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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20
SonoeriYllano.

SaQet Stuoenteretsdz
men 9sbenbap II. $ CONNER
pate bet Tom befenbt for Opfiet, al 10
aatinffoleeleOer. primanerne 4nter
Gaap at Ssnoergaaro Do GbriIten
Sbomi,n at 9abersIen bar blepen
Tenbte bort ira StOIen at pOlitiife
@runoe.
Wan nil erinbre, at be to unee
MGnb inben fo. Stolen og / unbers
pisnin9stimerne lite bapbe giort fig
itploige / bet minoite, men at bet Ital
babe b9ret beo SdmmenfomItsr meb
tpitiinbeoe &ammerater og poo ubfln9s
ter meb bisie, at De bar bebtenot iig
beres oanite SinbeIdg. Der bleD
bolot tort 2Grerradb, og bs to unge,
bbstige Menneitsr b~ortpiItes fra Stos
len.
S CONNER reiTte De iaa til Ssbens
bdon, boor De. Der for bar faaet berss
lnberoisning ubeluttenbe pda 9nif,
CAB fig til at arbeibe ibprOi9t for inas
reIt muIigt at fda Stuoenteretsamen
Oeres 5lib pg uobolOenbeb for at noa
MaaIet er Od o9Iaa bleoen b%elsnnst,
ibet be nhIig be9ge bar b~eItaaet Gtsas
men meb ferIte aarofter. 4nter Calls
meO SO pg Gbriiten 3bomIen meo
81 points.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

9fuOfeliet 0sbsfdfb.
@odrbtier Soban Quubs !6uItru / O.
it,rIinbtt piIbe forrige Onsbue Beige
en- 5amili. / gpen. paa @sjen fra
Son.gooroen til ben poagaIbenbe ia.
miles 6i.m rumtes bun at ct SIae-
tilfcloe os bsbt fda 3imer efter. Del
bl.O ielterdf.rtt ,fter Monben, Der oes
fad tom til Steo., inoen 9sben inbs
trdabte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20
AETNA scndcs paa Prove, p~ortolrit.

Besos os eiler rkriv III os ON Deree Tiifnlde. VI
giyer Rad frit og ab-olut Bovis for HelbredeIser.
En- vnrdifuld Bog - Prof. Wilson's 100 siders "Dic-
tionary on Diseases" frt. Adresse: New York and
London Electric Association, Dept. ass, go Walnut
Street. Kansas City, Mo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20
DannlarR.
9pOsfal0.

Stiftsprobit / Qarbus 9ans Sss
renTen er afgadst oeb 9eOen efter lenz
aere Sibs Sp9Oom / en- Nloer al
Y aar. 6an er fpot paa 6ulegdaro
/ gangsbe / @entofts Sogn og bleO /
1858 STUDENT fra Metrppolitanifolen.
SITTER at Dan / 1853 bapbe taget tbes
plogiIt @mbebsetsamen, blep ban ads
peaan, fsrit / 5sje 5ostrup og oerpda
bos D%omprppiten / Rostiloe. s 1863
uon9Dntes ban til S%ognepreit for
grebiten og Stibet rg bleb / 1877
5%oenepraTt til 0omtirten / 4arbus
% Stiftspropit / 4arbus Stiff. 5or
gonite fort 5io iiOen tog ban i'm @f@
feb paa @runb at SDaseIigbeo.
Stiftspropit SgrenIsn bar en- bpgs
TIC grebitant % en- ilofulo og liolig
qerioalis6eb; ban par fad brsot on=
lagt, at ban formaaeoe at gre Snbs
trpf ielp paa De i aanoelig 9enieenoe
met ldpt itiaebs Msblemmer at Mez
ni16ehen. 6ertil tom, at bans ufor@
lignelise ao0e 9umgr pg freibige Spn
paa 2i0et baneoe BAN Del mango
Stener.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

Wormonerne bar MI bolbt be-
res Snbtos | a%orfsr. gn pr9bifant
bdr ct par Ddse | al Stilbeb saaet
omfring os sjOrt 5usbeisg, Os MI
FfaDnes Der til oHentlist Msbe. Rs<
f~erenten tror imiblertib life, at Seften
BIZ Dinbe proielptter Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

