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Arizona republican., 1902-03-03

rl'"n we moved 5u: i..-" i.19 said if any or Us lied he %.o.l.: tIize Us back Ia Arlsansas. ard tcczon hell be as Gooi as his word.
 Tutcher-you h.;~s,:'t :, i've dollar bill aocut >ou. hay, you.
 I>iutcl:er-Yes. [ i.-;te. flow dil you Eti-ss f:
 Trtcher-I jus: tfo.;sn. -ou might hare.
 GlIutehor-I just sos i, this morning. Here il is-: J. ElutcheI to \. TaElcr. Dr.. .o trousers. ..'-Philadclrhia Press.
 \ man elected to Il local school boar'! il Lo1Gon has sent this letter to ;ha press defining his policy; '''rne scien- tific men are gone. 1 hope We shall have no more daUJiaia2s with iabaI-i tcrys and that sort of thing. \ good sound eleymcntary education for our children is what We want: Gcod read ing. good writcina. and good i;rithnla- tie" u is satiSfa ctOry to know that the education Hf tic younger genera ton is in such good hands.
 May-YeS. anc seing to marry Jack White.
 Hiaud-A!y. rom hat you've always said T thought he'd he th" last man you'd ever marry
 May-And I t1o1.c iln is--Phila1elphia Press.
 Tv-o little Philadelphia =iris the other day strayed inlo the realms O. theology and anthron9logy. though. If course they didn't know it.
 say" said the first. ''w='s Dod's title angels. isn't We
 "Yeta," Iisped the seconI. but Ne hasn't dot any feathers on uth Ike til. 'ittle angels my l::;.:.-.ll.. showed fne in a picture book
 Well. wa had c1ce. don't co know returned the first. but Dod pulled 'em an out before Him sent Us down he:'a-
 What for Him do that
 50 that We co2lan't 1iy Un in the trees when our ma.nnas want Us u come ia and be washed"
 Little E!sie-AIan1r2a says you are q self-naade man. C-acie George Are you?
 UncIe Cieorge-Yes. my doar.
 Little Elsie-You must haVe made yourself in the dark. didn't you:-t'h!- ca.y, N-..-.-S
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03

What does exit mean. mamma ?' asked little Elsie. having noticed the word painted over . Guor at the the ater.
 T know" exclaimed her small broth er. it means the entrance out.'-Chi- caao News.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03

\ country convert. fuil of zeal. Of fered himself for service in his first prayer meeting remarks. lin ready to do anything the Lord asks of me, he said. 50 iong as it's honorable" - Life
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03

The Mahoning river is being used for speeding track by horsemea ct Youngstown. The ice is fifteen inches k. hence perfectly safe. The cwn- CTS of the best horses of Warren and Youngstown have been rontesting there for fonors. and the races have been lively. Nowhere does river af- ford . greater variety of sensations for the people O. a cit, than does the Ma honing at Youngsto":!. Re view.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03

An actor never knows what a genius ne really is until he gets into the hands of New York press agent.-Philadel- phia Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03

ihe age of these weird monolitnS 4.05n i years or so.-The Stra atfcrd-rHc2-AVon : Li.-.. IL
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03

The Paris Musee de rAlmee has ra- gently received . most interesting ana novel present in lie shape of d unique collection of bUttons. selected from the many varieties of uniforms which have been used from the days of rhc First f;ep;:biic till now. The collection num- be:s eisht hundred. many 0f which are ext cmeiY rare. and Were bought from the owue! for the nation bI- |. generous donor. who calls hifnsrlf "SabreJdche." ."
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03

'', harley. deer" saii young H.''e 'i'oi ti,.s do you tnin< that women ought 10 ;,e rrevecte.l from v"tine:'' "Nertainly not"
 ''Wouldn't you t:y to stop rle if l wanted to go ta 5he p3lis?''
 Not fer an instant.
 Well. the:.. what in tho world is the use of wanting to vote:, Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03

\ new temperance drin!z is becoming popular in Kansas II is known as the Manhattan Q<an) cocktail and iS made of milk. sweet cider and q dash Of Jamaica ginger with d surllower seed dropped in it to make it iooiz real istc
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03

Detectives. ike variety, are the spies Of life
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03

Little E,!sie-3Iarl1G-2a says you are a elf-nla6e man. Jacie George. Ar"
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03

Uncle Crorge-Yes. my da1r.
 Little E:lsie-You must haVe made yourself in the dark didn't you:-Ch!- cagn News.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03

v-h"n we moved pl: H"-" i.11 said if any or ys lied he .-c.:l: take Us back to Arkansas. ani I zee -on he'll be as gooi as bis Wnrd.'
The sun., 1902-07-25
LAcKAwANNA RAILROAD.

