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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
Stabtratb.
@ommun @ouneiI. "a. lftpbe

common COUNCIL, ~. Stt0ber,
Sepe orei Oroinanjen. tpeIde Borioras
treffen fiir ben burh bic reberfIutbunp
aneeri&ieten S&nben. purbsn bon BEN
bstrsf @omits sdnitie bsridtst unb es
ihlua 3uelei6 Dor. baB bic Summe bon
So. $50. tpel&e n6tbis III, um bic @reen
Ribee ShObs Bride, bic Carbon Stra.
BE- Bride, bic @lm Strnbe Bride, bic
Dobeetoiun Bride. ausFub bes Diqop
Strabe ab3ussfanals unb bic unespiIa.
ferten StraBen pieeer In Stanb au
isben. aus ben unbenilligten BiIan,en
ftir bieies Sabr senommen tperbe, anftait
BON Wapor eelieben nerbe. Die Orbi.
mana. ipel&e 3tueds Reparatur Der al.
bright Ipenue Bride Sl2, 900 ausmirft
iparb obne Amenbement beri&tet unO
mon bssmedt. bab bsr Wapor nunmebt
Sl2. 900 leibe. anifatt Sl7, $50.
6oIsenee 8orllsen purbsn bsi britter
3siune onsenommen: SIR 8erengers
uns bon WOnroe apenue. aipii1en 8ibse
Rotp unb MuIberrp Strabs far US.
pbattpfafsruns bon Wonros 9lpsnue,
,tnli6en Ginoen unb Rulberrp Straben |;
ftit SteinpIatten Seitentpsss an Waraa.
ret Npenus, atpii4sn @iaiam unb Sprina
StraBen, unb on 6&oq StraSe, aipi,
i&en Wapne unb gbna IpsnusS fiir
grbfnuns bon Sanberion gpenue au
elmer 8reite bon 80 SUB. ,pii&sn Dh
Dlatfet unb Rnce Straben; flr cine
Bride iber ben 2adaipanna SluB an
Sanoerion auenue; ftir Elm GuIpsrt iibsr
9epier @rset an 2userne Strabe flr
grcneration bes balbsn AbsusStanaI
afiebmenis bes 9bomas We2ean bon
9isunter gusnue; SreiIcHuns bss SoIp
srob 2ir6eneisentbums bon bem Abs
susstanaI aiieBmsnt bas freie Serums
loufen bon 9bieren in bsm nufsebauten
IbeiIe Der 81. Warb bsrbietenb /; fiir
Steinplatten Seitenpeee an Pine Stra,
Be, sipii&sn @aitinston unb Dpomins
4uenues; ienen 2bsll Der Deit 2adas
manna 4penue. bon Sisbenter bis Neun.
ter apenue, ber Mot bonn 8iabuit oifu.
pirt trirb. aufesbenb {; fiir 0rudsn bes
1908 @iip Wanual; @ibsrruf Der Or.
oinuns. ipelde osr 5euerirebr llntsrhiis,
unss @sIsai&aft espife @eIOsr Ibsr.
tpeiit.
Die OrbinanS, tpeIde bic SaIaire bet
8samtsn unb NnssReutsn bes Seuertpebr
Departments fsiiisst, parb ipis ioIst
amenoirt: psrmansnte WGnner ioIlen
fur bas srhe Sabr 5000. bas stpeits
s720. bas brittle $3.50. bas bierte s94O.
oas fdnfts unb isbss foIssnbs 5000 er,
baIten. SIN elmer sinserei@ten 8iiiiGrifi
sriuaten bic @runbeisenibamsr on
Scranton Strube. ;tpiiHsa Wain unb
@befnut apenuss. bab isnsr Gbsil Der
Sirabe nit 8uditeinen sspHafsrt ipsrbe.
8uane bradts cine Orbinans Elm, bic re.
ferirt purbe unb ber Scranton 8aiItpap
@ompanie erIaubsn iOa. lore 2inie on
piitsion Abenue bon 8ippIs Strabe Bis
SANDERS Strnbe unb bon Sanders
Str. aur 8irnsp Apenus su psrIdnssrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
Rapue c Gpuntp.

