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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08

1nlano.
acntndy.

Gem Hotional = ~I6georOnetell
gSbCelcr BON &cntndp, Der afh &ors
nbcltO OcS @ciuhS Dcs Hrtn5ell Seln'
rid sic heriidtiqte &affernreOe i'll
Gungrcb bn&+-, idrieb Serr Otto y.
GdnGtNcr nod bon @ieSba0eu aus,
bon no CT boI0 nod Gbica9o 5%ltrltds
fchren miro, einen 5%eitgeutdBeu Srlet,
Der bonn y9tbcinii6en &llrter" III
8ieSboOen iognr 5t cinem Seltartl'
fel pertpCrtbet iprtrOe mo Der IN
Oelltider llcberiebung 10 lalltet:
,@crrn Charles &enneop @heeier,
Dem bcrporruQelloen Stoatsmanr
aus &entltdn I'M @ongreB III @a1b.
inQtoL .. s. @eeDrter Serr!
&iele Sabre binblr9 itonb i6 ulrcr
Dem @inor1fe, DuB Der SlaltgrdSr
Stuat nur negen ietner gutcn
8feroe5ud)t beriibmt lei. Sebt babe
ih iuabrgenpmmen, hab lie Dortiu-
Iunoe oud GieI 5iidtcn rulO iogor
in ben GongreB id)iden. Ser rontis
ide &aiier Galigula oerblitftte Die
g3cIt oanit, boB er iein Sfero sum
Goniul mad)te, aber Sbre 8ublcr
huben i'm i%ibertroffen, tnDem lie eiuel,
Glel ol8 IbgeorDneten erforen. Sch
5uQe S5bren @Gblern mein aufridlti-
QeS 8eileio. - SIR e~rgebener Otto
6. SdneiOer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08

Ben; 10 piel it's mertb." nsber es
binft ia!" u9as peiB i6 iuobl. Scr
bnmme 3igeuner bot aber ni6t be-
merit, baB MIR elm Sufnagel i6le6t
einaeidlagen lit, Der benz Sbier
Sdmerseu madt. SD 5iebe GER
NoQel einfab beraus Damn binft's
nidt mebr." ltnb 5uirieben trolt
oer Sllbe bon Damien. Der @uts.
berr l1Bt ben 3igeuner fommen.
u@utes @el6ait gemaft?" Gin
ausaeseidnetes. Die alte SGino-
mabre binft ia. SD bate auf faum
% @uloen eerebnet, uno Der Suoe
bat 80 @ulben be5ablt.t" vOu
9ummfopf! Der Suoe bat eben &C.
iehen, mas Dir entgau9eu lit: 9as
Yferb lit ibledt beihlagen; ipenn
Ser cine Sufnagel berausee5ogen
miro, baum binft's nidt mebrII" Ser
3igeuiler lad)t. ogs binft bod nod
ltnb miro INNER binfen. Gen Nagel
babe ih ia ertra eingeihlagen, lnn
ben Sslloen 81 tauiden uno er lit audi
aliidlih bereingeiaaen." Gem CUTS
BERN bereitet Die Sade SpaB, err
ldBt abermals BEN SllDen boIen uno
eraablt ibm, mel6en Strei6 Der 81.
geuner geipielt bot. Der Su6e
maht groBe Iugen, begreift enoliA
mo plobt berarts: pslb, oieier Spit
bube. bieie &anaiQe! 9a it's
ooh out geipeien, oaB ib ibm eincil
- falidlen SGein segeben babel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Segas.

