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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02
loPesIhe. HIGHEST. Low

Cssh uuo,snon. 80, re ~ rnIlows
rioar was sta ". wiute oar mrs So q
3 60 straights So. lGfl340; clears 81 1905 10: 90
prlne specials I'D; srrlnc pate ,. .34t093 20;
10 straie.,' s'.9G882 20 y kers IL. aaG52 IL.
wheat-No. /. spring 7i@.i%: No. 8, C991S;
fellow !34 osl,-No. aa1; No. :, W, tie
Z: No, white 81, Rw-No. 9, 49.v. 1908:
Ba,ley god '"saina 3ia:ss fst cnolc.
o,thSes,trn Sl;2o Prime timothy seed $40.
Mess pork per bill. 1G62H1l6 1915. Lard. per lfN
bs., 10.41 110. O. Snort ribs sides Qoose) S. 70
GD9O0. Dry-salted shoulders tboxedl o. l2 4@.a.25;
no I clear sides (boxedj s875l1g00 Whis ~,
ST. Clover contract grade. Sl0.l5.
NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Dec Flour quiet but steady:
Minnesota patents $4,000. i do bakers
s. 1J1e3.35; winter strnigats S}6G0e3.90; winters
oatents s.. 10Gf3.0: low gtades S29J0315.
RIVE flour dan; xooo 50 0Nsl $40; onoice to fancy
S315Q1S.40.
Corn meal steady; yellow western s1.24 city,;
brandywine IS. 4Sle3 3d.
Rye dun; No2. ..--terr 5eGb5sss; State Sc.
Barley easv; Ieeding 5000 ,a'tln. 5105lh
barley matt quiet weste 6S066.
Wtes'-'pot easy; No. ,, red 7sH. Options
March -; May iSS; Oc;-ber Deem oer
,9h
Corr-Spot staaIy: No. g 81. Optic a.. Jan
uAry ON ftbrlary Nay u; July i6sa:
o is OF quiet; No 90. Options MAY - ;
October Dece nber 315s.
Beef quiet family sl5E0alsO 90 mess slG0 1850.
packs' Io.UJ; Leei catHs TSu0UIlZl.0O.
Cut meats quiet; picked be lies Sl0a4@lIN
pick. d sho lIers So; pIckl Il hans SleGDI04.
La .ssv; WESTERN steamed $1,000 No
ve,uher 1850; refined easier; South Amt RIGA
Il. Is; TO the ontin.nt 10; compoun4 74GI7A.
PORK quiet: fam ilv sl9.2j; snort c.e s2l00
6323.0 mess 2l8.0009lS.jA
Tslow dull city ger package 6I50Ga; conn
try packages tfceJ 6l4@6E.
Ro5in firm IS ralned common ~ good, ST. .jl1. -
TuTpentine steady; at 53h@4
Rice 6rm: domestic falr extra 4I4GD6S
Japan 4A04X.
Coifee--,pol Rio quiet; No. 7 invoiece > $40:
mild qui {; Cordova s24@l2
Sues 'aw Was firm lalr refining 33s; cen
trifugai, 96 test, 81: refined suga firm;
coutectioner's A 460, mouid A 800. standard
10; cut loaf 531; crushed SIS powdered AS:
granulated T., cubes go.
Molasscs SteaIy sew Orleans, open k5rtle
good to choice $50 II.
Butter firm eNta creamery 50; western
creamery fresh 2!9 imitation creamery liGJlS;
tsctorg l66llS; State Isiry 2GlS26.
Cheese Grni; Sta g" fdII cram fan
small coloroo. oi'.12X { 10: new. 12k; sinai
Write, o d, l240l3: new l2H.
Eggs fra average best eSa29: State ard
r, frigeratad I902I. southwestern lGG017.
Potatoes easy Jersey 1902 o.; Now YORK and
western l.75G12.O0 Long l,iand 2.00l4:3O;
south Jersey sweets s2.09lp3.00.
Peanuts duiet; fancy Ao-picked 5Gt5t4; do
nestle 3tt9to1s
Cabbages easy: Norfolk. oar'els - Long
island, per l0, so al 80; domestic, pc: lC0,
white, 81 C6GD'.15; red Sl25O2.0J
Freights 10 L.yerpooi, oo..on by steal er TIC;
!rrHin Id.
Cotton ,eed oil duI h,t firmly } ID. Prime crude
oarreis Z. o. b. mills, 2Sif29; prime summer
yellow 362sg37 OF sun,mer yellow 35k @36 prime
white A. prmo winter yellow 4LGIiUS,; prime
meal S26 10 la7 CO nominal.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

