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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-05
A los talleres
M A S o N CO S
De LA ISLA

"Cumplimentenao nm acuerdo dc
Ia L6giA TsnAmk, hsgo sAber G los
tAlleres one han AoeptAdo eli SECURE
mAs6nico,s QUE deben proceder, den.
tro del mes siguiente oil Acta de
aceptaci6n. al cobro del peso para
IL formation del fondo mortuoiic; y
que, 81 mismo, deben pasar 6 10
sL6gia TAnam&D y q todas las de-
mas que han entrAdo an In orgAni-
xAci6nrAel seguro, de 10 one tambsen
a6bese tener conocimientO respect.
vo, relaci6n~ de los miemhros que,
por hAber psgAdO el cousAbido do
liars, tienair SAsegnraao Rusderechc;
", por & timo: que cadA vex que In.
grese nm nuevo socio, se debe comu-
nicAr 6 todos los Talleres, como 6ni-
GO medic para poderee saber con @
RuridAd, 10 cAntiAsd que ha de re.
~presentar cAda siniest-o, y cum.
pli6ndose asf el plan desarrnllsdo
en- Of Reglamento. 81 cusl tiende 6
instruir & cAaA socio del nunero de
dollars que constitv ys oil fond0.
Y en- cate momento, aprovecho 10
OCCASION pafa recorder Glos que go.
zan de 10 v~sntajosa oportunidad de
legAr nm fkcil pAtrimonio 6 sus fa.
miliares, que IN ninguna Companfa
ordinarfa del mund0s re les .aeepta
RIA tan entertainments; y que solo
6 algunos muy contados, pc les per-
mitiria -sl ingreso, mesiAnte grAndss
desembolsos. Qae consideren que OIL
SECURE de IL Logia Tansm&, nj bus.
CO el negooio, nj mira edades nj
salad; y que, por consig aiente,
toda indiferencia en- este respec'
to, 90 parricida, y on vuelve nm
desAm0r h&cia los ae.es que nos
rodeAn y soportan nuestras NOR
tificaci mes, que ha de acarreAr re-
mordimientos, precisamente cuan.
do In muerte tocA q 10 puerta. Que
on inconcsbible In general acepta-
aion que hA merecido ell seguro de
esta Logia, considerAndolo junto con
IL incAlificAble tardRnza que Sc OBJ
aervM en- Acudir & 10 respective Te'
soreffs a. rendir oil pr&ctico tribnto
de amor & nuestros deudos conAig-
nAndo csc dollar m~ortuorio que en-
tantas otras cosas malgastamos.
Juan q. Rodriguez.
Areoibo, Febrero IS de 1903.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-05
PerjQiciOS en- Ia Co
SeCha de tabaCO
[De maestro ~corresponsal

Jayuys, Ma1zo3 La cosecha ID
tAbaco que r 10 Ills esperanzs
que tenian los pobres de esta de
msrsacion se IN psrdido 6 conse.
cuencia de ID prolongAda SEGA. Ash
tambien se han perdido todos los
feutos memories. Ii daica esperan,
n que esa pobre gentle tiena es ell
trabsio do 10 carretera y los Delega.
dos SIS CtmarA debieran hacer ii
go por ellos. 81 no Sc puese trAbaiar
aesde los punt0s consignados al me.
NOS desde JAyuya Ala jurisdiction
de Adiuntas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-05
G r a N S A RIA
DE r. Monies.
FORTALEZA 28. ALLEN ST. %,

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa clientele Trajes hechos en- to
das meaidas, y por mas asi mismo
tambi6n I'm extenso surtido de corba-
tas, trantes, igas, paraguas je-
noveses, cuell0s, puios, camisas me-
glig6e blancas y de dolores. Ca
misas ~especiales y exclusives para
Ffak y Smokin y otros articulos
para caballerOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-05
Compra J Venta
de GanadO

Sc compra y vande constants
mente gsnado vscun0 de toaas ella.
ses y tambien cAbAllar.
Quien interese hacer negocios pue
de &irigirse 6 A. Hartman y Comp.
en- Arroyo Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-05
PaImaS de cocoS

propias para trasplAntar Sc venden
en- pequefias y grandes cantidades.
InformAr& don Manuel Lopez On
Vega BaiA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-05
MOnedaS 7 medallas

Muy antiguas. algunaa del prinei.
piO de ID Era Cristisna, 90 vendsn
naratas. informarkn On LA CoRREs
PoNDENCIA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28
RGuber nm gGert.

