno
bem &aiier berbsisefabrt woroen iei.
Ser 8aiisr babe nun Die 3pedmaBis-
teit bss altsn @sbrau4s ertannt uno
ibn barum pieoer einsefiibrt.
ab6nberunseno oes 8orien-
9efeBes.
0raf pon YoiGbopstp @ebner bat
ben 8Orisnausi3uB berufen sur gesut-
a9tuas Der Jrase. Oh oas am l..
Sanuar 1897 in 2raft setretene Bot
ienseies oerart absednbert peroen tam,
oaB bic @runoIasen Der WeaBresel
ni9t ansstaftet, oie na6tbsiIisen 8ir-
tunsen oes @eieses fur Die bsftebenoen
8Orisneinri9tunsen iebo9 aufseboben
meroen.
Reine mIrtts smber9ii d n
YOfmarten.
Sn Der Stuttsarter 2ammer bat Der
abssOronete Sausmann (Semotrat)
abermaIs ben antras seiteat, baB Die
beiOnoeren wiirttembeser Yoitmarten
absei9afft werben, woour9 elm meiterer
S4ritt gum aufseben Der sinSelnen
8unoesitaaten i'm &si9e setenn5ei9net
piiroe.
SOS BON & m" unb so 20 n
Oefterrei4."
Sie Ofterreidil5sh Rleritalen itellen
bic 8ebauptuns auf, Winiiterprdi iioent
.. &0rber pole ben MloeutIhen
(Seutl9-8aoitalsn) Die Sos pon&omp =
8epesuns freiseben, wenn bafir bic
v9os bon Oeiterrei6r an9riiie auf oas
Raiierbaus ibr gnbe ndbmen. Sis
8ebauptuns piro i9werIi4 Obre 8i-
oeripru6 bleibsn.
I1O3 Waceb BON ben
9Irten erf6offen.
gSien, IL. Mai. Ser eonftani.
pOIsr aOrreiponosnt oes rabsnoblatt"
meIoet, oaB nidt meniser als 1O3 Der
repoIutionaren partei ansebOrisen
Maseoonier bon ben tiirtii9en 8ebor-
ben Sefamsem uns sriaOhen poroen
isin ioasn.
ansebIi6es attsntat aui
bic Ronisin &esentin
pon Spanien.
2onoOn, IL. Wtai. Auf ber
8orie lit bas 6erI1t perbreitet, oof
Elm attentat auf oas &eben Der 60nisir
&esentin BON @panien periibt moroen
lit. Sas 8erI9t wirb a6er ni9t be,
itdtiSt.
abmiraI g 9Iep in 9ono on,
2onoon, IL. Wai. 8ear-Momi.
raj SdIep lit bier auf bem @ese mad
ben Ser. Staaten in gesleituns oes
2eutnants 8. Sears einsetroffen
Ser aomiral beiu9t bier Die 4nse-
b0risen ieiner So6ter, Die 6amilie
Stuart Wortlep. Seute 4benb mirh
er bas Diner BET oem ameritanii6er
9Oti9after, Serrn Gboate, einnsbmer
unb ii9 bier etpa 10 Sage aufbaI.
ten ebe er ii4 na4 Iew -YOrt elm.
f9ifft.
9apftIi6e Grnennums.
&om, IL. Mai. Ser papit bal
Die Grnennuns bes 8eo. g8iaiam s
O'gonnea, Rettor bes biefisen ameri.
tanii9en gollsss, gum gii9of in port'
Ianb, Maine, beitdtist. CT miro ost
0affoIaer oes oeritorbenen 8ii1ofi
Sealp. Orbinirt mMrbe er i'm Sabr
1884 gu &om, unb na5oem er ibe
smolf Sabre in Der 80 toner Si0seil
tb6tis mar, murbe er i'm Sabre 1896
3um &ettor oeS anieritanii9en Goa q
tn Rom ernannt. 2aut elmer Nne ab
beS r0niii6sn Rorrelponbenten osi
ySaiIp gronicIe" in 2onbon pirb Uton
ignore YaIemsti, apoitoliider Selesa
in Bombay, entmeber fur ganaoa obe
Die Ser. Staaten gum Sslesaten er
nannt weroen.
Auswei iuns oon Seut-
iden 3ranspaaI.
8erIin, IL. Mai. Sesaelic
Der 0erbonoIunsen tn 9onbon iiber bi
laniprii@e wesen auspeiiuns be
Seutiden aus Sransuaal betlast be
9otal-Anseiser ben Iansiamen Sort
i9ritt uno bebauptet, bic britil9e
Wtitslieber Der 2ommiiiion bemiibte
iid, bas beutide MitsIisb aIs cine
bIoBen &e6tsbeiftanb Der aussepieie
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-05-12