Oct or en- Heil at inbbilbe fla. at flpenbe
6Rmprrboiber lite fan belbrebes, en- Sell
at libe en- Dag lGn9ere END ninbanaeliat
Donn's Ointment ainer giebliffelia Gin.
brina oa parig 5elbrebelie. 8 etbpert
gpDtbef 30 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20


og andre Lager heller like
lykkes. At der err en- WIDEN.
Fkabelig Kur for Doyhed
godtRj0res dog hver pa.
we'd Brngen AZ Aetna. &C.
tina heibreder opsaa As,h.
ma, Bronchitis. ondt Hal.
sen, syaRe Lunger. forkjo
lei o og Hovecpine, der allie
elier indirekfe skyl.
des Katarrh vi modtaget
Hundreder AZ BreFe som
f0lRende: +. W. HARDWOOD,
1873 Walnut St., Springfield.
Mass. ekriver; "A ctlnh hot
bredede mig for 9 AR gam.
mel Dbybed, eftefat alle
andre Aiidier hayhe slaaet
iejl.n Pastor w. II. Mos,
Josilne, Tex, sifiger. "ic-
tina helbrrdede min Husiru
for 80 Aar gaInmel D0yhed
Il..aa. I
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

5pem er ban? s aoltbr9nbss
rt6dDnen bar man funbet 2iget at en-
"a. 50zaaris beltlebt Manb. Zen
Ttarfe Strem bapbe fsrt bet inb unber
8olp9rfet.
Den brutnebe bar ifsrt sraat Saffes
Tat os fort 0interoberfrutte. 3 9e>
fen fanbt.s ct ur. 4niistst bar glats
bdrberet.
0eruboDer families Der intet, Der
leoe pua Sporet efter, bb.m ban er.
Giget, Der fbntes at babe ligget en-
Sib | 8anbet, blep fsrt til be ubez
ttnbtes aapeI og Iagt / @ldstiite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20
vt btibrtbe en- gorfdeIie paa cen aaa.

0rng Laxative Bromo Quinine Fabl,fterl On
bper Npfftfr refunperer Tsu enc, hpis Miblef lite
tritreorr. q. w. Groves yarHsiraf fHtes paa bper
pgnt. 25f.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

orbunben poIitibee
tjent. p~olitibetient 4nbers petcr
Rielfen at Srlossp9rFtets poIititorps
bar forlobt 1T 5iem, i'm 9uftru og
fem imau 9srn uben ienere at bore
fommen til Stebe. Den forfpunbne.
Der er Al Oar gdmmel, bar Deo fin
gortsdng ifert chile 8fabsr og bar
forlabt 5iemmet unber Omftonbig=
beber, Der ldber ~bsfrpgte, at ban / ct
anfalb at Sinbsfpge bar taget fig at
9age.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

des Syn" v. Il. Thomas, 1850 Bagiess Ave 81.
Anthony Park. ST. Paul, MIMI, ekrivei: "Actinn bel.
bredede min Fader for Katarrh og total D0ybed
paa det enc Ore /" J. T.. Sigh, Fairhaven, wash,
skriyer. "Aeiina bar forbedret ain H6relse og /
hoi Grad savnet mine Olne.p N. j. Byrne, Honey
Grove, . ex skriyer; AETNA har Rjort Vidundcrc
for mig; den heibredede mig for Katarrh og Tnng.
h~orighed; ike spor af Eatarrh eller Junghorig
he'd nu.o
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20
Oovhed he|brededes
Axe we'd noget Middcl, for "Ac-
tina0 opdagcdes.

% procent af ale flif@lde At Dovhed, der er
met I'll yor Kundskab, or Reaultater az kronlsk IA.
iarrh Hslsen og den midtre 0regang. bet indre
Orc knn ikke naaea. hxnrfnr HnIhradelanr go nr.n-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

