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remedy for coughs, colds pulmonary
diseses OF all SUES.
The sun., 1903-03-05
FOR ORDER on THE BALL FIELD.
Puiiiam wants Power 70 Act-Natioaal
LeAlue,a Now Schesiula.

The adoption Of q new schedule. to suo-
ceed the one adopted last December and
the formal presentation to their new asso-
ciates In baseball Of the two Philadelphians
who are to represent the Quaker club were
two things done at the National League
meeting In the Victoria Hotel yesterday
The revised schedule 10 constructed along
the same lines as that which was adopted
before peace was made with the American
League The new one provides for twenty
games each for the eight clubs instead Of
twenty-five. the season closing on Sept.
a. TO make room for probable games With
the American League teams
The championship season will begin on
April 1e with Boston in Philadelphia and
Chicago in 81. Louis The New Yorks will
not open until the day following. nor will
the Cincinnatis. The former will open at
home with Brooklyn and the latter at home
with Pittsburg. The number OF conflicting 9
dates with the American League 10 COM
paratively small. as follows: Ten in Boston.
two In New York. Ave in Philadelphia. four
teen in Chicago and six in st. Louis.
Col. Rogers and A. J. Reach OF Philsdel-
phia both made short speeches touching
upon their retirement from active participa-
tion In the legislative affairs OF the National
League. They introduced their SUCCESSORS
James Potter and Edward Hyneman. and
spoke a good word for them. Hart OF
SnlcaRO mOveu that MeSsrS. Heach ana
Rogers be made honorary life E.embers OF
the Nat tlonal League, and the resolution went
through with rush.
President Pulliam displayed symptoms OF
genuine desire to improve matters on
the ball field In regard to the behavior OF
players. He does not want to be q figure
head In this respect, and he suggested that.
instead OF having to report on questions
of rowdysm and finding fault with umpires
to the board OF directors. he be vested with
power to take immediate steps himself tCw:
ard squelchlng outbreaks on the field and
the causes thereof. II Is expecte ed that there
will be Q report on Pullism's suggestion at
to-dsy's session. Col Rogers was sue
ceeded by Mr. Potter as member OF the
committee on constitution. and Mr. Hart
made his report on the action OF the Joint
rules committee at Chicago. The msgnates
decided to have no night sessions hereafter.
which will give them more opportu nifty to
take In the beauties OF the upper Broadway
region. Those present at yesterdays meet
ing were:
Philsdelphia-Col Rogers. A. J. Reach. james
Potter. Edward l. Hyneman. Boston-A. II.
Soden, ". X. Conant and J. B. Rulings. Brook:
lyn-C. II. Ebbets and z. Hanlon. New York-fred
Knowles and J. Brush. Pfttsburg-Barney Drey-
fuss and illAm Locke. Cinclnnau-J. Flelsch-
mann. Chicago-James A. Hart. 81. Louis-
Frank Robson.
j H. Farrell, secretary Of the minor leagues
organization, was about the hotel, in re-
sponse to q call from President Powers "
IL likely there will be q meeting shortly OF
Powers. Farrell Pullsm and johnson to
draw up q new national agreement.
The sun., 1903-03-05
PREMIER STAKES TOSMATHERS
ms NEW PURCHASE, DICK BER-
NtRD, WINS BY 3 LENGTHS.
owners Ptrst victory on the Running Turf
.-w,lful shows stamina and speed and
Takes Mile and an Eighth Handicap
The Big Players Lose on seorpio.

