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The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-11
THERE WILL Be AN ENTIRELY NEW
BOARD OF REGENTS OF The UNI
VERSITY NAMED BY THE GOVERNOR
6X,MdrSh0I Griffith VIII Be appointed Super
lntondont Of the Territorial Prison

PHOENlN Arl Auz II The long
eNpe t.d =Aahc-Up very generally re
carried as me, table when Brode had
opportunity 10 survey the field ana
size up his men may now be regarded
a. ao3st due
Waen taa governor conelGdes a trip
throas the northern counties he vii
br ready ,o settle down 70 the business
.. issuIns commissions TO those he has
determined 10 appoint 10 Office. There
R5'l probably be disappointment
Many II the faithful sIl grieye. and
others viii growl but the governor has
moved with dellberation aad viii not
be deferred
The arst appointment OF importance
Ia be- made il that of * yn.ts.d States
Marshal Wm NJ Gfftth o; Tucson. %
We superintendent of the Territorial
prison The governor has fnally de-
tern.aed on this. AM Colonel Griffith
vi, he appointed IN me to assume the
duties O: the otH before the frat a!
September
The uams ~ the a.s'ssau, sgperin-
,ea4eut - th peaIt~atiary "a alil q
pecret There are unmaet ut app J
cants f9y the p!are Mama H4s s@
eral. aus nearly e.sfs ta@a II acs
quer-e faa Tewaay hs> advanced =
cia mau;
The s'ronEoat app a' fnr ths place
ot ay@.sfau, vupe e,auaent aad fhs
oae aho ga, tor;a tav strongest bac
ing for ''e paee - Mlchas o. =
Willr0t. M on ~ants he Pa p
h@a 1ut as AZ get H. Th@ governor
has 3ntes1s y.4si 10 namse same oise fton3
northern Arizona. out the personality
OF his choice he keeps secret
Cogone3 Grifith favored tbs appoint
meat Of Mr. Ohi 3at be osn.t AaFc 9
"a IN the nat, es
There were tuiiy dogen applicant
f,r the place OF superintendent Gt
i,.oWr the present Incumbent eaa'e 7
t5 outlnue Ia ofs1ee ard u is atralgi>,
ia, h. has made "a good off3clal hnt
IL governor concluded that other T's
publlcang were entitled 90 c6ns!dera-
ton Bart Dunlap pgt ont strong
pull for the place Burt has interests
At Yuma and il would I've convenient
for him 10 reside there in al Official
capacity He. had strong 'ndors =
ments hut he couldn't make Il Colonel
GriGith iied no Inducements and dd
not even make formal application iof
the offsee In fact, the Office sough,
the man. and Colonel Grlffith was re-
ques;ed by the governor to take Il
II is believed here that the appoint
ment Of Colonel Crtffth will be an
ncuncei during this week. and he will
b, expected to take hold Of the once
Immediately.
/. can also be announced that the
goverror has decided to appoint an
entirely new board of regents Of the
Uriytrstty. There was no string &c
c. loEei Herring's resignation as chan
CO, or, and when the governor Vas in
T,c son he was told by Colonel Herring
tS2f his professional CutIes prevented
hir1 from giving such time to the 'iu-
ties OF the chancellorship as the Office
rcu,Ii. ed IL is now known that dur
irg the last six months of Governor
Nurphy's administration Colonel Her
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-11
CENTRAL AMERICAN TROUBLE
Germans and HmerICdnS viii LdOd Marines 10
Protest Interests

Porto Cabello which is onl va snort
sail from La Guayra some time To-
day.
ont of the uprising that has convulseu
Venezuela for some time. 1t Is di-
racted against President Castro, and
has kent the country in a ferment
many months
Onr consul at that point sent WORD
recently that the lives of American
rasideuts were imperilled, and some OF
,bem were taken away in govern
The dispatch today indicates that
.ho crisis has been reached.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-11