Sonesbale. Col. Goe Durlanb. bus
iItefs MItalisb Der beianntsn S&ubfa.
briiunten Durlanb. 1bompion 4 Co..
iturb DsnnerRas 9a&t isbr pIbbli& on
einem 2unsenblutitur3e. serabe ole man
ibn in bas 8stt fdnffsn moIlte. .-Ssrr
ferdinand Disiri&, elmer unisrer dIisisn
ceuiiden Burger. tparb am 6reitae
Norseu bon isinen SamiIienuneebSr
tobt i'm Bette aufseiunbsn; Elm Ssrs.
idIue bate ibu tpdbrenb ber Na&t credit
Der 8eritorbene tuar 73 Sabre alt unb
tuirb bon Sruu 8. s. Siebsder in Scran'
ton, 5reb bon 8InsbamtOn unO 8enia'
min unb SOispbine bobier dberlsbi. Seine
8serOisuns erfOIste am SUnnias.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
Bilsesbarre MadbriAten.

-Srau Sobn @iteI bon Butler Stra.
Be ipuroe porlebten Wontae sur leBien
Rubefdtte eeleitet.
- 8srtei & Sobn baben bereiis Be.
sonnen. an Steqe Der nieosresbrannten
Jubrit einen iolioen Nsubau su erri&isn,
Der Seuerf&aben betrdet etipa $40, 900,
Ser @burIes 3. Dbits, Elm be.
fainter SournaIiit bieies lbeiIe8 bss
StaateS unb bis Dor einisen Eaaen an
bleiisen ,.2eabsr" tbdtie, itarb Donnsr'
tag na6 einip6dentIi&er &rantbeit on
Der Maiisriu&t.
- &idarb 2iitle. friibsr Serauseebel
oes ,,Scrantoninn" in Scranton, bat bic
bieiise ..NeipS" anssiauft unb bieielbs
sri&sini felt Wontue untsr isiner 2situns.
oemotraiiia in nationalen Srasen, unab.
bdnsis in ber 2oialpolitif.
= Wiit BEN beutissn (Wit&elD Gage
besinneno. tperben bic 90 8e1en Der
2sbieb BAILEY 2obIen So. in Der Wpo.
ming Reeion cine Wode feisrn unb es
IT lei&t m6sli&, baB nod anbsre Berts
oiefem BeiipieIs fOIBsn tpsroen.
= Drsi @Obnbduier purbsn burd
elm Seuer seriiDrt, tpeIass Donuerifae
RaGmittae 8 'llbr an @ummisfsp Strube
ausbraH, uno uuG aneren,enbss gieen'
ibum mebr ober minber i4nsr bei&Gbiet.
Der 8erIuit beirdBt stipa $4,000.
: Ser Sauirsr Sobn z. Mset, mel.
der auf ben 8srba6t psrbaflst iporben
mar, an BEN 2obs Der Srau @iaiam
Diin& beibeiIiet setpsisn au isin, mubis
sntlafen tperben. ba bic nnteriu&une
ereab. bab bic 5rau an Seraperfettune
sehOrben mar.
Srau pbiIip 8odsp, psI&e fHon
felt einem Sabre ernftIi9 an einsm Ser;.
Ieioen franfte, purbe am Sreitas in Der
5riibs buth ben COB bon ibren 2eibsn
erlbit. Die Ssrftorbens ftammie aus
Raiierslautern, in Der RbsinpfaI,, ers
reiGte elm 4lter bon 60 Subren unb
binisrldbt ben Sattsn uno is&s ainSsr.
= Ser in elmer gIpmouib @rubs OF.
bsitenbe Miliam 8eib tpurbs am Spnn.
tag Norsen bon Rir1snsdnssrn aIs
2eide aufsefunben. Sn Der Ratt ,ubcr
mar er nit elmer &otie ausldnbiihsy
Hibeiter in Strsit unb mon slnubt, baB
bic sunse 8anbs ibn aneriif uno nit
Steinen unb 2ndppsIn au 9obe i6Ius
Die POIisei iu&t eifris nod ben Ibd'
tern.
-Sn Der DeIatpars 9e&s su Ulia
@reei. ber 8. h 8. So. ssbbris, brad
am Sonnias elm Seuer aus. tpeI&ss 10
rai& an rlmfuns aunubm; b.b am MOn'
tag bic 2aurel Stun 9e&s aufsessbsn
perben mubte unb bic ansrensenos Yins
8ibee 8ede ebenfalls bebrobt III. gins
!auienb Irbeiter mansn baburh feiern
uno mon arbsitet in brei beri&iebeuen
ablbsilunssn ssssn ben Gsusrtsrb.
= Gin Streii Der SsIIenarbeiter
(Rodmen) Ia bubur6 Serbinbsrt tuorben.
caB bic 2eute in elmer am Sonntae
Ibsno abesbuItsnen 8sriammluns be-
idIOHen, iid Der @enoHenidaft Der llni'
teb Dtine Worters ansui9lieben, no.
cur& iie SoRnuna bubsn, ibre abbns
nit benen Der @rubenarbeitsr erb5tt su
befommen. prdfbent 9RdOIs bsfiir.
lportete in elmer Rebe Elm oerartiess
SOrssbsn ais bus psrndnftisfs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
uu6 bem pberen Ehale.
(artbaIb Gprrsipunbsn,.)