g. s. 9foot in Sit.@ ainespiGe
hottie bis Dor einigen Sage1 eirelt
,sabmen" @olf Ser inn Spfraum on
Qefettet mar. giliqe &inoer Der
Nodborihoft ipieltcn IN Der NGbe
0eS Sbicres, ais hieieS pl0blid) oic
Settle iprcngte uub iid oltf bte &ii.oer
itiiritc. Mtoblc @orriIon mo Slltlc
@ortbom murOen bon Der iuiitbenocl
9eitie ihlimm 5llgeridtet, ols Serr
.. %. @orriIon berbciciltc ltno DEM
@olf nit einem lupblgeSielten Siebe
nit einem &niippcl Den 8arolts
modlte. Die &inber b~efinoen id,
npb IN Gr5tlidler gebonolung.
Gin ~cigeilartiges GrlebniB,
0aS linn cine Soilo toitcn miro, bate
Der am @ra5oS, ullueit Srcnlam,
lpcbncnDe 3. Seloer. Gin fleines
Sdnuein bate iid IN elmer Sens fe't-
ueflcumtt mo or 6eaub lid) III ole
Gerne, mn baS SDier ans ieiner Sage
All 6eireien. SobolO CT eS onfabte,
beQdnn eS understanding 81 ldreielt
uno ipgleid elite oie gauge Seerbe
BON iebs5ebn Sd)meinen berbei uao
ottadirtc i'm. Gr mltrOe 5u gooe1
qemorien ulD sic Sbpeine biiien tim
an peridiebenen Steaen oes &orpcr6.
Cine Saro, nit melGer er Die Shierc
obmebren mollte, lit 10 idlimm 5uge-
rihtet, DOB lie omputirt meroen muB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
EriibiabrssSet d. sen.

9ieieS lit Die geiGbrli6Ite eobreSs
aeit fitr Serionen oerell Slllt rlc9t
in gl1tem 3uItauO iii, unO peridieoene
&runfbeiten mie &beumatismus,
&ungenleiDen, Sautausi6lag II. |. ~.
MADDEN ibr GrI6einen. 9as Spltem
berlangt &einigung. @ir bradlten
Die lungen 8intermonote meiiteuS
IN ben enqen bier @dnoen rmlerer
@obuung gu. 8emegung IN triIder
Suit feblte mo 0aS 9lut mrtroe 0a'
her oif u1o poa BON boien SGften,
Die &eber trdge, uno Die gtieren
ihma6. grtpafet aus eltrem @ln-
terihlai! SeDt nm eu6! @uer See
lenDall5 perlangt geretntgt 81 iper-
Ben, fegt eS in alien gden! Sllltbet
Die Nb5ugSrobren, idtuenrmt Den ou=
geiammelten llnrat6 birtpeg!
S5eOes 6ritbjabr 6elddfttgen mir
uas nit elmer griiubliden Siiftur0
mo Reiniglu1g 1"nierer @obuung -
lit Die H%eiuigung lmIereS &Orpers
neutQer midtig? @r perlangt eS IN
h0berem @raoe ais rniere @obnlin6
Wtun Dermei0e Dabei jebo6 beroiidC
Mittel. SIR miiroet ME Oaran ben:
fen, eleren 5uBboOen, ODER Sie
@Gnbe- ober 6oS @etafel nit STl'
rem 5t pubeu. @S ndre nidt ange'
brudt, nein aeraoe5u geiabrliG
gbenip wenig augebradt lit es, oie
belitate NeBbaut oes WagenS, oi(
Sarten @epebe Der 8eodrme Ourd
itarte ELECTROMAGNETIC, pelde met
items mineralii6e 8eitanbtbeile emf
boIten, 31 rei8en. &eini9t anf eiltt
beruituftige Mrt un0 @eiie ourf ooS
mil0ipirfen6e &rdutermittel, Sorni'S
&lpentrGuter 8lntbeleber, Die Srib
iabrsmeoi5in euerer Splitter, elterel
@roBmiitter. lleber elm Sabrbutoer
por benz 8ublifum bot err ietue We
putation ais 8lutreinigungsmitte
nuqeifmGlert erbalten uno bring
@eiunDbeit uuo @liid, no INNER CT
gtnlaB gefun0en bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
MiEcurt.