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Aug. Ii
NJ aster Bowen, at Caracas. today ad-
|s'a the State Department that the
:" mans intend to land force at
foT'o Cabello to protect German in
u'r'Nts threatened by the uprising now
IN E7ogress.
4" minister advised that we follow
suit
Alter a conference. instructions were
,"hl"d to Commander Nichols OF the
In'l"ka, u to proceed from La Guayra to
Iofto Cahello' and land a naval force In
0aaf Of attack.
The Topeka will probably reach
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-11

e.s vas anA oas - l.,s 3gt VA
. dn.ai 10 cont8aae a. Aaago os az
ma -tr9,tol vas .&p, G8l -r r.
H.edle it, tnooa g. .ts tae le.+a-
}4nstop of Fa.o- tlesaag 70 a...-
DIV.
Dal as spnH a 't governor teesns4
saf Sized Of Coloue, .rrtsgs 8e,erptia-
at-sn he concluded e., make an entl.4
,3,aoe, a the board There s-e Dor
~ applications for the re4enttes bHt
tbs governor bar NOT sn3sest"I i..e
choice l. Is known that Coloaei
lIerrlug WIS a<tel 10 suggest his sa.-
1essor ana tina, he declined Cox
"fhog Brodle IL try ag to flpa men t.
DO duty a. regents aho are qualified by
edueauon clafacteg and ability ,o re-
7ee, credit on the University
One thiug the governor has deter
mined oa and tha, IS that the board
o9 regents sAail rot be a partisan BODY
under bis administration There NIL
ne Democrat. perhaps iwa appoint
"a aa the board The governor will
adopt = similar policy }n the oth@r
adm ula'rat4ee BOARDS governing ea1
lis Eus, taf.oss
The nau *t fataaAr thought ot
tos tse b4esetsoreai NJ pres Il, is
Fsr- = I3eh latts> u AIctra
80 aoa 3te13ert of Taess SD
president ~ a4ae COMPANY a
r paa oas ,ssr FGsh ga tsr-
seg3s sapel tea4eu' ~ pahlIe eaaeo
'aa n gar ana eues Asagy
AZ. safnc"8el as a. e4aestos Ias
sls5ef ot}est 50 ta lt'n iu the eycs of
the xovtrpa. ii THAT h~ has net tseea .
Arzana IonR enough II - mata thss
te haN ro, bszrr l.tsrsa 98e resident
of tae Trr-2 y .sr asors thaa alne
g.ontE
Il sop3rted that Thomas r Wlsoa
IT Tucson wl.j 10 appointed ore q
tAs Arizona ssomuatsss enets to the St
AsAfeEsH - W. $ts = +Aa& T7'1t*F - ~ tHFftAa
Republicans protested direct ~ Pres.
dent Roosevelt axAust $50 appoiu.
ment % Wilson to anything and flea
atFsaav5ts regarding alleged expressions
~ Wilson des id~diy uneomplimenIary
,o Pre&!6ent Mckinley These an
dassts the President Is said to have
referred to Governor Bfcdie with 8
suggestion tia; be steer clear ~ VIII
son The governor vas urged by
some Of his intimate friends hsrz 10
appoint Wilson mesnber of the board
OF regents of the University With the
expectation that he he made secretary
II the board, 10 which Office there is
attached some fees The general pro-
test of the Republicans against any
thing for Wilson. however, was 30
Vehement that the governor concluded
not tn appoint him He may give
Wilson the purely honorary position
OF commissioner to the worlds fair.
but this has not sc, been determined
Ex-Governor MurphSs s friends here
cam that President Roos ell told II :
ex governor in Washington tha, he
would advise Governor Brodie to ig-
more Wilson entirely.
The appointment OF the chancellor
and regents of the University Will not
be announced until Governor Brpdie's
next visit TO Tucson. which ii is ex-
pected will take place next week
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-11
4 CHICAGO MURDER MYSTERY
YOUNG Man Suspected OF KllllnO Ills Sweet
heart and Mother

that the body found last week in the
field at Seyenty-fourth and State
streets was that of the young woman
last seen with Bartholiu.
Today it developed that Bartroltn
had quarreled with his mother Just be
fore he disappeared, over the question
of bringing his prospective wife to i've
at his mothers home.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-11

