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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04
BILLIARDS.
wilson Beats Ayres In First Game OF New
York 4. &. Handicaps.

The annual i4-inch balk Line handicap
tournament Of the New York Athletic Club
began last night. There are three classes
A, b. and c.. and handioaps In each class
The winners In each class will play on for
first prize. The entries and handicaps are
as follows. Glass Abr, W. q. Douglas
200; J. V. B. R1pp. i75: r. d, Radcliffe. Jr.
ie5; c. A. Kollstede. Jr.. 1875. Class B-Geors
A. Skinner, 100: Fred X. Robe. ITO: T. j.
McCahill, Jr., 100: Peter Doelger. Jr.. as
Class CIV. A. Morschbauser. 90: George
X. Mcleod, rs; Walter g. Wilson, so; c. p.
Ayres, SO. The first game last night was TO
have been between McCahill and Rohl but
the latter was unable to be present and for
feited. Wilson and Ayres met In Class c.
This game did not bring out billiards Of
startling quality but u was close. and Wilson
with his quick lab stroke led until the twenty
for a long run of 8 and took the lead Wilson
Rgt together string Of fys .e sSs o Is19
won. Not once did the referee call In or
out He did not have to-the balls were
always out.
~, %''i,S g. go, $:tha.sssssSsti
Ayr-s go 0. g. !, .. Q, 90
G 4,o,si o. i. Z. O. scrs.e. 70 " T. l. "
The second game on Monday might In tbs
nGh eak line SH sBBo sTuFns S Who baSs
RouI(IoOJ The SCORE was lao 10 1855. and
the averages: Short, 1907; RouI. H,sa
The fret game last night was between Dallas,
a scratch man, and Parker. Dallas won.
and would have beaten the high run OF tbs
tourney but for a lineup on the twenty-ninth
shot
DALLAS taso-O 0. 1. o. o, ooo 49,
"a, Q; ?,9 i',s,sc9Ss s as o. ! o. =
o. o, o. s. o, 2. o, 0. o. 0. IL 0, 2. :ni
Total, 80. High runs %, 20, 10 Average J 81 -
Parker Ci70-2 T. g. o, o. o, o, 5. o. l, o. I, o, L.
q. o. ?, II. o. o. is. 1, o. i.O.t.o L. TO- !, ?,
q SO, 1890 @ o." Tto, o. o ,y 3
High runs u.s. II. IL. Average, l SO
j Annis and J Dalton met last night ~
the handicap I4-inch bdlk Line Tournament
at the Knickerbocker Academy In Brooklyn.
Annis won by a single point.
Ami; gsSj ID 8 Il. itT.GG.Sosi
( 10, ?oi. 1919 ,vs l. O. iaSsOi,i,, To"
Dalton 1000. o, o. o. s. !. o, 0,vS,e u. !
,. 10, o, o, 20. - s2' p
A. 2, o, 7. 8, 2. Q. o, 0, O. q w. !, L. ioA'
iig. Average, 2li-a. High runs, III, 10, v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04
PLAGUE is SPREAD ING.
Case Reported In Lower California Near
the United states Border.

MEXICO CITY. March s.-The Post ONCE
Department has received q telegram from
the postmaster at Ensenada, Lower Cali
fornia. near the United States border. that
one case Of the plague IL reported there.
Il Ii believed that the disease was brought
from San Francisco.
A servant employed by DR.. Moya at
Villa Union, who was supposed TO have the
plague. plunged into the river to escape
tho Health Officers, and was Immediately
seized by an alligator and dragged beneath
the water This was the last seen OF him
Three dead bodies were found In house
on the Cerritos ranch near Marstlan. IL
h supposed that their death was due TO the
plague. Dr. Morris has been sent " invests
gate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04
SUBWAY TRENCH FLOODED.
Accident WIN Delay the wsrk ct the Harlem
River Crossing.