@runb Rupibs, N}i8., 27. Sc
bruar. - 3tpei RGuber fprengten 4eu=
tie frii6 Die Spinbe in 6ubbarb'S
8ant gu GebarzSpriegs unb erbeute=
ten $4,000 Bis $4,000. sic batter
g2a4f8lufel, nit beren 6iilfe iie bic
S6iiren Der 8ant Dffneten. 8t5 ieBt
1T es nod nt4t gelungen, iie ein3ufanz
gen.
8t8bee, N(ri8., 27. 6ebruar. =
3tpei masttrte MGnner iiberfielen 0a5
9oftamt gu Surner unb 5pangen Den
8oftmetfter @eo. GGarf nit borge6alz
tenem 8epolber, $1,000 6eruus3ugez
ben. Sin 2lufgebot 1T gu tbrer Ser
folgung aufgebro4en. N}an 9lau6t,
baB iie auf Dem @ege na4 Der mertz
faniI9en 8ren5e finb.
Garrett, Synb., 27, 5ebruur. -
0G6renb Der pergungenen Ha4t fu6=
ten @tnbre8er bas bie1ige 9ofami
beim, fprengten Die Spirbe unb err
beuteten $1,000 in 8aargelb, Iotpie
$500 in 8oitmarten. SON bier GIN
gen iie gu SUP 5tpet Meilen melt mad
Qltona, no fie Pferb unb Tu6rfperi
fta6len unb bumit baS 0eite Iu6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28
GrnBer Sranh in 9nlurq.

QomelI, MufT, 27. 5e6ruar. -
Der 6ieiige 8urbant~8lod, ein Sc
bdube, in beFen unterem lStOftpert
f6 me6rere 2GDen 'beftnben, tpG6renb
bic pberen Stotnerte 2ogir3immer,
@ereins6alIen Ii. I. IN, ent6ie1ten, fpurz
be 6eute frii6 faIt total bur4 5euer
8erit0rt. Der @erIuit betrdgt ettDa
1926, 900. On 75U}eni4en i6liefen in
Dem @e6Gube, auein 2tae retteten iia,
nit Qlusna6me bon 6rau Suru6 5.
Rittrebge, beren 2ei4e ipdter unter
ben Srummern gefun0en tpuroe. 5rau
8ittrebqe mar cine GorreIponbentin
bes .2abie5 Some Sournol, Der
r@uturbuD @bening 9Oit" in Pbilaz
belb6iu uno unberer 3eitI4riften.
W}e6rere 8erfonen tpurben nd6reno
bes 8ranbes perleBt. 0as na4e gele=
acne ngelpiberez6otel" i6nebte cine
3eit lang in grOBer 9efabr, blieb jez
bod Don ben TIammen berf4Ont.
GOparb 8ut6euor, elmer Der Be-
nD6ner bes 8e6Gubes, pirD bermtBt,
unD man fiir6tet, DAB er alS Qet4e
unter ben Sriimmern liegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28