- 1le6er BEN 9Iou Ser @eltauSz
ftellunq BON ct. SouiS ihreibt mon
aus Seem Oorf: Ger Giffeltburm Der
9oriier @eltaitsiteIlung 1889 ionic
baS 9igantii6e SerrtS.9faO Der Gbis
caqo'er NltSiteQrmg 1893 merOeH
qeaeu 0nS Stablgeballbe, ouS ole filr
Dua SSubr 1903 beltimmte @eltauSs
itclllnQ IN ct. 2ou;5 5iercn loll, III
Ben t~ieiiten Shutten Deri6pill0en.
9ieies 6rieoe gerial @lo6e ~9enounte
Qelpultige 8urrperf miro nit ctncnr
SfoitenouimanOe BON ~ Wtillion
Collars bergeltellt lucr0cu. Ter
@r0Be nod miro eS iedlS Nal grDBcr
icin, ais Der Gtffeltbnrm rmO 3cb1
Mtol 10 grpB ais noS Gbicogo'er Ser
ri5sHuo. 9uS @ebduOc miro aus
elmer enornIen &uqel ms Gtlencon-
itruttiou nit einem 9llrdmeiicr bon
$50 SUB, ulf eilIem TicOeltal bon
$50 SUB Dphen 8ieilerm rn6eno, Sc.
itc0clI. SIM crIten StotIUert IN Scr
SoDe BON 10 SUB miro Der Ioge.
numtc IGpe6enoe @arten untergc'
brQdlt nCrDCll, elm ad)tedIgcr 9suHm
pon 1000 SUB llmiun9, Der bel 10,
coo &erioNeH faIieu MD eille &eiGe
bon 9ieitQlIrunt9 un0 EDeatcru cnt.
halten miro. 9n& uidite, ctrua 314
TlB bo6e Stodtperf lit fiir 0a3
i~dme6en0e &0loiieum r~eierpicrt nit
Ciucm TdinutgSraum fiir 10000
NcrionCn. liH &lmcrn miro iid etle
f]rei&ruR0e SlI6c nit elmer Hcnn.
balm un0 6rei grpBeH 3irtu5rtRdeE
beiinbel. llnter ben &ololieumlibci
lit Gin 9fnum bon 800 SUB llmfnng
iiit cine WeuoGertc beitipimt. Cine
90 Sltb 6reite 4~}romena0e, DercH
SenIter nit SernroDren sur &elidlti-
gultg Ser 9o1Sen glu$itellungsMlloge
ausgeItottct iinO, fiibrt runormt cos
aan5e Stnflpert. Gas folgenSe
Gtodlpcrt liegt I'M eigeutlid)en Sen.
trim ser &ugel IN elmer S0be bon
800 SUB. Sier miro lid Die groBte
Goncrrt6aQe Der 8elt befinoen nit
$50 SlrB I'M 8urGmeIler uno ID
sSlts &Gbe. lle6er Oteiem Raum miro
III Der so6be bon 444 SUB eiH rieiigec
&aImenqurten iein. &ou bier CT,
Ec6en ii6 sic 10 SlIB bohen Stabl-
bogen, melde i'm b0diteu Euntt Der
&uncl Q~usiauien. lte6er Ser aiigel
iiuo @eo6uhtung3t6iirme uorgeiebeH
bic lid an elmer N01e bon 100 SUB
crDeben. 8ier S6eimperier mer0en
bon ser Spibe elm meilenDeit iidlt.
bares &int ,perieu. @S iii idmer,
iid, nod bieIea Dotea cine @orItets
lima Don DER giGantii6eu OrGBe be3
9aucs gu MAIDEN, beiien @lon pom
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08

