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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14
INCREASING CHINESE ARMY
Emperor and Empress Dowager Re-
view Troops.

Victoria. B. c. March !3-Advices by
the steamer Tosa Maru say:
Pekin dispatches state that the em-
peror and empress dowager were to Wis
! ii the imperial nausoleum at Lillang
on March 5, and on their return were
to stop ~ Paoting for the purpose OF
carrying On grand army review there.
All the troops that have just ben rais-
ed in Chill, Honan. Shansi and Shensi
provinces, about 10000 in all, will take
part.
Yuan Shih Kai. viceroy of Chill. is
to be commander in chief. That Of
fetal is working hard to increase Chi
mas army. He will organize shortly
a for>e including Chinese and Manchus.
The necessary arms, which were to
have been manufactured in Chinese ar
senals. have been bought, with am
munitio1, from German merchants in
Tien Tsin. who smuggled them into
China. Viceroy Yuan Chih Kai de-
clares that ne will raise $4,000 new
troops before April Of this year.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14
FIFTEEN HUNDRED MILE JAUN1
Automobile Club Of Chicago viii Wis
IL Mammoth Cave.

Chicago. March is,--Automohlle club
runs for the coming season were an
nounced by Dr. Charles II. Davis,
chairman OF the Chicago Automobile
club. at the meeting of that crgani-
zation last night
The chief feature OF the schedule Is
run to Mammoth cave, ny, The
machine win start June e5 and the re-
turn win begin July 7. Already 70
members have signified their intention
Of taking part in the event The club
win be entertained along the route by
the ausomobile clubs Of South Bend,
Indianapolis and Louisville. The trip
10 Mammoth cave and back will te
about 100 miles in length.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14
FRANCIS DID WELL
Interested Europe In Louisiana rrr'
chase Exposition.

New York. March iS-Grover Cleve'
land and two former members OF his
cabinet. John q, Carlisle and Daniel
Lamont. viii attend distinguished
gathering OF New Workers. and Mis-
scurians ON Thursday evening next III
honor Of the successful mission abroad
of David r. Francis, who was Mr.,
Cleveland's secretary OF the interior
and who has visited King Edward
Emperor William President I.ouhet
and King Leopold in the interest OF
the ST. Louis worlds fair A big del
egation of Missourians is expected. 10
reach New York Thursday morning On
a special train. to welcome Mr., Francis
home and escort him to st. Louis,
A banquet is o be given Mr.. Fran
chs at the Waldorf Astoria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14
MUST BEAR THE EAGLE
81. 900, 900 of Hawaiian Coin to Be Re-
minted in San Francisco.

San Francisco, March l3.-sixty-five
thousand dollars of Hawaiian money
has been transferred from the United
States sub-treasury TO the local mint.
This is the first consignment Of Ha-
wailan coins to be melted and turned
into United States money,
The work Of ..ecoinlng will be begun
at once and as soon as the metal bears
the stamp Of the American eagle, an
other large lot Of the island money will
be sent to the mint by the local gov
ernment treasurer. There Is still $780,
900 of this money in the sub-treasury
and from now on until the $1,000, 900
point is reached. every steamer from
Honolulu is expected to bring more
of 1t for recoinage.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14
ANOTHER FIGHT
IN VENEZUELA

Coro. Venezuela. March t3,-The rev
olutionary forces. under General Riera
and General Juan penaloca, numbering
about 1850 mel, which. durtag the
course Of the Anglo-German blockade
were organized in the neighborh0oi nf
this city. were attacked last Monday
by the government troops under Cen
eral Castillo, i6 miles northwests Of
Caracas, and after fight lasting three
days, we're defeated.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14
SINCLAIR ESTEEMED IN IDAHO

Boise. Idaho. March Ia Bartlett Sin.
clair In 1855 was elected state auditor,
After the lot in the Occur dAieneS
In April. 1890. Gov, Steuneneberg APP
pointed him as his personal represen-
tatlve in the administration Of affairs
in Shoshone county, under the rule OF
martial law,
After. going out OF offtte In 1901 Sin-
clalr secured an appointment In the
Philippines through Governor Taft,
He is highly esteemed here,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14
WILL RECEIVE DIPLOMATS.
Eighteen Americans to Be Presented
at Buckingham.