n
beIer. UleO Dompitibet ,grfa" an=
Tom nbIig en- Qaoning fibiriIt Smsr til
agbenbapn, bG. a. til 5irmaet 2unb &c
4eterIen. 0et bite fig, at en- bel DEL
at 0ritlerne / Stebet for Smsr inbe-
bolbt Sne % Sten. Mnsreoe l1gsn /
5OrOei,n bupoe Der funbet lisnenbe
8ebrugeri.r Steo. Oefaa andre Sir
maer bar o9rst 9snItanb berfor.
Sibftt Mars uoOan n
n G. = Snteresant Z a I.
gntalet at be at t~sbenbapnffe 1lbpans
b%ringsag,nter befororebe psrIoner bar
/ @aret 1902 uogiort 10,4o8; beraf
bar be 1890 fra 9sbsnbapn og 4798
fra bet eprige al 9anost = Reltsn ubs
l9noinge.
De feite at G%mi9ranterne er I%elOfelz
selig gaaet til 4meritu, nemli9 1869;
Def minbits 4ntal - SO = gif til
aIien.
of menO bar Der 6193 og at SOins
Der 1888 - Reften 8srn.
Meo Sfib birette fra Ssbenbopn be-
forbrsoes 1853.
Sit Eat. qaa aafeen IN.
Rel bet er beg for 9oItl Scr
en- ZINE fioen Iaante 9e 10 Str. at
mig, pg M trafer jcs Dem fer iiOs
oenoe foran ct SAB giters!"
- s,Sa. bOOroan piI Dc ellers babe,
isg ital bore mig ab2 Gaar ieg in9en
qenge oar, fan jes life ipiie %
tiers, og nu, ba jsg bar qenge, m a a
ieg life ipiie gFters. !Soprnoar i III
Deroen bill De bog baoe, at jeg Tfal
fpiie 9iters?"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

en- tor @ape. 5oreningen at
%. Sanuar (fOr parbise 9aanbOertsz
METRE, bisIes Gnfer og ueifte Ostre
/ GaIborg) ufbplot forlsben General
Pertaining. Deb benne 2ejligbeo oDers
rate Streobermefter 8. 6. peterfen,
6dsieris, ifslss oROrbjpG.", JOrsnins
gen 10000 aroner tontant fom Care.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

5 70 L
fetbingsmanb 5. Gbriftens
en-. @renbolt, er afgaaet Oeb 9gOsn.
6an bar | np9en sio ligsst ine / 1T
9iem lioen6e at @igtfeber / 5orbinz
belfe mso ct 9jsrtetilfaIbe.
6dn er fgbt ben 10. RoOember 1860
og bleO iaaleoes AZ Oar gdmnel.
SfBlge g~ransagers Den banite &e=
eering % 9i9sbag@ beiggte g6riitenfen
ION ungt Menneife 9nbboIm 6siifos
le og 2anbbrugsitolen pau 2aoelunb=
eoorb, bporefter ban blso 6orbaIter og
fenere Meieribeitprer. Sra 1928
a ban geitprer paa QnbeIsmeisriet
5oft peo Qsminbsrpb og mobtog Der
9pforbring til at title fig iom @enz
tires &anbibdt mob 5rebensborgfreoz
Tens oop9renbe 5oltetbinesmanb,
8pbsejer Sob. Sage. Gn p~9ientlig
DEL at 4nbelsbaoerne / Msjerist Soft
bar imiblertib 6siremrnb, % ReIuts
tatet bleb, at g6riitenien miitebe i'm
Sitting fom Meieriets geItbrer. Oct
te tom BAN imiolertib it9rft tilgob.
unber @olgagitutipnen, og oeb @alest
mangleoe ban fun faa Stemmer / at
flaa Gage. gbritenien tsbte M en-
life @aarb | @rsnbolt Og b.nbtt.b.
5iben mtlltm @alsen. 1898 og 1901
til en- fortfot iprig agitation / arebs
len, ibet ban palstes meo en- betpbes
Zig Maiorit.t. 9ans Mobfanbibat bar
Scsfsrer Stnsfen, apiftgaarb. ibtt
Gobseier Gage life babbe snff.t at till.
fig cftere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

Danff Runt. prof. Otto
Babe er for 1ibtn beffrftiget meb to
fore Bileber: Otter Repuen. aonees
famiIisn isrer oper Janeoen og prtns
Gbriftidn til 6eit.
Bineberne bill fomme paa Martsub=
ftiIingen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