Srau ridtig eingebdnoigt ipurbe.
Sic 5ablte Das @elD oarauf IN Die
Srtsiparfaiie elm. Sn Der nahiten
Hadt fam Der glelteite, ais 500 Der.
fleioet, NIT elmer Sidel in bic Siitte
Der Srau itno orobte, iie nit fort.
auilebmen, fpenn iie linn niht baS
@elo berausriide. Die Srau bat I'm
einen Gag Iufi6ub uno cling am
nafiten Morgen sur Sparfaiie, UNI
hos @elb 81 erbeben. sic erflarte
babel ben Seamten BEN 8run6,
parilm Tie eS tbGte. 9a periprahen
.ihr bieie, einen gngel 5u ibiden, UNI
ben 500 ab5uidreden. Der gngel
erihien Damn audi IN Der 8eltalt
zines Toli5iiten, Der ben 600 ms
@efangnib fiibrte.
- gu BEN altSiter6en6en 9ertfen
in Berlin Diirite Oas Seiler-@ ewerbe
all refnen lem. Sn Der orOentliden
Notwithstanding Der gerliner
Seiler-Snnung gelaugte Der einge-
laufene grIaB oes Winilters fiir
Sanoel unb @emerbe, betreffeno Die
grridtune bon Sad- uno Sort.
bilounasihulen ieitens Der Snnunger
sur @erleiilng unb nilroe bierbet
conitatirt, baB Die Sunung feline
2ebrlinge beiibe unb ans bieient
@riinoe BON ben 8ergiinitieumgen
oes grlaiies feinen @ebrauh maden
fonne. Ssm @eiteren tpuroe conlta.
tirt, baB Die Snnnng auh fem Ser.
mGaen beiise uno in Solge beiien AUDI
Der @eitimmung, laut pelder Die
Snnungen gebalten iino, lire @ertb.
papiere bel DER Heidsbanf 81 binter.
lcqen, nidt nadsnfommen permoge.
9aS olte @abr5ei6en Der Seiler, Der
idNpor5 uno ipeiB gepiirfelte Sober.
lit oenn oitd aus ben StraBen
@erlins bereits fat gdn5li9 per'
idpunoen.
9ie polniide 3eitung n@ief"
era1blt Die nadItebenbe 6ornfteriltt.
ide @eididte. Die in @aridou
ie6enbe reide @utsbeliserin So.
crridtete fiir5lid 5mei nSnnoeoiple"
- ems fir 40 Sunbe ouf iDrem
@ute i'm Commencement Sieolep, elm
onoeres IN @ari6mn iiir 20 Sunoe.
Sls in Den eriten Sagen Oes
Tebrnors ole @ittsbeiiserin ibre1
60. @ebnrtstoe feierte, begtng ne
oieies Set oaourf, Dab tie alien
ibren a~ieblingen mattirte Seioen-
beden ihenfte uno bel eiuem geotar
ibr Seitament madte, in Dem lie CUR
Sid)erung Des S6ifials ibrer
Sunoeaiple $4,000 Rnbel feitlegte.
Shire 9ienitboten bei6enfte Die @uts.
beiiberin an Dem Eape, mo tie ibrer
8~eberloune auf ueipiiiem @ebiete 10
gans Die 3iigel i6ieBen lieB = NIT
lie 20 Sop. uno einem 8feiferfuden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Gin Weccro bon SabrbuuOer s
ten.