i3ldgen, unb ale l1mitGnbe beuteten
on, baB Der Mann BON @inbre9ern
ermorbet porben mar.
Die offen iteben0e bprbere 9ausz
t6iire unb Elm 3erbrp9enes 6interfenz
iter beuten an, baB 8Guber i'm 9auIe
tDaren, aQetn cine l1nterIu9ung ergab,
buB ii4 biefeI6en entfernten, o6ne
8eute gemu9t 3u baben. 6r. 8urDtd
tpurbe nm I'll 1lbr geftern 4benb,
a1s er ms untere Stodtpert fam, um
na9 Dem Seuer gu f9auen, gum leBz
ten N3ale Iebenb geIe6en.
Die gta9barI6aft, in pel9er ber
Ral6morb periibt tpurbe, ent6Glt Die
8oAnltngen Der rei9itsn unb angelo
4eniten 8eipobner BON 8uffaGo. 6rau
8ur0td berreiite Dor ettpa einem Nlpz
nat unb es berlautet, baB lie ii9 na9
&tlantic Gttp bega6, in Der 2l6ii6t,
nt4t pieber gu ibrem @atten 3uriidz
5ute6ren, Ntan neiB, boB ii9 bqs
gbepaar ent3peit bate. 9rei S09ter
DareR Der @be entIprungen. 8urz
bids Qei9e lag, ols man lie Quffanb,
uuf etnem Sop6a unb mar nit einem
Stiid Seppt9 unO me6reren &tfien
bebedt. Die N106eG paren umgenorz
fen nnb 5uBbpben urb 8Gnbe 3eigten
8lutfpuren duf.
(SpGter.) - Die goIi3ei bat ieBt
Die 3beorie aufgegeben, OaB einRah6z
morb borliegt. sic bat angebli4 Derz
f9iebene pi9tige Spuren, uuein Bis
beute Q6enb 1T feline 8erbaftung porz
genommen tpOroen. 0as SSnitrument,
nit pel9em Der W2orb beriibt tpurbe,
1T nod ni9t uufgefunoen. POIi3ei4ef
Gu1ad 1T Der Qlnii4t, buB 8urOid
ungefdbr I'm Die 3ett, dls er Ii4 gu
8ett begeben pOIlte, bur4 &lingeIn
ooer &lppFen an Der Sbiire geruFen
tpur0e, uno oaB i6n Der ipGte 8eI Iuz
der ul8oann erf4lug. Gs 1T ieBt in
@rfu6rung ge6ru4t rporOen, oaB cine
BON 8urbif eingeleitete S4eibungsz
tIags gegen feline Satin in 0erS4pez
be NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28
GrhInfinrt unb 9cbensbrrIuF.

G6erotee, S., 27. 6e6ruar. -
Qaflin &c 8anb's PulOermii6Ie, u6t
W}eilen fiibli8 BON bier, flog heutt
frii6 in Die 2uft. 6iinf Mdnner
rpurben get0btet.
(5pdter.) - 9}ur BRET MGnner
pur0en augenblidIih get0Otet, inOeiz
fen iinb 5pei bon ben fiinf5ebn Ser
IeBten nt9t gu retten.
Die 3ooten iinO: SanfOrO 8eeb,
See 9atterIon un0 Bert Carr; Die
t0otli4 8erleBten: Sou Rple un0 Sc
rome @prneQ.
Die 6eutige grploiion lit Die Dierte,
pel6e ii6 in Der 0&i6le felt i3rer
G}riinbunq in 1889 ereignete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28

sass ss.yssEssssssaS
bu8 6ofgeri4t gegen ben ruIiif4en
@ouberneur Der PrODin3 RDlan0, @ez
neral &aigorobop, Elm 8erfa6ren etnz
geleitet bate, auf 8runb Der Slage
BON 4erIonen, bic bur6 ba5 brutale
8orge6en Des 8ouberneurs our 3ett
Der StraBentrupaIe in 6eliingfOrs
i'm 4pril 1902 81 Ieiben batteu.
Mene1et fte6t 8eipenfer.
0ten, II. 5ebruar. - 8ie Die
Synformution" erfubren 6aben min,
1T &Dnig Wlenelet BON 2lbeiiinien eiz
mem toufu6nen 9lane CUR 9riinoung
e.ne5 Observation-Disclosures 8eide5
auf bic Spur gefommen. Die franz
56Iif6e Regierung iou (pie bas gez
nannte 8latt erfu6ren baben pil0
bem ieBigen 8icet0nig unO 8ouberz
neur be8 9tItritt5 6arrar in Sitafriz
ia, Ru8 W}afonnen, bOrgei4lagen baz
ben, i'm gum &aiIer BON 2(beIIinien
uusrufen gu GaFen unb t6m, tpenn n0z
tbig, elm frun30ff6es Seer gu 9ulfe
gu f6ifen, nm feline 6errI4aft gu Be-
6aupter. RQs M}afonnen babe bafiir
berfpre6en mHfen, 6rantretA's 8uz
iaQ 81 iperben.
Rur3e &abeIbepef4en.
- Qor0 2dns0oipne, Der britiI4e
StautsIefretGr bes QeuBeren, CAB 5u
G6ren beS Grz@ouberneurs 6rancis,
@eneralzGDmmiTGrs Der ct. 2ouiier
QlusIteGung, Elm 8abelfrii6Itiid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28
Strife in Oittsbura.