I.-- Wv %. TUII y 4 I'I lId NIIsI' l'0'f w
100 n I.r WrgtarI'ou aud >lracuse
.i,ts A N Fuf HuuAlo tu.rago anu Vt, LovA
..l N Iut n. faIH nut ul'asu
80 V Ir'cunp N"urfaiu NI~"'ai
:. - 40 ian -. rlutuu aud Us mouth.
- .t b. n IYf uufiIo ami thirAfp
ss4.t 81 Tor 'sa tsStgu. Nusea aud buuaio
90 4 NJ IHr FI~4it and chicago rhrous a
sI,,,.rfs uI-u Ntt 49,.
TI..,ts a' - uflAupaf. COZ lIoNa'i ~ III
U,,siW., cor rs'a . Iis irpaisaN y. v: HS
/ uI',u q trvYk'u 'IaAJ l'v'N sunday
sIr441s sid Na'U .uaNs
The sun., 1902-07-25
WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.

,N,-r N,,r central \ Hid~rn WV-r ". Ie.>es
lr,ln, leave Frsrkun -. St.uon, New rofn, AZ
-, a.. ,pG "A y In latrr foot West tld -. " Il
.-,o II Tor in,~rm points " Aihany.
=. A, a IA tatsEIu Ntu Zap "a tNtski&
80 ~ SN . ~arato1s Mohawk ZAP.
80 a, A. n a nm Van Ninslr Flyer.
.i,sIN chicago FNyr~Ss -,
= ., l. cont I'M for ll-trnu, 'h " iooiA
4 rN a. ITstrr rNpr'ss tn Catshill MN
.. pN 4, For Uuds s.in HiVvr points Albany.
., .pY Tot Rorh iva fAlo. CltNeds Chrago'
= a. /. n ~ fs.s-h Rufslo. Detrut ~ Louis
-. NJ pnf Syt. Roch.. Nlas. falls lS,, Athi'
.I,1, .ltlv r,rrpG sunday Iearrs hfcok
H.. ,r,r, A. st'siAA " - N'ioh \. NJ ~ ~
=, ioI " - at a." NJ tcave, Irr@y w;
', a, ,ts .l a AI'a - .. ". Tire tables ~
nj ',,nsi hotels aud orNceS hsggas- choesei
i"n t"",,t,-rit - e Y IANBERr.
ce,l S,,r.rir ,en,e-t G~n1 INs'I AGENT:
The sun., 1902-07-25
NV sAUtRDN Eo,rr

The Long Island RAILROAD 'u Moui "a. ami Non
tauk II. az. boat 90 llu'
en- ~a'uriat. Trr'u l'4t'- T4tu - n. ~
Ifrr H. D. u Ia ilh'huSh ANr.. u-Itn . isP N .
connecting ~ Muufl4s NltN II Hu-f Affifiu.
hu,. slant 4 30 " I.-s,ur-fs guius )
Tn, ruut, rIa, return 80 New lut. va ,issu -
,o S,s u,tirlf and l. " q fruu ihs ,iuiL' ur
b, steamer iifr e. pss>t utSr- t-'uf'th ~ s'ssY 81
direct asr,Ny Ia NrS Nuf. It nI.,tu. as,t morn
tn, Tst4rufnF - railroad from SO Nsfhnf. a.
rive la Nev Nutk same vNsuins
The sun., 1902-07-25
NEW YORK CENTRAL ROUTE
R''TNHFN
NEW YORK, BO0Ion Ao0
NEW ENGLAND,

uosro> SSD ALBANY RAILROAD.
M lnrk CrutrlI 4 Hudson NVet " " Lrsserl
Tain, Ira,s Grand cent mi station, fouuh ave-
,,-. and tei .trr.i NrV iork. as follow.
,4uu. y o. 1uopn. 'aU J. NJ. ~ nr ~
-. t.,,fnr a atP VI StOr " iOoP " aBAN.
.usp NJ arrive New York. 40 y N bSP NJ.
1000 % MsitA -, a.. -,
,..A tfalu TOT Portland and Naine He.onA VI
S,,r,r arld Worcester and Rorhestrr, y w., leaves
X. Npfk 'gH y -.
rfrirt. ~ NeW York central thtr omees h
an l-fe Ur,siSAy and az GtHnd central stalon-
~ -vtTu GTOHOF n. DANIELS.
,..,,l : "a. riptend~rt General pNszrn ger Ageut-
The sun., 1902-07-25
UP IHt PICTURE s0Ue HUDSON

