davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-02-13
Wanted!

Buckwbeat to grind at j. d. McCor-
mick's mill, on Lewistown and Hunts.
vile pike, each Friday. 5tei
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-02-13
BUSINESS WANTS.

EOxSlLE-A farm OF 90 acres in Hardin
j county, Ohio. miles west OF Roundhead.
For particulars inquire OF Briggs d Stewart,
Belle Center. Ohio.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-02-13

THE crown prince of SaxOny has
been granted divorce from his fool
ish wife.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-02-13
Z 9 9 8
Have you paid for your REPUBLICAN,

IT is said that 10000 Boer families
are going to move to Texas
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-02-13

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields TO treatment
by Ely's Cream Balm, which is agreeably
aromatic. 1t is received through the nostrils,
cleanses and heals the whole surface over
which IL diffuses itself. A remedy flor Ma
Catarrh which is drying or exciting to the dis
eased membrane should not be used. Cream
Balm is recognized as a specific. Price 81
cents at druggists or by mail. A cold in the
head Immediately disappears when Cream
Balm is used. Ely Brothers, 50 Warren Street
New York.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-02-13

The weather bureau can see nothing worse
In prospect than very moderate winter temp
erature
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-02-13

CONGRESSMAN Burton declines to
run for Mayor of Cleveland.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-02-13

The country wants the Panama Canal treaty
ratified.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-02-13
$4,000. 90 Given Away.

Every American believes that Theodore
Is a brave and honest man.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
GYMNASTICS.
De sola. of Yale, Wins Individual Champion
shin=Columbia First Team.

r De SoIa ~ Vale won the all around indt
vtduaI championship Of the Tntercollagiate AsS'-
ciat1on Of Amateur Cymnasts OF America At tn"
gymnasium Of the Nev-York University last even
ing columbia won the team Eymnasri" champion
ship with twenty-tIye points Yale wi$ second "lth
thirteen points and NeH-York University third
with six points. The ,th-r colleges entered were
Princeton Columbia. HavArford Rutgers. TnivHr-
S1ty of Pennsylvania and Amherst. Amherst With
drew from the special contest and Princeton gave
= special exhibition the trdpeze
The horizontal bar started the meet The interest
centred chiefly in tn" contestants: for the a-dround
rhamrionship-De SoIa. of Yale: Belcher. Of New
York I-nivers;t- and shaw. Of Columbia De SoI4
won Shaw did not cnmpote on the horizontal.
d., SoIa.s form WIS nearly perfect and his
n1ents were NelI executed and cieverly connected.
on the sidehorse Smavood and Bloch. both of
Ply erii If %eu,Ynrk infversv IN the flying rings
Kempf. Pennsvlvanta'S captain. and De SOFA vlHi
for the first. the Pennsylvania man winning by ia
points.
Horizontal sy , ?ul:' g. snceo" raGrs 81, r
WTakeman. Ts:,s n Y4le third S6's point.
al aron5 SFap'nh 6orIzon,a. U L 2 De I%Ia i15
Iersty Ii 10 points. = shaw. columbia, 16 !"
h2rsGon & , h . sTo?4 %ng a5nn34 d PaGi. :f : I"
York TntTerstry. 10 points. De sola Yale. 16 10
p,5 5@ '?s'o y Fs3 Es3 @ E.r B : 15 Elf@8 29"'s nj
- rG5.r< go q MT {sls a :, 'Rirt ~ P%3ts ~ Penn
sy5ysai5 po, s,; s,,5 i se2re 5,e ~.
AU around o14nat onshr flying rings nS se'la Val
2 2 %5.r 10 R@n3z ) E c3!2nRo !" M points"
Parallel bars Won by l. De so,a Val" win = . 4"
Ss~ York r6tv@rsi'5 tied foT -nl ai'b q pom:
!s j" c1r5 3c,,: NrH 3 YG5 q r ,er''r
rumhitng mt Won by H nun~omSe' roluTba. -
points II Ms3toc oi. nd 'oIuToa ma ,o,n,. sr@od 20. point
10 All ponfs nfSa"7 " q BsI@har New 5@Tk
points
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
MsR 10 HELP CAPTAIN PIPER.
Cars to Stop at Near Corners Only in Crowd
ed Traffic Districts.