CHICAGO ILL.,, Aug. 1l.-Develop-
mems today in the mysterious murders
ot Minnie Mitchell and Mrs. Annie Bar
tao.1 led the police to redouble their
eforts to locate VIM. J. Bartholin. TIE
nan ee and son of the two women re-
,D"ctlyely
The burial to-day of Minnie Mitchell
r"m red all doubt in the public mind
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-11

yesterday 3Ith provisions for the suf-
ferng people and returned TO Port au
Prince with tao hundred women and
children. and fifteen wounded men.
WASHINGTON, D. G. Aug. IL
Commander McCrea OF the gunboat
Machias today cabled the Navy De
partment that a de sacto blockade had
been established by the insurgents 1t
Cape Haytien. A proclamation signed
by Firmin has been issued. prohibit
in gthe entrance of merchant vessels
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-11

SHENANDOAH, Pa. Aug. H.
Quay will settle the anthracite strike.
He will go to the President with a
request for an offer OF Intervention.
the operators will accept 1t, compro-
mise will be reached, and the strike
will be over. The people who are back
of the Peoples Alliance, which has
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-11

SHENANDOAH, Pa. Aug LEX
tremely quiet" was the tenor of all in
formation received here today from
the surrounding region.
No colliery started. and the situation
at the beginning of the fourteenth
week of the strike is unchanged.
officials of the miners union say
there Is very little distress. and this Is
being attended to by the relief com
mittee.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-09

George Schaub, a we'll known German
citizen OF New Lebanon, Ohio, is a con-
slant reader Of the Dayton Volkazeitung.
He knows that this paper aims to adver-
tise only the best in its columns and when
ne saw Chamberlain Pain Balm adver-
t;sed therein for lame back, he did no.
hesitate in buying bottle of for his wife,
who for eight weeks had suffered with
the most terrible pains in her back and
could get no relief. He says: CATER
using the Pain Balm for few days my
wife said to me, Il feel as born anew,
and before using the entire contents Of
the bottle the unbearabe pains entirely
vanished and she could again take up her
household duties" He is very thankful
and hopes that all suffering likewise will
hear of her wonderful recovery. This
valuable liniment is for sale by Evans
Drug Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Wright, of South
Bend, with their little son, are visiting
his mother, Mrs. 5. III. Wright, of Cos
mopols. \r. Wright is looking well
and is holding a position as sawyer for
the Klebe Lumber Co.
At last meeting of the Harbor camp
No. 326. Woodman of the World, Harry
Cox was elected delegate to the district
convention which meets at Puyallup
June 18th. At the same time and place
a district convention of Women OF Wood
craft will be held-Mrs. G. f. Cox of
Cosmopolis being delegate.
Messrs. l.. p. Thornton and Fred
Huntington have gone to Hoquiam to
assist in building and running the new
Lytle single mill.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-09
NOTICE.

REWARD will be paid for TRUE and AC-
CURATE INFORMATION of any TREsPAss or
TIMBER CUTTING on following described
lands in Chehalis county:
TWP. ls-ll Sec l, e II OF he II, IL of sw IA,
and se1-4 sec q ne IA s; - of sc IA sec 10;
see IL IL of ne IA, Sc IA OF ne Ia, and - OF
sec IL.
Twp. 1910: NV IA of sw IA sec S; e 1-2 of Sc
L. sw IA of Sc 4, lott and Sc IA OF sw IA sec
6; IL 1-2 of ne L. NV IA, and he IA of sw IL
sect.
Twp. 1873: 1-2 of NV L. II IL of sw IL sec B,
sc IA sec IS: sec DO IL of sec %; -, and sw
Ia sec 26 G IL sec 80; and ne IL sec 30.
Twp. 1873: Sec 4, S IL sec II: ne Ia, IL OF
NV IA sec IA; ne IA of ne II, IL of ne ii, sec
%; ne IA and IL of sec'"
Twp. IT. NV Ia sec ~
Twp. 17.5 f IL sec "a.
TWP. 1919 81 2sec .; v | of sw Ia, sw II o
NV IA sec G IL of sec NV IA sec 26.
TWP. 20 9 + IL of NV } ne IA of sw IA sec
3; ~ of =. 5; l.: OF W H. and IL sec
7; II IL sec ,1-2 of Sc =, ne IA of sw Ia SEE
8; NV IA OF NV ii, and sw Ia ec9; sw ii SCI
26: 12 OF NV Ia sec ~; and 12 of ne Id sec 80
Twp. 2O-10; Ne Ia sec -.
GEORGE L. FIErr7 Oct: oft. Michigan
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-09
CHEHALIS COUNTY
LOCAL DOlNGS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE COUNTY.
Gathered by Aberdeen Herald Correspondents
and Cleaned From Our Local Exchanges.
nOQUlAM