Df,uI lnIr r,.gr.'g ~ >uhia, ...
~ PALACE llgnN 'Nl la.l, rIlNNtNN
NTW NbRN trd ALBANY
Irntn UfpuFNu. FULTON So. ia ArurN, \.
IrpI SoN York. u,shi',,'s NJ .'l ~ ".
foff. Ne Nh N,.' ~ 81 lHrf. nrn \
it0m N,N NotE N'st f7Hh ~. l'f y \. NJ.
Nrturninr due loo Nr' YORK 80 VI.
Morning and Afternoon soa'rrts
The sun., 1902-07-25
IDEAL OUTING TRIP SSs. siTs.

~ NDAls tas Not steel >tIAhf.k Nt 10.
Am pIs' X iVs if-r - 3 Il ''-p' ~ Irrl Il . At
n fsS siS = eis N Returning due y
ap NJ N,nfl, rIl iaN 90 b'autlfu long Island
Su,nd An hnuf In ~ iiHyrn Ngic rktssul
e. Iid-ru ~ cents
The sun., 1902-07-25
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

~" % ~ - ~ - II. 'Iop !Ol. - - 'sno.
80, l. N =. o. Mit ,,..,
ytptv Liberty ~~' oniy 'llailf' 'bAl.
.,.'r 'uritI ,~..la. unlJ. :fafiOf cars only
SNIa ramaau, saturdays
ma IEtsft. ~ IsTrb, south fsfrl, Asior
II, ttg IN ava iss tSt nruadssy, ia hh
N,, 5 'uIu1 ~ a." Ncsi. i5 iA', lssh ;, /.
-, q. "a ls5. ~ rs IuluWhus AN~ Ncv fofk
,.,urt ~ al fuuuH - hfnoktn, - hoed
-. WrIlar',l4fF N'a Nufk Transfer 90, calls
Z 't'.IIU N ~ Rr.
'.-..,I 'N-r,-r- General rAssr Ar~nt-
The sun., 1902-07-25