Deputy Police Commissioner Piper said yester-
CAV that the method Of handling street traffc
was now IN successful operation at Fulton-st. and
Broadway. Chsrbers-st. and Broadway. Canal-et.
and Broadway Forty-second-st. and Fffth-ave..
T-hirty-fourth-st and sixth-sve-. Fourteenth-st-
and Broadway. Brooklyn Bridge and several other
places of importance.
The Deputy Commissioner believes now that he
Will be able make the Broadway Squad. with
the assistance o: few roundsmeu. do all the
work without adding rRere men to the squad.
General Manager Root OF the Metropolitan Street
Railway after 1 conference with Captain Piper
said he had decided next Monday or Tuesday to
ISSUE an order requiring all cars to stop on the
near corner streets. where the trafhc Is heavy
This will Include Fulton Chambers. Canal Eighth
Fourteenth. Thirty-fourth and Forty-secono sts-'
at the Broadway crossings. and a number OF other
streets aIvavs busy with the truck and wagon
trafhc crossing other lines of cars When the car
stops near corner ii Hif not stop at a furtneE
Cne but after starting Will 60 right along 70 the
next block This. Captain Piper says. VIII 90
away with the commonplace blocks. and aid In the
regulation of traffic
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
FENCING.
Preliminary Bouts of Intercollegiate Cham
pionship Held at N. Y. A. C..

The preliminary bouts of the intercollegiate fenc-
ing championship held last evening at the
New-York Athletic Club. The United States Mill
tary Academy boys put UP a strong defence and
took the lead with Columbia next.
The colleges entered in the tournament and their
representatives were: Yale z. NJ Calmer. F E.
Rowland and c. L Lawrence; Cornell, II. f.
Blount W. L. Bowman and F. F Pine; Pennsyl-
va MIA \. l. Kntpe. II. y. Shellenberger and P. A
Castner; Harvard. H. ST. Ciaudens 7. D Roberts
Clark and ". f. Withrow; United States Military
Academy. Cadets Scott. Breckenridge and Honey
Cutt.
ly The final bouts will he held tonight. The sum
maries:
Pitou. Columbia. defeated Cssner Pennsyivanta Clark
Columbia defeated Bowman Cornell: WitbroW Columbia;
defeated kupe, Pennsylvania defeated
Cornell: Breckinridge defeated Hnwland Yale: Elan
Harvard Castner: defeated Lawrence
defeated PnO Cornell. Rrecknridge defeated ST
CIauGens defeated Castner. cadet Honeycut de
feated Sheanb>rAr Pennsylvania. Eam defeated Cadet
Scott; Lawrence defeated BIount. Wfthrow defeated
Roberts: defeated knipe. HonHT"utt defeated St
Gaudens, Rowland dfeate! Shellenberger. 'amer le-
feared Castner. defeated WtrhrnT: Bowman de
featei Scott Breckinriize defeated Rolerts Pou DO"
Lawrence Pine defeated HoWiand. Clark defeated
kntpe defeated BloIn:. Lawrence defeated
Bowman Pine defeated Roberts: defeated Camer:
defeated Lawrence; Cadet Scott defeated Kntpe
Pou defeated Caluer; Cadet Breckenridge defeated
Blount
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
TO OPEN AUTOMOBILE SHOW TODAY.

Few persons that there is, the top
floor Of the drygoods store Of r H Macy Co. at
Thirty-fourth-St. and Broadway. large exhibition
hall having a dome skylight about 200 by 20 feet
In this hall there will he opened to the public
this morning exhibition of automobiles Of all
types and sizes and representing the principal
manufacturers II. L. Jesperson. who has charge
Of che exhibition said yesterday that IT would be
the most attractive display Of motor cars ever
seen in this city. for" said he. we have much
floor space here s there is In Madison Square
Garden and a much better light. Visitors will find
all the IIp date machines well full line
of automobile clothing. hats. lamps. horns. jacks
other requisites We shall also have at the dis
posal Of visitors and prospective buyers an cleo
trc motor car. in which they may ride about the
hall
Automobiles were being rapidly Installed yester-
day. by this morning 1t is estimated that
least fifty will he exhibition. Those
placed yesterday three mobiles. a Baker
electric car an Oldsmobe. Thomas motor from
Buffalo. a United States Long Distance. a Victor
Overman, one each of the Cadillac. GrOut and
American Darracq makes four Ajax motors a
Prescott steam motor and two Fournier- -RenauIt
machines. There will also be exhibition on this
floor launches from the Bayonne Electric Company.
a catboat from the Milton Point shipyard and
from the Rushton. Morris and Old Canoe
companies, also some Howard and Fairfield motors.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
-FRFNrH nFEENrF
SMITH
WHITE.
BRITISH GRADUATES WATCH PLAY
Feeling of Confidence Growing on the Other
Side

