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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-09-20
THE AMERICAN CUP.

This is rather long way from
tide water to presume to discuss O,
comment on yachts and yachting,
but nevertheless there are many
among US who remember the sea, anC
call to mind visions of white wings.
gliding over the blue expanse of
waters, and have followed with deem
interest the contests for the trophy
that the schooner America won from
the world more than 81 years ago,
and held by the American boats since.
And it seems, by right, no further
contest shoald be possible, and the
cup be left permanently in the pos
session of the American winners.
The contest really was to determine
the question of yacht construction.
The English builders advocating the
cutter type and the American the
lighter draught center board This
question has been long settled, Amer
lean models have been adopted as
the worlds standard and today if
two OF these racing yachts without
masts or riggings, were to float side
by side, it would puzzle the practiced
eye to note any difference in their
models. The racing Of today is
only question of sails, seamenship
and luck, and long may these friendly
contests continue, but let some new
prize be offered, and the old Ameri-
can cup allowed to remain immune
from further contest, always an evil
dence of the superiority of American
designers and builders, whose crea-
tons directed and manned by Amer
lean sailors for more than a half a
century. have held the supremacy of
the sea.
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Forty Marine engineers In Port
land are out on strike More are
to follow. Many steamers are tied
up. These occurrences are becoming
the rule now days and indicate that
the men who do the work that carries
on the transportation business of the
country are flndly alive to the fact
that they are not receiving fair
proportion OF the earnings of the
business, Managers may be forced
to acceed to the demande of the men.
and increased their pay, but if this is
done 1t will be at the expense of the
producer and consumer-dividends
must be kept up
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The German liner Kron,Prinz Will
helm arrived in New York on the 16
inst, having made the run across the
Atlantic distance of 3047 miles in
132 hours, averaging over % miles
per hour.
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distance racing is Alexander Shields. part
owner OF Advance Guard, the iron horse
who has Won among other prizes this year
the Woodlawn Vase. Mr. Shields. in talk
Ing of the matter. said the other day:
" think org-distance events are more
interesting to the public and also to owners.
because there is a thorough test of the
horses merits. and few of them win on
fukes. Sprinting nowadays Is being over
done. Races down the chutes are unpopu-
lar with the spectators, because they can
not see more than the last few strides.
whereas in the race OF over mile there
is plenty Of action for the onlooker. I in
tend to win a whole lot of ong-distarce
events next wear. for the success of Ad-
vance Guard has made me intensely entnu-
siastic.'
The strongest argument in favor of such
races is the Dublics desire for them. 1t is
safe 10 say that there was more genuine.
interest displayed in the running of the
long-distance events this year than In the
sprints. That Is TO say. the enthusiasm was
prompted, not h. the betting. but more be-
cause of the spectacular effect and the test
or the horses running qualities. The fEzes
INTO which the cup events have gradually
fallen. because of a lack of good long-dis
tance horses. should also illustrate the need
OF recognizing the agitation which is just
at present at its height"
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-23
GENERAL DOMESTIC.