Ntii.UO<b>.
Pennsylvania
y 1AILRoAD. .
u",nm,,r' snd I1I, lA.d' S,,.r,. an,
,ar,ls@d, street. Is ave mina,.. Is!er than
that given below Tor Iwrnt' 'hhd ~f"r'
s.'Iw"' m'i"p''r Mi r''i,ri - ~ Irrst
Taruf ,at, NcV iofk tu l1Ushufs Sic, ping
car rIrsuurg tu Cnicaso. ~" o"n I"s 80 it'''
ssa MrNSrLrxE r,'.H9uF, 2sr7aa sra ,l,'',,r,al ,,.,l
rau ,unparm~nt N'ccrus nn.us ,1g,sins
1ass 9at ', ,ai.as sis naarir,h, EuIGc. $,
as = " rnr rr>NSyIyh>lN SrrCr VI. -
So hout train TOT hiCaE". l.UUau tunVhii
I,n' ur,Nius THun. '.rrg.ug. i'iur and ha'r'
IssPM ,iil,tDo NNp ST TOT Is rNTVr~S
IIf D. .r,lu Nashville VIA tIu,iuta' aud Louis
,ilc, Indianapolis. ,uieAso. -. Louis. Dining
s.ssr. 81 Lotus rNrHrSS Tor ~. burg
inf ,Sr. .Hss Ar f"f HceS. IA VIA Shsnah-
S.s'I VI 1fSrfuN rXrurSS ror ch,ca.o.
;ss = s rttIfIC TNri.rSS ~ IT,'srurs
doah yA'r, Eoa,,' touue,r, ior ,.oyc.auh.
as "a Siryr.!!i,yn ANn "a Ci>.INNATl .-,,
"nnsn,, sn,,.u>.uo> .>D rur so,ru
;S IS 20 .Iiuirs Car ~ 10 d'rshr',,ss md
Iorj.,udi str,sts 10 - urnius car 10 So liu.
sna s ,d,,,na, 2, 'i,r,,, ~ s . gasr, ,,ionai
To, al paTlut and ''nlls as, . .%'hi5s NM
' y 10 ai.s, sunday ls gcs d'rlls
tsr 10 = piring or = %. J.! s. bHn'uy an,
- Ssss'i .. H. ,s.I." '%s '. az - .i-ins ,an. ,5
4ni'Hs 4!ri'rJ TT,i,S SIS f,1,, y =" ' IS as M.
Aii%>ffit N q f't'tt ttoRS9 ,lyr -r,rr,,, s7Ss IN and
,PPihd,no viz LINE n,I,vN --rl,na' PGd
Metropolitan Limited o. - U. N''S' -
>TpTfyIl.k; 'OASb' WHr'yyirpv rNirvAy ror
M, Msg.a'' S sga S'T T,iIa T,"i0; iE0;;rG,R Il, ~ '1" m
rGS fS; oib ~ ird'iNi ;C'dMfot. aaA NORFOLK
AiiiHric Ciri Us "a 90 aqa : , b. p. wrcs
Ii4 il.io, % harrt r,rI"r oar, ,ri S,ariard 'oarac.
~ sccs ds, ist."t 81, & .l ', nj, Sri., S', -
fot Paia,s Nrs ya, ra %. -.g,G ,''rg}s q
tfsm ~, S-,2 ,,, '' S ,'''' 's'%5& s& -
.,o o. & !. aSa no Is ~ s,,l ~, >auas, s.
is; .as; ,5,, S % . ,' NJ '''T';o' y 81 ,s'ar
GsSs j', onN ? - so 10 70 10 aud % g. H...
"''A ''' ros Pm, .prirn,A: -,
GO '.'sro;'; '9g ,,,,s T,irs' ~ az; a., r.nra
iiar,rd 70 " .I,c,rr,,,>,. an or,'ani' ,'rrgl,.
iONn Dining Crr d" .,r't ~, u ~ .''
az ..',-,ns ,-.l A. .ir,s,, >, IS 7si .r
ineCar 50 tr' as ,'n'us A. - I''.hs
,,,or;.S, SIn,,,,, 90 rs mo- r"acb->. :
- o.& 1ul~ ,ar, y - :, ..','. ~. '., q. '"'' "''
'nsCsi,. IS nina. jsr IS % ..rns -.
IS p0'rr ar : '"ns car. ''-' = %. 30.
7-1tr, "r".,, : ". ,r'' -, -, - -! 90 n,a,a
W, l,' O. nu ''r,n- below iaa ',' 49,.
,,,oo, 'co, ~ uc,n-o',.., ard 'nr'.a4f' 49,.
co.. ID. mH a
The sun., 1902-07-25
yYss HUDSON SUNDAYS, Soc.

Ou ~ NuNNS the rur Nurvlrn iin' SIR ClfN
90 IpNFII INs trst VI = u. fpui spring At ~
tusU " I-pins t0p " GOT Hudson River irip
- Tar - ruurhk,rysir Ne lhnd'ng N'iIfUInf,
due y GIN Nusi, Taul" d lutr diuu"I also
Ais csr'c Main DrrL i4urh Counter aud cat
popuiht prices
The sun., 1902-07-25
At BLOCK ISLAND. r. [

"I,tI al itI stN
The Most D,iigatfui IriP out "' New York
Ia.g The flF.Hft sound 'fslrtf
'.SIlI>NTsO
From FirT a. l. . ursT 'Dut " 90 ~ on SltIt
daN~ ~ ~ 4 VI Nfriy' ~ Mrrk iSlsrd U1
\ sums, ,i.ht. - ~, y '''"' ~ NV
The sun., 1902-07-25
Albany Evening Line

Direct Route for Saratoga. lake 0eorge,
Adirondncks and Thousand Islands.
steamer ADIIO>DAtA OF DEAN RU
raVss iFrf g. - fppt canal 81 al 81 y " wees
days 1Lb uaaalg direct ounne'i"h WIN r'pi'sN
trains 'ur s'H.r f8fHri points 'hiunihN might
,tstr'f connect. vi'A trnirs iuT NuAtuH Nprng>
saratoga. Nut'l Cr.,t caldwell and STEAMER uu
iakt George ~.....,r ibIpk lte'
The sun., 1902-07-25
svt NWtN su
nneYnN AND po,>rs N
DUO OUVN NEW G~tll. AND