Tho subway tunnel across the Harlem
River at l<5th street and Lenox avenue
sprang a leak at O'Clock yesterday morn
ing and the excavation was hooded With
water.
McMullen Il Mclean are the contractors,
The work Of eIoavating u about one-third
finished. and the accident yesterday will
set them back several weeks.
The approach to the tunnel on the Man
haitian aide u 1000 feet long and IL dug out
nearly half way. Last Monday slight
leak was noticed under tho sheeting at the
eastern terminus That night the water
began pouring In and Mr.. Mclean de-
cided to let the entire trench all with water.
1t will then be pumped out and the exact To-
cation Of the leak found. The excavation
Ia Is feet wide and ~ feet deep.
There were no workmen In the trench
at the time OF the accident.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04
BOUGHT COFFIN FOR HIMSELF.
strange Man Said lie Would Need II In .
Few Hours-Did He?

A well-dressed young man entered an
undertaking establishment in Union Hill,
y. j., yesterday morning and asked 10 see
some ooffins. After inspecting several he
selected one asked the price and paid for
ii. william Necker, proprietor Of the shop,
asked where he would send the coffin
Keep IL here said the young man. Il
want II for my own funeral You'll prob
ably hear from my friends in couple Of
hours
Necker concluded that the young man
contemplated suicide and reported to the
police. Up TO a late hour last night he
hadn't heard from the young man or his
friends
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04
rsaes,sa.s ssa~li tse,bail

Pnno.tnn aud ,ofhsll have snt'i.i %
q tso-y.AI Asn..m.hi foT f"uttsN 10
s,u,r neat Tall siil D.. played at i1..''' O..
HliLo,sh u u IthaoA's turn g. have t.'s
lhs Tisris l,dainsd that Nh'r \ s.' ,..'
~ rnnss,un lnisTssi sas lee ln iH'
toI i'oIHsil salus tLrfs add a. a''. md.
ruhrred, 40 Tho toTnrll gene IIf. f...r
ais sAlns ,sily tHo Hsrls lII.f
ldags 81 Nee liaAsn the lrat .I.
; sod Ia Conr a. lThpstuI NitH.
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IlLssa 10 ilfnsllAhs 'ni, % ...
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NtlH Yral
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04
DE LEON NED IOR DIIOR(E.
His VIE carrie he Leon Ordesed ~ Give
nw pscsent Address,

Lawyer BenJarnin Pattlson ~ Manhattan
told Jus,,o. Maddo, la Brooklyn yesterday
that ON fsb ~ hls cliani. Daniel DE I.son,
had b.,an served With q complaint IA sh
action begun by Carrie u. Leon Tor AL
absolute diyofos AMI tha hls oli.at had
Mt ~ pct put IA A1 AIls -.f, IA he oould not
pro,.srly d. 80 uniil DO lnss Ia shloli
oouiliy the .uii Sas a. be- tired aud that .
knOsl.-iss ~ the adaies ~ the plainiih
the adde's ~ ths plalnifh is dls.ilassd
Jusiin. NAlldot sfsnt,-i the apt,llosilon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04
GERMANS ENDORSE Low.
Praise for the Administration at the Meet.
ing Of Their League.

The general committee OF the German
American League held its annual meeting
at it's headquarters. Beethoven Hall. 2lo
Fifth street. last night, with 100 delegates
present The president, Carl Scheuer. in
his opening address said that the league
heartily indorred the present admins
tration and referred 20 IL as the most honest
and efficient in the city's history. Ludwig
+. Thoma was elect ed president.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04
CIR, Whs Died In sunday scheel Buried.

The Rev. Roland s. Dawson, pastor Of
the Ainslis Street Presbyterian Church In
Williamsburg. yesterday conducted the
funeral service for Emma Rausch the nine
year-old girl who choked TO death on Sun
day afternoon In the Sunday hool room.
Many fioral pieces were sent 10y the various
societies Of the church. The Rev. Mr.
Dawson and Charles Follatt, the superin-
teDdent OF the Sunday slhool, made adj
dresses. The burial was In Mount Olivet
Cemetarv. The church betrayed the en-
tire expenses 81 the funeral
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04
WHO PAYS FIREWORKS DAMAGES?
city Win Try 10 shift Liability for Expio-
sion on TO Permit. Holder.

Four suits for personal damage by the
Murray Hill subway explosion and the
Madison Square fireworks disaster have
been brought against the city. A to the
f,rst clasa of suits the city Is advised that
Contractor Mcdonald IL responsible. As
10 the second the Corporation Counsel will
endeavor to shift the liability on TO the
holder OF the city's permit for the fire.
works show, W. X. Hearst.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04
Ns,se Of Treble, Csrs shortened Lue.