9ttt8burg 3d., 27. 6ebruar.
- Die @tienarbeiter i'm 8augeperbe
bes 9ittsburger 9iftrttts, fpel6er ale
inner6alb zines l1mtreife5 BON 135
N}eilen BON bier gelegenen Puntte umz
faBt, ftanben 6eute lpegen ungebli4er
8erIeBung zines ltebereintommens
@eiten5 Der n2lmerican Bridge So, "
aus. Sn bieiiger @tubt alein finO
100 N}ann an benz Strtte bet6etligt.
Ser Nusfunb ber30gert Die &rbeit
an berI6iebenen Giienbabnbauten u.
biplpn Gjebdubeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28
Ibc etncoIn

ioot.. baB man eiu qan,es @olf b63f,us elm, 3tt
lana. aber nicmuls uuf bic SGur gum @drrtn bals
ten t6nue 9eDsis oufur lieicrn aud Die btrubm7
ten Ct 9truuros sRrdutTpilleu. 6unoutt Don lo9.
QatcutmtOj}inen Tub sutitonOsH MD ps9tu Ibrer
gBirfunQs lofgfcit rDieosr Dom &olte Otr 9er8enHz
belt Hberuutuortet tDorntn. Sic q. StrhaI o.
Rrdutcrpiasu aber bubeu F6 oura 5abrbunO:rte
binpur6 Die guuf oCs golfts triDorbcn uHo trz
balten. unD jnar Deecn ibrer uHOerglthlId2H
g8irtuug bti oueu RraufbsitsH ots 9iagens Der
Qebr uno Der Risrsu. als 9OOtastcH. p Gents
(9i %. sal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28
= 6einri6 81. .. 6a

= 6etnrI9 u. .. 9arfung, fruRez
rer Sergeant i'm Murinecprps, in Delz
dem er 27 Sabre Diente, beging ge~
tern in Der r9eimatb fir TIottenz
9eteranen" gu 9bilaOelpbia @el6it>
moro bur6 GrIdieBen. Gr mar aus
0eutI6lano ge6iirtig unb botte Ser
tpunote in Qeip3ig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28
Ner9eRt nidbt, ttad Coupons
iu frdsen, fir peId)e Ste
Die feb0mften @efdbenfe erbalten.

Oh Gauf &pe, Sabre alt, pro
9aaone :. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. p. ."
gln6euiersgui6 Bier, pro Outs
5enO .............-'.'''''.' wv
McOi3iuii6er 9amcn : gensDtr.
Sut oeoeu ale Graucns2eiOsn; pro
Qiute =. ....-...............'' ""O'
,9oo'g 6caO" Glc, Rtps BON
9intc; bro GubenO. nO................$l' L. 10
guineb' Stout, pro 9ubenO. 50
Oh 9lG6ombra s6crrp, gsbultrti6
nit Rubqei6mad; pro aOne....$2. 90
sberpooO gape gg6isteb, pro Gals
lone 81. so; pro Guurt. 75c.
Nlouticellu 8pe pro 9iute. 30c.
silper grope RDe g8bistep,
Sabr. oft; bro GallOue. ue............$2.1 10
Rod & 8bc, pro Tlai9e.......... 69c.
Godtail Clioes, pro 1lui6s...... 39c.
Creme be Meutbc, pro 5lai6c.... soc.
gBcrntutb, bel Der 9ulOne. .2o
@ladberrp 9ranOD, ootle gunOue.. 70c.
Bort, e6crrb=, GatuiUba= Obtr
Rot6pein, 3G 0ualitdt; Ooae G0ls
lone 81 90; pro GubsuO Glai6cn
$275; ein3clre Glui6c.. 2oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28
MurbacheimniB in Buffalo

8uffutp, 0.zg., 27. 6ebruar.
= 6. 8. 8urbid, prdiibent Oerr r8ufz
fulo Gnbelope 8Orts, tpurbe beute
friib uls 2ei9e in feinem 3tmmer gez
fuuben. Setn SAGbel mar einges
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28
Gnba's 8nmp.

5apono, 27. 6e6r, = 8rdit6ent
9alma bat bic @nteibe 8iu, peG4e
Die 8erausgdbung BON Bombs i'm 8ez
TRACE BON $35,OOO,OOO be3pedt, unz
ter3eihnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28
N1aOwdD's
~ pi(Ien.
Ststs snperfdfft8.
2seim pegeta6iif6.