New York, March 13.-Tonight's court
at Buckingham palace will be exeep-
tionalIy brilliant, with a full muster
OF the diplomatic corps, says London
dispatch to the Tribune. The royal
procession to the throne room will be
followed by the reception Of the diplo-
matte corps. conducted by the Mar
quise and Marchioness Of Lansdowne.
The American embassy will have a
full dozen in attendance, including five
women. There will IS Americans in
the diplomatic circle and entree. Con-
sui General Evans, wife and daughters
will be presented by Lady Jeuns' daugh
ter. Mrs Broderick will be one Of the
handsomest brides presented.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14
MOTORMAN MEETS DEATH
Breaking Of Trolley Wire Causes Fatal
Results.

New York. March 1S,--An overhead
trolley wire In the Bronx broke last
night. falling on motorman. who was
instantly killed by the current and fell
over the dashboard OF the car, which
passed over his body, The car was en-
veloped in a sheet of blue flame. but
the conductor and the one passenger
on the car at the time, escaped injury.
The body of the motorman. which Was
frightfully burned. could not be extri-
Gated from beneath the car until the
current was shut of at the power
house.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14
HAWAIIAN OFFICIAL WANTED
necanpeA with si6S,oOo of State
Funds,

san Francisco, March la Wfay ras-
lor, commissioner OF agriculture and
for4 stry af Hawaii. who ia wanted for
cnlbexslement. left san Francisco eu
February Ii. ostenslbly Tor southern
California, but. as has been ascertain.
ed since, Went over the Santa Re route,
his baggage being checked 10 New
York, The funds which Taylor handled
amounted to $isS,00o,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14
IMPERIAL TROOPS DEFEATED
Chinese Rebellion Is Becoming More
Serious.

Victoria, B. C., March 1S.-The steam
err Tosa Haru, which arrived last night,
brought news of further engagements
between the Chinese government forces
and the Kwansi rebels In which the
imperial troops were defeated with a
loss. some high officials being among
the slain.
The governor of Human has tele-
graphed TO the Chinese government
to the effect that the rebellion has
reached most dangerous state. and
he requ asts the government to riOhil-
ize troops in other provinces as pre-
caution against emergencies.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14
TOO MUCH WATER
Union Pacific Railroad Tracks Washed
Out IN Colorado,

Rrush, Col. March ia~-The warm
weather fthe past few days has melt
cd the snow drifta from the plains and
guiehes Of the south divide and all The
streams are running bank full The
burlington railroad Is washed out west
OF here and trains are running over
the linton Pacific 60 this place, The
bridges south of here along Beaver
creek are all washed away aud travel
suspended,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14
TYPHOID IN CORNELL.
twenty-five Deaths Have Occurred
at the University.

Ithaca, N. Y. March 13.--The death
list of students at Cornell now num-
bers %, the deaths of r. 8. Knapp a
sophomore In Waverly. and w. n.
Rockwell, a freshman In Pike, being
the last reported. Both these students
have been home only a short time.
Knapp was one Of the best basket
ball players in the university and had
played on the varsity up to few weeks
ago. Only two new cases have been
reported in "a hours.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14
TALKED OUT
OF POSITION
United States Consul at Montreal m
vited to Send In His Resignation,

Washington. March l3,-Unitei
States Consul ]. Bittinger has been in-
tted to resign. He viii be succeeded
by 4. w Edwards, n North Dakota
newspaper man
Consul Bittinger, while on leave of
absence in ST, Joseph. Mo, talked very
freely Of relations between the United
States and Canada. This was III re-
eral Castillo 16 miles northwest Of
present action.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14
HOTEL FOR HAVANA.
VIII Be Built IL State Property Can Be
Had for the Site.

New York, March 13.-Sir William
Van Horne, while visiting President
Palma, offered to purchase the state
pen.tentiary property, valued at $780,
900, says the Tribune's correspondent
at Havana, his purpose being the erec-
tion Of 100000 hotel with New York
and Canadian capital. The president
Is to take the matter to congress and
to use his influence to secure the sale.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14
TO THE TRADE.