London March 27.-Ony few persons were pres
ent at the Criterion this afternoon to witness tire
opening or the annual international cable chess
match between university students Of Great Britain
and the United States. After Sir George Newnes
had read the American cable greeting play began.
PflIsbury is the umpire this side The British
team is not considered he equal 10 that of last
year
The numbers Of the spectators at the match In
creased greatly in the evening. and number of
graduates Of both universities watched the prog
ress OF the game. The feeling at the close of play
was moro confident than at the opening. owing TO
the closeness of the games.
The following players have been selected to rep
resent Great Britain m the match between the
United States and Great Britain for the NeWnes
trophy which will be held on April and T. q. Z
H. BeIingham j. & Blackhurne. Amos Burn ".
H. Gunston, Herbert Jacobs T. f. Lawrence, r. p.
Mitchell d Y. Mills and W. Fl. Trenrhard. TWO
members of the American team. Pillsbury and
Marshall. will be in London and one British player
.n,oe Brrn will he in the United States during the
match Three games Will. therefore,. he played
over the board. Play will begin at p
April ;.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
APPROVE BANK MERGER.
Directors of Twenty-sixth Ward, East New
York, Favor Absorption by Mechanics.

The proposal % the Mechanics Bank. Brooklyn,
70 purchase the Twenty-siIth Ward Bank East
New-York. was received and favorably passed on
ct a special meeting OF the directors OF the latter
yesterday. The proposition is to be submitted to
the stockholders Of the Twenty-sixth Ward Bank
al special meeting April Is II Is understood
price be paid IS upward Of 100 1t Is be-
lieved be the wish Of the Mechanics Bank that
the merger shall take place on April 90 before
which date q meeting OF the Mechanics stockhold-
will be called 10 pass the proposed merger.
II is understood that If tts proposition Is accepted
the Aechaufc< will purchase and cancel the stock
Of the TEenty-siEth Ward Bank. FIVE Of whose d.
rectors will be transferred the directorate of the
Meche MICS institution
IN the last years several offers have been re-
ceived for the purchase Of the TEenty-sixth Ward
Bank including from the Germ Exchange
Bank Of Manhattan. The Twenty-st1th Ward
Bank has declared dividends from the beginning
Ditmes Jewell has been its president from Its or
ganization up g few months ago, when he re-
signed on account Of advancing years. and was
celebrated the anniversary Of his eightyhrst
day yesterday, when a set Of engrossed resolutions
presented him from the directors.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
OREGON LINES CONSOLIDATION.
Rumored Merging of Union Pacific Com
panies.

ogden, Utah, March 27.-Rairoad officials SAID
to-day that the Oregon Short Line and the oregon
Railway and Navigation Company were to be con-
soIdated. with Manager Bancroft. of the. oregon
Short Line. as president and E. E. Calvin, OF the
Short Line as vice-president and general manager.
Il is said that the headquarters Of the combined
road will be moved to Portland and the present
headquarters Of the Short Line at Salt Lake City
will turned over 70 the Clark road which COM
panv has purchased the line south of that place.
Salt Lake City March 27.-'"Ths report is news
10 Us here said General Superintendent E E
Calvin. Of the Oregon Short Line when the Og-
den dispatch stating that the Oregon Short Line
and Oregon Railway and Navigation companies
were TO be consolidated shown TO him. This
s. the first have heard Of such report. and
do not think Il is true.
The opinion seems be general among railroad
men that. notwithstanding the denials there is
some foundation for the report both regards the
Union Pacific properties and the San Pedro, Sena-
TOT Clark's road. The change. II effected, II is
said. would undoubtedly he followed by the con
strUction OF the Clark road across lower Nevada
70 connect with that part Of the road already fin
ished Southern California. and thus. with either
the Gould lines the Moffat road from Denver,
form another transcontinental line
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
CHESS.
British Uniucrsity Team Has Ad-
Uantage in Days Play.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.I