Mrs. T.. l.. Hcman is attending the
grand lodge of Rebekahs.
Mrs. p, NJ. Laverty returned Monday
from a visit to relatives at Elma.
The Mckinley High school cadets gave
an ice cream social, Saturday, and
cleared about $40.
CIV Slime is gaining rapidly since he
underwent an operation last Thursday
He will soon be well again.
John Snyder left Saturday morning for
Whatcom, to represent the Hoquiam l.
30. F. lodge at the grand lodge.
The boys of the fire department will
rive a dance on both Friday and Satur-
day nights, July and 8. These will be
held in Lytle's big hall and will be
splendid affairs.
Seth Warren is at Whatcom attending
the |. 0. o. f. grand lodge.
Mrs. C. II. RICHARD is attending the
annual meeting OF Old Settlers Day, at
Seattle. Her mothers family were
among the earliest settlers of the state.
Word was received here Friday OF the
death of Mrs. John Richmond, who for
merly resided here. at her home in San
Francisco. Mrs Richmond was rela-
tive of the family OF F. ID. Arnold.
Mrs. s. A. Hodgdon was given very
pleasant surprise party last Saturday by
her many lady friends. on the occasion
OF her seventy-tifth birthday. Among
the evidences of good will left by the
ladies was handsome rocker and doz-
en- beautiful napkins. After pleasant
visit and tasty lunch all bid good-by,
wishing their friend many happy returns
of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Heermans ar
rived Saturday night from Corning, New
York, and will spend the summer here
as guests at the Hoquiam Hotel.
Mrs. F. B. MUIR died suddenly yester-
day afternoon OF peritonitis, after an ILL
ness of but three days. She was on the
streets with her husband, Sunday, and
Wednesday was cold in death.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-09
MONTESANO

On July 5, the auditor will offer for
lease for term of five years the follow.
ing agricultural land: Sw4 of swA OF
Sec. 16-16-S.
f. L. Morgan and Don Chambers, OF
Attic, were in the city Thursday on their
way home from trip to South Bend.
Mr.. Morgan says the price OF logs will
give considerable impetus to the business
on North river. Last year he did but
little in that line, but this year he in
tends to put in large amount. Mr..
Morgan has large quantity of timber OF
very superior quality.
Geo. CHAMBER, the Westport meat man,
was in the city, Wednesday.
Mrs. Porter and Miss Lou Porter are
up from Aberdeen this week visiting
friends.
Mrs. Thad Byles came down from
Elma, Monday, for treatment by one OF
our local physicians.
Mobray Bros. & Perkins have COM
menced hauling logs to the Stetson slough
from their camp north of town.
Fred Phelen, former resident OF
Montesano, came down yesterday from
Seattle, where he has been in the hos
pital several months.
Will Carter, son of w. II. Carter, is
very low, having had several hemorrages
within the last few days. The chances
for his recovery are very slight.
DR.. Samuel L. Moak, who recently
graduated from the Philadelphia dental
college, has purchased DR.. Longs prac-
tice and Office furniture in this city and
will remain here. His many friends in
this city will be pleased to hear of his
determination.
Gordon Simmons went to Aberdeen
Monday, with several teams to work on
the Aberdeen ball grounds.
The Harbor Queen took big load o.
Junk from Montesano to Aberdeen, Mon
day morning, for the Grays Harbol
Junk Co.
0. NJ. Kellogg, OF Hoquiam, was ir
town Tuesday He says Hoquiam vii
be the metropolis of the state inside O
five years unless it quits its present rate
OF growth.
There is no exemption in this state
from poll tax for Spanish-American wal
veterans, according to an opinion by the
encouragement prepared in reply to al
inquiry from one OF the veterans.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-09
COSMOPOLIS

