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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16
lite Warg.

o9 0tober, $. g. MatbieienS Suitru
6anno, igot giielanien, meooeler
n8ien". 8eben, Der bar fOraarIa9et
al 99rins, inotraf iprit eiter ct lan9t,
lmertefulbt Sp9eleie unber bOilfet man
forgppes forig9te aft for at irelie bens
oPs 9io O9 linbre benOe8 2ibelier.
Wtrs. Natbieien par igot Danmart.
Oct er omtrent ijorten 9lur iiben, at
DER. gRatbieien isrte benoe iom i'm
gruo I'll bet 6jem noe oeb Stonp
Boint, bpor be lige iioen bar leuet ct
iau lpffeli9t Samliu, men iOm SOrs o9
3un9lino MI bar taeet BeIiooelie.
Ere Bprn beler Jaoerens Saun.
= 5reberif Senien. &acine, isis,
osoe foreoen 5reoo9 pau ct. Marps
6oipifal rs 9lar 9ammel. San efters
laoer TO 8ptre, Mii8 Carrie Senlen
Gbtca9o, o9 Dars. aapt. @riflen STA.
cine. bois 9jem paa Carlisle glOe. ben
9amle npo ben meit ombp9gelise 8leje
- S. g. 3bomen, en- al ben oanife
&olonis alblte 3nouauo ere, af9if /
forri9e llge ueo 8goen en- Gloer al
6S Nar. 6an efterlaoer Sufru o9 TO
Bern gooe pefuni9re Omitenbi9bez
Der. QIfopoe, Der oar &aretbma9er al
BrofesIion, 6nr oRret boiiobenoe 9az
cine iioen 1866 o9 par en- ale Wtaa.
Der 9runobaoerli9 og uSto9roi9 Sors
ger. s.. 81"
= 5 Melroie, Sal, ai9if ueo 90oen
ben 29oe 5uli efter Ell meget fort SD9e.
leie Otrs. 2tnnn Marie 9lnoerien, @mil
9Iuoeriens 6uitru 9ifteritis bar 9turs
ln9en til benbeS iDr9eli9e, uuenteoe o9
6urti9e 8ort9ane. Wrs. 9lncerlen bleu
ifDl9e a8ien" ip9 6reoagen ben 25be
Suli; Ilere 4e9er blep tilfalote, og aft
muligt 9ort for at unoerfue ben ouos
arteoe og fualenoe Sp9oOm m'n fors
saues. gan @runb al SpgoOmmens
farliee 8elfaiIenbeo maatte Bssrapelien
finoe Steo itrats o9 uben 9i9ipl9e.
0trs. glnoerien par ipot Slesui9 o9
bar 56 9Iar 9ammel. s Sle8uls efter'
laoer bun Jig fire greore os cen Seter.
@n femte grooer er Wtr. George 2pois
fen, Den befenbte aontrattOr / Dat
lano. Sire pofsne Born 6e9r9oer Ias
bet af en- far Niober.
anrl Onnlen ell oanIt 5armer,
Der boebe ct StDffe fra StodOn, Sal,
af9if / 9srbn95 ueo 9soen paa 6olpts
talet, 6opr ban bar bleuen opereret for
Blinotarms sbet9nrelle. 6an bar oms
trent 80 4ar 9ammel.
= s San 5ranciSco: l. glu9ult
Wrs. 6anIiue RisbersD Gharles &iss
ber9s 6ultru, feot / 8anmarf 42 Nar
sammel;
3. 9lu9uit a'trs, barbara
Gbriltine 9er5ber9. Datter al Mtrs. y.
90. Sunorup, iebt 5resno. II 9lar
sammel;
6. 9(usuit. = Souls Ssrenien,
ipot 9anmarf. 10 9lar sammel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16