9oGfommen gefdmadIos, elegant
Der3udert, pirten abfiibrenb, regu4
Iiren6, reinigeno unb ftartenO. q b
m ab's 8iI1en fir bic 5eiIung
bon llnorOnung bes M}agens, Der
Gingetpei0e, Der g&ieren, Der 8IaIes
nerbDier &ranfbetten, Sapinbels
Qnfdnen, 9ertigO, &erItOPfung, 9as
mnrrhni6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28
Y ssRR RIs z < x z x 4 x z z as Z x z 2 : :
8. $. SrieSenpalS & So.
Oas cefen unO ole
Be6er5tgung un(erer
Anieiaen ieOe llJO6e

piro Sbnen allidbrli6 mnn6cn SOlar fir
spirituOien aGsr 9trt unO fir ale SiUedt
eripuren. SeOtr bon uns angc3eigte 9rt's
1T Elm Gneros=9rcis, unO iuirO fir bic
unberfdli6tbtit. elmer ieOeH
Sorte garautirt. 9lus Oem 6OlgenOcn
t6uneu Sic ericbtn, Die 0ieI sic an Den
9rtiien eripuren:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28
Sic 9ircfturcn Der vSnrmcrS NM
WScrd1dnt5' Natiunnl= SaMt"

ptrnebmcN nit oufribtiQtm 9eOduern unO tlcfcm
9eiltiO oas g6lebcn ibrts @icsz8rdiiOcntsn
I9rm. CtbU 6oGane gSiGiams.
Gr mar ieit ubtlubOreiBi9 3abren Gin Sirtttor
unp felt ud)t 5abrcu Der @icc=Qrdfotnt Oisicr
8anf uuo our6 siue 6dbi0tcit @riabrung, 6on=
crpatismus unD bobe GbrcnbaitiQteit 0trcid)te ltn
&ut6 uHO Ginfub iets gum SEiteH unlere5 5n=
itituts.
Stin frcunoli6cs uuO Qiiti0cs 99ccn 9Inocrn
QeQcuiibcr tpcrotn icncu Namen langc III odufbarcr
Griuneruug na6lcbcH ldfitn.
9ei6lpiieu, OuB Oiticr @tfibss sorud
pcs 1irtttoriums fir Sorn. Q9iliams in unitrem
9rotofD1bude uerjeiduct uno cine abi6rift oIeler
9ti6lIfe ieiuer 6umiIie iugeiunot iutroe.
(o9D 6. 8. C4buru. Saiiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28
IR1hrcnO GeI1rffnr-

N@NFNWN WV q N~F'ttEF"
uni,re sI5, $ls, $50 aui gefteGuHa Gf9 E4A
nHgeiertigteH GHiuue flr.....-....... - 4N''OO
Sr01ttt, TAILOR lHd 56S R.s1aBsStr.
G. uuo g. SslspboH 3846 20.
(1nn25 IL I&sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28
@lr9er Snapp,
Gin 1ttOraGtf6es 2(nse6ener.
S6rperGid1 tinS eciftig aeInnS, ieSUdI
NIT elmer anaebDrenen MUrp=
Manie bebaftct.

Seine eigenen W}ittbeiIungen ii6er Iein
@erbreden. - Der 9rang gum
N}Orben fam i6m angebli4 bGufig
i'm S9Iafe unb er eripa4te, nit
ben 6Gnben I'm ben 9als elmer
feiner 6rauen gefralIt. - 3Gtbz
fel6ofter W}orO in 8uffolO.-0os
0pfer ein rei4er Mann, peG4er
fi4 nit fsiner Srau ent8fpeit bate.
- Rdu6erfiid4en aus bem Mez
item,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28

6eIftngfors, 6tnIanb, 27.
6e6ruur. - @lf Gi6ter bes 9ofgez
rt6ts in glbo, Der 5auptitaot be5
goubernements 2lboz8i0rneburg, Der
StuatsanpaIt, Ionie anbere 9eri9tss
8eumts baIelbIt itnb o9ne 9enfion
IummariIa entIufen pOrOen, neil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28

Giuebfs bretb BON RoObap'g giG'
len, tiHmal in bieruHO3DanJig StuH0sn etnoms
men, Der0tn regslmdBigtn StublgaHG btrbeifabs
rem. 9eriontu, bic fb tit atpdnlg Sabren tents
Hatiirli6tn 5mblguuQs ,rireuten unO ge3DuHgta
ipareu, GfnipribunQeu 5u gebrauben, nurOn bur&
tiuiee nenias Soitn Don RabDGps 9tlen turirt-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-31
CURIOUS OLD PAPERS
FOUND ON TRACK SITE.
Workmen Mt Union Jockey Club
Course Discover Documents Dated
Back to 1880 and Therenbouts.