SIN eiuer SoubIdrift aus benz Il. Subrbunsert Diro
aum eriten NtaIe erpdbnt, oab bic bobgelebrien
Wt6ube Don ct sernoro aus tuitt9en NEon5eH EN-
Seilmittet subereitet babeu. 6a bel allen &rautbetten
beS RaQen5 unb Der Seber os Nberalarben 5etae:
,Gs lei tetu 8raut gegen ben 9oo Gelpa1ien." Selt
leuer Seit hat ~eosfelbe Diittel uielen 3an'enoen ge1ots
fen, penu e3 notlrli1 aud i9iieblib nttt BEN lobe
i'm bpbbeiabrien alter mehreu fam. Seles rein
pegetabilt'6e Mittel, benz feline nineraliI1eu dbeuben
9 offe beigemtidt iiub, lit TEN .Rrant ge9en ben Lob"
90 tpaS giebt es utht. a,sr e5 ut eun nntetioafeS
Seilmittel bel allen Maaens NIB geberIeibsn. has eiren
oerssiiigeR 5po abb6lt. Snftr hat es eIneu 6ecoro
pom Sabrbunberten, uuo b ee pnnoerbare Setlfraft
bahen Die ct. Bernard GrdrterptllcH aud I'M Ieoem
SaIe bier b~epieien, Ieitoem be hrmtt9eu @igenthhnlsr
oes 2eS epts Der Monde BON ct. Bernard oieIe Ytaen
i'm ueueu 8oterlante Der leloenben Wtn d cit gu.
adnolif Qematt babeu. Jir MIR 25 Vents limb etele
ViIen. melhe feline 3uderb lie br nb II. nm Guedt!l'
Der ooer auoere IBenoe Wt ,reralisR 81 psrber9eu, III
allen a~pptDeteu Su babeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Gr bebteIt iein Setm.

Gor SnDlf SSnbrcn ritte s. 8.
SuQipan bon Sartforh. Conn.,, ieill
@cin nit eiuem perroiteteu 0rabte.
gntSiinoung unb 8lutuergiftnna
frat elm. Siir 5pei Sabre lit er
inteniip. Damn rietben Die better
glerSte cine Imputotiou. n@ber"
idlreiht er, lid gebraudte cine Gla'
ihe electric 9itters unD ~ Siihie
BON 9udlen's Irnica Salbe unS
mein 9cin mar 10 9eillnO alS je."
6iir Nlsidlaee, gc5ema, Setter,
Solt &beum, @cidpiire unb ale
glutfronfheiten tonn electric gitters
nidlt iibertroifen merben. Wan Der.
iut,e eS. z. 90. Hllete, 656 Wnin,
StroBc, Dubuque, Sa., %garantirt
53ufricbenltellung ooer erItattet aas
@el0 suriid. 8loS so Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Neiu Yorf.

- Gegen ous Spufen in Nep
9orf miro bie 6e5iigli6e itdotilbe
&crprDmtng nod INNER ourbge-
iiibrt. GIN eineul Der leBten Gage
iurrOen bort Dor Geridt fiini5ig Sdlle
erleoiQt melde ii6 auf baS Auslpu'
den an 0ffentlidcn Eldten uno IN
@agen itGotiider Giienbabnen bc3oa
gen. sine groBc 9tn5u6l gntiduloi-
gullgen ipurOen lcitenS Der &ertlnS-
ten Dorgcbrudt unb adt5ebn Der.
iel6eu wltroen ollh Itraffrei entlaileL
m6breno Die ilbrigen sur 3ablulg
elmer Strafe BON So ungebaltell
Duroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Ohio.

- &or Is Sabren perlor q. 6.
9aoiS bon Columbus Onmal3 Saiiiil
in cinem &irbenhor, pl0bli6 ieint
Gimme. Seitoem ba6en i'm Die BE-
riibnrteiten Spe5ialiiten bes 2anOea
oui @itbma, &atarrb unO nlle mGg.
liGen Snlsfranfbeiten 6ebaoelt,
obne einen Grfplg 5u er5ielen. 8uG
ciniaen Sagen muBte Dapis ploslidy
beftia buiteu uno gab babel einen
tleinen @egenitano bon iid, Der, nie
iid berausiteate, Elm Stiid BON einenl
,3abn mar. Gur6 Die Gntferintng
bieies S~inoerniiies, Oas iid i'm 8ehl,
fopf feitgeiest bate, erbielt 9opiS
ipfort feline Gimme pieoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Ird]iteften Sanuuel g. SrieDe ous
ct. 2ouis %entrporfer Duroe.
Sob bate es niMt aMSbaIten
fUuuett.

