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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
NEWS or THE WHEELMEN.
Nelson and kimble San for Europe-New
Yorker Lease Charles River Track.

On the Kroonlsnd yesterday young Joe
Nelson. the pace follower. and owen Kimble
sailed to fulfl their contracts In Europe.
They were accompanied by Charley Wells.
manager and trainer. on the trip over the
riders will keep in condition by boxing. skip
ping the rope and running about tho ships
decks.
Both Nelson and Kimble are under con-
trsct to ride five races. but they will probably
engage In twice as many. Nelson Ia to try to
push the hour record further toward Atty
miles They will appear at Paris. Rome.
Berlin and Copenha gen while abroad and are
to be back In the Unit'd States by May is.
II T. not quite two years since Nelson. who
IL only IS yrars old now, began to train for
racing, yet he gope 20 France as q star pace
follower and the holder Of the one.mils paced
record.
The Charles River Park track at Boston
has been leased for term OF four years to
n syndicate Of New York promoters. Tho
ftrst race meet will be held there on. April 10.
After that the present cement track will b"
torn out and a new board circuit, Ave laps o
the. mile. will BE- built The, track win b in
both the sprinting nd paced circuits Of Ia,
v G. A. and thus the con binatlon 81 New
England tracks against the circuit Is effeetually
broken
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
AMIGARrS SPEED HANDICAP.
TIE ONLY OUTSIDER TO WIN At
NEW ORLEANS.

Feur Faverites and Ono second Choice
successful - Wftfun and star and
Garter Have Easy Victories at snort
Prtces-Anothcr Mace for Ahumada.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 7s.--Fsvorites had an
innings at the track here to-day. Only In
one Instance did the talent guess very far
from the mark. This was In the Speed Handi-
cap at six furlongs. the chief event on the
card. Scorpio who carried 1875 pounds
carried the bulk Of the public money. with
81. Tammany and Josette. coup pied. also well
In demand. Amigsri. with the light impost
OF 90 pounds. went TO the post at Is TO l.
scorpio ran well under his heavy burden
for half the distance Then st. TGmmany
and Amisari were left to fight out the finish
Amigsri crossed In front OF 81. Tammany
near the end and finished In front. There
was no protest and the horses were placed az
they finished, with Josptte third
Musical Slipper was a slight favorfte over
Mollie T in the opening race and the pair
fought II out all the way. Mollie 7. tired in
the run home. but had enough left to beat
Musical Slipper by neck. A big field turned
out for the second race at one mile and the
good price OF to I was obtainable about
Star and Garter. the favorite Iindsey took
Star and Garter wide all the way. but The
others could OF get near him and the fayorite
won in walk. Fair Lass beat Brookston
WtfuH WAS favOrfte Tor the thlru race AZ
stos The disiance was q mile and siT {;
the whole journey. winning In ganop from
Ben Chance who took the place from Bud
Embry. 1hane, Mt 4 TO S, took the hfth race
from 1atson. and Ahumada furnished a sue
cessfl climax for the form players by win
ming the final race, at the short price OF
to S. -Four favorites one second choice and
one ,outsides took the purses and made IL
the best day the public has had for some
Firs, Rsoe-six furionss-Nollie T. roa 1lnds.y,.
10 and 70 5won Nrsical Slipper. Us Qelgets M.
ist1Sand ~ second Katie Gibbors, t0J tO'NelD
20 ~ I and is to I, q ird. Tine. ne. Double o.
The Bronze De non. Don Ernesto, lneolence, ilng.
dove Dande Belle. Balm Of Gllead and RAs'ls
second Race Ono mie-star and Garter. ioI
ulndslyl, s TO ? and I 70 TO- won; Fair Lass, i0l
Hack. is 70 and 10 TO- second: nrookston. o.
Sspsre. Lady Misisfs. Queen Of the ocean and
Third Rsee%one mile and a si,.een,h--wistiil.
N tFulier. TO 5 and 70 s. won: Ken Chance. lol
Sr. 70 .ps E, s,;n ;esona In ssd sneI Icu ~
Ross nco and Jessie Jarbos also ran.
Fourth R&ce-Speed Stakes: 81. ooo SIX fuhonTs-
AnJgan, % (Phinirs', rs 70 and 70 I. won y.
Tammsay ., tn,:yi,s9p, TO And nc 'c S5s
iG:''f frsne Res Roy beSeSer su%mer Il
You Dare. Tolamon. Aivar and Scorplo a'so ran.
ST .rammany and Josette were coupled In the
n "a Race-one mile and q half-Thane. 100
(philps,. 70 and out won; LAtson, y: ttfhacs)
ii 20 / and 70 s, second: Ceylon l01 tHirtS. 40
and 70 8. third. Time. 3At-5. Accoladeaso ran.
S.th Race-One mile-Ahumadn, o. (DsTsson,
% and out. Won; H a. sn- Ne' W Sr pnS1
100 TO and 20 10 I. third Time. i:+s Us. Dccon-
tion and Floyd X also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
"RITx TALKS, FIGHT.
Lsnky Rob Ready - Bee Ryan. Marvin
HAN. O'Bricn and (sus Rubin,