NV ORLEANS, March +-Dick Bernard.
the colt for which E. f. Smithers paid Durnell
; Herr 5000 yesterday. won the Premier
stakes for two-year- -olds. which was the star
event Of to-day's racing card. and scored
Mr. Smathers's first victory on the running q
uurf He made all his own running and
won pulled up by eight lengths Petunia
was conceding tho Smathers purchase eigh-
teen pounds and the task proved too much
for her over the heavy track. Wilful, giving
weight to everything in the mile and an
eighth handicap, showed both stamina and
speed Her chances are not to be sneezed at
in the Derby. particularly II the track Il
muddy To-day she simply galloped all the
way and won une1tended
Another Derby candidate. Standard Bearer.
appeared in the handicap. Scorpio was be-
ieved by the big players to have the six
hlrlong purse affair cinched The BELIEF
vas costly as Right and True and Mrs.
Frank Foster both beat him out He had
an excuse in being crowded back at the start.
The first race was a eallop for Versifier.
Molhe I. was r. handy winner in the hve-
iurong dash and Peat won the last event as
his rider chose.
s,o and ) to /, won; BaIkisnore, il3 Robertson,
pto and to s. second: Musical Slipper, 107 Gan
c,g La. aSee T%s Psss
eugene. King podo. Carpet knight and Lexington
Feaa also ran
Second Race-Ftve furlongs: selllng-Mollle T.,
w. tlAndssyl. Q TO / and TO s, won; Allyar, us
iWinkneldl, even and to S. second; Lady Brock
way, " TuleD, I5to and 10 l, third. Time, i0t
lAoka, Miss Hume. Little Chico, Our Lady, Alpaca,
Matte Gibbons. HanEie. Ropedsle and Rukseton
Aso ran.
Third Race-SiI furongs Right and True. os
MEGA nertyl, Q 10 Z and even won: Mrs. Frank
Los,cr, a5 Dsvisson. 8 10 and /! to second;
ia Shoony Matte Spencer. Tenderio'n and
o Toarh R.csAThs RAJ T Prcm,er stakes. 8, 900 added;
tvs flrlongs-Dick Bernard, los tHelgersonl /.
20 10 and out. won; Petunis; im todoml Is TO
sto and to s; third. Time. los. Transmigra-
,ion and Or, Loder also ran.
Finh Rscs-Handlcsp; one mile and an eighth
Nitfl lo2 tFullen, ? to S and out, won Ben
,hance. lo1 (Munro, 10 and to !. second Jessie
Jsrboe, % (Haackl, sto and A to s. third Time.
:0i Rrne, Hanover. Queen and Standard
iesrsr also ran.
Slih Race ce.-Ssnins: one mile and q sixteenth =
reat. los Lindsey. sto and to s. won; Compass,
"a HACK. 20 to 1 and to 1, second Moronl, iot
,Roohins, sto 1 and z TO s; third. Tine l;es.
Georgia Gardner. Pay the Fiddler and uterp also
The sun., 1903-03-05
JOHNSON HARD At WORK.
American League Meeting To-day1Then
Location Of Grounds.

The American League will hold It's an
nusl spring meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
to-day. About O'Clock the delegates will
convene in Psrlor d. which was long oc-
cupied by the National League. President
johnson, Charles Comiskey OF Chicago and
Benja jamin Y. shibe Of Philsdelphis arrived
here yesterday. President johnson said last
night:
I'VE will probably be in session about two
days and will fix up lot Of business The
New York situation will be settled definitely
and the location Of the grounds will be made
known There Ia no hitch now and every
thing will be plain sailing As soon ss We
give out the details, work on the grounds
will begin al once New Workers viii know
all about IL before Saturday sure.
the local proposition yesterday and held "a
will later become identified With Americs
League affairs in this city All OF the dele s
Somers OF Cleveland. who 10 ct Hot springs
and VIII not be able to attend. Clark 6rif-
nth, the manager OF the New York Americans.
will be here TO make several trades.
The sun., 1903-03-05
Hockey.

Unusually fast play won for the Columbia
University team last night In the New York
Hockey League championship match at
the Clermont Avenue Rink in Brooklyn. The
New Workers. opponents were the Hockey
team of the Stevens Institute Of Hoboksn.
The SCORE Stevens, n Columbia,
AZ the Clermont Avenue Rink ySterd az
afternoon the Brooklyn Boys High School
met the Frasmus Hall High School Ia cham
pionship match OF the Long Island Inter
sololsstio League From ~" STAR the fdhs-
mus Hall boys played good hockey They
tailed goals In tie iirst hall Donoshu.
on a pass from smsltsrr and "a" latter oh
school CAPTAIN Gibson tsih.d. nAkihy the
figures f? u | when the period "Ided m
lie second half there vas no scorint untll
IAN ,aii.ad Tor be fish school. tying The
score and making the game az even prh
Al to1 1--WE minutes vas allowed 70 play
"a and In thls after four minutes and thifty
ssoonds EIasmus rallied and won out, smrit-
TeT sho1,lns tie xihnins goal on a pass IRON
fAIls Tie score Hlsh schooi' hSm.s
lie tripl. tie which .slis,.d IN o.. olsn-
plssship ioufn sm.nt ~ the Ions Island ln-
tlssm,.s HAli Hlsk scLooI cs,hsdrsl seeoal
~ sI psuI's ~ lafdsn CHy aud the h,ooklyn
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lls ana tally 81 2 sosls too
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hseksi % 10 ~ hlohola' Fitf i"s's'asS w
10 too
The sun., 1903-03-05
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The sun., 1903-03-05
CONSTITUTION AT BRISTOL.
New Suit Of sails for Iacht-Coiumbis 70
Have q New Suit.