- Dur6 einsn Dsdsnfaa in Der Gbtt
8ede su OIppbant tpurbe am Wontar
Batrid @ibbons ju Sobe sebriidt.
-Srau Mars StpaIIou bon OIp
plant. oeren @atte Dor einiger 3eit cine
elettrii6e @ridditeruns erb;eIt, an beren
5oleen er apsebIid iturb. Bat am Srsi.
tao sesen bic BoitaI 3eIeerupb @ompa.
ME cine @ntfddoisunesfIase fiir s25, +.
600 eintruBen lafien.
= gu Winton, BET ber aIs Ssiiup
Sunetion befannten arsusung Der 8. &
D. @iienbabn. tpurbe am Wontas atenb
@sOrse &omarsfi jun. bon @oserion bon
einem 8use setrOffen uno ssib6iei. Der
un8lildli6e puroe nobe3u sntstpei ae.
idnittsn unb beibe Beine autb idauber.
BAIT 3eroridt. Romansti bate feline
8raut beiu&i. init ber er in einisen "a,
gen bertunoen nerbsn ioaie.
(GarbpnbaIt aprrtippnbsn,.)
- Billiam Dufan. ber fi& bon einem
Winenfnaben bis sum superintendent be,
@oalbroof Wiine Der o. & $. Gompanie
bin0ufarbeitets. iiarb Donneiitds Ra&t
na6 Idnaerer 8rantbeii in ieinsr @Obn.
uns an Spring Strabe.
- am Dienifus Nbsnb pn,be beri6,
tet. bnb SRI. 8atie Bradley BON Der un.
teren powoerlp &oab on einem Isidtsn
4nfaae bon 8lattsrn erfranft iei unb es
parb oaraufbin cine Nuarantdne etab.
liri. um siue ausbreituns Der Rranibsii
su nerbinbern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
BielIeidit babtn Gle geipartet fur ben
Gjrobsn iabrli6en Uerfauf non
8lanfets, Gomiorters ,c.

gBsnn 70, tann psrbsn Gle uns, ME ifmtr
atraet In ,3sit finesn, nit btnftlbsn gslbafpa'
rsnbsn 8sltssnbtiitn, ipslde bistn 8rfauf ,l
elmer @ppts in BEN Sabrssssi6Gft bss 5auIsa
ssmaHt babtn. Der sanss 8Oratb bon 9an.
tets unb Gpmfortablss III in bisism Bsrfauft
singslGIciIsn, babsr perefn Sif uerfsben, oa6
li6 pitls goribsiIs In bsri arOben DspaItsmeni
bsfinbsn, bic niHt in eisfer slnssies sri&eintn.
9lbtr bisIss 10 sin gsrfaut efr nitt purG Rs'
hsn aufss5aultt psrben mub-sint einfats
anfiitruns Der Gbatlahen, prsisbGablsBunssn
anpsuisnb, 1T pUais ssniissnp, un bic psrbisnfs
AufmaIiamfsit su rpedsn.
Der Berfanf bauert nur fiir ssbn Sase uno
III iebt i'm bolIen Sdpunse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

Die eerabieBunsen auf GomfortabIes
jsbsr art fnb in sIsi&sm gsrbatnib wit auf
Slanfets.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
Der neue gSabl,ettel.