The Socialists made immense gains at the
recent election, in some quarters scoring an
increase of 200 per cert.
Fffty-three horses. including some high
blooded animals, were incinerated in a
livery stable fire at Dallas. Tex.
Valdenar Vogt. who is suspected Of hav-
Ing robbed train In Montana, WAS killed
by loca! train near Oakland, Cal.
The commission appointed to inquire into
the causes of the anthracite coal strike and
try 10 bring about a settlement adjourned
until December to give operators and
miners an opportunity to reach an agree
ment independently.
1t Is stated that the gang Of robbers who
held up q train near Davenport Ia early
yesterday morning and escaped with the
contents OF the express companys safe. Sc
cured $4,000.
Several students were injured and the po-
lice or Iowa City were routed in class
rush between the sophomores and freshmen
OF the Iowa University.
Mrs. Moiineux's declaration of her inten-
ton to remain in South Dakota only long
enough to secure residence and a divorce
may result in the defeat Of her hopes
The discovery of alleged Japanese silk
frauds by the New York customs service
has just come to light The Government is
said tc have lost millions OF dollars by the
frauds.
A Pittsburg traction car dashed over the
curb. fnturing thirty-five persons.
The American Federation Of Labor, in
convention at New Orleans. unanimously
reelected Samuel Gompers president. Bos-
ton Will get the next convention.
Five members of e prominent San Anto-
MO. Tex. family are lying at the point of
death from poisoned milk
The prosecuting authorities Of Boone
County are prosecuting all of the Missouri
University students who were engaged in
the riot in celebration of the football vic
tory at Iowa City. Several of the students
have been fined in the police court and
others are being arrested az fast as the
evidence can be collected. Sentiment among
the citizens of Columbia is divided. but
subscription to defend the boys in their
trouble finds many contributors.
Charles and Sam Austin were arrested in
connection with the killing OF Mrs Carrie
Johnston at Caruthersville as they were
boarding steamer at Stewards landing
Friday night Feeling Is running high, as
the whole populace Is indignant at the kill
ing.
Traffic over Texas is paralyzed by the re-
cent heavy floods. No trains reached Dali
las and Waco yesterday from the East.
Governor Yatess private secretary issued
orders nstructing the authorities of Sulli-
van. ILL.,. to prevent the bull fight which is
scheduled to take place there on Thanks
giving Day.
Samuel Gompers is reelected president of
the American Federation Of Labor.
Several fremen and dockmen are killed
by the collapse of a burning ore dock at
Washland, Wis.
An insistent hand-shaker alarms tho
guards surrounding President Roosevelt at
Philadelphia
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-23
WOOLGATHERER WON.
Kan Duke of Grassland into Submfs-
sion After Hard Chase.

Ran Duke of Grassland into Submfs-
sion After Hard Chase.
Washington. Nov. 22.-The Hunters Cham
pionship Steeplechase. to-day's feature at
Benntngs, was won by Woolgatherer, in a
hard chase after Duke of Grassland. The
Duke got off in front, but was headed by
Woolgatherer at the head of the stretch.
Joe Letter, Montrip and Cheval dor fell in
this race. but their riders escaped with n
few bruises or a shake-up. Track good.
Summary:
Iones-Dandie Belle. 90 lNiilburnJ. Is 10 Z won;
Tribes Eili; 1oI tMsrtinl. TO l. second: Eu-
Arden. Tour. Courtenay. Lady Potentate Bruins ms.
wick: BaTricade. Lady Wellback. Arrah Gowan.
The stewardess and Provost al*o ran.
half furlongsa7star and Garter. lO7 lMinderJ. .
TO 1. won: Rosewater. 1I1 tiannonJ. to /,
third. Time. 1:os Is. Stonewail. Uranium. Allen
Ferris John Nevin. Reckless, Mount Kisco. Hist
Mdd.E e esba Ma Girl R0 WSien G1 od b6oy s .s
Third race. the Hunters' Champion steeple-
lagher. to 5. won: .Duke OF Grassland. 1s7 u.
J1hnsonl; s. to l. second; Charles o,Maiiey. lss
Rate So soTd TR sf
Twiligh: II and Montrip also ran. Coupled In
the betting.
ZSacchrometer. 12s (Wonderlv), 9 to .. won:
Tesesn To lIS GaIdry, t I to l. second; &C Scin9ueyain.
tisator. tf Never More. Xthlana. 6ramatist. Dark
Planet Anecke. Mlladi Love and niyria also ran.
Fifth race. mile and a hundred yards-Bonni..
f'sf sE third II Ths nss
Sixth race. s.year.olds and upward. mile and
three furlonss-orontas ns tBlake). to 5. won:
cogswell; l0s tRedfe5n..s & to 5 second; Circus:
also
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-23
Marine IntelI,xene..