QSnl. Bdrtbolif1 | penpes OJem I'll en-
Spaoieretur. bar fact aenoifab til,
at 6enbes 99reite bar Mobermorber
-og Ste0et for at flbgte meb bdm
Bar pilet angibe bam for politiet.
9un madtte 10 q9ngben blipe mis-
tGntelig oeo Mooerens ldnge ubebliy
ben. Sg oa bun mebbioenbe ON 6prs
brDoelfen itfe piloe flpgte meb Wlor=
oeren, far benne ildaet benbe ielo libel.
Oct fun0ne Gig babbe MGrter efter
en- Repolperfugle 6obeoet.
Politiet anto9 fsrit, at Morberen baos
be taget iig ielo af 9a9e, men efter
iom llnberisgelien ifrioer frem, i1nes
9ele glanen at bare uofsrt msb en-
iaaodn operld9t Rng9eslssbeO, at man
maa ppre bis paa, at Woroeren ital Del
piOe at bDtte fit Sfinb langIt muligt.
Sra Oscar 36omIon bar politiet
1iOtil life funnel faa no9en Oplpsning
-Men be iioite Dage er ban faloen
Iammen o9 liot efter libt tilitoO ban
noget UleopionerTfa6. SdaleOes bar
ban tilitaaet, at ban oibTte 8artbolin
6apoe mnroet Uiooeren / bbert
Sab bar ban t9nft bet.
Wlen en- aoinbe bar @adr aflagt
@iOnes6bro ON. at BUN bar let 9boms
ion og en- dnoen U}dno, Iparenpe til
8urtbolins uoleenoe 6oloe meO @a=
Iteriz@oqnen / 0dgbrafningen 9ors=
bag b. 81 Suli. De trGtteoes oa meo
ben gdmle Stolotarl pad 9agadrosz
9aIseri, foroi benne life piloe IGtte
6eit pg goqn inb pda et IadOant
SiOspuntt. Sg Dag bar 3bomion
tilitdaet, at ban par uoe meo Bar
tbolin Din Rat. men ban bar after
truttet 5ilitaaelien tilbose. politiet
riene; nu,as 5ar.bo!in os S5cnIfon
bar, efter at ben ferlte babe mproet
U}innie Wlithea 6enao Wiionutstio
Snsoug. fsrt 9iget uo 9aIftriz8 8ogns
n,fert bort og baaret bet uo mellem
alt guitabfet uoe peo State og 74oe
@doe.
5bomlon ertl9rer, at ban intet tan
butte 5iosrummet Onsoag often
al. 10 til 3orsoag Morgen og at bpis
ban er Jet uoe meo 8dlferis8ognen,
bar ban enten o2ret orutten eller bar
pGret bDpnotiieret. 9dn benOiier til,at
en- 2GgeItuberenoe Uir. @oparos bo>.
eoe 6uIet og ban tunbe bppnotiiere.
0enne Gopdros er nu antommen
Iom 8ione fra 0enper, bporben ban
bar rejit. Mlan penter meo Sp9noing
paa bans 5ortlaring. Smens leoer be
oae 8egne ober bele 2anoet efter 8m,
9artbolin. Og politiet faar mango
8int, men be bar biotil lite biulpet
bet ringite. RDs tom ct 8reo, bpis
6uabItrift paufdloenoe ligneoe Bar
t6olins, grepifriperen Der unoertegz
neoe ia ,,en Den, "meobeler, ,dt Gi9et al
ben unge pige ilet life bar Wlisi Wlitz
6eQ ,al9berne bleb taiteoe uo peo 6int
9igfor at faa benoes 5or9lore fert
paa 9ilbipor. = Sun Ielp og Bar
t6olin ifdl Iaa befinoe fig noenfor be
5oenebe Stater.
MarteIigt er bet, at 2isfpnslesen
bar erfleret, at bint Gig moa babe ben
ligeet mint 8 a14 9ase ub ober ben
5io Iom MiIs Ulitdea, bar p9ret fors
Ipunben /, og ben ramme 2ugt bar
9eboerne / Rerbeben martet dllereoe
nosle Oage forinben WliIs Wlit6ea
| forIoanbt.
4 II
Den unge pi9e bar al meget COB
5amilie. Mlrs. 8artbolin bar tpif
fsbt, og gift meO ben bunite Munb
9art6olin, ,forlengIt afbeb.
i 9logaarbs @aiferi er oeIaa en- banit
Manbs 5orretning. sbomIOn bapoe
! npret hna hnm / 10 O(nr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16
Blair, Nebr., gprOag b. 16 9lngnt 1902.