DUO uVU NEW E>0i. AND
psti atNtu ttNI, nlr N,susrf. IrI IItHf.
lhsstau Aed 81 t.stsru ana NuffH#ru lfllf.s sfra
" HltAN a1d rtN Mnf 100 tir..rs.fn .H .l..H
Law 49, 10 y ~ in,it 20 Hrrtu .' s-rsI-f .
aul Suni1fs q 3 ~ r n
faoNtptNt tINt. at Trp,fIslHs. MsffHa .
Alnrfhfd. NartHrkff, thrT .us|. lHUsf ID. \ .fN
sRi 'a.i vtn tuNNN .I.f f aHa ,ifN Hf
Lbh VI. btrUrstfa un sHt. ITaNr lsr l~
tsHt % MUfftr - u". IfNH Hulf 81 D. -
sTo>t>sIcN INV lass,tesf ssu.,y ten.
<oRuh % ti>I, tr N,s i"ufsn. fisHet. ~
ant Ntouiusiln, Niirt li.iL Narrag gH..rrN i.rf.
nurk laart. NnFwf.u. Nur,rsf.F BE- .sisr. trr
Norta Hud tasi steamer, NIlN 90 Ntlt ISL ~
ani MANI Lra'v Per A. y u t'Ht uf ~gfius
~ Nrvhisls on'r MHr
NFu uANI> I'M, iuf Nrt Haven. Nvv Wt.'1'n.
Nsricn. Hartford >prug7'.1 anI 80 NurfH
lTum ftF "a y. foot lvra SIP Nrtliats
sin Hit MN pftk lratr. sHp VI I~s's ?
a. IA tHENttRu " ,uNItN. % a" HiirIg.i e.n
day. Hlt HARD lftk leave - 49,
siss ~. yS returning. du, New Nrts 80" .
The sun., 1902-07-25

uAuIEM DiN IsiON.
49, 4 N And SOL " llaly. except sunday 10
puisnrld and North Adams, sunday ~ sAs
A N saturday, Hnly ~ ~
pullman cars on all through trains
Train, Illuminated with Ifntsch light
r,rkrt ofrrrs ~ iIN 2ei tIs and i,is nrAdwsy.
IS I'rion S1 " g7S columbus AN., In Ness i1>ah
:, t,faUd central StAton. l2dh - station and
iNtr - station New YORK ~ and ~ fuieoa ST.
and f.i up,adNa ay. I. - hrUokYn.
ii, r'.mc lsD ysth street for Ncw Sort Cen-
- 80 Ssr,,c, Raggas~ checked from hotet or
,r.tirn,,,. IA Aes'cott ttpre company
The sun., 1902-07-25
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELL.

Ir...uy lH- H-Htu..'N e.. & ; 90 . " Nat4ftU. .
I.r AI " sld - sPr n iNatgfdayN2p |.
irri ., on = ATf Kpt'S ANp HOLIDAYS bNI )
81 j. " Iit a. gllaud F1Ils Net lulrt. cora
vaN N,Whlfgh. NrW nAmburgu. httuu. rogsh
k,rfsi. R-orus Rpndout And Kingston or
rh, ar. IN l.aafd
The sun., 1902-07-25
RoYhI0H BEACH. New Jersey.

TU' = UII O|IIUs I.s D ~. \ 10 'IFTl HH0"h
- fHrHlU.'., refined frI rrprI 'IhI' f-s'F'
fnr fHt., aud rhiiIt,n it,TH ~" un lr'uNr'tlrr
Uurnr. Sold boz fatfr s ,,lrH u'h'f hUu>rrsr' .
.s'.. 3D.. So rUsf hHf"'rr uf boating rsn nr
'HUuU Is-.Huf7n' H.v"F. sHH'll'i WIN - -
ssHS,u Nrrr..s f''r l'"s 70 hT"fa'd ', Nfl,iH
ffsf tI4., Hfu ~ ~ NsrE vri'ra'. .rI,'s
lINr NN'NpflArF l'H N,HIS
Nu..,r from y , ui = 'Tuu l'h~rty
81 ~ south T.ff.. ffr'". fftu jersey tl'H Ma
fUrapstH utps'st tnf uysfFl
The sun., 1902-07-25
~ VI MER RisSORT>.