Ser nsus @ubbetteI. .tpobOn sins Gopis
bon Sarrisburs aussei&idt purbs. ift
bebeutsne ilsiner aIs Der aIts. DsrfeIbs
n 10 Bel l6 8On srOb uno enibdIt bic
Ramen bon iiebsn 8arteisn. namIib !:
Democratic. &spubIiean, SoeiaIif.2a.
Dor, Probibition, anti. Wa&ins. Snbe.
psnbsnt unb SoeiaIiR. OisisIben finb
10 sinesibeiIt, bub psnn mon in bas
8isrsd nebsn bem Namsn ber partsi. fur
trsIts mnn ftimmen tpia. Elm x marfiri,
70 bebeutet ss cine Stimms fir aus Gan.
bibatsn biefer Bartei. Die Rominirten
ftr bic bsrfdisbensn asmter Iieben ale
unter Der neberi@rift flr bas beiaais
1mt unb tpenn man flr einaelne Sane
oioaten bon beri&isbenen Barisieu ffims
men MIL, 10 IN ss nbibis. Elm X nsbsn
ieben 9famen su maden. gBir rotbsn
einem ieben Demsirat einfad Elm x ne.
ben ;, Democratic" su MAIDEN, ipomit er
feline poae PfIdt erfiIIt unb setpib III,
oub iein Iidet se,dbIt ipirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

- Der Miuiherruib bat ii& fir biz
8swiaisuns bon 30. 900 iiiriii6sn 9fun.
ben sur @iebsruufbuuuns BON Drti&of'
ten uno Sur nnte itdbune fiir bic 8e'
brdneien in WAeebonien enti@ieoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

= Rebaiteur Corona in Santiago.
Gubu, tpu,bs, neil er i'm Sanuar b. s
fsinsn gOaseen, ben 3sbattsur Snfula,
sst0Oist bate, su fe&s Sabrsn @sfdns,
nib unO 3ubluus elmer 6slObube bon
$4,000 berurtbsilt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

Bel ben GbsIsuien Ssnrp gnseI bon
Bird Strabs bat ii& elm 8ra&tmdbeI
eineefelt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

Benn es unter boiler rspubliiani.
iGer 8srpaIiuns irsenbwO ira@i. 10 ID
bas Elm ..@eiunounssprCeeb" es psr,
ben ba nur ..fauIe 8laisn aufsehodsn"
unb ..unssiunbe Sdfis aus8shoben".
Wenn buHeIbe untsr bsmoiratii&er 8ers
ipa!tune esi&dbe. 70 ipdre bas nur eine
Solee Der neutrality-suspicious. be.
motraiiidsn 8oIitit". Circumstances
alter cases.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
SUDDEN DEATH OF
MRS. H. W. M0 I. J E; !. a.
Expired q. Last Las Night ! Il from Con
gestlon Of the Lungs and
\. Heart Failure. !.

Mrs. Elenora foesta, widow Of Henry
w. Mocsta, died suddenly last night at
1ols O'clock at, her residence. No. III ~
East Main Street, aged slxty-threc years
and ono month. Tho Immediate cause Of
her death was congestion OF tho lungs
and heart failure. q 35 Il }
Mrs. Moosta had been complaining for
year or more. but her death was unex-
pected. as only Tuesday she was able
to be In her store.
Mrs. Moesta was exceedingly we'll
known she and her late husband, who
died eleven years ago, having como here
Just about the close OF tho war. Soon az
ter they began tho confectionery bust
ness and for tllirty-nye years had been
located on East Main Street.
Mrs Moesta is survived by four chill.
dren. all OF this city. They are William
Aioesta. Rudolph Moestn. Mrs. Dora Mil
Ter and Henry w. Moesta. Jr.33
The deceased was a native OF Hesse-
Darmstadt, Germany. where sister.
Mrs. Mehlbrccht still lives. She Is also
survived by two brothers. Peter Wilhelm,
OF Baltimore. and John Wilhelm. OF Phil
.adelphla. Mr.. j.. n. Node, OF this city. is
a nephew. @ "
Mrs. AIocsta was n member OF the Ger
man Evangelical Church at Sixth and
Clay Streets. Tho arrangements for her
funeral have not yet been made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
VOTE ON CANAL TREATY
WILL BE HAD TUESDAY
(By Associated Prcss.)