For Whooping Cough use
CHENEY'S tXPECTORANT
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BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 1.-Flour dull; Winter
extra - 9503 ID: do. ,.er 3;jJf345: do siraio Is
s. lje3.6O patents S3.SC6l4.U0; spring 3lcar 5iGff
$50; Splirg srralghls 3.o5U31O; Sp ing patents
375 74.0O.
Wheat weak; erot 74K074n; November 15N0
754, D~cemt er ,5HQ 7o4 N. red -; steamer
so red -; Southern whent bv samp.e g.
074K.
Germ weak; spo' new G4@6lt new or old,
November 6i0Gl4; the year 5I4 6D5,: No. 2 IL Ikea
.; thern whit 10 u, new 4.GD56
ats tirn; No. white, hew, 33G37a Nc
u liked, new, b.
~, easier; NC. 2 oearby, 56D56h; No. . west
err 81 51M
Batter firm: fancy imitation 2l023; fancy
creamery 21Q21; fsncv ladle; store packed -.
Eggs firm; fresh s7Gi2S.
Cheese irm; large l24U13h; medium 150131s F;
small llA013X.
Sugsr nr;n, nne and coarse formulated 4SlK.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

LIVERPOOL, Dec. Ap. m.-Cooton Spot
moderate business done; American mid
Asa; low middli o4.4.; good ordinary 80;
ordinary AIS. The sales of the day were
10000 bales, of which 500 were for snecu-
lean. RECEIPTS 10000 bales. all American.
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet.
American middlieS, e. o. c.:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

THE BEST PRESCRIPTION FOR MA
LARA
Chills and Fever is bottle of Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t is simply Iron
and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure
no pay. Price soc. tf-eod
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

were up hMAc. January provisions
closed from 214 to 5971ac lower.
Leading futures ranged as follows.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02
LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton closed quiet; middling up-
ands $50; middling Gulf SIS: sales S,4C0
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-08

wznak 2 oczyma zamknietemi,
bialej smiertelnei sukni. L.
karz, aczkolwIek mt widok
TAXI wcale ME byl noxym,
jednak1e zadrtai, spojtzawszy
iprzy swietlc lempy % twarz
umarlej. Bylo " tel twarzy
lyle pieknosci, lyle urolku !
|jakiegos wyrazu, Re ME Small
zabrat sic do krajanis. Odsta-
wiwszy lampe. nakry1 'twarz
umarlej bia}a chustka. a sam
oddalil sic do bocznego poko-
ju.
Siadlszy ma krzesle zamy-
Sill sic g1eboko. o.! coz to
Jest m&odost. co pieknc$t!...
lak wszystko wnet przemija!
Tam W bocznym pokoja ley
cud pieknosci. a "a chwile
cz}onki rozpadna sic pod
|,epo notem ~anatomicznym!
iowa niewiasta niedawno
|jeszcze zachwyca}a wdziekami.
a DIS oddana ma passive roe
bactwu!
Pc niejakim czasie, sam ME
w,edzac czemu, powsta} ! uda}
sic znowu do pieknego trupa.
Otworzywszy drzwi krzykna{
przerazliwie odskoczy} W ty},
gdyz trip siedzia} IA stole.
Widocznie uiewiaste pograzo-
na W letargu zywo pochowa>
no, a teraz obudziia sic u nie~
go. =.
Drzacy lekarz oprzytom-
nawszy nieco, fospieszy{ z
Niewiasta W swej
smiertelnej sukni zwr6ci}a ma
|lekarza swe piekne niebieskie
'oczy, ale wyraz jej twarzy ME
zdradza} ami przestrachu, AMI
'rado$ci, ami nawet zdzlwienia.
Chciasa nawet powstat / zejst
re sto}u, lecz lekarz togo ME
dozwol'1. Uchwyciwszy W pas
zmartwychpowsta}a, zani6s{ il
ma w{asne {oze. Ia w milcze~
oiu pozwoli}a sic u1ozyt i "
momencie zasne}a, a on sic
oddal:}.
Jakiemi uczuciami lekarz
by} przejety, trudno opisaG |
TUT obok spoczywa niewiasta
piekna jak ani6}, ale bezsilna, I
be- zmys}ow, niesoana, a je-
dnak je, opu$cie niepodobna,
DO gdziez ia podzieje? 49,.
Mole jednak da sic potajem-
ME uwiadomit rodzic6w, lub
krewnych, ktorzy dziewice
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-08