merl er beiBenoe S1morrboioen 9e'
hobt bate. 9icielben lilO einc emit
leBltde Hloge; aber Sltflen's ArnlCd
Salbe pirb Die i6limmiten Sale boz!
SGmorrbpioen alti Grben beilei,. Sic
hat Suuierloe gcbeili. @egcn Scr
leBunGru, SGmer5en poer &olltaiI@a
Bride lit eS Die bette Snlbe Der @est.
8reis % Gents per Sdadtcl. Set
lung garantirt. &crfallft bon :. ".
Huetc. COS Raiu.S troBe, Gltbuqlle,
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Cine raienoc. briiaempe sslmtD.

muif enle Selegrapbenlinie binmee.
melhe 9arl 6. GQis bon 2isbon, So,
az perbeiiern bate. ogis 81 Dell
Siiitcn i'm eiiigen @aiier itebeno",
ihreibt berielbe, r5og ib mir grfdl-
trng unb SitIten 81. @ieielben
muroen tagli6 i6limmer. 3nlcbt
erfl6rten Die belten glerate IN DAT
lonb, Nebr., Siour Gitp uno Smabo,
ih bate Die @lts5ebrune uno tonnre
nidlt am 2eben bleiben. Damn be.
oanl id Or. Sings gteip 9iscoberg
IN aebraud)en nnb iA murbe burc5
iefs Sloi1en gGn5li6 gebeilt."
0aSielbe lit garantirt 9egen Sulten,
grfGltungen mo ole Sails ulo
2ungeniibel bon Z. @. &uete, 65G
Wain-S traBe, Dubuque, Sa., Yreis
90 Gts. uno $1.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
CcNcrreihs ungarm.

Gin ungorii6es Galluer6ilo-
den. Die S5ete ipiclt in chem nm
oariifen 9orie. Der @utsberr BE-
obohtet pom Seniter aus, mie eln
3igellncr an eincn Silben elm Ifero
p~erbanoelt. gtuu bin i6 neugierig,
eenft er. ner bon Den beiOen Den
allOeren Dereingelegt bot. Nodbeln
Ser @erfani abgci9loiien 1T, laBt CT
oen Suben ruien. oSait on ein
autes @ei6dit gema6t2" n@enib;
idl habe so @ulben ge5a6lt uno ner.
fauie oas Piero iiGer iiir 100 Grl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
So 1T tci6t, gut an iIbIen.

Sauienbe ba6en einen Segen fir
i6ren &0rper IN Or. Sings Nep Sic
GiQS g~eiuuOen, mel6e SerItopfung,
droniiheS &opfmeD, Shwinoelot.
iGae, @el6iud)t, Walario, 6iebcr nm
Shiitteliroit, unO ole 2eber. ma
WaGetSeidpuer0eu 6eiltcu. dc.
ielben limo RENE &rduterpiQen. Sil
perurladen feline S6mer5eil ull
iGmGden ME. Bios 20 Gents IN !.
". Ruete'S slpotbefe, G56 MiaiH.
StraBe, Dubuque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
|cribicOcme Nahri6ten.

- gineu @eiuf bes nTobes" er.
htelt oieier Gage cine gauerin al
9sowi.Sarg in ben &arpotben. SIR
Mann bate Die @epobnbeit, bon
Seem gorf aus ieiner Srau ourd Den
9lelteiten 6eS 9orieS @elo 81 ienoen.
@or Gur5em ididte er Nun cine me
aemGbnlid groBe Summe, Die Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Lund's Land Agency, CA

tOoer Srieie aOreiNrt an 0sp. Hatbsr 0tute III St Geo. MtHit, wsr
menbt Deantuortet)
au9ea uno Yiarriaaiem iino in SANDY nns ct. e
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-22
STAKE RACE TO BENsONHURsT.
Takes the Canarsfe Event at Aquc-
duct From Alan, the FnvOrite-
The Other VIcfors