WASHINGTON, d, G., March ll--De-
cided progress was made to-day toward
reaching an agreement for n vote on The
Colombian Canal treaty, and when the
Senate adjourned few minutes before
o'clock there was a general understanding
that tomorrow. In all probability, some
hour next Tuesday would be definitely
agreed upon AS the time when q vote
should be taken upon the treaty and all
amendments.
All statements to this effect We're, how
ever, accompanied by tho announcement
that there were yet some details to be
arranged. leaving it impossible to con-
clude tho arrangement before tomorrow.
There is. however, no douht In the minds
Of leading Senator's that the vote will be
taken on Tuesday.
Tho arrangement was brought largely
about by Senator Frye. who, hy virtue Of
long service with Senator Morgan On the
Committee on Foreign Relations, has conc
10 be on terms Of great Intimacy with
the Alabama Senator. 30 Other Senator
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
WANT TO ASSURE
AMERICAN CONTROL
", (Bys Associated Press


Fl! WASHINGTON March 11.-Democrati tic
Senators are making an effort, under the
leadership OF Senator German, to reach
an agreement upon amendments to the
Panama Canal treatyto DO supported by
them, and each one has been asked to
give his views upon this point So far
substantial unanimity has been expressed
in favor of a modification OF article q,
SO as to place the control Of the canal
In American hands. There is general
complaint among the Democrats that the
provisions of that article precludes the
possibility Of protecting the canal by
American arms In case the necessity for
doing SO should arise.
1t is said. however, that no amend
fments will he offered by the Democrats
as party unless the support Of all the
Democratic Sneators can be assured In
advance While practically all OF them
are said now to be favorab BILE to an
amendment that will give the United
States control of the canal, 1t is under
stood that many. especially among the
Southern sena tors, say that II this or
other amendments shall be offered and
rejected they will reserve the right to
vote for the treaty in the end.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
DEER. BEAR AND GAME
TAKING TO HIGHLANDS
j(Bys Associated Press. )

NATcHEz, MISS, March 11,-A re-
port reached here to-day that the Texas
and Pacific Railway embankment at Boz
gree, in lower Cordia parisht about thirty
Ave miles south Of Vadalia, had broken.
but Sheriff Gillespie OF that parish, could
not verify the statement.
This ernbankment is Is feet high, or 8
feet higher than the high-water stage Of
1897, and is a new levee.l TO appreciate
the force that would be necessary to
break this levee, 1t is stated that the
average base OF a 15-foot levee Is 100 feet
through. Officers on the mail steamer
Betsy Ann are authority for the state
ment that frame buildings In the low
lands have been washed away. Residences
have been torn from their foundations,
and some have been caught and held by
the trees The owners and occupants
were glad to escape with their lives. Deer,
bears and other animals have been driven
to high lands and are being slaughtered
In large numbers. Il @
The weatheris threatening. The river
gauge is 46.s, being rs above the danger
line, and rising.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12