10 5 e. Dberter. Tn l5sdds
rig 3ieneItepige / @rasbape pda Col
lano er bleben anbolot at 9oIIanos
Carbohydrates Yoliti efter at bape till
ftaaet at babe itiaalet foritenige penz
gebelsb, beriblanbt 10 Rr., fra Statis
onsforitanberen / @r9sbabe; enobiosz
re bar bun i~tiadlet gigarer. 6rim9rtsr
og meget unbet. SpOerierne itrettsr
fig oper ct 5iosrum at 8 4ar.
2emteftet / EN- 59rt.s
maftine. 9usmanb $. 6. Sem
len Tom forlebsn. unbsr tit 4rbsjot
bos G~aaroejer Ssrgcn Nabfen, grnez
berg. faa dloorlig til Staoe / en-
5crftemaftine. at ban er afgaaet peo
9eSen. Zen forulhftebe, Der bar AZ
Qor gammel, efterlaoer Gnte og fem
gsrn.
3aratterer | ReIigion. 5
Qnieoning at ct gennem 9eItnreli en- for
sGonmdrf5 notwithstanding til
MiniIteriet inoIenbt Nnoragenbe an
gaaenoe 6OIteitolens gtsamen / Re
lieipn, foarer Miniiterist, at man fan
tiltreOe ben / 4~noragenOet fremfotte
OpFattelie. at Der life ber gibes be
snteIte Born 8aratter / ReIigion peb
5oIteitolens oHentli9e prsOer.
2angeIdnbsmorbe Rus
Der &unges 9uItru er efter ct 6Orbpr
bleben dnbolbt. 9frimob er RuOer
aonges Son QlIfreo bleDen leslaot.
gaftor Sfberfens Sae.
5sieIteretsfdgfsrer Ree bar ubtalt, at
ban mener. 9siefteret bill ftaofaite
Dommen pDer pditor Sfperfen for at
babe n9gtet at oblpbe i'm foreIatte
Mpnbigbeo. pr9iten bil n9gte at bic
Mureren og faar bd tin Qffteb; ban
iii Isge meo Sagsanl9g at fremtpinge,
at Der gibes BAN qeniion. men ban
pil osiaa tdbe Oenne Gag.
Snbbrub / 5oImens 9irs
te. Otter ca. Il Qars 5orlsb bar
SpOens M after fOrisgt fig / 9olmens
airte. bog benne Sang uben nGpnsz
pGrbigt Reiultat. 4o TO gei, bar be
isgt inb / 9irfen; men bd bet enbez
fig er lptteoes Dem, er be blepen fpr=
ltprreoe pda en- eIsr anoen Waube oe
bar aabenbart maattet flpg.e I tier
6dit, ~efterldbsnbt beres 5roifo /
airten os en- Sat i 9uOen ub.n for.
9tfdbi9eH.n at airt.ns Snpeilt1r
.r ret u~betnbelie. ai~rt.bssi.rn. bar
be bruot 2uaient fra; men ba bisi,
albrig inbebOloer ptns., bar bett. onz
ret fpilbt Qrbeiot. Oct .neit e nron.s
prroise, De bar opnaaet, .r forifaars
ne 6ingre, bpdb Der fes oerdf, at Der
er Blob oDeralt. bpor be bar pnr.t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

Sra arummerup &irte
~besrnOebes forleben Gbr. og Sognez
fOgeo Ok 2arien, 9alOugermdgIe, un=
Der msget tor 9sltagslie uf Omssnsns
gebosre.
81. l antom 2iabognen fra afosoes
9ien, efterfulst at ct meget fort Nn.
tai @osne. os aiiten bIsb itrafs nebs
i9ntet / @ruOen, bo afbsbe sr bsb at
en- fmitfom Spgbom.
Serefter git 5sIget, iaIt bel ca. 300,
ino / airten, bOor Sognsprait Ban Ols
len bolot IN fmut og gribsnbe Gale,
ioet ban minotots afbsbe fom ben far
Iisc @gtemdnb, ben gobs 5usbono %
5uttigmanoens albris iOigtenoe Den.
gfttr at nan ptb Grdpen babbe afiunz
git en- Salme, Iutt.be ben imutf. og
i.mnirgsfuIoe 6sjtiOtliekb.
s 5slg.t kmrrftbes Serrtbsfog.b
S9isott og 9errebsfuIomretig ia
bricius. 5srsleo, iamt 5.rr.bstontos
setsperionolt og Surisoittion.ns Cog
nefogeber. Gnopiber. arummerup>
5uslsbjerg' Soen.rddbsformdnb,
Sagferer poulfen, FAINT Rdabets %
rige Wtbemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

8rrnbt Gienbom. syorleben
often BED 8<9iben ubbrsb Der Slb Dos
goelsmano g. s. pouIien (Sj9aans
cer) / Wunbitrup peb @rben Station.
Dele Gienbommen nebbr9nbts % 8
arsaturer pe nogIe Spin inbebrqnbte
Sloen ffploes en- 2pgtsefspIoiion /
Staloen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

ltbnabntffs. Msfitent btb
Observation-Disclosures. Or. phil. ..
4noerfen tr beffiffet til profesfor !
inbif =sfterlanbff Gilolosi beb asbens
babns ~llniDeriit.t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