gn 2trbeiberbn. 8erre
9aute, 5no., ABE Qtug. = sout6ern
Sire geict &, SLAP Company. be-
itaaenOe af G6icago aapitalifter, bill
anlogge en- Sp nar 9iasOals paa
G6icago &, Gaitern Sainois ganen
9ermiIlion Gountp. 9pen ifal 9eoe
0rOille, og &ompagniet bill bpgge 500
tomfortable 6uIe til 2trbeiberne. Ser
pil ogiaa bIiOe anlagt Barter, ganbs
part og elettriIt 9elnsnin9. 8et ftal
/ bet bele taget oGre Moniterb1.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16

Gn SUIT. tenber SGb uns
Der EN- ite big Seft. pand,
SG, 9tug. ID. - Gus 9inet, en- Stuff
Der fra gben. baboe lanee piitet pg
mis9unolet en- itaOis Seit, ipm ban
for tort 3ib iiben bar tsbt. 0a On
ret til trobs for Misbanblineen life
FOB fig bepege df SteOet, lagOe ban
en- 9unte 6p pg Straa unber bet pq
tanDte SlD. Soften falbt fnart eff
ter oeo ON. Manpen blep drreIteret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16
Gn M moroe riit 9lau ppouge

@n moroertlt 8lan pp oa get.
Decatur. 9lu9. l3. = Gn Blan,
Der 9if no paa iniet minore eno al
ipren9e 2loams Gountp Snualloebiem
meb bets Al Yebuere quiten, opbn9es
bes oeb ct 1ilialoe / @nnr.
Z Gbarles @fermans 89relie fanot
man nemlis 60 Huno SpnamIi lamt
andre br9nobare Eager last til &ette
for Ell @tsplolion. Charles Gderman,
iom bar opbolot Jig | ojemmet tolu
@nr, bapbe facet en- Sretteiattelle og
oilbe beune fig. 6an er foriuunoen
fra 6jemmet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16
De tuiinoe Gine.

galbigt 6Oreta9enoe. E.
Sault Str. Mlarie, Nli6., 14oe 9fug.
= 9ano itremmer nu inO Mihi9an=
Cafe Superior Yofper Gompanns 9dz
nal peb Sault ste. Marie.
adnalen, Iom netop er Faroig efs
ter en- llbgift at flere MiGlioner, an
les af Sngenipret Iom bet megtigite
9trbeioe fit 5lags gerOen. Gig en-
umddbelig 5lob. 22O Sob breb, og
op6 nof til at flare be iterIte Sfibe,
iom teller paa Snoieerne, oeler Den
Sault Ste Uldrie TO Dele.
aandIen er TO og en- 3rebiebel Ulil
lang. Den gennemInitlige 9reboe er
224 Sob og 9pbben % SOB. aas
ndlleiet omfotter ct 2(redl af oper 15,=
900 abaoratfoO, og Oerigennem pil
Der ftrpmme oper 10000 aubiffob
9anb bbert Setunb. Snblpbet er
891 SOB brebt og 18 SOB 6bbt.
qaa tit 9e6 gennem 9Den trpoTer
adnalen 13 @aoer og pasierer flere
Sernbroer, meoens en- lignenbe er uns
Der g1gning og andre planldgt.
Aandlens .Qonerz 6puie" er bet
itgrite tit Slags / 2anoet. 9et er
bpqset af rp6 SanbItsn, er o0er ]
Mii langt, 1000 SOB 6re6t og 125
5oo 6pjt. llogifterne OeO gngningen
al 9runbmuren atene uOger en- net
file 5ormue. 9paningen beitadr at
81 Stenmure 100 SOB lange, 20 SOB
teie og 8 Sob tbtte Oette umaaoelige
2tnlae bere9nes at Ituue tunne pras
itere 10000 6eItetrafter.
2lnlaggets elettriIte llOitDr beitaar
al 50 8bnamoes, forarbejoet df
Meitina6ouie aompasniet.
Gn interesiant Nmlt9notgbeo BED
benne aanal er ben itore beo99elige
Dam, lom er an6ragt oeo Snolebet
til aonalen for at tontrollere 9anoz
mGngoen. Den er bDgget af Detroit
Bridge G, Sron Company og foiter
minoit 100000.
5ulbfert itaar ben tore 500 pops
II Canal" iom ct @ionesbpro ON en-
Nlanbs @eni, 6oretdsefOmbeo o9
Ulob. J. s.. Glergue nemlig, Ipm OPP
bageoe Qlnleoningen, benptteoe ben
ben og anbragte i'm &apital berI.
5r9t al 9ibet = bliper
URunt. Dubuque, Sa., 9lug. 13 :
Doris aingitone, iom er blepen ops
tdget / 5rappiitzMunteorOenen og tas
get golig Mellarp &loiteret, er pad
lin gis en- ret m9rtelig Wano. 9an
bar reiit oper belle 0erpen, bar t9ms
pet Spozqtfrita og 9rapet Sub /
alonbits, inbtil ban M ertl9rer, ban
er trGt af 9eroen og oens 9darffdb.
Sine qenge ca. $1,000, bar FAN fras
itreoet iig.
5ilftaar Wi orb efter l 3
l2lars Gorleb. - 5ere 5aute,
Snb., 2lug. 13. - pr9iten 66arles
Sill, tilberenbe Congregational airs
fen bar nnlig tilitadet fig ifploig /
0rabet af Gnten Smith, bDis Moro
for Is Qtdr TOen bibtil bar fdpnet en-
| @erninssmanb. gun traaote netpp
III af i'm Ter. bd en- 3ugle romte benz
be, og BUN folbt beo ON. Nogle
0rengs, iom netop bapbe gpet Jig /
Stioeifboning, bleO unbOlot, men Dee
res augler bar minbre eno ben, Der
orR6te &pnen. ytu Far PrRlten ttls
itadct, at ban Iommen meO en- Ben ogs
iao bapbe epet fig I StpOning, og
ban bapoe affpret &uglen, Iom ramte
Gnten.
Gn SUIT. tenoer Slb uns
Der EN- ita zig 9eit. pand,
| SG., 9lug. ID. - Gus @inet, en- Stuff
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16
9ani =Nmerifanlf.