Having SECURED the "El Symphonic,
all Havana cigar l can sell these In
four sizes at Portland prices. Also the
Sailor Prince" a union-made nickel
cigar. giving 100 free with each pur-
chase Of 1000. Better than the Owl or
export. Another nickel cigar, the
opia, 80 free with zach 1000. Also the
Flor de Madrid" or General Arthur"
(Concha size). ...E
5i5 Commercitl ST. p. A, Trnllnger
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14

Celestial Citizens" Evening subject:
~ Blameless Life" Glass meeting
at I p. M. The pastor has begun a
series Of lectures on Methodist Doc
trine" The second lecture viii be
given Wednesday evening,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14
Three Killed In Explosion.

Pontiac, ILL.,, March 13.-Three men
were killed and IA severely injured
last night by an explosion of fredamp
in the mine of the Cardiff Coal COM
pany.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14
KANSAS LEGISLATURES ApJouRNs

Topeka, March ia-The Kansas leg
islature adjourned Sine die this after
noon. II had beoa in session 10 days
ovar the constitutional limit
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14


that no other medicine has found. In
their gratitude over 10000 American
women have written letters commend.
ing Vino x cardul, Wine Of Cardu!
meets their wants as no other medicine
does, II sustains tho young girl ut the
shock Of her entrance 10 womanhood.
Women who take Wine Of Cardul have
little discomfort during pregnancy and
little pain At childbirth. When the
change Of life appears they enter q
happy, healthy old age, Every month II
comes 10 tho rescue 10 assist Nature In
throwing the impurities from the body.
Miss Sarah Finley. Of Memphis,
Tenn. yiec-prcsident II the Palmetto
Club Of that city, speaks for herself and
many friends when she bestows tho
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14

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period. l havs taken great iuisvs. Ia shh
medicine for the past two ysass. slnes II
brough, health and strength 10 ms. ]
have also recommended !, 10 a number
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speak Of h Ia the highest terms and fssi
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II you arc suffering FROM female
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You can have health the same a.
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Ladies Advisory Department, ChAita.
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-14
MISS SARAH FINLEY,

following praise On Vino
Of Cardui;
"Amoag the numssoss
medicines placed bsicrs sd
isrlng women iof ,hsir mii<i
ncas can ,oueh MsElrss's
Wine Of casdui. h towers
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ismals remedy. h simply
drives paia and dhss:s away
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
AEkORIAh LANDS
RACE At OAKLAND
Colt Wins From Military Man and
CaScine in a Drive.