San badr 1t ad manne
99ng. Gn Carer bdpbe, fort9Ier
,4arbus Stiftstib.", 6obebregnino
meo 8grnene. 9an TOM pd til at
l9gge W9rte til, at s6dns geter Iab,
fom ON bet belle net life tom BAN oeo.
Oerfor CAB ban BAN fslsenbe Gtstraz
opgdpe: ,,Haar Din 6usbonb ienber
Dig ZEN til asbmdnb.n meb en- gum
brectroneieobcl, og Ou ifal febt 10
pb. Spebffer os siOe 10 2re for pun
bet. 6por mans. pens. faar 0u ida
tilbdee?"
Oerefter henbsnbte Qnreren fig til
be andre 8srn. aibt efter Tom ban
tilbdse til Dams pet.r, Der fab Zig.
sfab Os l~isespIbis iom for. ,Taa,
5ans peter", fasbe ban. bar Du iad
regnet Stpffetg"
,Nn."
,6porfor bar OH life bet2"
,Na, faa mi 6usbonb lar it ma
faa faa manne pang. 9an baar benz
be[Ier fIet it,"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

en- Arm Iaaet. @oarbeier
GbriIi.n Sonien / gsoftrup p.b
Slas.lf. tom forI.b.n Hemt til Stabe
/ lin Re1.. ibet en- 4hel III fat / bans
oenftre Urn.
4rmen blep ftortt m.btae.., iarlig
1T Optrdrmen en- opb 5lans., bpors
imob Der inttt 8snbrub ifete.
Ronoen .r MI f~eneeliggenb..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

2angeIdnbsmorbet. Ruz
Der &unges 9uitru er efter ct 6orbpr
bleben dnbolbt. 9frimoo er Ruber
9onges Son 2tlfreb blepen leslaot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20
Glettrif SGlte
ienbeS frit
ii ale MGnb, Iom ifriutr til 6eiorlbrra
WiebitaI Sniiiiuit. Ct. Ynnl.

5rno 8sres Nam o1 Norfsie. fnbe1igt ifrfost. ol b.
bill ienoe beTes iorttiniige ~Gle1iro ebeinic 8elt" uoei
en- Gents llogiii for Dem. 8ft bliuer Eeres mob at
forlange bet. 3tie engln0 npoueioiat at ienoe 6ris
m9rfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

Gn eeftipbff STOP rls
2unoos.rsaorb Sfop D.o
5~iortlunb, en- at D. foa tilbos.prr,n=
D. elbre Sfope Rib. Stift. frlb.s for
Siotn til flor Sore for 8.ijpbern..
DIR .r badbe Gs, gtg. 5pr oe Gran /
Bonn. lille StoO. Der fun itrrft.r ia
optr % 3br. 2anb. Gn Snbf.nber
/ ,,Ribe StiFtstib.nb." opforbr.r til at
oenne ct aonfortium og tsbe Sfop.n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

Drpbtbeb ulDtfestilfrl 4
De. 5OrleO.n @org.n fonofes Bar
Der 9liHert i Rsrrtiunb6D bgb / en-
BORT. 5an er formentlig ON aftes
men gadet DIP pua portloftet og er bo
ftprtet neb eennsm en- Gem / bette %
bar ldatt Jig libel. San eFterlaber lg
Gnfe og to 8srn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-19
GOV. ODELL AT STATE CAN'T
Bursting Bottle May Cost an Eye-AdJu.
tant ENDORSED at Parade.