New York, Nov. 22.-Arrived: St. Paul.
from Southampton; Minnehaha, London
Etruria, Liverpool.
New York, Nov. 22-Sailed: Vaderlaad
Antwerp, Lucania, Liverpool; Trave, Genoa
and Naples; Minneapolis. London
Liverpool. Nov. 2L-Arriyed: Deyoniau.
Boston; November %, Rhynland, Philadel-
phia; Turcoman. Portland
London. Nov. 2L-Ariived: Manitou. New
York: November %, Pomerania. Montreal.
Lizard. Nov. 2. $50 a. m.-Passed Bre-
men: New York, for Bremen.
New York. Nov. 22-sailed: Paiatia, Ma
Piles and Genoa (returned and anchored or
the Hook.
Queenstown. Nov. q. s15 a. m.-Arrtved:
Merton. Boston. for Liverpool and pro-
ceeded).
Antwerp. Nov. %. a. m.-sailed: iceland.
New York
Liverpool. Nov. zs-sailed: campsnla.
New York.
Southampton. Nov, z-Sailed: st, Louis,
New York. via Cherbourg.
Hamburg, Nov. 22.-Arrived: Patricia, New
York, via Plymouth and Cherbourg
Glasgow, Nov. 2l-Sailed: Brazilian, Port
land.
Palermo. Nov. 2.-saiied: Karamania,
New York.
Havre. Nov. 2. p. m.-Sailed: La Cham
payne, New York.
Yokohama. Nov. 22-Arrived previously:
America Maru. San Francisco. via Homo
luiu, Tor hong-Kvng; kins,iiu Maru, Seat
tie. for Hong-Kong; Rio Jun Maru, Seat
tie, for Hong-kong.
Hong-Kong. Nov. 22.-Arrfved: Coptic,
San Francisco. Honolulu. Yokohama, etc. +
Brow Head. Nov. .. $40 p.. m.-Passed:
Umbria. New York. for Liverpool.
Cherbourg. Nov. q. 6:2s p. m-sailed: st.
Louis, from Southampton, for New York.
Brow Head. Nov. 22-Passed: Bowie, New
York, for Liverpool
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-23
Madden. New orleans Stable.

J. E. Madden has shipped to New Orleans
the following string Of horses destined 10
take part in the Crescent City Jockey Clubs
meeting:
Rocroy, b. c., by Himyar-Monte Rosa
Satisfy, b. T., 2, by Himyar-Satisfaction
Paget, b. c., 2, by Meddler-L!zzle Mont
rose.
Trepan. b. O., 2, by Top GaIlant-Lee Gre
ole.
Gunrod. b. T., 2. by Mirthful-Royal Gun.
Kinford, ch. c., 2 by Mrthful-Setfast.
Clarke. b. c., ., by Mirthful-Pride of
Montrose.
Glassful. b. c., =, Mirthful-Belle Hoyt.
Boastful b. c., 2 by Mirthful-Branch.
Neversuch, ch. c.. @ by Mirthful-Clem-
era
Dartfull, ch. c. b.. by Mirthful-Divide.
Manful, b. or br. c.. 2, by Mirthful-
Lena H.
Ringo. ch. f., 2, by Mirthful-Helen
Thomas.
Cora. b. c. .. by Galore-BenIta Brush.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-23

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1t costs nothing to try his remarkable
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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-23
FOREIGN.


Secretary Chamberlain's speech on the eve
of his departure for South Africa won him
new friends
Russian merchants are becoming greatly
interested in the Worlds Fair. and will urge
the Government to extend its plans for an
exhibit.
England is fortifyins the British West
Indies. It is believed. with an eye to being
prepared for any eventualities which may
arise from the construction of the Panama
Canal.
Arthur Fortescue, nephew of the Duke Of
Portland, has given up riches. life of
luxury and a possible title to marry a
beautiful Doukhobor girl OF Manitoba.
The Due de Richelieu is preparing to visit
the United States.
The English press. while induIging many
wild guesses as to a possible purpose OF
the Kaisers visit TO England. have over
looked the state Importance Of the visit of
King Carlos of Portugal.
An antiautomobile league has been formed
In Paris, with the avowed purpose of send
ing to Jail those who break the laws con-
cerning automobilists.
England and Germany unite to protect
interests of their citizens in Venezuela for
alleged misdoings Of the Government
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-23
LATONIA MEETING CLOSED.
Three Favorites Made Good on Get
Day,