NEW YORK, April 2i.-The Aqueduct
races drew a big crowd today and sew
eral events were pronounced good Ben
sorhurst, backed down from 8 to j to-
to 2 won the Canarsie stakes, with the
faVCrite, Alan. second. Francesca, at tho
prchibitive odds Of l to 6, gallOped home
an easy winner In the second race. Warte
NIGHT. to ]; Belle Of Milford, to J.
Garden, to 1, and BounteOus, 3 to ],
were the other winners.
H. r. Griffin bid up Warte Nicht win
neT Of the first race. from $500 10 81 100. at
which figure the owner bid an extra s.
and retained his horse. Summary:
First race, twO-year ODDS, five furlOngs-
selling-Warte NIGHT, 8 10 !, won; Impetu-
Gus Landry, s to l. second; Ponca, 10 to
l, third. Time, 1903
Second race, seven furlOngs-FrancescO,
to s and out, won; MargraViate, TO
/, second; Early Eve, IS to l, third. Time,
1:27 2-5
Third race, six furlongs-Bell Of Mil
ford, 5 to ], won; May Harrison, to ],
second; Zemora, 60 TO /, third Time, :15,
Fourth race, Carnarsie stake, twO-y year
olds, four and a half furlOngs-BensOn-
hurst. z to 2, won; Alan, even, second;
Red Knight, Is to !, third. Time. .55 30.
Fifth race, five furlongs, seIling-Gra-
den, to l, won; Cassville 13 10 g. sec
ond; Trentham, TO /, third. Time,
Sixth race. seven furlongs. selling
Bounteous, 3 to l, won; CressOn, 70 l.
second; Furlough H., 20 to l, third. Time,
% So
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CRIBBIN WAS EASY
TWirler From the Southern
League Could Not Fool
the Tigers
SAINTS LOSE ANOTHER
In the Field, but the Swats
Came Too Fast Team
Leaves for Toledo.
Special to The Globe.

DETROIT, April 21.-The Saints lost to
Detroit TODAY in a game filed with hard,
clean hitting by both sides, the Tigers
getting twenty-five safe pingles off Crib
bin, the Southern Lacquer, while st. Paul
gathered in thirteen off Mullin.
st. Paul played much the cleaner game
In the field, making but two errors, both
of which were excusable, and played a
snappy game throughout, but the Tigers
had their batting clothes on and nothing
could stop them.
While Cribbin was hit hard, he had
good control and looks as if he would be
valuable man when he rounds into
proper form Jessup showed up well be-
hind the bat anG Higgins again starred
around the second bag.
"Ducky'' Holmes was the individual
star, getting five safe ones including two
doubles out of five times up. In the field
Gleason put in a busy day. accepting
twelve out of fourteen chances. but
spelling his good work by falling down
on two easy ones. He was also busy
with the bat
Manager Kelley says he is well pleased
with the way his team has shown up
In the practice series and expects to land
the pennant this season. The team Win
leave here in the morning for Toledo.
where they will open the season on
Wednesday, The score.
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COUHTG OUTCLAssES DUFFY.
Gets Decision Over the Chicago Man
in Six-ROund Bout at CatchweirbtS