CAMP PORTER, Peekskill. June 1s.-Gov
B. B. Odell. DR.. visited camp to-day. He
arrived from Albany at Roa Hook station
at noon and was met by Gen. Roe and
Major John B. Holland and driven to camp
in an ambulance. Accompanying the
Governor were his military secretary,
Major Harrison K. Bird, Adjutant- General
Nelson H. Henry and Ma jor -Ames E
MacIntyre, Capt. Richard Fl. Lambeer.
Jr Lieut.. William s. Thompson. Lieut.
Augustus S. Chatfeld and Major John j
Byrne. all aides -de-camp on the Governors
staff.
Gov Odell inspected both camp and
Notifications. While he was resting in
Gen. Roe's tent he was serenaded by the
post band. Gov. Odell was driven to Roa
Hook in time to reach the $40 train
He will remain in New York tonight and
Tomorrow will make a tour Of inspection
of some Of the State institutions near tn
city.
Private James j. Fitzgerald, clerk OF
Company E., had his right eye and nose
injured by. flying glass, the result Of the
trying, to open: Fitzgerald was sent to his
Of his right eye.
The field sports which were to be held
this afternoon were postponed on account
of rain.
During the evening parade tonight
Adjutant Days mount misbehaved. just
as the Adjutant finished reading the detail
for tomorrow he was endorsed The
BY a soldier Capt. Daiy was unhurt. He
proceeded afoot for the remaining core
monies Of the parade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-19
PORTO RICAN LAWYERS BARRED.
Tho Right to Practise Law In the District
OF Columbia Refused Them.

WARRINGTON, June 1s.-Manuel j. Bonets
and Felix G. Davila. two Porto Rican law
yers, have been debarred from practising
law in the District OF Columbia by the Dis
trict Bar Association on the ground that
they are not citizens OF the United States.
Boneta and Davila came here from Porto
Rico for the purpose Of taking the examina-
tions for admittance to the District bar.
but the examining board objected, holding
that 1t was not within it's power to permit
Porto Rioans to practise until the status
of the citizenship Of the inhabitants Of the
island was passed upon by Congress and
the Supreme Court OF the United States.
At later meeting Of the board, held
to-day, it was decided that Boneta and
Davila would be permitted to take the
examinations, but would have to await the
decision OF the Federal court regarding
their right to practise. This concession
was based on the fact that In April. 1901,
Frederic Dagetu, the present Commits
sioner from Porto Rico. was admitted to
practise before the Supreme Court OF the
United States a. a citizen of Porto Rico,
and the local bar association was forced to
abide to some extent by this predeoent.
Boneta and Davila have refused to take
the examinations with the conditions i'm
posed. claiming that they have the same
rights as other citizens Of the United States
under the Constitution.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WARRINGTON, June lS.-These army orders were
Frs. Lieut. Guy T. Scott. Artillery. to Fort Adams
Capt. Mason II. ps!ricE, Eng n.ens. from this
city 10 West Point Military Academy. as Instructor
Of practical military enG,ne ring and IN command
Of the detachment Of Engineers. relieving Capt.
'o Major e Gest comm,.ry from this
city 10 Denver. a. Chief Commssary Department
Of the Colorado. relieving Major George Il. Davis.
Comnissary. ordered to Vancouver Barracks a.
G1st @ FA.Sx Of ~
General. ordered to Chicago as Chief Commlssary
Department OF tho Lakes. relieving Major Albert
ID. Niskern. Commlssary.
Frst Lieut. Walter D. Webb. Assistant Surgeon.
New York city. vice FRS, Lieut.. Eugene n. Hamett
AssistAnt SUI geon. relieved.
Lieut.. Coils. William 4. simpson and Henry p
Mccain. Assistant Adtutants General: Major WI
William W. Gibson, Ordnance. from Washn gton
to Manila.
Col. John B. Kerr Twelfth Cavalry; Capt william
G.. Rivera. First Cavalry. and Capt. Robert r. L.
M!chic, Twelfth Cavalry. to tho Philippines -
Capt Charles Penrose, Twenty eighth Infantry.
from Port Townsend 10 this city and thence 10
lie buildings.
~ Major James y. Al..on. comn....ry. from the
tons
Major william B. Homer. Artillery. to Fort Prebls
during the army and navy mannuVres. In place
OF Major r Il Patterson. Artillery, relieved 90 &C
Leaves Of absence granted: Second Lieut.. L. NJ
Purcell. Twenty sixth Infantry. one mouth: Second
Lieut.. @ L. Earl Eighth Cavalry, one month: First
Lisut' G; E Fams,. u, Tenth Csv.y, two months;
months SECOND Lieut. nonnia r snse H sI,:
On" month.
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APPOINTED CADETS AT LARGE.
Candidates selected BY the President for
West Point.