BRISTOL. March A-The Constitution ar
rived here this afternoon In tow Of the tug
Ar 60 from New London. where the sloop has
been hauled out since the fall OF 1901. The
Constitution is In barge Of Capt. Uriss
Rhodes The big sloo came TO Bristol to
At out for racing and there 10 q lot 10 be done
TO her new suit Of sails has been made
for the yacht at the Herresboh loft. and some
of the older sails which were used on the
boat the last time she raced have been re-
itted for her,
EI-Commodore T., d, Morgan Of the New
bis In her races IN 1901. Including, the series
when she beat the Shamrock H.. was at
Herreshon relative 10 the hitting Of the CO.
lumbia with N new suit Of sails Mr.. Morgan
10 10 manage the Columbia again the coming
season.
The sun., 1903-03-05

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The sun., 1903-03-05
OBJECTS TO THREE IN FIVE.
Reply OF Major Delmar's Traines 70 Leed
Derbys Handler.

In reply to the proposition Of George Spear
that the race between Lord Derby. 206x. and
Major Delmar. 2'oSH. be three In i've hsats
instead Of two in three. A. p. MoDoaald.
trainer and baoker Of Major Dslmay, says
in a telegram to THE Sun that he wtn not
trot thTee-in-five race. He viii trot u = be
proposed. two in three. and make II fof July
4, and under these conditions he viii eooept
Spears propositions as to forfeits and post
the amount at once.
When this communication was shown 70 che
trainer OF Lord Derby he replied that h vas
not prepared to give q definite reply without
further consideration. Il feel that Il we'll
not be proper for me to oonoeds 2 pci3t I
consulting Mr. Bmathers,s Wa III sSevr.
Mr. Smathers Ia en- route from New ORLEANS
TO California. and 1t may BE- two q three days
before he can be communicated With.
Secretary Reeves OF the New York DriyJng
Club u already In touch With both pay4es.
and is trying to arrange to have the p4ce
trotted over the Empire track, II the prtn-
cpals can agree upon the date Of July 4 ns
association will arrange additional ra0eito
make q full progra anne Of aport
The sun., 1903-03-05
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The sun., 1903-03-05
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The sun., 1903-03-05
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The sun., 1903-03-05
Brooklyn skating Races.

oliver Dorlon skated . mile last night At
the Clermont Avenue Rink. Brooklyn. within
a FIFTH of a second Of the amateur indoor
record. He started from soratch with Philip
J. Kearney and William W. Swan and won
by three yards The novice raos brou Ght out
second place and r. 3 Page. third.
One. Mile Senior Class Hsadicap-wm By.
Onver Dorlon, Montauk Stating Cub, scrstch
second: Philip J. keaney. Pawnse a. G.. soratch.
third Time, minutes 81 t-s seoonds
Cermont Hockey Club; W. Dgden. ooupbl.
University, second: Y. s. Page. Stating Cub Of
Brooklyn. third. Tine. I minute ~ seooadA
The sun., 1903-03-05
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The sun., 1903-03-05

AIcsnum wheeimen sixth. Morningsde ssvsnth.
hIth team SCORE. Bufalo. individual evefnge-
barnett nrst: Hclles. second Schul third Rdder
non, fourth; Intormonte nfth- High individual
score-klots. The scores:
s vrnsr oAnl 49,.
i7oF. Gendes 100 Iehrbach. i7s. Total se7.
stein. is7: Weiss. i7s Knaui. les. Totsi. sol.
60 esooND oAhn.
stein. isi eiss, iss: Rnsui ia e%i Tossi ss M bern
iss: Hsusssr. i1s; Dent. 100. Toisi. S. " ''
TuIBD dAHn.
,.Spsrtan.Schulse, Isl: Schilling. ies: nsicr.
KI.kshns~briniams iso ldiose,. .H is7: 3. Meyer.
iss; Feusser. iea; Dent 80. Total SO.
u, Pima and :. one Of the mos, dinhcun spares On
ne Aneys. was made By Nm. Brandt In the second
the ATdslsy ladies pulling out the victory By
tAlyfng ~ pins In the Last frame. The scores;
YfRSr 0AAI.
Progressive Lades-Ara Brandt, liE Ma
yetter e; ms Allen. 100; xs Hisbie. co. hs
:. Jody Women Of staten IsiAnd-Mrs. Nickel. 49,
nrs oryee. iot; Mn. Degmaisr. ioe Ars Zimmer.
iss; An. Heinsmab, rs. Total, se7.
sRooNp oANH.
Progressive IAdies-Mrs, Wise, ~: Nm. ystteI.
=: hs Allen. iSo' An. Higbis %; Mrs. Brandt, TO-
.Ard:lsy L.dies-ns. Rogers. 10, Ar. Meier.
Ensslhardt. io7. Total 80.
,o,,x wou, =, fs,sp s,.,. oi1s t...av,. N,,.., ,,s
100 hrs. Hs,neman, ia. ro&sl. ~.
- ,Ard:sy I.aiss.HiaL. 81 RoEerA ios MA -, Meier S
EngslhArdt io Total en-
The sun., 1903-03-05
w~,sh,s for the carter Handicap.