Boston, March I.-The gymnasium Of the Boston
Athletic lion early alive with cIuo
members. Harvard and their friends desFous
to witness the play In the fifth annual international
cable chess match between team OF SIX plckeo
from the chess clubs in connection with Columbia
Harvard. Yale and Princeton universities against
Ike team drawn from the oxford and Cambridge
universities chess clubs Play in the contest. which
is to last for two days. was begun after an eN-
change of courtesies and a delay caused by tne
breaking down of the wire in London.
After the announcement of the teams the TOSS
for the move in London resulted in America haN-
ing the first move the odd numbered boards
while the Englishmen played the white pieces on
the even numbered boards The players were
paired follows:
Rice tHarvard) vs. Webb 0~amhridEe). Bateman
Cambridge VS. SewaI Uoumbia). sawin Nae)
VS.. Davidson Oxford: Roome (OxforD VS.. Rich
ardson tPrinceton) Keeler U,oiumhia) Us. Bumpass
(Oxford). and Brown Cambridge vs.. RridGnan
HIarvard) American umpire at London, r. n
Psbury: English umpire at Boston. John r COOK
referee Baron Albert de Rothschild. Vienna
The play in the morning session was devoid ot
any startling feature. the contestants conintng
themselves to conventional lines. Shortly before
adjournment however. Sa win succeeded in win
ming Pawn from Davidson, thus giving his side
a temporary advantage. The other five games stood
about even.
In the course of the afternoon play exceed
ingIy complicated position the first board.
when Rice and Webb, with their thirteenth move.
entered series of exchanges. The Harvard
two Pawns at the of attack.
which. however. proved shortiived- When hostili-
ties were suspended Rice had still a Pawn to the
good, while all the pieces were off the board save
the two Queens. The game the second board
stands slightly in favor OF Bateman. while on the
third board SaWin suffered defeat after twenty
moves having made an unsound sacrifice. The
fourth and fifth games about even. and on the
sixth board Bumpass has somewhat the advantage
Thus the match locks much in favor of the Brit
ish. the actual score being to . in their favor.
Play will be resumed tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
The scores Of the games follow:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
PROGRAMR OF SPORTS TODAY.

RACING-At BennirEs. Little Rock and Oakland
ACTOMOBIIISG.-Races at Ornonde, Fla
cable match, At Boston
and London.
EQUESTRIAN GAMEs.-Annuel games. Squadron A. Al
armery
GYMNASTTCS-Amateur Athletic Union championship az
New Polo Athletic Association
FENCING G-fnterconeziate championships, at Eew-Tork
Athletic Club.
Observation-Disclosures, at Annapolis: UnH HersltEv G
Pennsylvania at Washington and Lee; Ne~-fork
University. at Princeton; ST. Francis &avier1 al
Columbia: Yale, Fordham: Brown, at North Csro-
SwIMMING.-CarnivaI at Cleveland
wRESTLING.-DuaI meet, Columbia, at yale
ATHLETICS Dual meet Cornell. a University of Mich
igan.
HUNTISG.-Meadow Brook Hounds, at Brookviile Long
Island 33o D. m.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
-uE nEsInrs AT OAKLAND.

Ga, Francisco, March 27-The weather was
.,o,,d, and the track fast at Oakland to-day Sum
maTies:
-,. cara (rNuturity Course seIiingl-Dr Boyle 10
FHSt = IN / won wayne 81 QA WILSON, 81
second: father Wentker IA p9noyan 70 L.
tairn 1i sue Miracle skip Ne, Onyx and InStar ran
second Laurie 100 (ConneID.: 10 TO won; An m
6e5itsr 6esTrdn R 20 70 i. third Time. o4sA MaF9ns'
lAirenoi1; Virgins Facts Easter Lazy, LID
SuASsr SuSnt1d strife and Letcla ran -
o 80 - ceiling: saile and sixteenth
!hiIu ISo1n 40 TO !, Tom SlAvfn 100 tWafsonl
o@ Aturas I07 C5oEerlanl IL to third
e 70 toL Donator. Lesroyd DeclalhneF AIn1sStxef'
TiIns: Tine l5s roneIIer WIndwsEd Rainier Cougar The
po,,-,r rare Chsndcap. six furonGsoHonon IS Il
ES EourSh 70 won; Money Auss. 100 tkeily) 70 D.
enna The Fretter. 113 d Jsckson{: 10 10 l. thiFo
-, -. ,.e,Itug; one milel-Sweet Tooth 10s fBrk-
FIRM raee Siant pv.ns IOs Il PoweiD to !, sec
t r., Hale 100 CBonnerl TO thlfo Ilne l41 a
o.; Inn rs 0rtente Spindle and Position also ran
-. =. ceiling six and one-haN furlongs)Puss-i IN
49, i6T ~ JacEsonl to 1. wonS Alce carey 100
Slip 70 l. second GLADYS Bell lel Ca yacksonb
T1me 22h. SalveT 1ssoeIfta, F1g3rooh
EE1I,Uoy.r-TIs uo and BiiEsf1l also ran
ENTRIES.
-..: .. ,.sven furIongSl-Anvtl, %; Young AoTello
",r1 poy los; Miller l02i Sterling To~sss
So: ~ ef9ef f0T; Man Of HcnoF 'Of 1yLsnnus
tS-fsr 7e1S f5eEas .lEsxu. 494; Duke o. Hiches1
second raes cssing eve surlonssN-suSden ll1; '&n"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
OFORGF +. DEWHURST-SURRO $