blenicy.
PrzeSwietny magistra-
Gle = zakohczyi pan Woj-
ciech, - to tel bylo najwla~
sciwsze jego miejsce estate
cznie. :. mozna .powiedziet. ).
powinno mu bye rzecza obo"
ietna. czy umarl przez powie~
szenie, czy tel przez pchnie~
Gle widlami. Wedle praws, /
MONA powiedziet wyroku,
ME mial on zyt, wiec tel ME
mote bye wielka zbrodnia u
marlego czlowieka przebit
widlami. Zawyrokowal magi-
STRAIT, MONA powiedziet...
przeswietny. ably umar}, ]ako
tel uisi, DO co ma wisiet,
to MONA powiedziee, wisiet
bedzie.
To szczere zeznanie dobre
zrobilo wrazenie. Pan bur-
mlstrz rrzedlozyl mu ieszcze
kilka pytah ola wyjasnienia, a
potem kazano w~yprowadzit
pana Wojciecha, czekac ma
koniec narady.
Dlugo tel narada ME trwa-
la, DO gdy podobnego prsy-
padku prawo ME przewidy~
walo, wiec ted ME by}o in
mel rady, jak zgodzic sic ma
wywody pana Wojciecha, re
przebijajac wysielca, przebil
tylko trupa, DO trupem on
wedle prawa mia} bye. Taxi
tel wyrok ogloszono obwinio-
nemu, a pan burmistrz tax
zakohczyl powazne swe s}o-
wa: =
- S}awetny Wojciechu!
wedle wyroku ~przeswietnego
tedy tego magistrate, kt6ry
umie cenit i powazac zycie
uczciwe | prey przewin'eniu
pokorne przyznanie sic do
why, jestescie zstem cd tel
chwili wolni tedy tego, ale
pamietajcte to dobrze, re to
po raz pierwszy i pc raz ostat-
nj! Gdybyscie nadal takiemi
niegodnemi
zartami ma szwank mieli wy
stawiat uczciwe imie obywa-
tela / naszego tedy togo gro~
du, poczulibyscie Gala suro~
praw naszych, kt6re ma
ten przypadek ME maja
osobnego przepi-
su, ale mice tedy tego beda,
.dyz nieomieszkamy natych-
zdat relacya miloSc:we-
mu panu, a krolowi naszemu
poprosit o st6sowne prawo
na przysz}oSt. Ably wan zas
~ orzewiniente tedv teoo ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-08
o0oeoecoeo.
@sS ae ees5ss:
Zmartwychwsta}a.