@reu 9reben 9lblefeIo. 2aur.
pigen, Der ct 9ar gIar bar o9ret an.
fat oeo oct banlte aoniulat 6ua, uil
iii @iteruaret rejie iii 9aelp Dorf meb
i'm Jomilie for at oberta9e en- Sitting
oeb BET oauite aoniulat Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16

80 on? g5olfets 9lui8", 8ucine,
iriites til at vopfalte" bet Spsrssmaal,
ON 9unlferne er mere mobtaseli9e for
ioritrueoe relisisle Soeer eno andre
NutiOner, for bet er en- aenos9ernin9,
meobeler iamme glao. at be9se be /
&acine parenoe FreliesGere lumt Yros
ieten 9oipies 9ilbensere os De bulu
mpbameoanlte 8nbailter eller Sunbis.
eere beitaar neIten ubeluftenbe al Dan.
ltere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16

Den unge gi9e bar uf meset COB
5amilie. Ulrs. gartbolin bar tplf
fsbt, pg gift meb ben banite Manb
9art6olin, forlengit afbeb.
9lagaarbs 8aiferi er oeIaa en- banit
ManOs 5orretning. sbomion bapbe
paret 6os bam 10 9tar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16

Nrfttett @oparo Ssr9ens
len oso. gor unge bp9ti9e 9anOs.
mano grtiteft @bmaro Ssr9enien, Der
efter fin 9iemfomit fra St. 9ouis blep
nn9riben al 3pius, af9if / Spnou98
Wtor9es ueo 8gben. Set par imioler.
ito life IpIus Der enbie bans 9io, meos
oeler oGbcago Bolten." 8enne Sp9:
bonn oar ban lan omtrent fommet oper
og oar soo georin9, oa ban pluoielig
lanf ben. 8eo ell 0bouftion tonitas
terebes Bet at oei par en- NDreip9oom,
lom ban nlori9 baoe tentet nogeu
SpmGrfiombeo, Der par Narla9en /
bans 8so. Goparo Ser9enien par
en- be9uoet o9 elitu9roi9 Utano. Der
unoer lit SpboIo Der / 9anoet, IioeH
ban lloltlin95oaret fom til Gbica9o,
bar erboerpet fig mange opri9ti9e 8ens
ner os betpoelige 5orreiuin9sforbinbels
ier. 8lunbt anoet teosreoe ban en-
aOnfurencete9nins iii Staten SOwa5
npe aupitOlium. iom ui 6uSmauo fit en-
meset rOienbe 8eopmmelie. Sorsen.
ZEN bleu fun 81 2lar 9anlmel O9 eiter.
laoer Suitru oa TIRE imna Born, betbiss
pig eiter 5orlpbenoe temmeli9 sobe
aaar. gegraoelien iore9if 2irsoa9
@ftermibbus ST. fra 6jemmet, 9to.
100 Bead St., unber ltor 9eltaselie
al Sl99t o9 Benner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16
,Sannebrog" -:

.5orfatteren itriOer ct flpbenoe pg
let leielist SprOg, 5remItillingen er
flar, og StoHet ipnes goot gennems
tRnft."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16

Gbus. g. Setting, en- Ounit
Wunb @lsin, ST., ct nomineret iOm
Sociulilternes aoneresfanoioat / II.
Sainois &ongresbiltrift.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16

Gn 6un6 fluger 9iumans
terne. @reenpi6, Conn.,. IA. Dug.
= Gn engelft guGGoog. Sport. iom
eies of Nrs. WlcMaiter Mia5, 9us
itru til Gieren uf pfa3a ganf gep
gort. er for 9ioen ct 3uiinb Dollars
mere oGro enO 0a9en for. Ut ben
iaa pluOietig iteget 9arOi, itbIOes
Omitanoig6eo, at ben i 5orgaors
Ifugtc TIRE Oiamantringe, meoens ben
bar inbeItengt npgte Ulinutter / Mrs.
MiQs SooeD9relie. Gn 8nrl9ge blep
bentet og anpenbte nogle 0}ioler, iom
ituloe fau SunOen til at gioe fra fig;
Ringene men bet lDttebes life
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16
,6relle"
Srosl9re for 2Ggfoif.
: Smi Tag $1.60. Snob. $500
,Waanebsblao for ar. 6orsn.
|. II. Yiger".

I. II. Ylger":
yGfter lite 9efte at oemme, ipnes
bet, iom ON 9ogen pil blibe meget
praftiit og larerig os pil iittert blipe
til 8eliignelie for mango. llotommer
/ ca. 20 9efter 4 20 Yre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16

6inlnnotil 6po : afOio.
aea5 Gitp. g. Ruf.. au9. y. : Eli
oenne 9p er npGs untommeu en- rejienoe,
iom oatier uoltiGi9 3nteresie paa
@runo al fin itore lln9oom. Oct er
nrmlig Ell fife otie Wars Yi9e, Der
gnuite alene er rejit fra 5inlanb til en-
Gnfel Spo 3ntotr 6euors 6orals
ore par be9se oDoe. o9 ben eneite efier.
leoenbe Sl9stuius, meo llnbta9elie al
en- lioi alore 8rober, er 0nfelen Qeuo
Gin.
Gen fife Rige. bois Roun er pelmG
8imnita, bar o9ret paa 8ejle 30
Gage. 8na i'm al9ouin9 bauos BUN
69iiet en- itor Seboel, DER oiite benoes
8eitemmeliesiteo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16

@fterlb6nins. 5 9ien" eiters
lpies George 9llbert 8eterien, ieot /
Sunobp paa 5uliter, % sar 9ammel,
al bet onnlte 9oniulat San 5rancisco.
0an iorloo 9annarf / garet 1898 ug
par lioit bsrt fra grentwoob. Gal., /
1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18
THOUSANDS SEE SEASON OPEN
THE RECENT WRANGLE OF BASEBALL MAGNA7ES HAS
NOT AFFECTED THE POPULARITY OF THE GAME