WASHINGTON. June 1s.-The President
has appointed the following cadets at large
for the class to enter the Military Academy
at West Point in June, 1904:
Henry Fairfax Ayers. son Of Major Charles
G. Ayers. Eighth Cavalry: Charles Hartweu
Bonesteel. son Of the late Major Bonesteel.
Twenty-third Infantry: Simon Bolivar Buck
ner. son Of Gen. Buckner OF Kentucky; Paul
Cupron. son OF the late Capt. Allyn Capron.
First Artillery: Charles Hodges EldridRe.
son Of the late Capt. Bogardus Eldridge.
Fourth Infantry: Philip Gordon, son of Lie ut
Col ". B. Gordon OF the Military Academy;
Charles Lacey Hall. son Of the late Major
William II. Hall, surgeon; Vert Chute Jacobs.
son OF Lieut.. Col. J. W. Jacobs; Herman
Kobba. son Of Brig Gen. W. 4. Kobbt: John
G. F. Tillson. Jr.. son Of Major Tillson. Fourth
Infantry; Frank I.axelle Van Horn. son Of the
late Col. j. j. Van Horn. Twenty-sighth
Infantry.
Capt. W.. H, Emory Of the navy: William
H. Sage. Jr,, son Of Capt. ": II; sage, Twenty.
third Infantry; Rodney H. Smith. son Of
Major George X. Smith. pay department.
Brooklyn, n r.; Robert Fl. Fletcher. Jr
son OF Capt. Fletche retired: John l.. Glenn.
IT.. son OF Lieut. Col. John 1; Glen; Charles
q, Braden. son OF Lieut.. Charles Braden:
John. l.. -Holcombe, son OF 1ieuten mt Com
msnder J. II, l.. Holcomoe Of the navy:
Charles Walker Mcclure. son OF Major Charles
Mcclure. Fourteenth Infantry.
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HEAVY BUSINESS IN THE RING.
Nearly Every Rock Lost Money on the
Suburban.

Leading bookmakers said after the races
Yesterday that they had done record
breaking business in the ring. not only In
the Suburban Handicap, but In all the
other events. On the Suburban Billy
Cowan did the largest business. He took
In $35 900 to the race and won $500 to It,
Nearly all of the books lost money on the
big event and also on the victories OF Shot
Gun and Ink. They won. however, on the
Double Event and also on the last race.
Africander was backed at the last moment
while the horses were at the post, his price
dropping to II to /,
Charley Dryer said that he did not bet
a penny on him. being satisfied to win the
purse. but his partner, Deimel, went around
the ring backing him in almost every book,
and winning, it ia said close to $4,000.
"Pittsburg Phil" took IL to at post time
and cleaned up S2O,O O0. George Consi-
took SIS 900 from the ring. the largest win
ming Of all. James Beattie backed Afri-
cander to win $l2 900. Joe Hayman was
$4,000 to the good.
Dave Johnson bet 1900 straight and
81. 500 third on Igniter. j. Folger bet 81 1000
on Herbert across the board, Ale1and or
Shields bet 81 900 all three ways on Hunt or
straight, $500 place and 81 900 third on
Igniter. Charley Gates backed Articulate
and Major Daingerfield and dropped
"a, 600.
j. E. Madden. Newton Benning ton and
Bud" Meyer backed City Bank. Few Of
the heavy bettors played either Major
Daingerfeld or Heno Mr.. Thomas and
many of the clubhouse patrons supported
Hermis. 1t is estimated that nearly 81, OOO.-
hot ha Stth rhon
Those who played Shot Gun in the first
Fellowes. r., and Eddie Burke. Tom
Costigan, George kesser Morris Hayman
and c. Heineman followed Dublin. Frank
Hayes and Dave johnson went to Black
stock.
In the second race the heaviest winners
over Inks victory were Matty Corbett
and Sol Lichtenstein. John E. Madden's
friends from Bethlehem Pa, came to the
track in body and backed his colt Aris-
to i, Nobody knew how much Madden
bet on his colt but he is said to have cleaned
up handsomely f. X. Thomas wagered
$500 on his double entry. Dimpe and
Pulsus. j. Folger and Frank Hayes also
played the Thomas stable.
j. Gilbert dropped $500 on Gallant;
Dave johnson lost fat roll on Juvenal
Maxim in the fifth race. The smart book
makers who like 10 plunge struck snag
IN the last race: Charley Cash. Morris
Stack. Tom Costigan, Dave johnson. Sol
Elwood as a perfect cinch, backing him
down from TO to 2 to S. Newton Benning-
ton played The Carmeltc, John ". Schorr
backed his colt Nghtful straight and place
and Senator McCarren played Mackey
Dwyer all three ways.
There were l91 books in the big ring, and
ITO in the field, making a total OF 38l doing
business at the track.