|. .
Jest to juz temu wiele lat,
kiedy m}ody lekarz pan 1gna-
icy przechodzil sic niecierpli-
VIE po swym pokoju. Ocze-
kiwal on czlowieka, kt6ry W
kazdym uczciwym wstret obu-
dza, a jednakze dawniej leka-
RE be- takich lndzl obejSe sic
ME mogli. Ludzle ci wykra-
dali z grob6w swieze trapy
j dostawali je lekarzom. O.
brzydliwy ten rodzai rze,niosfa
'byl jednakze ola nauki potrze~
bnym, gdyz lekarze ma cialach
zmarlych wydoskonali sic W
swej sztuce.
P6}noc uderzy} zegar ia ra-
tuszowej wiezY, gdy W pred
pokoju pana 1enacego daily
sic slyszeG kroki oczekiwanego
rozbojnika cmnetarnego. a pc
chwili wszedl dzikich rys6w
mezczyzna. dzwigajacy "
miechu jakiS ciezar. Zlozyw-
sly ma stole swoj tajemni-
czy pakunek j odebrawszy u
mowiona zap}ate, natychmiast
sic oddalil. oswiadczywszy
Poprzednio. 4e must wydalit|
sic "a granice. gdYz sadly go
Prsedmiot IA stole LEGACY
byl to trup mote dwadzieSda
1t liozaeej nie~iasty. Leah
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-08
Co ma wisie6,
wished bedzie.
v ].

vi.
Zimno sic zrobilo panu VOL
ciechowi, gdy tego samego
dnia pod wieczor weszlo do
lego domu trzech zbrojnych
slug miejskich, a pot Jimmy Ca
Ia twarz jego obla(, gdy mu
oznajmlono, re z rozkazu pre-.
swietnego MAGISTRATE jest a.
resztowanym. Me byio rady,
poczuwsl sic do why, cho-
ciaz ~wyt1umaczyt sobie ME
m6gl, jakim sposobem sprawa
wydat sic mogla, wisc zebral
Gala odwage 2 rezygnacya
otworzyl szafs / zsczal sic uc
bierat, a Pelasia W place! Pa
trzat ma ubierajacego sic Woi-
ciecha, trzeba bvlo raczej
smiat sic anizeli plakat, DO
W strachu i W pospiechu przy-
wdziewa}, co mu " reke wpa-
do, czy to kaftanik, czy suk-
MIA jej az wreszcie skohczyl
i zabral sic do odejscia.
Wtenczas to Pelasia z krzy'
klein rzuci}a mu sic "a szyje wv
laden spos6b puscit 60. ME
chciala.
Uspok6j sic Pelasiu. 90.
MONA powiedziet, kochana,
DO ME ma rady; ist music.
Toe mic tam ME zjedza "a
raz, ami tel glowy ME utna.
boz. MONA powiedziet: -.
re jestem niewinny. Skoro
powroce opowiem CT wszystko,
a ty tymczasem dobrze gcspo-
daruj. No, zostai z Bogiem!
I wzieli pana Wojciecha
study miejscy pomiedzy SIZE
bic i z~aprowadzili do miasta.
SERGE kraia}o sic biedakowi,
qdy przez ulice miasta szed}
jak zloczyhca jaki, a CT, kt6rzy
mu sic nieraz Mako klaniali.
teraz palcem go wytykali
Ioni znowu, kt6rzy 60 kocha]i,
unikali z daleka spotkania sic
z MIN. ably sobie l jemu osz-
czedzit przykrosci. Przypro-
wadzono 20 ma ratusz, gdzie
starry ~odzwierny n~ieklamanym
wyrazem eoleScl przyJat Swe-i
60 przyjaciela | oswiadczyl
mu, re ma rozkaz w}ozyt ma
niego kajdany i zamknat W
" lochu. Podda} sic W mil
czenIu pan Wojciech | gdy
ciezkie zelazne drzwi "a MIN
sic zatrzasnsly, padl Z jekiem
ma twarde p~oslanie. Drzal Cd
zimna. a glowa rozpalona by-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-08