away Day.
Cincinnati. o.. Nov. 22.-The racing to-day
brought to a close the fall meeting Of the
Latonia Jockey Club and also wound up the
season of racing in the Middle West Three
fayorites two second choices and one out
der won. Track scppy; weather clear and
cool. Summary:
First race. six furlongs-F1eu-on. 10s (Scuiy)
TO l. won: The Light, les tHoubre). to l. sec
end; Georgie Gardiner, 81 CIV. Woods, 10 to l.
third. Tin1e I:2e. Alec Hieaway. Binehelio.
Waninta. Ben Milan and Prince Of Melrose also
second race. mile and sixteenth selling
SILK Cord, 101 (Lndsey). II to s. won: Scort!c. 81
CW Woods), 20 to /, second: Guide Rock, l9i
tseamondsJ. Is to !. third. Time, 157ls. Flop.
Ray Dawson. Trocadero and F'rivol also ran.
Third race six furlongs. handicap-Olehant, sc
(Scullyp. TO 2. won; St. Minor, ~ &c: Bonner.
to l. second: Jack Ratlin. IFS tT knight. to
l. third Time, 1913. Sprngwes. Lady Kent.
Fourth race. mile and eighth. handicap
Fonsoluca. 100 U.indsey) IL to ). won; Firing
Line 9S u. paly), to !. second Wyola, 80 IS
Bonner). 2 TO l. third. Time. 2:oS. Zyra and
Talala also ran 49,,
Daiy), to l. won; Mr.. Farnum. 80 Is. Bonnerl.
to l. second: Kilmore. 80 Lindsay, 3 to 1.
third Time. 1:blis. Rosanco. Miss Gould. I'm
rortelle, Tancred. Pathos, Bridal March, Bank
Street, Doctor Carr and Goo Goo also ran:
u. o'Connor), to ,, won; Aratoma: Ill CORN
ner1 5 to l. third. Time. 1:22. j. ]. T.. Moder-
ator Professor Neville and velasduez also ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-23
FIVE FAyORITEs At INGLEsIDE.
Judges Are InvestiEatinE the Race OF
IllOwnhO.

San Francisco. Cal, Nov. 22.-Ffve
fayorites came home in front at Ingleside.
The weather and track were favorable.
The judges did not like the showing OF
Illowaho in the fourth. and are investigat-
ing. In the fifth Irene. Lindsey showed to
he q clever performer by coming from be-
hind and beating her field. Results:
Weather clear. track good. Summaries;
First race Futurity course. selling-Florimel
II, 100 Frawley) to /. won: Jim Gore II. 1os
tRansch> to second MocoTto; is Lewis, Im,
promptu. Loyal s.. Edinborough and Our Pride
Second race. five fsrlonss: 2-year-olds, selling
Ballroom Belle. 10s Coburn). to ?. won I:
Ryronerdaie. 1O4 q. Jacks9n): to !; SECOND; nd
Quatre loi Ransch1, 10 ,ti !; .hiroi arnf anS
Third aiTa race mile. .ellins-Frank Woods. 1o7
tRanschl. 2 to S, won; Antolee: ITO Prior); to
l. second: Urchin. 107 tBelD. Il to l. third. Time.
14s. 1shtar. Tizona and Gaianthns , also ran,
11s CRansch). to s.. won; Expedient, 1oi lBoze-
NAM 20 to l. second: Illowaho 10 lw. Waldo: ds
and Rosario also ran
ing-irene Lindsey. 1o7 (coburn> to 1. won
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-23
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JOHN j. RYAN, THE TURFMAN.
Home From Latonia After a Success
full Season.

John J. Ryan. the veteran turfman, and
one of the best-known bookmakers In the
western country, who Is also at the head
of John ]. Ryan & Co., who operate CO.
operative breeding farm and bookmaking,
has Just returned from Cincinnati, where
the Latonia season closed to-day. 1t Is
said Mr. Ryan has had one Of the most sue
cessful campaigns during his entire career
as turfman and bookmaker. 1t Is Mr..
Ryan's intention to leave some time next
week, to be present in New Orleans at the
opening OF the New Orleans races, which
takes place Thanksgiving Day, and his
friends predict that he will achieve the
same success in the New Orleans field as
he has in Cincinnati. Mr.. Ryan Is about to
close a deal for the purchase OF the New
port race track. All honor is due to Mr..
Ryan, who is familiarly called by his ac-
quaintances and followers Honest John
Ryan, the turfman.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-23
Police Raid Policy Game.