Somebody ought to oil the NJ. E.
church bell.
Cosmopolis Fire Department is drill
ing team to compete in the hose con-
test at Hoquiam.
B. M. Spinning, OF Roy, has been in
Cosmopolis this week, visiting the family
OF his daughter, Mrs. A. p. Callahan,
and also other acquaintance.
Ed. Schieck has gone to Winlock,
where he will conduct ranch of his
own, making a speciality OF poultry. We
should not wonder he was negotiating
for partner.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-09

To Cure Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. +. W. Groves signature is on
each box. 26c.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-09
Wedding and engagement rings.
GOLDMA 8, Seattle.
Don't FORGET II.

Don't Forget It.
You can subscribe for the Examiner
through the local agent as well as
through stranger. EVANS DRUG Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-09

For biliousness use Chamberlain's
Stomach & Liver Tablets. They cleanse
the stomach and regulate the liver and
bowels, effecting quick and permanent
cure. For sale by Evans Drug Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-09
THE CITY COUNCIL
ORDINANCE FOR BOND ELECTION
is INTRODUCED.
Considerable Business is Transacted at the
Meeting. Saturday Night. Stewart Con.
tract is Completed and Accepted. The
Council Cites the Police Force to Explain
Escape Of Underwood. Bills Allowed, Etc.

Owing to the absence of Mayor Anstie
from the city, l. w. Mason acted mayor
at the meeting, Saturday night. Coun-
cilmen Morehead and Sherwood were
also absent.
The ordinance for the planking of +
street, between Market and Third, was
adopted.
The fire committee reported that the
hose house at D and Market streets was
completed, and that flag had been
purchased for fire headquarters.
Supt. Linn reported the Stewart road
completed, except the culverts, and
Engineer Hunt reported the contract OF
Jas. Stewart compile ted.
An ordinance was introduced granting
the Aberdeen & Hoquiam Electric Ry.
Co. the right to lay tracks on Washing
ton street, to connect its Market street
line with the N. Z. Railroad.
Ordinances were introduced and re-
ferred to the attorney, providing for the
improvement of Wishkah street, between
NJ street and Michigan avenue, and
Hume and Lincoln streets to the
brewery.
A resolution for the planking of the
alley in block 40 was adopted.
A resolution was adopted fixing June
q as the time when the council would
determine what proportion Of the cost OF
the road to the cemetery would be paid
by the city, and what should be assessed
against the abutting property.
The attorney was directed to prepare
a resolution for the surfaceing of the B
street connections.
A petition from the N. p. Ry. Co., ask
ing for the vacation of parts OF streets
near the depot, was read and referred to
the street committee.
The minimum water rate for the Aber.
deem Electric Co. was fixed at $6 pei
month.
The report OF the police judge, showing
the amount OF fines collected in May,
$1O.15, was read and filed.
The report OF the treasurer for May,
showing $11 ,397.52 cash on hand, was
read and referred to the finance COM
mittee, as was the report of the clerk,
showing water collections in May,
$l,115.l0.
A liquor license was granted to Mike
Goldsmith.
The assessment roll of improvement
District No. So was equalized.
The attorney advised the council that
church property was not exempt from
street improvement taxes.
The treasurer was directed to transfer
$3.50 from the salary fund to the library
fund.
Several petitions for sewers were read
and referred to the street committee.
The marshal and nightwatchmen were
directed to appear before the council
next Saturday night, and explain the
failure to arrest Paul Underwood.
An ordinance was introduced calling a
special election to vote bonds in the sum
OF 100000 for the following purposes
$4,000 to fund bonds at present out
standing; $4,000 for sewer system
$4,000 for improving the water plant
and 1000 for bridge across the Che
halls river.
The sun., 1902-04-27
AMERICANS WIN CHESS TROPHY
AFTER TWO DAYS PLAY ENGLISH
'VARSITIES LOSE.
nice. sewail, saw1n and Hunt Win Their
- Games, keeler Draws and Adams
Loses One Point for Americans OK.
tord-( ambridge O Weak Combination.