sprawe uczcIwie, a gdY pan
Wojc'ech p6zniej 2 kilkoma.
przyiaciolmi, kt6rych zaprosil
jeszcse do siebie, przechodzil
okolc szubienicy. zawolai IA
wisielca:
luz teraz ME miej klopo-
tn. niewdziecsny. molina POI
wiedziet. zlodzieju! Me glu-
PIN drugi raz Gle odrywat.
w domu opowiedzial Gala
sprawe Pelasi, ktora mu te
%zbawienna dala rade, ably iuz
nigdy ma wp6l zmarlych we
drowcow ME znajdowaf ma
szubienicy. Potem wyszla ! po-
wr6cila z para starych papci.
= Straciles piekne i drogie
buty.. tn masz W zamian
te paradne obuwie. kt6re CT
zlodzie1 z wdziecznem screen
zostawi}. Znalazlam ie rano W
stajni.
Pan Wojciecb wzia( lapcie,
zwiazal ma sznurku i powiesil
ma Scianie mad drzwiami: ku
wiecznej rzeczy ~pamiatce, a pc
mad niemi napisal ma bale
scianie weglem.
Go ma wisict. wisiet be-
die"
kapcie te visa " tym sa-
mym goscincu do dnia dr.
szejszego. jezeli ich dotych-
czas Mkt ~z.gwozdzia ME zdja'.
O czcm mi ME wiadomo.
Gdyby kto ME chcial wie''
rye o prawdziwosci te; hi
storyi. nice sic spyta tych.
kt6rsy ia odcmnie slyszeli.
.eoeeoeeoee
AsS.s sss5sS;
ZmartwVchwsta}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-08

gistrat mogl wiedzlet Q tem' {
0 ess,in tylko wied'1iaion sam
/ wisielec, ten przeciez wyle
gadat ME nf6gl, 10 iak sie
sam naocznie byl przekonal, :
wislal jeszcEe ma starem mie)~ {
Sou,
Nazajutrz z rama zaskrzy~ ]
pialy zawiasy, o~tworzyiy sic
drzwi wiezienia i zaprowadzo~
no pana Wojciecha ma sale
ratuszowa. gdzie pan burmistrz
/ wszyscy radni siedzielt JUL
okolo zlelonego stolu. Potem
zbroini sludzY,. kt6rzy 60 pro-"
wadzili, drzwi i sieh obsta+'
will. Szczek broni po sieniach
pred ratuszem, wszystko to
ME bardzo uspakajajaco dzia- t
lafo ma poczciwego Wojciecha; |
'krew zaczela mu uderzat do
glowy, gdzie raz pc raz ma z
doprawdy zacze'o mu MAGIC.
malej chwili m'lczen'a. W !
czasie kt6rej wszystkich oczy
W niego byly wlepione, pow~ {
stall pan burmistrz i rozkazaw-
sly mu przystapit blizeJ, ma
pomlnal go, ably szczera zez-
nal prawde. P~rzypomnial mu, (
re lepiej wszystko po$wiecit, =
zycie nawet stracit, jak su- T
mienie mice nieczyste, da- :
lei re. niema tego grzechu, 1
kt6ryby ME m6g} bye odpu~
szczonym, byleby cz}owiek re \
skruszonem screen przyznal I
sic do why poddal s'ez po-:
kora wyrokowi sadu, chociaz- z
by by} n~ajsurowszym, cho-
ciazby ma szub;enice zkazat
musia}. |,
u pana Wojciecha dusza
ME by}a ma ramieniu, ale cie-
mno zrobilo mu sic W oczach, I
gdy spojrzal ma st6l poznal {
tam swoie wlasne buty. ,
Wszystko sic wyjasnilo, DO {
przekonal sic, re te buty, kt6re {
staly W komorce obok stajni, (
a kt6re ow zlodziej ma nogi T.
zabieraj9c sic do u T.
ciecski, zdrad1ily rec Gala Z
tez %postanowil opowie~ S
dzlet szczera prawde i gdy t
go pan burmistrz zapytal, ja- d
sposobem te buty do v
staly sic owemu wisielcowi, t
opowiedzial wszystko, jak BY v
re zal mu by}o biedaka S
kt6ry lyle godz'n ma stryczku G
zawieszony, meczyl sic i zyl n
jeszcze, ze chcial mu zycie u a
ratowaC | przechowal 60 W
ze potem W nocy zlo- n
dziei iokiS noi1enczeoo konia Il
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
SHOOTERS WAKE HIGH SCORES.
SECOND DAY OF THE GRAND AMERICAS
HANDICAP LIVE BIRD TOURNAMENT.