Remembering the unfavorable weather conoi-
.ions that prevailed last year for the formal
onening of the baseball season, the conditions
yesterday were ideal would have been, had
.hare heen little less keenness in the air. But
.ha enthusiasts were evidently ready for the
,o+ional game and that portion of the travelling
blic which did not go to Harlem yesterday
,5antly went over the bridge and to South
r,-ooklyn New-York met and defeated Phla-
sel,hia by the score of TO @. while over in
,,rooklyn the ex-champions defeated the Boston
+aar after a close and brilliantly played battle.
!, conservative estimate of the attendance at
the local games is twenty-eight thousand people
eighteen thousand at the Polo Grounds and
o., thousand at Washington Park. The aver
.ga attendance at the four league games was
twelve thousand.
Those who have only a sTnattering Of baseball
knowledge, and nave never felt the inspiring
-o,,cb Of real baseball enthusiasm have not been
slnvv TO predict that the senseless wrangling OF
the club owners had injured the popularity Of
she game almost beyond repair. Yet the out
-ouring of people yesterday would indicate that
n is not in the power OF mortals 10 do real
iniurv TO baseball. Possibly. having realized
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18

this long ago. the club owners continue their
unsportsrnanlile behavior, knowing that the
enthusiasts Will forget all these things when the
gates are once more thrown open and the merry
music of the turnstiles becomes SO sweet and
alluring those who enjoy the pleasure of
green diamond hero worship, and so profitable
to those who own stock in baseball clubs in the
large cities.
The attendance at all four National League
games was excellent. and it looks as if the vet
eran organization had gained a decided adVan-
tage upon its American League rivals in being
the first in the field and securing the eye of the
great public. The championship season OF the
American League will not begin until next
Wednesday.
ST Louis gave Pittsburg a surprisingly good
battle. while the easy victory Of chicago over
Cincinnati shows the uncertainty of the game
and the faIlacy Of trying to pick winners The
games as 2 whole illustrated the fact that the
raids of the rival organization have weakened
the batting strength of the Older organization
for the only two teams which reached douple
figures in hits made the records against young
pitchers who little if ever heard of before
1t will be noticed that the pitchers with rec
ords like MathewSon. Donovan, Phillip ana
Tavlor held down the batsmen opposed TO them
TO few safe hits. The field work all around
was excellent for thus early In the season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18
HEAVILY PLAYED FAvORITE LOSES.

San Francisco. April 1.-THE ride of Troxler on
Lass of Langdon in the fourth race at Oakland to-
day caused much unfavorable criticism, but
action was taken. Although the FLY was heavily
played by her and the public. she receded to
four to five. Troxler allowed Prestano to win by
a head. Four favorites won. After the finish in
the second race Winslett fell off Katie Walcott.
breaking his collar bone. The event won by
Malaspina with QuizZ III second Ben Magi at 20
to l, was third Limeght, winner of the last race,
was bid up from $500 $500 by William CahfU, at
which price W. p. Magrane let him CO. Sum-
mary:
seven furongs: seins)-Halmetta, 10I a.
DayI, 2a Sir Claus. 100 81. McCarty) 10 20 l.
second Dawson. 100 (Winsiow) IL to l. third Time
Maid. Gladiator Baldo and Maraschno also
second race six furlongs: selng)-Malaspna 100
CDonnelly) I ). Quiz H. 113 Troxler). TO y
11512. Headstrong. Eva c. Tiburon. Beaumonde, Rose
of Io Fausturo, B. F. Mason. Mike Strauss and Katie
Wacott also
Third race one-half mile)-Alsona los CTroxIer to
U. Day). 1. third. Time. 0:4I2.- J. H. Ben
nett. Phiz. Walter H., Levant, Nervator and Diarent
Fourth race (six furlongs-Prestano 1o2 Ioarl 2a
Hoodoo. (Vickery). 10 l. third Time 1:15
Foul Play Parsifal Ben Ledi Maresa and Flamero also
Fifth race zone and oneeighth miles: handcap)-Eonc
10 l. second; Frangible 90 knapp s TO I. third
Time. 1:53N. Laborgia and Position also
Sixth tone mile: seling)-Limeght 100 (Frawleyl.
to /. won; Tzona 1o7 tvickery). 40 to /. second
Gawane Horton First Shot. Windward Frank Woods
and Ned Dennis also
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EASTERN LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
FEW CONFLICTS WITH NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES.
GAMES