has vs. far AZ 4 u, any disposition to5delay
tile fltihi disf,ositiot1 Of the treaty, SO that
all that was necessary was to secure
Mr Mcrsaf,ts assent to the taking OF 4. = =
vote. The Negotiations were begun gu. early
In the day, and after Senators Frye ana ana
Morgan had been closeted for some time !,
the latter sought out senator German isi
and TALKED the situation over Win MN y
Tile result OF these and other conferences ere :
was tile ahnoiiro cement At inc ciosc u
tho day session OF the str7o 'ls -
billy 81 Of . vote on TUESDAY s, ~, >,.r
/. .3 PERMISSION ~. f ,i.ilS:..#A ~.
senator, Morgan exacteu :, nnnra AZ
printing IL the Cong i, ses .r, g.
tno trenarKs which he mas ~ e, \.
Ing nis pest ecoilectio., stt,,e sAssions ~
~! i "a - t''e ~,
10y, .s tlle a. =. IL aett Ia
.i,o So,st na. ~. =. saJu,, ~ Mr.. Morgan,
~, !, a niitnher AZ tha
:, nt,,,hi,n.t, ssaaters ,yhn$ sav thew find
u 'thero 7r,othitiu objectionable, and that
tl,ere "a On !. REASON why they should not
bo printed. q except that they bear upon
n treaty which IS always considered SCI
riously executive. They generally, how
ever, advise that permission BIO given
to print In order to save time, which they
now consider moro important than the
conservation Of Senatorial etiq tie.
z Democratic Senators have practically
agreed unanimously to urge an ami end p.
nlent to the twen - !, article q. tne
treaty, relieving ~ OF az questions ~ as
to tho right OF the United q states !. 70
control the canal anu uneS expre ss .co.l
iidence IN obtaining SONS hepuplicnn vot Us
for IT. Man Z. senators also express zig ...
CONVICTION that the cnange N ttle tr ta
commlttlng me uhltea tS.ates - po.,cy
OF - -, t,ra,,,
territory snould % elli'illia'eu' Us ei'e'' e's
ou ~ OF ,piace. I, ,o,,,.,,.. 4h.t AZ
ny ~; .aao .,L.ta,,t ,s,ndieca.
tieu'y ~! 70 ,,,. .a,,o !I11o
" - ., IN. ~ M, A,rv
~, , =. :, 4,1s.,, 49,. ~
, Lily :, i,.aue 20
pei1 wv. az % 1s' - so ~
spec. eAceps .,.ss - ops ~
20 60. ~ - tia,, ,ii
the CoHlHlttee On fole,sn het.,.os 49,,
meet tomorrow. ~ oruel - .aAe e ~
with the view new q Reporting - - e''o s7o"
ate. ssi 4, 49,.
# The Democrats Will make an e1i o't
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
net EARNINGS
OVER 4 MILLIONS III },
Thomas F. Jeffrles Was Not
Reelected to DireCto-
rate ORA, M. T. Co.
(By Associated Press. )

. I : e 4 ~ I'D d
NEW YORK, March 1l.-Tho annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the Amer
lean Tobacco Company was held to-day
In Jersey City. Tho old board Of drec-
tors were reelected with one exception,
Charles N. strot being chosen to succeed
Thomas r. Jeffries. of Richmond, Va.
After deducting all charges and ex-
penses, tho net earnings for the year
were $7,45O,57a
The stockholders OF the Consolidated
Tobacco Company also held their an
nual meeting to-day The old board of
directors was reelected, The report of
the assistant treasurer showed total
earnings Of $l329l,4 69, n
The annual meeting of the Continental
Tobacco Company was also held to-day,
when the old board OF directors was re-
elected. Tho treasurer's report showed
net earnings. after deductlng NIL charges
and expenses, of sll.776,9S4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
TWO FAVORITE
AT new ORLEANS.
Marion Lynch and Thane
We're Successful Ones at
Crescent City,
tBy Associated Press,

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 1l.-Mar.
lon Lynch and Thane were the winning
fayortes.
First race-seling, mile-Marion Lynch
Is 10 81 f!rst, Peter Duryea u6 to 81 sec
ond, Brown tg5 to d third, Time l:5s.
Second race-seyen MISUNDERSTANDING e
10 j first, Mrs. Frank Foster q to 100
second, Hunressa (2a to y third, Time,
1885.
Third receive furlongs~Redan a to
u first, Censor 40 to y second, Whlskey
King Is to u third, Time, 1905 1-b
Fourth race-handicap, mile and twenty
yards--Thane e to % first. stratton II.
Is 10 y second. Jessie Jarboe u TO y
third. Time. 1853.
Fifth race--selling. mile--Malster 10 ia
y first, Moderator Is to % second, Albert
Lee (a0 10 u third. Time, 1;52
Sixth race-nlile and a sixteenth Bond
age e TO q first. podie s. az to u second.
Danish g To q third Tins aiQl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
SPLENDID STORE
FOR SIXTH STREET ;. !, |
Messrs. Hutzler to Make Ex.
tensive improvements to
Broad st. Property.