Kansas CITY Mo. April There w"r" Il" "ntrioS
I'm the Nitro Powder Handicap. the contest sGh"d-
uled for the second day OF the Grand American
Handicap Live Bird Tournament. and cighty-two
high guns each with a straight score Of twelve
birds divided the purse OF $4l90 Nearly all of
| those who are entered Cor the Grand American
Handicap faced the traps to-day and each one was
subjected the handicap he will have in the
big shoot, which Will begin tomorrow. The day
clear and cool enough to make the birds active
and most satisfactory IN their flight Because of
the large number OF contestants to-day who shot
from the 20 p and = yard lines, larger percentage
of shooters made higher than yesterday.
when all shot from the 3o-yard mark. At the end
the fourth round to-day 23S of the shooters had
missed bird. At the end of the eighth round l2J
had straight
The Nitro Powder Handicap was intended to b.
sixteen bird affair but because of the large entry
list il was cut to twelve birds. and only those who
had a straight score at the end of the eighth
round were allowed 10 shoot out the match.
Many of the prominent wing shots among
the winners to-day. W. X. Crosby, of OFaon,
straight score, he did in the Kansas city sweep
stakes yesterday. ". -. Bates. of Ridgetown
Ont, who shoots with 5l-yurd handicap.
Is ahother man who has not missed a bird during
IN i9Vg ana IS looked upon with favor this year.
}. A. X. Elliot. of Kansas City and b. D. Fulford
ticia made "a straight score to-day. Among those
VINO IaiISl 10 make straight Fred
shall After killing ten straight Gilbert LOST his
last two birds Marshall, who has won the Grand
ments. missed his sixth bird
Annie Oakley. twenty seven wards of NutIev n
J.. Lillian Smith. better known as "Wenonah"
twenty-sik Yards, OF California. and Mrs S S
in the race to-day. but OF them made a
straight score.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
SIR TOM FIDDLER. At l. TO I.

San Francisco. April 1-Th" horses ran over 4
muddy track AZ Oakland to-day. but the weather
uas fire THO surprise of the afternoon "reu'r"d
IN tho third event. which won by Sir Tom
riddle- IL TO ! chance. in The stretch he shut
off Administer the favorite who Got away POOR ~.
Flick claimed foul, I'm; II WAS not allowed In
the mile event Black Dick and several others got
ayav noorly Black Dick closed up much ground.
winners =,
The stewards are Investigating a charge made by
owner Charles Boots that Jockey Lee Jackson
pulled NacC;vc IN about ten days ago. The
horse was bea an I'm a drive by DR.. EernayS, but
Yesterday he finished in front of Rio Shannon and
FrIt rae. selling seyen-eiGhths a me,-schooI for
second, onyx. ii6 tStLartf. 20 :" thlrd
'rime :3.. Baron, II. I. Mason Mofnri, George
Dewey a Mike Rice .Isp ran.
second Taco 1one half Iuilcl-Honlon 1o2 Uiansrm :
r. ia Won Horatius la (C'onieyD /. The
forum 100 tWinsetr. !" to l. third. Time, ":i"A
Prestoeua. Prince HrnHi. Dick Roberts. kaanEa and
TIir6 rare selling; eleven slxteenhs mile- Sir
tF'iicRl Sir Claus, ia Nirod"n To- l.
third. Time III. HyncSa. All. Blackthorne Sol.
Gladiator Dulcmer and Fitting also ran - 80 ,
Fourth race selling; one milel-iArr Miit ~ e..
second silver Fzz. tRanschl. TO |. third. Time
145. Satan. Ia BorGia, ST. Rica. Tizona and tIi"a
Frh race rhandcap: seven cighths a mcl Sister
1Virkerv, to l. second IIagerdon. ii" e.. DaY. I" T.
thrd 1:3:'4 Narro. IN" Fr"tt"r and Sweet Tooth
sixth race mile and II sxtecuthI ~ Mido. ~
iTiansch /. luadra. ~ KNAPP. : to y SOC
ond Free Iancr kson, ~ to third. Time.
Lode az
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
ARE FRANK WINS IN \ ROMP.