OAKLAND. Cal. March 2s.-The two
year-oid race furnished the best contest
at Oakland this afternoon. Memoriam
beat Military Man and Cascine after a
pretty struggle The track was heavy
and betting lively R4suIts.
First race-seven furlonks. selling
The Miller. l02 CWatson). - 70 /. won:
sterling Lowers. i02 (BonnerD. s 10 1,
secondi Uranus. 104 tPoweID 3 TO l.
third Time. I:30 Is.
second race-Five furlones. Doublet.
lV2 tAdhinsl- II 70 le. won. Royal F.,
100 tBoZemanB. Is TO l. second S,1rden
IL 'f Ia" iey)- 10 J, third. Time. les.
Third seven furlonrs. Flamero
100 tAdklnsl, 20 J. won: Mexicana. .
;Wilson). TO 3. second. Pat Morrissey.
lol lDonovanl, Il to l. third. Time.
1 291z.
Fourth race-One- half mile. Memori-
am, 10 fBonnerl, 4 to .. won. Nilitary
Man. l0s tJenkins). 10 10 I. second, Cas-
cloe. llS lBoland), to I, third Time,
o.fs1z
Firth race-One mile. Lady Kent. ss
tAdkinsl. 10 I. won: Grail Sc (Shee-
nam. Z to I. second. Bill Massie. 1O4
lPowelD. 70 7. third. Time 42lz.
Sixth race-One and one-fourth miles.
Sunello. l02 e. Jackson). 1S TO .. won:
Canejo. % fAdkinsJ. &c l. second:
Iults. - (SheehanJ. TO 1. third. Time.
2.I114.
Seventh race-Three-f -fourths OF a mile.
z. NJ. Brattain. 1o5 &. Jackson). 10 l.
Won; Quiz, los tBOnner). 10 l. second:
Yellowstone, s. (NaJsOnJ. 25 10 IS third
Time. l-15l4-
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NEAREST, THE FAVORITE,
TAKES SELLING STAKE
Racing Comes to an End at Clinton
Park Track.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. March 2S-The
features Of getaway day at Clinton
Park was the fourth event. the Anheus-
er-Buseh Selling stake. which was .von
easily by Nearest. who closed the favor
ite in the betting FIaneuer held the
lead until the last turn. when Nearest
came away and won under restraint. by
length and a half Summaries
First race-For two year-olds: one
half mile. Matt Wadleight. IO4 10 TO l.
won; COloro, t65 CHeIgeson) II to 3.
second: Don OhighlC fuller 3 To 8
third. Time. 0:50Iz.
Second race-Selling; for three-year-
Olds and upward. six furlOngs. Boomer
ack, log (Fullerl, . 10 /, won. Joe Buck
icy, 104. Phillips. 8 10 ,. second. DIT.
Kemmer, 103 tBattisteJ. Z 20 I. third.
Time, 1.15l2.
Third race-For three-year -olds. one
mile Tancred, 103 tHelgeson). I 10 8.
won: Paramount. los (Donnegan). 2 20
1. second; JOsette 104 (Schillingl Z TO
l, third. Time. 46.
Fourth race-Anheuser- Busch Stake,
one mile. Nearest. Is Philips. 20 :,
Won: Flaneur, 1O1 tHelgesonJ. y 70 /.
second; st. Tammany, 112 tFuller).
even. third. Time, ia.
Fifth race-One mile Kafhr. I09
(Philips). 2 10 /. won. Our Lady. log
(Fuller), 4 10 1, second: Chickadee. l12
CMcJoynD, 10 70 /. third. Time. IA y.
Sixth race-For three -year-oIds and
upward one and one-siXteenth miles.
Chorus Boy, I04 tFulleTl. 2 10 >. VOL.
Fon Spray. 10s Murphy, to /. second;
Blanco, So CPbillips), TO .. third Time.
Isl
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yesterday through her entry. Early Eve.
The little mare came mighty near turn
ing the trick at that
1t kept the track force busy collect
ing the ornate sky pieces Of the gen
tlemen jocks.
What would poor. old Harry Harwood
have thought Of the steeplechase had
he but lived to see it? Enough 10 make
him turn in his grave.
Another idol shattered. Redfern and
Demurrer beaten. What a combination
10 bust"
Father Bill DAILY prays for Monday
Reinstatement day for his recsIcitrant
jocks.
Nine frsts. four seconds, and four
times unplaced, is Redfern's record for
the first week. And yet they say he is
not the peer OF any boy at the track
a horse blanket was as necessary 10
make one hunt entry face the flag as a
bath tub was to his owner after the
finish
The big tip out on Dr. saylor failed to
connect.
There was no Iuke about Iliyria's vic
tory yesterday How Cannon did hump
himself
Eclectic threw her jockey. Minder. at
the post. He remounted. but too late
The Goughacres' Stable entry. Judge.
is a conner He was in pretty fast com
pany in that second race
Dorsey Rodgers. OF Enicott City, Nd.
did not ride in his usual intrepid style
in the Hunt event. He appeared TO be
dubious OF his mount Yet the Little
Duchess pulled up fresh and full Of run
ming.
Jackson had a nasty tumble All the
breath was temporarily knocked out OF
the dusky ones diaphragm.
Another record smashed. There will
be a-plenty OF them punctured if the
weather keeps fine.
Yellow Tail, the big California colt.
takes kindly 10 the climatic conditions
OF the effete East.
The bookies breathed easier after the
sixth race Odds Of 200 TO were con
spicuous by their absence. "A burnt
child breads the fire. tbs said.
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
ANGLO-AMERICAN CHESS
TOURNEY COMES TO HALT
PillsbuIy Called in to Settle Intricate
POint-Wm Deliberate.