The funeral Of Mr.. Sophia Muller. wife
Of Conrad Muller. an old and prominent
resident Of Bergen Point. n j.. took place
Yesterday from her late home. fifth street
and Avenue e. Mrs. Muller was o. years
Old. Her family alleges that hef death
xa. hastansd Nv the noise mad. by the
trolley oars turning the curve In front 81
,h. house. bringing On nervous prostra-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04
WHY STAY PALE

A pity to See pale girls stay
pale and dull when II is 30 easy
10 yet SCOTS Emulsion.
One 0 the best things
SCOTS Emulsion does Is TO
give rich blood to pale giri~
The result u regular doses
u Soo,t's Emulsion 10 M IN.
crease no, only In the red
color II the blood and IN the
appetite bu, In the good looks
and bright manners which
are the real charm II pet.
lcct health.
49, ~ tss kssss
ecoST . sowsr. oss-..ss - rsd q. ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04
n. MARLEY PLATZEK ROBBED.
The Tammany Lawyer Appears Against
an Apartment House Employee.

NJ. Marley Plstrek Of the Tammany Hall
law committee. who has bachelor apart
ments at $50 Fifth avenue. was In Jefferson
Market court yesterday as complainant
against Emil Perrine Of sts West Forieth
street.
Some one stole 400 worth OF clothing
and other stun from Mr. Platzek few days
ago and Perrine. ~ no was formerly employed
In the apartment house. was arrested along
with two other boys, Rosooe Norton u s28
Ninth avenue and Russell Booker II 2ss
WEST Invent ninth street
Perrtns was held Ia $500 bonds for trial
aud the two others we're discharged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04
Csu.,s.. s~,lsra L~s, o. .ssS .s,s.

The appraisal II 'h- estate 81 Countess
s.ll.rn, sho ~ss q daughter 81 Ar Anna
wa-ra.hlBsf and who died Ia september
1901, slIows that sls osns-d I,orsonsl prop
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-07

II was also in q wretched condition
when ! wrote you. ] had catarrh an
through my whole body, but your yai-
liable medicine soon set me an right ]
would not have any other medicine 10
cured nay baby boy Of a bad spell of
cold and fever. ! have given him Peru
na OF and on, ever since he was born,
and ! think that Is why be is SO Well
We have not bad doctor since we be-
san using Peruna. MRS. SCHAFER.
Mrs. Matte Zenk writes the following
letter from No. S3s Forest avenue. OAK
Park, Ill.,:
~ have suffered for ten years with
chronic catauh The slightest cold
made me very sick / used different
remedies and the doctor ala as much as
he could for me. For two years my
condition was very bad. / could not
speak aloud Tor three months / cannot
express how I suffered VITA my throat
Finally ] heard of Dr. Hartman's
book called Health and Beauty 1
read 90 and wrote TO The Doctor, who
answered my letter promptly and be
gan taking treatment as soon as possl-
bic ! am now in perfect health. en-
tlrely free from catarrh. cannot praise
Perura enough. Any one who has
chronic catarh should try DR.. Hart
man. He win help any one feel
grateful ior VINO; the Doctor has done
for me. and would not DO without Peru
ma. I thank the Doctor very much for
HIS Kindness" -
Mr.. William A. Elliot Of Desha, Va.
writes.
Some time ago was afflicted with
running ear. and could hnd no relief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-07

until I had consulted YOU for advice.
After using your remedy 7 was entirely
cured. I am IN very good health and
'..l very grateful 90 you for your Kind
advice
ItS. ATsY D. RODGERS. Avery,
$40. wrltcs:-
% suffered Tor two years with ca
mrh Peruna has cured me. Last
spring ! was so bad that ] gave up
gl hopes ! was coughing go hard
Jhst ID seemed as n u would kll me. /
sass one OF Or Hartmans advertise
meuts and wrote 20 him. Tie advised
me 20 take Pcruna
81 wish that an people who have lung
trouble would try Dr. Hartman s medI-
cine ! think Il Is the best medicine in
the WOrlG.'
MR. F. G. MoRRo, suathroy ont,
writes.-
"l suffered for years with cauuhoud
7 tried Pernng, and 10 cured me within
O few months. ana I am very grateful
and most pleased with the results
obtained from Us use. WhegIs -
] feel "a cold coming on ! take q few
doses OF Perune ana II 600 once throws
on oil unfavorablc conditions
MISS ROSE DE IA SEN. Windsor
avenue, Windsor Ont. Secretary Of the
French Women's Clubs OF Ontario
Canada Nrites,--
u have been a sufferer from ovarian
troubles Cor over four years. which
caused me excrusiating pains az times
and lie looked very dreary 20 me. Ny
family physician and other doctors pre-
scribed for me. but failed dismally In
relieving me, but / am pleased 70 state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-07