Memphis. April George Benefits crack three
vsar-od colt Abe Frank made his FIRST Hppearai'"
q the year this afternoon in the third race at
Noutlomery Park and justified the confidence or
his hackers ly winning in romp- The race was
AZ sI, furlong- and Derby candidates ta''l
the. starter The DAY IN ideal one Tor racing
and m, track was at its best The summary
l-Irs rae. IS, ling: fulongs Ci0Ii'a. ~" q.
o Is-ienl J. Autouaton. II" vs' - ..,-I
sr-1ug. Clrit her IL tf- walsh II" O. l. mn
Tim. l.o.t. Approved Ired iirssr. Little jf't 't.tl
C,tget Golden Age Lynch Nugget iard or Avon a'
send race selling: furonGsl-t'od Bel -" -
y,.o-.,s, Tho Advocate. lhf tt"tnrn,. u"
srd > - l. second. Allan II" tNir}H"'t . - L. 'l,-
Time CeTu-t Trans mia. 81 ~'l'' 'N'1
I.-fo Germany =. Good. Nr- Bender. NJ SHtI5'7"-
Third race Tcuu.ssre Ilub purse, $500" '"r thr"" "a
r.rIrugsl-Abc Frank. II. i''il'il. % I" :"
tlnt r.r-a Ftrua 1oT tDCmuIrt1. 30 - and ]" -" l.
second. Harry New tWtrkt"l. 40 to J. iH'fH NM
I.lE Meyer Red Hook l'H'"H NFP'''E'
.iarrv Maker Ruc.leuth Kalr ans Tn" tsn'fa as. nm
race fuil-l-The Lad 10! tt.rH'Hiuf -
% won: FeIix Bard Cr Wa!sJ. even 40 - ..
1..2 barbara FrIet-hl- and Jessie Jarhoe also f"n
ts'evV,el'sse. short cour-c a'--i OF" ''A
rr. ofarts~ miles -p--yi - III : Whom. %
v-cr. Tf.nrv GIBBS I3T " lspu1. - - ! 9"'nil-
Robert Morrison l27 ,Satert - To !. tilc lf" ""I
cold Link Fonsone. Hand slue'z" and precursor also
SIKH race selling: nfteep- srt~euLs ~ nal. 'i
GirN.. inf iDorlricsl 20 20 :. Won. VI nns. To-, co.
burn, / sc-arl- y. J. toi"na'i. 20. a.
Walsh, 20 thlrG. Time. ahia. Eromr. i"~' r>Ht.
Menace Pirate Queen Chorus foy FvA i@'', i!''l'
F,iitf .. Sir RoIla also rHN.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
THE METEOR SPEEDS AWAY
PASSES EVERYTHING on HER WAY OUT
TO SEA FOR HER TRIP TO
SOUTHAMPTON.

Emperor Williams yacht Meteor III yester-
day afternoon put to sea, bound for Southamp-
ton 1t had been decided that the damage SUI
fered in her collision Monday could be re-
paired just as we'll in Southampton as mere So
after she had received few finishing touches
by lantern light Monday night end the SLACK III
her rigging had been taken in she hoisted her
anchor and put to sea. passing quarantine at
% D. m. She a beautiful picture as she
sped along under her mainsail. foresa1i, lore
staysail and jbtopsail. The wind was blowing
strong from the west and over her starpoaru
after beam Her sheets slightly eaSed OH
as she moved down the NarroWs
After clearing Fort Wadsworth, she seemed
fairly to fly. She walked past a tugboat. the
revenue cutter and the Panama Railroad Com
pany's steamer Finance, bound out Tor toiou'
and appeared to be doing thirteen knots an
hour under the breeze.
AS she passed out of Sandy Hook an hour
later she met the Kronprinz Wilhelm. which on
her last trip here brought Prince Henry 10 at
tend the launching. At last she reached the
sea and laid her course before the faVorlng
gale for southampton. accompanied by the
German steamer Scotia
Captain Pen Parker. who is her sailing
master expects to take her across in sixteen
days but has her provisioned for two months
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
THE RACETRACK.
FIVE FAVORITES SUCCESSFUL AT BEN
NINGS.