While workmen were engaged in tear
ing down the old mansion near Union
avenue on the Natural Bridge road for
merly occupied as headquarters for the
Lewis and Clarke expedition, and through
the site Of which the Union race track
will run. Superintendent Tom Nepper dis
covered a tin box filed with curious old
papers IN the rafters of the place.
These documents were dated from 1899
to 1853 and were largely receipts given to
Charles II. Semple, grandfather of the
Gus sums and for insurance on boats run
ming up and down the river at that period.
One document was a receipt for insur-
ance on a shipment of merchandise. hard
ware, from New York to st. Louis. Such
shipments in those days were made by
water from New York to New Orleans
thence coming to St Louis by the river
steamers.
According to this receipt. Mr.. Semple
paid "a for insurance on every 500 worth
of property, or per cent To-day. by the
same route, the insurance would be about
N.5o, or IL per cent. Other rates for
transportation and insurance. as shown in
these documents, were In proportion.
Several receipts, dated in 1899, were for
payments on counterfeit coin and note
detectors." These last. it appears were
necessary In those days on account of
the inferior engraving and paper in the
genuine notes, which made them easy to
counterfeit. Moreover. private banks is
sued notes generally at that time
Several representatives of the Union
Jockey Club directorate who were on the
grounds inspected the old papers and
were impressed by the quality of the ink,
which is black and clear as the day 1t
was written, although the paper is yell
low with age.
Charles H. Semple, present trustee of the
property. Is a resident of Pittsburg and
Is grandson of the Sempie mentioned in
the papers Among the steamboat receipts
made out In the name of his ancestor are
several issued from historic steamboa.S
Of the olden time.
The paddock and grand stand of the new
race track will pass through the site of
the old mansion and the stabl.ng of the
course S Wi VIII &c ne erected - over the SPOT; % The
as headquarters for branch of Fremont's
division and was, prior, to that, the official
headquarters Of Lewis and Clarke, just
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-31
Fogg's Old Splinter Is Heavily
Played to Win First Race and
Gallops All the Way.
GoLDBLATT'S BoAsTER WINS.
Takes the Long Race in a Drive
With Malay and Mary Moore
Big Ben Beats Paris
ienne a Neck.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New Orleans. Dec. so.-St. Louis horses
won 50 per cent of the races to-day ].
+. Fogg "split the wood" with Jake Web
er in the first. Jake went up in the bet
ting. but n smart play at the close sent
h,,-, 70 ,ha ,ost favor;.e oya, Jobr cop,-
niii " sne p'S. 80
ter ana FeiiS bard JAKE nao the speed
of his party and won galloping by three
,a,,.+hs ,f,er ,,.l-;ne oil ,bo rrnn;py E,a-
.e4ie 'hs' ei'.' -. .te iii''"'''e a., ''ie
hx Bard got away eighth and showed no
speed.
NM, po,,,. =. ,,,,,sd lilo n ros ell
ihe hesent was piase tiAe ~ ""e ga
over but the shouting In the mile-ano-a-
quarter race. but he blew up after lead
;,r- Gov se,,e,, frr,oncs ,n5 finished rn-
A.e ioi 1 '-
placed. Nose Goldolatts Boaster lay De-
hind The Regent until he got tired. then
60. ~, ,,,a WON ridds, ,,,t ~, Ien,,4b
Se4ne oii anu "oii i'uoeft - E .s.,'' =,
from MARY. Mary moore raced aro'hu
the entire field and got UP IN time TO ,un
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-31
TO VISIT WORLDS FAIR;
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.