HON. WILLIAM WATSON WASH
BURN, President Of abe Louisiana
Commercial Club and very well
known man Of New Orleans. La, writes
from No. GO, Canal street,
~ ana satisfied that there is not q FIN
er medicine placed before the public to-
day than peruna. ] have been troubled
for nearly twelve years with kidney and
liver trouble and at times | have been
a pretty sick man, unable 10 attend TO
my duties. | had about MADE up my
mind that no medicine could help me,
when one of your booklets was brought
TO my office, which read IN a leisure
hour / then decided 10 give peruna a
trial and found that ] had az last Sc
cured the right medicine for me, For
two months used Il faithfully and felt
so well, ] was a young man once more.
Although IN the seventies ! feel better
ana more active than / did thirty years
ago"
CONGRESSMAN D. F. WILDER,
care ol IA rurnuciin, No, % X street
y. W., Washington. d. c.. Congressman
Of the Twenty FIRST district, New York
state wrtes.-
Persuaded by a friend. have tried
your remedy and l have almost fully
recovered. after the use Of a few bottles
| am fuzzy convinced that Peruna is all
you Claim Il TO be-. and cheerfully
recommend your medicine 90 all who
are afflicted with catarrhal trouble.
GOVERNOR GEORGE W. ATK1N-
son, Charleston. W Va, writes
Charleston, w Va, March s. 1895,
The Peruna Medicine Co, Columbus
Ohlo.--
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-07

"Gentlemer--I can recommend your
preparation, Peruua, as a tonic It's
reputation as cure FOR catarru Is eX-
ceilent, ID having been used by q num-
Der Of people known TO me with the
very best results" q. W. ATKINSON.
Mrs William Kelly,Landgraf, W. Va,
writes;
~ wish 10 say that my daughter ls
entirely cured OF cetarrh. and ] feel that
| owe q word praise and thanks 70
Or. Hartman for his frce ana timely
advice. IL gives me pleasure 20 recon-
mend it to sufferers with catlrrh.
AIRS. WILLIAM KELLY.
Mr.. w. Eichler. No l5S Degraw St.,
Brooklyn A. T.. writes:
Il am glad 10 report that my little
girl has entirely recovered from ca
tarh Of the nose and eyes. ] am proud
and thankful TO say that with your
Kind treatment and the Peruna, she is
now well and happy although the
weather has been changeable this
year ". ElCHLEk
Mrs, schafer. No. 436 Pope Ave, ST.
Louis. No. writes
II wrote 10 you for advice for my
daughter Alice. who is now four years
old she hes been puny. s.sa,y. ah-
ing child almost ever since she was
born. l was always doctorlng until we
commenced 90 use Peruna. Thank God
for your good advice and Penlna? She
soon grew strong and well. Peruna Is a
wonderful tonlc-ihe best medicine 1
ever used.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-07