Little Henry's policy game at No. 105
South Tenth street was raided by the
gambling squad, under Sergeant Driscoll.
arrests made. Those arrested gave the fol-
lowing names: Edward James, James
Crow. George Gardner, John johnson, Ar
san. WiIiian1 Lee george Bernard Wi1isam
Ratagen, William Neely, Isaac Clay, Thorn
as Collins. James Kelly. Robert Carlton.
George Corsey, George Ramsey, Henry
Campbell and George Jones. They were all
released on bond furnished by Fritz Boat
man.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-23
This store has S10,000.00
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latter is a fact possibly too
little known.
MERMoD & JACCARD.
Broadway and Locust.
Broadway and Locust

Moneymuss, III (DonnelIy) 10 to J., second: Tho
Pride JOS (Ransch). 2b to J.. third Tine l:2s
Meehanus Shark kickumbob Maggie Felix and
Bard Burns also ran -.
sixth race six furlongs. selling. 2-year.oIds-
TIE Major Jog tRanschb. even, won; Gold Van.
Il2 Oonnelly,. to L. second; Eshern lI &c. go,
Around and Action also ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-23
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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-23
SPORTING.

Taylorville won from the st. Louis Uni
versity team by a score of 10 to 5.
The Washington University football team
defeated Central College of Fayette, Mo-,
by a score of 30 to S.
Jimmy Manning. former manager Of Kan
sas City and Washington teams. may sue
ceed Pat Donovan as manager of the St
Louis Cardinals.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-23
FAvoRs LoNG-DIsTANCE RACING.
Turfman BrOckmiller Looks Forward
to an Era When Sprints Will BE For

to nm Era When Sprints VIII BE For
L believe We are at the beginning Of an
era of long-distance racing" said Chris
Brockmiller Yesterday. There is dispo-
siton ON the part of the racing associa-
uons to go in for it. and turfmen generally
are backing ii up with their moral support.
Gus racing associations next year will regu.
larly put upon their programmes races OF
quarters, three or four times a week. the
public will not only appreciate It,. but the
owners will enter their horses literally.
aration for the cup events which. IN recent
years. have dwindled to nothing In point OF
starters.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-23
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After years of patient study. and delving
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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-23
T0-DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS,

Yesterdays bank clearings were: IS, .3sJ;
balances. Ss66f9S. Local discount rates were
hrm between 5 and per cent. Domestic
exchange was quoted as follows: New York
5c premium bid 25c asked; Chicago loc
discount bid. par asked: Cincinnati, Louis
asked.
Wheat closed higher at ss8sassEc bid
Dec; 69l2Q71c No. 8 red. Corn closed
lower at $3.50 Dec: 4sd46I1c No. mixed
Oats closed at s0ssc; Siq31h2c No. North
ern.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and unchanged
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-23
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

Hathouse leases a larger building.
Committee of Immaculate Conception.
Church purchases Christian Science edifce
on Pine street.
In awarding verdict for IS cents to Irv-
Ing s. Martin against the Transit Company
Judge Clire held that 1t was the duty of
the passenger to pay the conductor his fare
II there was dispute and take the matter
TO the courts later.
Congregation Of Shaare-Emeth Hebrew
Temple presented to President Louis Straus
a silver service.
Martin Ferguson. formerly treasurer OF
Butler County, Missouri. and his son, con-
Tess to making counterfeit coin.
Grand Jury will resume investigation of
election cases on Monday.
James d. Houseman. who has brought
about a consolidation OF all the street car
lines IN st. Louis County. now wants an
elevated franchise from city limits to DOWN
town district
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-23

ADLER-On Saturday. November g. 100. at .
O'Clock p. m. Alex. Adler. aged u years.
Funeral Monday. November "a at $50 a. m,
from residence Of Albert Schott, No. 4ls3 WASH
ington boulevard. Please omit flowers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-23

BORDEN-At Hotel Van Nuys. Los Angeles
Cal. Friday. November q. 1907 after a short
illness. Henry Lee Borden. in the seventy-frst
year Of his age.