Washington. April HACKERS Of short priced
horses hit the books hard at Bennngs to-day
Pigeon Post Morca Men o War Blue Peter and
Justice all flvorttes. their races. illuminate
only losing favoTitc quoted at to o. was diS
uOscd of hv f>;ifhlstcr ii =; 10 ! shot Wonderly
Continues 10 ride in good form Weather cloudy
track fast. The summaries
First raca (nve furlongs)-Pgeon Post 13 CBuilmanl
to Elizabeth Moan 1l5 tWonSeriy)' I" J. ,.0
gaadi5afP9 gnl aiS Dice % FST Meme and Thad
Second 0our and one-haf fgrlongsl,-MGorca ig
second hgIo 16I q. Daly) 20 to /, third Time o;'s
Th59d race Six fIronrs)-Man o PC CIondeTly)
10 3 won; CaLuess 81 DaTtJ to l. gcc11i: Pal ilhe
ts'eap - trlrd- Time 1:ls fr.uce>s 's-T ana
Fourth race tonc-hsf nlae reer, ~ I~iui.Ean ~
ProdIsai son III q. DalyD third Tine. & 9;ol
BendCro Blue Miracle Bouu''ry. Mda IKE ana F"1'
FIFTH rec ,seven f,rIonel-Feuser, 1o Cwondcr.y
10 I. won; illuminate ~ q HaiS1; 70 % -La
sIr-4 race tone and cne-t<ren:h l92
md o6sti;ats simon Cwondery); 20 2 third
Tine Odds and Ends and GoIdila also ran
Entries for to are:
rrs, raco Csi2 rnd hale tarlons @ lo.
leader i04 G~ lO4. Giakt lo- Ba tyah lOl 81
LEA Ico Hendfl,ks. 80, The Rogue 90 4aF'ia'' ~
Ss5@l rae. hal: fqrI27gs,IIst, I-t,. ch1g3 gl
MI Mcirdssmc. As1S Io< Aa2ifer lea HaTdns
Third race ace 's 9nd -, n'I Fa7rs Ts Isa J. A. ~ar@r
Handvce 142 TiressS l2s The Lost tH5e H%5e ii 3
Fourth race ,even turqngs-Tte Bige Get ,: iG,
Li2IeA S i"a: 10" ai1sry 100: Voocbrci rseon
Top o.: Foxy Curey, o.; Buck Lodge. 81" Rendezvous
ifth TaSe * tur1ougz impcalis: l"s Carroll ,r n
an,vI l%i dLuHS 81 S 5rsr So 6a sndi'
sixth race 1ic ore hundred yardII-Him,@m T. s 12"
O-ontas. 123: Wood,rloe ~ Lamp LF'' '''' '''
Ii.. Lou Rev, il3: Handicapped 10
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
personal TAX LISTS.
r II. VANDERBILT PAYS
LARGEST AMOUNT.
HIS PERSONALLY ASSESSED At S2"o"'-
ooo-FOUR OTHERS PAY on
S1.0Oo.o00 EACH

Frederick w Vanderbilt heads the IiSI ="
New-York's wealthy men assessed LOT 90
,ro,,e,,,, His assessment is a round S2Gooooo,
,,.bicb at the prevailing rate Of .023l on the
dollar yvouId make his next tax bill S462oo
Those assessed for S1.Oo0Ooo are William h
Vanderbilt. Alice G. Vanderbilt, John d. Roche-
Teller and Andrew Carnegie
Many of the wealthiest men IN the ci'Y nave
their money invested in stocks, which are eN-
enapt because stock corporations are taxed On
their Capitalization. that taxing stock as per
s,nai rroperty in the hands of individuals Wonid
- a. -y-ice Government bonds and
nun .ciyal corporate stock are exempt from TAX
aticn. Otner bonds are taxable. foHo"is are
those who pay taxes of >'e"'" OF more % PEI
so-al property