CHICAGO, April 21.-Tom Couhig. Of
lpunkirK, N. Y, was the master of Mar
TN Duffy, of Chicago. in a six round bout
mere tonight. Couhig won the decision
and hal all the better of the lighting
from the third round to the finish
The men fought at c2tchweights, which
proved more to Duffy's c.sadvantage
than had been expected when the men
were matched. Couhig weighed about
1Io pounds, while Duffy was at least
eight pounds lighter.
Couhig was the aggressor from the
start TO the finish. He made his
strength and offensive tactic more than
offset Duffy's cleVcrness. The Chicago
mans vaunted straight left punch was
ineffective, and following the delivery of
the blow all he could do was to fall into
a clinch.
1t was a clean fight throughout. and
there We're no knockdowns. In the Sec
ond round Duffy won first blood with a
lett to the nose. Couhig scored one on
one of Duffys eyes in the third round,
and damaged the member From that
time on Couhig gained the upper hand,
and in the fifth round his blows to the
face and Eody, which were landed with
Vlgor, made Duffy somewhat groggy
Jim Driscoll, a Chicago middleweight,
and Dick O'BTien, of Lewiston, Me,
fought six rounds to a draw.
Joe Handler, an Fastener, lost the de-
cIsion to Kid Ashe. of Cincinnati after
six rounds Of rather tame fighting.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-22
YACHT CLUB IS GROWING.
Contracts Let Last Night for Uni
forms and General
Supplies.

The st. Paul Yacht club at it's meet
ing last evening added to it's strength by
the admission of twenty-one new mem
bef1;, thus making the total membership
OF 81.
Bids were opened for uniforms and sup
plies of various kinds. Six local firms
competed for the contract to furnish
uniforms, which will consist Of yacht
ing suit with cap and insignia, and the
contract was awarded to the Boston
Clothing house. he club pennant will
be furnished by H. G. Neal. A resolu-
ton was adopted instructing the club
officers to arrange, if possible, to secure
Willow island, which is located in the
river opposite Jackson street, for the club
headquarters. The first annual cruise
will take place Saturday, June Z, starting
al 2:3G. and it is expected that there will
The next meeting will be held May %,
at Dr. r. SchiffmaDn's office, 1863 Jack
son street.
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Manager Walter Wilmot, having in tow
thirteen men, will compose the Mime
RpOlis baseball team in the opening game
at Columbus Wednesday afternoon, left
for the Ohio city last evening. Treasur-
er Ed Johnston will accompany the team
on the tour.
The Miller men who will comprise the
Miller team in the opening series and
their batting order in the opening series
are as follows:
Quillan, short stop; Phyle, third base;
Wilmot, right field; Werden, first base;
McFarlan, center field; Morrissey, left
field; Quigley, second base; Byers and
Novecek, catchers; Luther, Chapleski,
Clarke and Collet, pitchers; Burns utility.
Walter Carlisle, whose home is in this
city will join the team Thursday night
at Columbus. Carlisle is an outfelder and
will be assigned to the left garden.
While Manager Wilmot does not antici-
pate his men will show up like world
heaters at the start he is confident Of
being able to drill his men into a win
ming team before the season is we'll und-
der way Give me man with speed
and ambition, and I will make a ball
player out of him. 1 believe my men
possess these qualities and you can wag-
er that I will do the rest said the
manager yesterday afternoon. IT am
starting out just like I did last season
at Louisvtlle-my men are practically all
new and without league records and
practically all unknown to the home fol-
lowers of the game. This does not shake
my confidence in the team in the least
and expect to make as good a showing
at the finish as I did in the Western as
ISOLATION last year.
The roster of the team, as announced
yesterday, includes two new men who
signed contracts in the morning. They
are William Phyle, who pitched for New
York last season, and Walter Carlisle a
local amateur, who possesses all the
qualities of a ball player. The latter play
ed center field for the Pickups in a re-
cent game against the Millers, and his
work so impressed the Minneapolis man.
Rger that it was decided to give him a
trial. Manager Wilmot is sanguine the
youngsters will develop into a strong
man and will send him out in the left
garden, probably before the Columbus Sc
ries is over.
Phyle will not be used at play at third
oaSe long and will be used on the pitch
ing staff. He is a valuable addition to
the team and the management is con-
graduating itself on having secured his
services. Phyle's pitching arm is said
20 be as strong as ever. Owing to the
raw weather he has been extremely care
ful with the member and will not con-
sent to go to the rubber until the atmos-
pherlc conditions are more favorable
MorrlSsey will replace him at third and
Carlisle will fill the gap at left.