BOSTON. April 28.-The Rice chess trophy,
Nhich has been staying In England these
Iast three years, carefully kept by Oxford
anu Gam bridge. will have TO make journey
Sctoss the Atlantic. for after Two days hard
nehtlhg the Americans won the match by
"a 10 Ia games. Although the first game
was won by the Englishnen yesterday, the
ahoricans had the best OF the argument all
uay Yesterday and to-day and the result
.nereiore WAS not a surprise The details
OF the contest, a. well as the play on both
uays' VIII be seen from the summary and the
scores oI the games. which are appended.
90 Tar the Englishmen have won two matches.
iost one and drawn one. They have won
iE's games and the Americans ilh games
The sun., 1902-04-27
KING SEES LACROSSE MATCH.
Cansdisns Defeat Duke Of Aruyt's Team
by 10 Goals to q.


Spsefm CobN Despa1eN 70 1Hk Sun.
LONDON, April 28.-The Canadian lacrosse
team under Capt. Wheeler beat the Duke
Of Argyll's team by ten goals to three in
a match played at Lords cricket ground,
in Marylebone this afternoon. King Ed
ward. the Prince and Princess OF Wales
and the Duchess Of Argyll. Princess Louise.
were among the fashionable gathering
that witnessed the game.
The sun., 1902-04-27
pERRYs WILLIAMSBURG TOURNAMENT.

games in the Wholesale Drus Trade Association
resulted in victories. The scores:
National Lead compsny"c X. Meek. i,s; Arn.,u
II; r. 1, Meek l'O Saunders, iti; Kem6ie, i''
Roessier and HaSslacher Chemical Company
Malsch lss; Tayessi' iss; Hansnn. is' Bode isS.
P.Iss, Davis cs.CMsr1Ssr ~; poIan, iTS;
Na,cs 200; rayssei, ~. M Hamann' i's Bode' la
~ TiT,S @ 4; hsSdi%sn Is Tcis =, ~.
SgIaPPsy: is1 .E, Mason $50 Reed i'' storm
oolsa,. a co.rooi9a,c T is7. oldcrsh.w. las:
Brush. $50; Faulkner, IS7; BAmes iH Total so1.
Bas. s.Af l1 pfri srsuS Ss es ss 4oa 0.sh sss
Ro.s,ler and HaSslaehef Chemical Company
MssGh. no, ,Tayssa. rs hSmAnn, isa BOds, io'.
Dodge a Olcoit Howe, ies. Wy III Robertson.
las Uirch. ISs. Kuddlinan. TO-. Total 7o2
oo,,,. . ooLndlga,e 1sih eAh. 10 o,a.,,h,w ia
Brush 100. Faulkner iS5 Barnes 1877 Total 1s2
National Lead Company Meek, ldi, Agneau.
- Meek iS1. saunders III kemol'' II"
.EvrsrH ossE
Ross<lsT and HaS.achef Chemical Company
Kuechlrr, us. Total e.?
viiiamsy. lu. Mason, lSs. Reed IS storm. 10
Total. sol. -
R0ss.sf and Hasslashst Chemical Company -
hlsch. iAs TAyeggl rs kuis lsi hamAhn' isl'
NstioaA LEAD company {. 4. MeeE. l,I, Agnsau.
lli y hsss, i1 saunders 10 ksmhIs' Iol
rnstwo reading team Ia ne Custom H ,uss howi
ms, siis q dsis6i aad thert 4 a poasibs ,hsaos
i'' s,ai1''sGs s., '1a 'S SSsssa,t Co. rsd %
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The sun., 1902-04-27
RAIN PREVENTS AUTO RACE.

Henri RothschiId Again Postponed.
Special oobk Dsspateh 10 TIE SUN
PARIS. April 2o-The automobile race
between M. Henri Rothschild and W. X.
Vanderbilt Jr., which was TO have taken
place to-day was postponed on account Of
rain