Mus Der 8unbesballptitaot
Gin memer Yraiibemti@afts aan.
bioat lit amfsetam@t.
Sic Gsnius=Setriisereien in Mlarplano
anfgeoedt.
Gs tpuroem 1000 1pote mitses
sablt.
&ar0imal Gibbpms iGbrt nah Rpm.
NroieKpr Oheabadb's meuer 8lies
meiimmas Slpparat.
Sabres &onpentiom Der Wfuiifer in
Seuper, Gol.
Glue ueue clearinghouse zfanoal'
sei6iHte.
@m. Graeier rladt cine unperboiftt
Grbidait.
% olIte @ebeimniffe pfr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-05-12
u mt BIS m art d.


@ie Der 4lttan3lsr Jirit Bismard
nod ieiner gntIaiiuns bas 8eblrfnis
empfano, ii5 uu4 ferner an Der politit
gu betbsilisen, 10 miro au6 WiqueI ii9
nidt einem beidauli5en ginieoIerleben
erseben, ionoern bur9 oermebrte jour
naliitii5e Sb6tisteit isnem 8sbIrfnis
0eniise gu Isiiten iu9en. Seine 2eib-
orsane ldBt er idon iest iiber Die Shat.
fade Hagen, oaB er ieit spei Sabren
teine @sIesen9eit mebr sebabt bat, oem
5eailer e;nen Smmebiatportras ju bal-
ten. Sie @eltpolitif babe in iinsfter
3eit Die prsuBii9en anselesenbeiten
sonis suriidsebranst. 9IIOw iei aber
tein llebermenid uno psrbe au9 iiber
fur3 ODER lang bic gntoeduns MAIDEN
mullen, buB sr ni4t oaes aIlein beiOrsen
tonne.
q ReinunmitteIbarer 8erfe b 7
Der Miniiter nit benz
2aifer.
Sie asrariide y9euti9e Susessei-
tuns" erinnert oaran, baB es gu 8is.
mard's 3eiten &eseI mar, oaB Der Rai-
ier nit ben einselnen Winiitern nur la
geiiein oes RansIers perbanoeIte. Sie
abi9affuns Der @spfOsenheit, weI9e
our9 Rabinetts-Orore pom 8. Sep.
tember 1852 einsefabrt purbe, babe IN
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-05-09

mile-Chorus Boy won, Reseda second,
Mr.. Phinsy third. Time, LAS IA.
Fifth race seven furlongs- Trinity Bell
won. Ethelbel second, Rior Bell third.
Time, 1:31 IA.
Sixth race. six furlongs, selling-Ona-
mastus won, Velma Clerk second, Fleu-
ron thi. d. Time, Ill.
WORTH.
First race. six furongs- Miracle H.
won, B,issac second, Illowah third. Time,
1902 40
Second race, six furlongs, selling
Birdie d. won, c.. Is. Campbeil second
Aaron third. Time, 1:13 So
Third race, mile, selling-Moroni won,
John Griggsby second Prairie Dog third
Time 143 3-5.
Fourth race, mile and an eighth SELL
ing-Ben Chance won, Trebor second
Hoods Brigade third. Time So 10.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-About won,
Lake View Bell second, Ida V. third.
Time 80 2-5.
Sixth race, mile, selling-Zacotosa won,
Frank Ireland second, Hosi third. Time,
LA 1-5.
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Yachting s:;' e. .t';;'c' ''' H. OF THE WORLD
KING TO VISIT CUP YACHT
He Will Be the Guest Of Sir Thomas
Upton When Shamrock II.
Spreads Canvas.
(London Cable,)