BOSTON, March 2s.-When after two
days o. play the Anglo american inter
university chess match came to a halt
this evening the score stood perfectly
even. with one game pending. So intri-
had been elected adjudicator by Unani-
der his decision without thorough
study. which he announced viii take
several days. The game in question is
that on the sixth board. between Brown
and Bridgmau, which has reached Jhe
end game stage with the Cantab a pawn
ahead The Yankee, however. has so
completely guarded the approach TO his
camp that Brown could not find any way
OF breaking through
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dock tip on Dr.. Saylor was responsible
for the heavy play on him. most OF the
money going all three ways. nlyria.
AT and 2, was heavily played. most Of
the money going on her for the place.
however. a great many OF the long
shot pikers heaped their dollar bills at
the bookies on Einus at 200 to J. Ahu-
mada was well played from 10 down to
,. at which she closed.
As the barrier went up Redfern took
Demurrer straight 10 the front and y
looked as though he would repeat Fri
days performance Cannon set out ar
ter him with Illyria as did Hack on
Saylor Little WIkerson rated Ahu-
mada along and kept her at Ssylor' )
saddle skirts. Coming Into the stretch
il was palpabIe that Demurrer was
beaten. IIlyria caught him mic way
home and won by length with ease.
Demurrer second. Dr. saylOr third.
Hair Raising Finish.
As pretty a finish as has been seen at
Benning last week occurred in the second
race between Race King. Redfern up Pc
tunia. ridden by Rice, and Judge. piloted
by Hack. finishing in the order
named Eclectic trailing in. with Minder
in the saddle.
The betting brought about a battle
royal between Race King AZ 10 and
Petunia. at to >. with the hOnors
even Redfern took Race King 10 the
front Ia his accustomed style. but was
Immediately collared by Judge and Pc
tunia. the latter. passing both as they
entered the stretch. when Redfern again
shot Race King to the fore From then
on whip and gar. the boys sat down
TO work Race King winning by a short
head from Petunia. with Judge a half
length away. Eclectic trailing.
The third. the Chevy Chase Steeple-
chase, brought out a field OF nine, az fol
lows:
Frederic T.. Huidckopcr's b. z Raiorsua.
owner, 3 20 l........-... .---.---... lfo
Dion X Kerr's b, 2. Joe Letter, owner
A. A. Snyder's ch <. Rooster Oh. b.. Mr.
5. p. Knutts b. &. Twilight Ga. b.. owner,
20 l----.----.. .-..-- lfs
John l.. Larcomb. jr's, ch. Jacobcl o..
b.. owner. II 70 I.-.--...--.....--.... lB2
Clarence Noore's b. <. Hawk th. b., Mr.
r.. HuidesOper, 10 70 1--.-.-.--.-- l53
T. IT, Brsdlcy's b. 2. Drsgoman. Mr.. Wal
iers, . io l--.-.--.-- -------- ----- -.-. l5a
Reed KNOWS b. z. Royal stag th. b.. Mr..
ENans. ~ 20 l.-------.-- ..-- -..--.-..-- lJQ
Roger X. Wctmores gr- IN Little Duchess
On b., owner, 10 to I-.------.- .-------. rs
Those familiar with the relative
merits OF the horses did some tall bet
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Benning Gard for Tomorrow.

The following are the entries an
nounced for Benning tomorrow:
First race--Mares three years and up:
five furlongs. Geneseo, 1O4: Ahola "a
Gloriosa, 81; Alhalabra. 81; Elizabeth
Moan. l05; Geisha Girl, 90: Midnight
o.
Second race-Maiden two-year- olds .
half mile Woodspring. 90. Hoof-
beat, 90; Echinate 80; Calyx. 90. Wood
shade. 80; Termagant. 90; TRANSMIT gra-
tion 90; Ora Mckinney. 90: May Holla-
day. %; SWIFT. 90; Berry WaddeH. 90
Third race-Maiden two-year- -olds;
four and one-half furlongs. Spring 102;
GraziallO. 1O2: Bruceville. 1872; Circuia-
tor, 102.
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hUkROE STILL EXPECTS To
FIGHT SHARKEY At BUTTE
The Miner Pugilist Resting Before Co
ing on the Stsge-Strains Tendon.