TIE Carter Hsndicsp- For three year -olds and
upward; w each. half forfeits or t5 " declared
By March a. with s,ooo ADDED. OF which ssoo TO
,hs second sAd $40 10 the third weighb 10 be an
nounosd March a. winners OF o race OF the value
of SrSo Aftsf the publication Of weights, 70 carry
avs pounds eItra. seven furiongs 10 be run on
The sun., 1903-03-05

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The sun., 1903-03-05

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The sun., 1903-03-05
4. l.. =. Robinson Commodore Bsurns's
Fleet Captain.

Commodore Frederick q. Bourne a The
New York Yacht Club has appointed @. L. y
Robinson fleet captain. Mr.. Robinson was
rear commodore last year
The sun., 1903-03-05

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10 NM H:,nsnsn, ia. fUssi. ~ ~
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Eni.iS.ias is "1S; To..i IL a.. N'"- ''''
Ias Tailspoosas tauied i.oi7 In Tns Broh1 League
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dorfsI. ie7; BIae.,eI, ~; S!umpt, is.. Total 7E
leo; DaSnsr. isS Fowler ia. Total. ssa'
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Ns-
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The sun., 1903-03-05

PRINCETON. March 4.-The Princstoa baakst-
ball team was defeated this afternoon By the
University Of Pennsylvsnia ave By . score
OF 81 to so. The Pennsylvsnis team defeated
the Tigers on Feb. II by SCORE Of ~ 70 10,
greatly. and II it had not been weakened BY
the diss bility Of Capt Wrishtson and u Carter.
one of the forwards, the visiting team pgoba-
bly would have had more difdcih work to
win. Al the end Of the nrst half the score
stood q TO ~ In Prtnceton's favor, but In the
second half the Tigers team worn vss out
Classed by that Of PennsylvAniA.
The sun., 1903-03-05

Yale Cancels Fencing Bouts WIN Harvard.
CAMBRpoE. March A-Yale has oaaeslled
the fencing bouts With Harvard wAieh were
night The manager Of the Harvard fendnR
team has arranged with the Co!psn fSnoers
TO come here and compete with the Crimoon
experts on Friday night
The sun., 1903-03-05

NE Berheley: Of Nsw.Is droPpsS ,s We o. ns @s
tournament last night Tue scores:
Berkeley-R,ohter, isc; Nsines, lSs; coghlaa. is1,
Noack. ,2e; weingarth. ieo. Total, s7i.
Circls-Mosher. 100; White. IN: raf, isi:
:. Be,kel.yInichter; iss hainss ite; e coshisn' M
Cirois-Ioahsr iss: white, iN: Yalk, fi;
NcAdsm, 49, LsBoueau. 70s. Total. eis
Berksisy-Richter, 302: Names. isS: Coghlsn. M;
No.ol isei wsinsarsh. n5 To'., ,So ~ ySs ,,e
nslSsm e,sSsaa:a' La t.sS1S..S sS, %h 81 % TSi. g. "
The sun., 1903-03-05

with two more victories TO his credit at the
white Elephant alleys last night. Dickson Joined
the ranks of the bowien who are pushing Joe
Arnold hard for the lead In TIE sun Individual
Championship tournament. The scores:
The sun., 1903-03-05

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n i.a.sss f.ss.' "ti ~ 81 a.ass' az t,aat
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The Republican journal., 1903-12-17

That the Democratic press should re-
sort to every expedient possible to pre-
vent the nomination of President Roose
velt to succeed himself is not surpris-
ing. From their standpoint, the for
lorn hope of Democratic success, he is
the candidate most to be dreaded. No
other Republican that is or can be
named is so strong with the people as
he; and by the people is meant all
who are not blind followers of par
ty banner. No one can question Presi-
dent Roosevelt's sterling integrity, his
evident desire to do the right thing and
his unflinching courage under all cir
cumstances. That is the kind of man
the people like. He may make mis-
takes; but they will be forgiven be-
cause his motives are right. If the
Democratic press, aided by the organs
of stock jobbers, succeeds iu making
Senator Hanna a Presidential candi-
date on a platform satisfactory to the
trusts and the spoilsmen, he will be
defeated at the polls beyond doubt.
and will deserve defeat. Let President
Roosevelt continue in the good work
of turning the rascals out. When ne
succeeds in purifying the Post Office
Department he may find like work IN
other directions,