The Eastern Baseball League Club owners met
at the Hotel Victoria yesterday. adopted play
in, schedule for the season. discussed the appoint
ment of umpires audited the accounts or the last
season and in a nutshell. made the fnai prepara-
lions for the championship season. which begins on
May l. .
p T Powers presided over the deliberations OF
charles Doolev and George c. Nicholson, OF Mon
treal. Edward Mack of Toronto; George r CreSsS
and William Murray of Providence; George stan
inrs and John Kretner Of Buffalo; h Is. schinlut
and Thomas L. Reilly. of Newark; F. H Hurley OF
Worcester and Z. F. Higgins and j. Il. eaiiahal
of Rochester. ..,.. - .,rc,o oh
lection. ..,, ., Nav ! with
Jersey CITY at Providence, Newark AT NoictStel;;
Toronto at Buffalo and Montreal at
ends on September 90 with Jersey city al BuliaIo;
Newark at Rochester. Providence at lorolso aiIt
Worcester at Montreal The schedule CONSISTS Vi
l26 games for each club . , -. .o,oa ,rd
Jersey CITY has eleven Saturdays at home ana
ten abroad The plays Newark az hollie VI. o
Nav 80 norning), July AFTERNOON, ana 5 fpn,
Crnornnfy and in Newark on May 80 lalterlio on
Juiv (Morning) and September l (atternooil. M
nine nlays at Toronto June 20 nlorhiIs an
Newark has eleven saturdays az H0lle
and ten abroad and besides the games WIN Jei
sey CITY plays Montreal on June 20 Hoiiiii
and afternoon 1,.. s,o. NTH Nev-york
g., nrI,? eleven games in the entire season-t"c III
NJ one in June one in July. six IN August anu
one in Saptember making In all nfty one ~:
games that do not conflict in the n1etrop0itai us
trict between the National and Eastern leagues.
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lyr and Boston teams. and 1t resulted IN one OF
the closest and finest games seen in the district
In many day, the home team winning by the
narrow margin Of to I. While largely pitch
ers, battle the game was repete with brilliant
fielding features, good base running and sharp
and accurate throwing.
The crowd began to start toward Gowanus as
carly as three hours before the game was to
begin. the enthusiasts apparently being unable
10 curb their fcndness for the sport the I'D
Regiment band began concert at : p m. ana
from that time until 80 p. n. the followers
Of the game in their element. The process
sion of the players of the two teams across the
field TO the sound of martial music aroused the
SPECTATORS to frequent outbursts OF genuine ap-
plause.
There was no pennant to be raised this year.
and consequently the old flag, with its letters
"Champions of 1901" had the place Of honor
~, tbe main fagpole in centre field. After the
pIavers had marched to the old pennant wneel
was made to the left. At a word Of command
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L1NGo's VICTORY HITS BooKMAKERs

Chicago. April 1.-THE victory of Lingo in the
third race at Lakeside to-day disastrous TO
the bookmakers. There a steady play the
hlly, her opening price of to 1 being played down
to IL to at post time The finish was sensational
Lingo being neck in front OF DR.. Stephens. with
Dgby Bell only a head behind him and Malay. the
laVorite. outside the money by half length.
weather clear track fast. Summary:
First race Gseyen MISUNDERSTANDING % tsngleton).
Tommy Foster, 100 (Otis 10 8 Time. :2s2s.
Censor. Ecome. Marcos Fidel Youlin also ran.
Second -four and one-half furlongs)-Lady Gal
lantry, 10 Blake. won (Nutt)
to D. second: Seize 113 tSngetonJ. third Time
0:o6. North Pole and overlace also
Third race tone and one-sixteelth milss)-I.ngo
A Jackson. IL to ). Dr. Stephens (Os) o
B. second; Digby Bell. waIdo). 20 to l. third.
Time, las Malay. Henry Of Franstamar and Linden
Ella also
Fourth -four sssOngs)-Pennant los (Doninick)
, To = won: Brookst9 p12 (AnsteD. to l. second Mr.
Gurnsey. 102 tOtis). Nto Time. Mauser
Mirance. Silver Poplar. DR.. Moody. olivn. G. and
Modern also
Fifth race tone mile and seventy yards)-Loone f0t
otis. II to > won; Iowaho 100 (Nutty. second
Aingstelle 100 tSingletonb. l. third Time, As
Chickadee I-eenta- Prairie Dog. Cotton Water
Alone also
Sixth mile seventy yards)-Nfss Liza f0
tttopel 20 l. won; Radiant Heat. 105 BIake) l.
second; Little Tim. 102 tNutt). o l. third. Time
1iIS. Fox Bard. Dy Gatian and Darlene also