~ Court New York CoUuty---I7 the matter Of the
pfcation administration on tn" goods chat
nd George F. Dewhurs deceased To the
Creditors F DeWhurs deceased: Please 10
take notice Catherine BSley sister ~ the above
Dewhurst. deceased petitioner upon
her consent and the consent Of Henry De~hurst and
Of % sal! George
F. DeWhurst deceased. acknowledged and filed with the
Of of New York. intends to apPy
10 for Letters ot Adnini-aon ~ oe
the goods chattels AMI
F Ds1hurSt. deceased
with limited modified bond pursuant 70 the pro
Of Section Code of Civil Procedure -
the state Of York: and you and each OF you are
under and by virtue Of the
section Of said Code and In pursuance q an
Abner c Thomas. one Of SUrrogates. dated the
2Ttn day February 1853. to and all claims
which YOU may against II the said George
F DeHhurst the Surrogates Of the county
Of office the County Court Ftous-
in the Manhattan OF the City OF >eW foTH
on or before the Iay April. 1905 after which
time the penalty the be given by the person
whom letters Of administration herein shall be granted
is 10 be by the said SurrOGates
Dated New York. February 2sth. 1903
CATHERINE BTGIET. Petitioner
THOMAS HOOKER. for Petitioner. No \ War
zen Street Borough O Manhattan y 7 City
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28

= Ahner C. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County oe
Eew-York notice : hereby given % al persons having
claims Ill Ha wiley de- GroCt dAspra
mont Of Nee Frame. deceased. present chs ssms
with thereof the subscribe. at rs place
oP WIllttU1-St. BCr-IZl ?
Manhattan in m. CITY Of New York before tho
3Tb dsv Of prfI 1898 Dated SeT-Yor<. the 18Th
day OF Oct0har. 1902 THE FARMERS LOAN AND
COMPANY. Adu1nisrrsrOr- Turner. ROlBtOn q
Hcrau Attorneys tor AdnlInS;rator p "a-n-st New
z
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28

Hughes ss; Royal F. 1o7: Catholic. o7 Miss Nettie.
102 Cherries I02: Katherine los: John Boggs.
104 Douhle I04: OF Tarsus. 1O4 Pat Oran. 10i;
Montana Peeress. 81.
Third fseIlinE: furlongst-Snare. So; Sea
Lion. lis; l. H Bennett Nc; Rose Of MAY. 107s Bogus
Bill 107: Dagmar. fO7: David s. 1o7: Mission. 107: Pat
Morrissey, 07 Flamero 107: Pes;ike. 9: Mexcana So
Fourth two -yearo oIds; purse: one-half milel-
Keogh lo5: DR.. Rowell f05: Military Man. l0J Memo
Ram. 110; Cascne.
F1fth thandcaP. miieyGrai ss; CRATER ii2;
lc0: Watercure 100: Annie Max. o.
sixth race Selling one and onecquarer miles.TGfts
One lO5 Fthuster 100; Caneo 30: Forte e5: oso, SS
Seventh SELLING; fIrongsl-Natt Hogan 10s;
Quiz II. 1GS Yeloevstone JarrettIerre dor. 1O%
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
BILLIARDS., ,
Gallagher Wins Match with sutton-Latter
PLAYS Brilliantly.