To INSURE rHOPER 'LAssiruk-
TION ~ rttE st>DAv stN, ,DvfR-
IIsEWENTS NtsI NJ HANDED ~
NOT LATER THAN ~. u. slTIRDAS
The sun., 1902-07-25
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co

ASH tNnMSN SikNlS I'll.
krnupr'g lu, - bouu kaist riu Aus ~. 10 VI
ha,r,t Aus q. 10 \ " krpupun, Nug N lpA N
huuvul "a. A4g lbloNN k4ts,r sgt slOA VI
OH ELkLNMN 90 s NNl AmMAN y
The sun., 1902-07-25
CENTRAL HUDSON BOATS.

IitIp1TppRT boai, iAIy ,SuudoS ~,ceptsd'
pier new NJ last Klycf. nrar Market sip II
aud - = Ft.i 1'si n lO = Iorn,,iing z
=, pt dr.p,rt vrtn fnrn> fut N's Haven ard points
on n SH " SsturiEyN afternoon
ho,t ni,t InrVI 81 p EgP ~ tat JlI It : %
T. N sunday, ,rra.. 80 3d. . u. . = " Eart
~. .Hr
The sun., 1902-07-25

Tra'n> leave New Notk 9,th ~ D. Il week days,
.ol - 10 NJ l,DF VI saturday OIL, }
- g. tst ~ :. . iO >rr luup " re.
tuIhlns Ia.t tEa't lvaNt, lung Es.'l o. - J. II
The sun., 1902-07-25
MoSTAlK STEAMBOAT COMPANY, Ltd.

TUt HIUsh TsIahut " I.' VFIFfI' NFVF"V''''
shelter Island, southoid
and sag tLar bor, o. O.
steamer, Wtl leave New Nork. I1er N. T. ,
near foot Wal S week days. excepting saturday =.
AtboT 81 Satutda,, l. lIcsday>, Thurs
days and Sa'urdal steamers whl uot stop at south
old.
Additional service to Biock Island. on
SATURDAYS iuring IuN and \ugui one Of NJ '''An
CT, afthg Mpuia.k rfranupat .r llnt WI CONNECT
=, MontAuk uilh / n tain leaving New l"fh,
sab 4 l y lIuf tI. uH.r Wall 1t. ! a. llafbusl
ave Hrrpallu. - 4 NJ arriving at Iuck liaud
n Ter
Ou NondAys ts- Steamer -S,'nrrcock WIN lraNe
Ttst u J. " a. 500 tvtufuug leave ~
uarbot az 500 y NJ lh,uTl"u ',hrt' good
ouls un date .H'ii. going AHf ? turning 10 b'at,
same dAl q %
The sun., 1902-07-25

NETWORK ,''l;
GNTRAA IT.! 4! !. :.
THE F0UR.TRACK TaUMK LIME.
VA NIAGARA FAllA
tr.in, ,tr,, and t,rofi irrm Gr.nd central
,ns "Uel ,,s'Ga, N,,,en 49, IS "a nya ~;
la 'ug Gtanl trnuni >latiuu.
-'uth 's,nni ,liln,. ,c.p, N" -c.'a Csn,nrs
~ s"Sa ,.'g Al issih :, Ten minute, ss'Ora
ioin .uihSlaGfr SIf ''F'lf' fIfRsss iss'"' pu.
,a'i' I,rl lNssI, is, ra; rarpa 4" RAN
$50 I '.f " I'''iT '''tiTSits6ilntck n',fsna%%slSb
ia 'LSN"s ,&itiSf Al AaNISFst T fs%ssSs s,os, :,
$50 No., l,s! S%s ~, St'Tr 1 II. ssssrr .s!s 10.
aAs a'S IN 4 NrSsrI. Il s t, !. hour. ~ Il csr.so
95S Nv rI ,SSn,fsiT~ ~fHt fHNb w, aSyra.aL
1880 t,n,N y!Spay@s Ma S.sss ss"c%si iSssi
- ,'np, lisc nurAio . 4 NJ
50 ~ LLNNn LNphfSs pus Rs''
1850 n .m'rfNLo Lrnrrrp -pp. nut.
oo ~" 20" " Nasan tah, i,-MM NJ
'.O0 a c-n''aasi n aiSi' ~, rtN kS, ias,.n.rs,,
LOO ! u .SnlGlGSS LinittS = hour,
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-14
The Assets of the Company in the United States
are as follows:

Cash on hand and in the hands OF
agents or other persons......... SofO,4yLle
Real estate unincumbered.-...-... 5ll,JOO.O
Bonds owned by the company,
bearing interest at the rate Of
stocks and 3.O7s.s9O.OO
Loans on bonds and mortgages OF
real estate. worth double the
amount for which the same is
mortgaged. and free from any
prior OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I,s2s. 3s19s
Debts otherwise secured..-....-... 6S.6J000
All other securities. 60,S73.SS
Total 50 CSC. sssO5
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-14

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. R.-Sevoy again
demonstrated his claim as a Splinter at
Highland Park to-day by making a show OF
his company in the six and one-half-fur-
long event. He was pulled up in the final
quarter and finished in l:2OA, a quarter OF
a second over the track record. Favorites
were generally successful. Winners in or
der: Voueh, 3 to l; Springwater, . TO J.;
Khaki. even; Sevoy, 2 to 5; Emu, . to i;
Lemuel, 4 to l.
A serious disturbance was narrowly
averted after the fifth race. Bismarck,
Enue and Dumont were all well played IN
this race. Bismarck came very fast In the
stretch and the majority of the spectators
Thought that he nosed out Enue. The
Judges. however, placed Bismarck second
and gave the race TO Enue. They were
unanimous in this decision. a rush of
spectators to the judges stand followed
this decision, and about a dozen got
through the gate and out on to the track.
Billy Considine, a brother of George and
John Considine, the ~well-known New York
sporting men, led the rush on the stand.
He clinched with Secretary w. o. Farmer
and was finally elected from the track.
E. w. Fitzgerald, the owner OF Bismarck,
told the crowd that he was satisfied his
horse did not win and the trouble subSided.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-14
Platter Won the Troy Stakes.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. ia. L. Estess
Henry of Navarro colt, Platter, quoted at 10
to 1 in the betting, led from start TO finish
in the Troy stakes to-day. 5. 5. Browns
River Pirate. the odds-on f%avorite, failed
to finish in the money. The handicap
steeplechase, gentlemen riders in the sad
die, was won by the favorite, Rowdy, rid
den by his owner, +. Ambrose Clark, by the
narrow margain of a half length from
Clasher, plotted by Harry S. Page. Tank
ard fell at the Liverpool, Victor falling over
him; the latter finished third. Girdle, the
cause of the trouble in the Saratoga spe-
cial. won the maiden two-year-old race,
Burns being in the saddle. San Andres
finished first in the race for horses ridden
by Jockeys who had never ridden a winner.
She ran oct at the head of the stretch, car
rying the f%avOrite, Flirtineer, with her, and
was disqualified, Flirtineer being awarded
the race. Par Excellence won the all-aged
handicap through Redfern's superiority as
a judge of pace by half a length from Him
self. Douro broke the track mile record In
the closing race, covering the distance In
l:3S fiat. Winners i'm order: Girdle. Z TO 5;
Rowdy, 3 to 5; Platter, 10 to /; Flirtineer, 3
TO 3; Par Excellence, 10 TO l; Douro, IL TO Z.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-14
Obituary.

NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-Dr. Martin Luther
HOlbrook is dead at his residence here,
seventy-twO years old. He was a native Of
Mentua. Portage county, Ohio. After re-
ceiving his diploma as a physician he. in
1S6l-63. associated himself with DR.. DiO
Lewis in Boston in his propaganda Of
physical culture and hygiene and the in
Production OF the Lewis system into the
schools OF various cities
CANTON, o., Aug. 13.-Alexander Hur-
ford, aged eishty-hve, died here to-day. He
was active in building the Ohio e Penn
~sylvania, now the P~ittsburg. Fort Wayne
K Chicago Railroad. and was for a num-
Der Of years an officer of the company.
SALTILLO, Mexico. Aug. 13.-IgnaciO
Mendoza. colonel OF this military zone and
staff officer of General Reyes, minister of
war, died to-day. Colonel Mendoza was
one Of the most widely known and popular
army officers IN the epubli
GREENVILLE, o., Aug. 13.-Mrs. Isabel
Knox died to-day after a lingering illness
at the age OF seventy-seven. She was the
widow OF j. Riley Knox, widely known as
founder OF the Beta Theta Phi fraternity.