uondon Cable) fsft'
With returning summer the disposition
TO cultivate Mark Twain Tapleyism is
becoming contagious. Ugly questions
like the war, the budget and taxation
are brushed aside in the face Of more
momentous issues, such as the Sharn-
rock lis chance of winning the yacht
race, the prospects Of the DERBY favor
ties and the makeup of the county tick.
ct teams. All in indicative of the gen.
eral disposition to make the best OF
everything this sunny weather.
Apropos of the coming trials OF the
Shamrock l. and H., it is more than
probable that tn king will he the CUES,
Of Sir Thomas Upton aboard the new
yacht when she spreads her canvas for
the first time to the breezes of the So
lent.
In connection with last weeks launch,
the remarkable interest taken by Amer:-
cans, as illustrated by the large attend,
ance of the representative American
press, appeared agreeably to surprise the
Scotch yachtsmen.
One sentence of Sir Thomas Upton
speech which was schoed unanimously
by the visiting press. struck the key
note Of the sentiment prevailing. but es-
capped due mention in the accounts Of
the function itself. This was his refer
ence to the generous enthusiasm which
would greet the victory of the Sham
rock II. from the Americans, who in his
opinion, are almost as anxious-from a
sportsman's point Of view-as the Brit
ish to see the cup brought back.
I'VE are not particularly anxious ia
lose that cup, Sir Thomas" said the Mes
tor Of the American newspaped man,
but, if any one is to lift it, we hope you
will wouldn't they give you a great
send off in New York"
II am sure they would" replied Sir
Thomas, and added:
Il may tell YOU I have already re-
ceived a challenge in the event sue.
coed in winning
Then Well have = chance for another
send-off at the Isle Of Wright next year.
promptly replied the patriotic newspa .
per man.
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Shert Line Is Denver
W. Il. MERRlA1AN. Cent. AT.
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Harvard Wins Golf Cup.
ID, croo;o%o1 D~oCc

Atlantic City, N. j., May 9.-Harvard
Won the inter- collegiate golf tournament
yesterday, contesting in the finals with
Yale for the cup. Princeton held the
trophy, which it now yields to the wear
ers of the crimson. The score of the
victors stood 10 to AZ, reckoning by the
college system recently made. The
weather was fair, but cold breeze blew
which affected the playing. Myers Of
Harvard distinguished himself with his
long driving, and Brown, also of Har-
ward, made the first nine holes in 8.
breaking the record on the links, but
on the last green, amidst intense excite
ing with total of 85. Stickney of Yale
went line links in 81.
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Reiff Brothers Still Winning.

London May s.-The Chester cup at
Chester yesterday was won by Pierre
Lorillard's David Garr.ck, ridden by Les
ter Reiff Sixteen horses ran. The betting
was so to l against David Garrick.
The Bennington two-year-old plate of
eco sovereigns for five furlongs was won
by Captain Ethelstole's chestnut filly,
The Duiker, ridden by Johnny Reiff. Six
horses ran.
Lester r if again had the winning
mount of Noel Fenwick's Casino, who
won the Prince of Wales welter handi-
cap plate of 200 sovereigns for three
years and upward at five furlongs. Sew
enteen horses ran.
J. c. Dyer's Lockings, with Johnny
Reiff in the saddle finished first in the
roce for the Combermere handicap plate
for three years and upward at one mile.
Twelve horses ran.