NEW YORK. March 2s.-Jack Munroe.
the miner pugilist. is not a cripple, in
spite OF rumOrs 10 that effect. While
wrestling with Tom jenkins he slightly
strained a tendon IN his left leg. but he
has nearly recovered The big fellow is
resting at the Union Square Hotel. bat
viii 20 out in about ten days with a
show playing the mining towns OF Penn
sylvania
In regard 10 his match with Tom
Sharkey. Munroe said yesterday Ray
Adams. manager of the Broadway Ath-
Ietic CIuL. of Butte. which is 10 get the
fight. is due here April 10. and J sup
pose everything viii be arranged. I am
ia good share. and VIII De there and
ready when the song sounds.
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Fourth race-For three year -OIds: six
and one half furlongs. Sapere. 1O3:
Black Diana, I0l: Mrs. Frank Foster.
loi; Charmed, 81: Colonsay. 100: Musical
Slipper. 10I; Lord Advocate. 1O6; Little
Boy. 103: Pageant. 106: Glennevis, 1O6.
Fifth race-FOr three year-olds and
upward: seven furlOngs- Yellow Tail.
us: Wagram. 106: Daily, 112; Examiner
&c: Red Damsei 1O5.
Sixth race-Selling; for three year -olds
and upward one mile and sixty yards.
Moderator, 106; Dark Planet. 81; San An
dres. 10; Rough Rider IO7 Lady Po-
tentate. l12: ST. Sever. 1OS: GoIdsby, III;
Wheeler. B.. 50: Meistersinger. LOG:
Benckart, 107. Ray. 100: Annie Grace
l05. Barbara Freitchie 1G5
Weather clear and track good
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
MARSHAL SU REMOVED.

PEKIN. March 2S.-The warning OF
NJ Dubail. the French minister, TO China,
that unless the Chinese authorities sup
pressed the rebellion In the province Of
Kwangsi. his government would order
French troops to interfere. has resulted
in the removal OF Marshal Su. and the
throne has ordered Governor Wang 10
command the troops in the field. II is
expected that the throne viii order re-
sent 20 the disturbed dis
trict
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
ARRESTED
FOR BEING WITHOUT LICENSE

Joseph Thunn, aged nineteen years. Of
New York. was arrested outside OF the
BCEning race track yesterday on the
charge OF soliciting bets without a
license. He was captured By Sergeant
Hartman. OF the Ninth precinct. while
sndeavOring TO make a book among a
crowd OF hackmen.
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PINK COATS ATTRACT
SMART SET TO BE'NNING
WINNING HORSES AND JOCKEYS.

FIRST RACE.
uLYRIA CANNON. Z / .. WON.
DEMURRER tREDFERN). 1 ?. SECOND
SAYLOR OHAACKD. 1 3 , THIRD.
SECOND RACE
RACE KING REDFERN0, EVEN.
PETUNIA RICE). 4 .. SECOND.
JUDGE GAACKD EVEN.
THIRD RACE
JOE LETTER CiR. KERR. /
JACOBEL lMR. LARCoMBE AND TO l.. SECOND.
ROYAL EvANs. 3Ia TO l. THIRD
FOURTH RACE.
GOLD RAY CBERNHARDT). 80 TO 1 AND TO l. WON
GUM HONEY CdARA). TO- SECOND.
KATE sPoTTswOOD (BROOKs 4 1 andE EVEN THIRD.
FIFTH RACE
MRS. FRANK FOSTER REDFERND. TO l.
ALAN HAACFC. SECOND.
oRLOFF IT BURNS. /, THIRD
SIXTH RACE.
YELLOW TAI. WATERBURY,. TO WON.
EARLY EVE T. BURNS .. SECOND
ATHELROY QaAACK) TO 2 THIRD
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WIRELESS TELFGRAPHY
FROM MOVING TRAINS

BERLIN. March 2s.-The trials TO es-
tablish wireless telegraphic connection
between moving trains and stations By
the Braun system have been successful
on the military railway near Berlin.
kilograms were sent from the train to
the stations end vice versa. without any
difficulty.
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
AGREE ON SCHEDULE.

NEW YORK, March 2s.--A wage
schedule has been agreed upon between
the Erie Railroad engineers and ON
cials OF the company. While the terms
Of the schedule have not been made
known. 1t is understood they are salts
factory to the men. There has been no
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