that after years Of suffering ! have
been entirely cured by your Woman5
friend. Peruna.' -
Ml. ALEXANDER MCKENZIE.
Montreal ont, bookkeeper for the
Canadian JeWclry and Importing Conn
many ana Scribe for the ]. q. o. r.,
Jeanne OK Arc Court, 80. 1850
Nrit.s.--
GAS J have used peruna with happy
results. ] am glad 90 indorse 81. My sys-
tem ls 40 times am easy subject Co
catarrhal colds especially r. / am out
boz Indictment weather on become sud
denly chilled. when ! get cold
take Pcuna, and It Is only question
81 day OF two until / ana fully re-
stored" ALEXANDER NkENLlE.
BRfGAD1ER GENERAL D. T..
KIRBY. Washington. ID a., writes. &c.
II am much IMPRESSED vita tnc gura-
tive qualities OF Pcuuua. a7 many of my
friends have used it with such good
results and can recommend 10 20 an
those who aro afflicted with caiarh '
GENERAL d. y. KIRBY.
HON. WI. PUBMAN, ex-Member OF
Congress from FLORIDA, writes from
l.32S q street, y. w., Washington, ID.
c.. as follows
From representations 10 me ana my
otrn avpei i-nce i-si Iusitnen IN rs-'"fn-
mending your Peruna 20 any and all
persons suffering with catarrh, nerv-
BUSINESS or stomach troubles regard
ID as great tonic and remedy Tor such
affllctions I, aud others 20 whom |
recommend &c. are using 10 now with
beneficial results" w. J. PURM.AN.
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PHYSICIAN HEAL
THYSELF.
ADoctor Who Takes His own
Remedy-The Secret OF a
Long Life and Vlgor-
Gus Health.

Dr.. Hartman, in speaking Of his long
and busy career, made use Of the fol-
lowing language
For a number Of years my profess
sional duties compelled me TO be much
on the road, travelling long distances
By rail night and day exposed TO AN
kinds OF vicissitudes sleeping and eat
ing I'm different hotels continually, and
through It an have preserved myself
from any arrangement Of the body
resulting from catching cold.
This could not have been done With
out Peruna. At the slightest evidence
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HON. 4. II, COFFROTH Exon
gresham from Pennsylvania. writes
from Somerset Pu;-
~ am assured and satisfied that your
pguuua is q great Catarrh cure and
friends whom ! know wen have used Il
with great benefit ! feel that ] can
recommend 10 90 those who suffer from
that disorder A. II. COFFROTH.
HON JUDSON W. LYONS Register
OF the United States Treasury. IN a let
ter from Washington. -. c., says
~ find Peyuna 10 be- an excellent
remedy for the catarrhal affections ~
spring and summer. and those who suf-
fer from depression from the heat Of
the summer win lind no remedy the
equal Of Peruna.'
JUDsoN W. LYONS.
SENATOR NJ g. BUTLER, exc
Governor OF South Carolina. writes
from Washington, d, G.. the follow.
Ing
81 can recommend Peruna Tor dys-
pepsla and stomach trouble. I have
been using your med, cine for a short
period. and ] feel very much relieved.
u BE- Indeed a wonderful medicine. ana
besides a great tonic" NJ. G.. BUTLER.
~ you DO not derive prompt and sat
is!actnry results from the use % Peru
ma, write at once 10 DR. Hartman,
giving a fun statement Of your case,
and h. viii be- pleased to give you his
valuable advice gratis.
Address DR. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
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/ a, a LOCKWOOD. one of the
''men Of The United states.
',, u.si Peruna 'or both myself
IA, S,l,f and find &c Am Inyau.
k'rdr,''Il oo.ls eaiauh, hay te.
|, SggBERT W WILCOX nolo.
1 Hawai-, writes 49, D''s'
E,. l,.f Psruna for dys,sn,i,
Ttr -'u'y give You tfis teeti'
an ~ saushed 10 it is used mo-
h az ~ o. great beneG, 10 our
y ,r ,u y. oonscIeutIously recon-.
O catarrhal trog lbI''s!ins with
! NEE N" ~ = Congressman from
's' Mouse Washington. ID ID.
' ~ your ,,, Peuna for ca,arb
lesiy u y. % one bottle. / can \,
IN ~. recommend yonr REM eT'.
| i,. ,lg who Is suffering fr r''l,
H. es'. .tl. ltis indeed s & , aoo9
should Be DO eye-y bo 5n,u
IT, g. POWFps
g. ,,-Ss NY NAN . H. BANKgr,n
| ,i DE House Of Rs ,1-1,ntial
/ = ls',sr written frcn a'g yris
/ N.Y., y,,es bis ladors .'' y, ,'a a. /,
=. rofl -, t5,una. IN
/ y '', ,..i z one or tho ho..u.
r. ' i. end no ' fam Ggs' med. ned,
/ az oaf remarkab',a' should should
|est,..,,.s 'a'snh cure / k ID,so y;