By invitation of the officers of the Louis
lana Purchase Exposition the members Of
the association and the affiliated societies
will go to the Worlds Fair grounds in spe-
cial cars Immediately after the noon adj
jotFnment to-day.
On the grounds the visiting scientists
will be entertained at buffet luncheon
by the officers of the Exposition, after
which, in parties of suitable size, they will
be taken through the buildings and about
the grounds. under the personal charge OF
the chiefs of departments.
The regular meeting of the General
Committee of the association. consisting
of the council and one member from each
section, viii be held in the Office of the
permanent chairman, Doctor l.. o. How
ard, at the Southern Hotel, at $3.50 o'clock
tonight, when officers will be elected and
tie date and place of the next meeting Sc
lected.
The annual banquet of the Sigma xI
Honorary Scientific Society will be held
at the Mercantile Club, Seventh and Lo-
Gust streets. at O'Clock Tonight. The
banquet will be followed by an address BIZ
President David Starr Jordan of the Le-s
land Stanford Junior University
The fourteenth banquet to the trustees
of the Missouri Botanical Garden will be
held at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow night at
the Southern Hotel.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-31

GM,indep, Is to 5. won; John Coulter, ss tHig,
l. third bird, Time. 1;lo - IymettSs, Arden, Fe-
HIST Past and Water Tower also ram
Second race. selling. mile and one-duarter-
Boaster. 80, (Hennessy). to 2. won: Malay. 96
Z 4lindsey). to /. second; Mary Moore. 81 tAu-
bucho2l. 30 10 /. third. Time. EOS i-5. The Re-
gent. Ben Hampstead. Havel. The Tallsman
and Eugenia s. also ran.
Third race. FIVE furlongs. handicap-Agnes
Brennan. los Cannon. TO !. won: Allista. Ill
tFullerl. Is to /. second; Komombo. JOS (Helger-
sonl. II TO 5, third. Time. l:0l Morning Star.
Sadie Burch The Brown Monarch. Mr.. Pick
wick. Ralph Young and Gienfo also ran.
Fourth race. mile and seventy vards-Captain
Gaines. lo5 iMinder). II 10 s. won: Lee King
% Jenkinsl, Is to /, second: Bard Of Avon: &c
III Philippsl, to 2 third. Time. 1:46 1-5. The
ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs-BG Ben, 112 CRob-
bins,- to ). won: Parisienne, 112 Fuller. 8 to
? second; Invineible. % tH. Phillips, i2 % /
Deck. Offset and A Tr1lant also ran.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards-Khaki
81 CHennessyl. 10 to l. won: Henry of Fran
stamar. Sc fHennessyl. u to /. second: One
More. Sil+ CHigEns). II to o. third. Time. 1:i6
Star Gazer. Queen OF DlSiana. Kentucky Mud
die. Bean Radiant Heat. Ida Penzance. Lou
Woods. Debenture and Miss Aubrey also ran.
TO-DAY'S CRESCENT CITY ENTRIES.
First race selling six furlongs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-31
TWO BATTLES LIKELY
IN FEATHER-WEIGHT CLASS.
Young Corbett May Meet Britt and
Hanlon Is Spoken OF nx an OPP
ponent for Terry McGovern.
REPuRLIc SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
San Francisco. Cal, Dec S0-As a re-
suit of last nights championship battle,
two big fights between the little boxers
Will be arranged within a short time.
Champion Young Corbett," victor in
the mill, will, local sportsmen say, un-
douhtedly sign articles to meet Jimmy
Britt. champion light weight of the Paci-
fic Coast. while all signs point to Terry
McGovern as Eddie Hanlon's next op-
ponent in rhe ring. Corbett said to-day
that he was willing 10 fight Britt
In taking on Britt. Young Corbett would
not be going out of his real class and ex-
perts concede that Jimmy is the only
fighter now in sight worthy of the Dem
yer boys steel.
Corbett, though holder Of the feather
weight title, is really light weight. He
has difficulty in getting below 100 pounds.
and fights at about 133 technically the
lightweight limit.
Britt can do 15o pounds and followers
of pugilism declared to-day that Young
CorDett and BRITT would be matched al
about that weight.
McGovern and Hanlon are also logical
opponents. Both have been defeated by
Young Corbctt, though only after Cruel
ing battle. and are two OF the best boys
in the ring to-day of their size and
weight. Hanlon is much nearer a legiti-
at about l26 pounds, and could probably
do 12i without injuring himself.
Terry can make 122 pounds but is better
at 124. his natural fighting weight Fight
promoters prom In Frisco are, already. after
Inducements to secure them.