1.rze crowds packed Daly's yesterday afternoon
.,d evening when George H. Sutton. the handless
billiard player and Thomas ]. Gallagher played
me two closing games in the match contest at
14-tnch balk line The match was won oy Gala
-: IN the evening game Sutton by two
e. ~ and s7 obtained 4 good lead over Gallagher
1,nicb he held until the thrty-fourth inning. when
Cauapher ran out with run Of 81 points. The
Eatas aLe ~ Sutton was the best he has yet done
here. rz~zoo- SCORES
GALLAGHER c3ool-G is s. 6, q. 2. II, s. II 49,
"a r. IS IS. S 0. a. s. g. total. 300; high runs
n r. %; ;2tOsI4 s II 3O r. I2 ls H. 6. TO- g.
a. ? O. l. s. H. o. 3. 2: total. 3D. high runs. a.
% IA. average 23-24.
|'' 80 EVENING SCORES
Gallagher Cacol-14. 2: n s. l. i2 s.; l. 4, n
i is 81 total 500; high runs 81 "a aTsr1se 20 .,
SUTTON sa IS i a. q. l. 3. o. s. @ /: l. l. 81
fotSi 2es; high runs, 81. b. 81; average 8 %o-SA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
MOTOR RACE JULY 2 IN IRELAND.

Fresh developments have taken place In connec-
ton with the arrangements for the Gordon Bennett
motor race in Ireland says The London Sports
man" The committee of the automobile
club have had sitting when the programme was
decided subject TO the approval of the club COM
nfttee, which may alter certain details Thurs
dav July 2 is the date now proposed for the race.
and the contests Will probably cover ten days Be
sides the big race. they will include hill climbing
trials kflometre speed contest in the Phoenix
Park a tour and races for motor boats in Queens
town Harbor. 4 new item In the programme is
an automobile gymkhana the rececourse of the
Phoenix Park Club
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
DIED FROM pToMA1NE POISONING.
Coroner's Physician to 1nvestigate-May
Hold Autopsy.

George J O'Reilly. hfty-eight years old. living
with his brother. an importer, at No. "A Jane-st.
died yesterday from ptomaine poisoning. Coroner
schoIer refused burial permit until he could get
z full report of the
O'ReiIly IN the GUNNER, IN the nov
city trade in Liberty He was at his brothers
Office in West Broadway. on Thursday. but re-
turned home, complaining Of feeling i'll. IN the
middle Of the night he became worse, and Dr. L.
F Gar-fgues, Of No. no West Fourth-st., was
rlrnmoned, who diagnosed the case as ptoma1ne
poisoning. The had not told what he had
eaten. and unable to talk TO the doctor BEFORE
ne died
The doctor turned IL his report to the Coroner $
Office but Coroner Scholer would not receive II
without more details, and ordered his physician
DR.. Weston. to make an examination, and II neces-
AUTOPSY
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
YACHTING.
The Reliances Sails-Fabric of the Spinna-
ker-Work on the Boat.

Bristol. R. l.. March 27.-Tt has been decided by
c. Oliver Iselin the managing owner Of the Re
lance, that the racing spinnaker for the boat will
be made of combination of silk and sea island
cotton, which will give it both strength and light
There was proposition to make the sail en-
tireIy of silk thought that the ma terial
would easily tear. This sail will he used only IN
light weather. two other spnnakers being COLI
structed of heavier material for strong winds.
large amount of cotton duck arrived to-day
from Lawrence for club topsals and staysails for
both the Reliance and the Constitution.
The main boom of the new boat was painted to-
day and the steel hoops for the mainsaiI were put
in place.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
FAMOUS RACER SOLD.
Mr. SieUier's Sceptre Bought by the
Heir of Lord Burton.

London. March pr S. Sievier has sold his
famous racehorse Sceptre to ". A H. Bass. Of
the 10th Hussars nephew and heir Of Lord Bur
ton The price paid has not been divulged. Mr.
sievier last year refused an offer Of S150OOo for
the horse from W K. Vanderbilt but IT is prob
able that he does not get more than 100000
now If so much.
sceptre last year the Two Thousand Guinea
Stakes the One Thousand Guinea Stakes. the
Ieear stakes and was unplaced in the Derby and
~ Stakes.