1--WE 4 want to make sixth street the
center OF the business section Of the
Broad Street nelghborhood, and Will
build on Sixth Street as handsome z
store as Il u possible to erect.
the quoted statement was mnde last
night by Mr.. Charles TIutzlor, who. with
his brother. has recently purchased for
ty-seveil feet Il on sixth. Mr.. E,itzler
was asked what were the plans for IN
provements to be made Upon the prop.
erty recently purchased on Grace street
and on Sixth. The Messrs. Hutzler own
& fRhoads fronting on Broad street.
Their recent purchases embrace the
Davenport house which adjoins that OF
Major Randolph, and haS equal frontage,
and forty-sevent feet fronting on sixth.
MIR. IIutzler said that Immediate steps
would be taken towards the erection OF
nh exceedingly handsome store, with
frontage on Sixth, ana ruxhing back so
az to connect with the Miller q Rhoads
store IL desired. MIR. Hutzler was asked
II Miller & Rhoads would also have
the new building. His reply was THAI
they could II they wanted It. and pre-
ferences would certainly t,c given TO
them. lie could not give out Just yet
the complete plans for Improvements In
this section lie aid know them. They
we're not formulated entirBly, In the first
place, he said:
lie was asked Il tho Miller & Rhoads
81 ore would DO run through to Grace!
street. His reply was that no plans
had been decided on for improvements
to tho Grace Street property, but were
under contemplation. Whatever was
done would DO In entire consonance, he
said. with, the present residential sur
roundings. He wished to emphasize
this. - "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
Dennis A, Shanahan.

" Especial to Tho TlMes'IlspaEvH,1
t1nA,mJIsVII.IB, VA, March ll,-Mrs,
CHARLES Kent died at her home. near
Lottsburg, Monday. Shells survived ,b p,
a husband and several children, Het
remains Will be inferred IN ms t t.e.lae 70
II, Garner conducting the funeral ser,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
FARMERS FLEEING FROM
HOMES ON THE OHIO

EVANSVILLE. IND, March 1.-THE
Ohio river reached 424 feet this morn
ing with a further rise predicted. Sew
eral shaky boats Of tho Wabash and
Green rivers have been crushed in the
flood and loss Of life Is feared. Farmers
about Mount Vernon have fed, taking
their household goods and live stock
In the White River bottoms as far as
the eye can see fields are covered with
water, and thousands OF acres are inun-
dated. Houses are vacant, the occu-
pants having been forced out by the
water. White River is still rising.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
THREW UP. THE SPONGE
Joe Cans Had Little Difficulty in Worst.
ing Steve Crosby.

OOC 1buA k-'tIO A>ittsHA'NY ~ 49, o
ing Steve Crosby.
(By Associated EPrcas.) s5ss S
HOT SPRINGS. ARK, March n.-Af-
ter an elevcn-round fight tonight with
Steve Crosby, Of Louisville, Joe Cans.
champion. successfully de-
tended his title after doing most Of the
fighting and showing clear manifest
in every detail The two men were weigh
ed in at 1874 pounds. Tommy Ryan, the
middleweight champion, acted as referee,
and Honest John Kelley as time-keep-
er.
I The fight was a Cans affair from the
beginning. although there were times
when Crosby showed In good form. The
latter's hugging tactics not only saved
him from early defeat but brought out
Kisses from the spectators. In the
eighth round Crosby was knocked through
the ropes. He was repeatedly Knocked
down and when, In the eleventh round,
Cans was punching the Louisville black
all over tho ring, the latter's seconds
threw up the sponge and Referee Ryan
gave Cans tho fight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
RAINY WEATHER is
SSOFTENlNG THE LEvEES

4 4 NEW ORLEANS. LA, March IL
The river IS rising hero very slowly VII
The most unfortunate condition at pres
ont Is the continuance OF rainy w (. h
This is having the effect Of softenins
the levee and all Louisiana IS praying
4 for a return of sunshine. Six hundred
men are 1t work to-day at various
points along the river front. sacking
weak points and raising the line OF en-
tankm4nt All the levee boards Of the
State are practically In continuous .ses-
sion, and every foot of the levee on the
river and on its tributaries is under sur
VIGILANCE. al.N La "