s OoV3 umo 6uo WonlIu.
Former Champion Bob Fitsimmons 10
LOOKING Tor q hght Fitz. who Ia In town,
says that he believes that he Ia Just as strong
as ne was when he was one-and twenty. and
equally a. clever Bob also declared that
all OF the so-called mid eweight cham
p'ons do not mean business. and was also
positive that Tommy Ryan. Jack O'Brien.
MARVIN Hart, and others are not as anxious
70 nFht him 40 they would have II appear.
some folks think said Bob. that I can
not get down to f6s pounds again. and he
strong. Maybe Ryan Is also Of the opiniont
Wei I'll fool him as have many othere
! am no bigger to-day than when met jim
Coroett at Carson City In 1897. weighed
lse pounds to his is3 in that match " ]
degded TO h9ht Ryan at the middle weight
hn,t ne would IN ynger, crawl out Of the
So rns In lot Of Other
national A. c. OF ort Erie, Is ready, to rive
us a purse OF $4,000 for a fight. Well, VI this
ga TACT have never heard Of II except what
read throug the papers
nyap $3.50 to meet IRE In a fovT-round bout.
He never showed up or notified me that he
would OF would not go on I offered 10 stop
him In four rounds That would be rood
Ryan was sincere JACK ODE" O'Brien NAV be s
honest about meeting me, but j guess he
reall, DOESN'T want any NJ my game. As TO
Hart. why didat he show up In Louisville
--Wni you meet Gus Ruhlnr- wa. asked.
really banker after match' I whipped him
once before and can do IL again.
- When told that the International A, G. Of
$500 for the struggle Fi,z curtiy replied.
We'll, have not heard anything about IT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
Callexe Aauaiic Cont ests.

IT,. water-polo game between Harvard
and Columbia scheduled 10 be played last
nisht Al the New York A. &. was postponed
at the request Of the Harvard players. Co
nmbia will meet Yale 81 water polo, ~
srTsd,lled, on March . In this .ity. Yale vii
play harvard on March ~ and The Brook ns
kximmiDr Club OF Boston week later. TIE
New York A &. has srrans ed an inis!colies e
late relay swtmping race 70 he held In its
mol neat Saturday nlslt. Five men are "a
constitute . team and each man 4. 10 swim
nfiy yards TIC colleges that VI be repre-
ssri,.d and q eiT teams arc A. follows
n f,ssans.ci clihtsn d AIioa, llbsH n Tsml
snq I<ss q hss.. sa r'.ssses N 'oa A>sl
pA.hnsylyshls v insm " Nh,ssot., osp,Aie'
4 n Verse JsAh l. oe'o'shss sHd \ A
Sg n orAwssa. s.p,.lsi n, q Lss4..
III q y 1ssI' 3 4 ok aud Jamss y Esssis
a. sglsi'tstss
,olumLi. las Arranged . sa,sf- POLO game
.ilg 10 Ilsy.lahJ AZ leiis Club. "a 10 pIsI ID
iI Cleveland beat mont
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
Easier Scholarship Conditions for Yale
Athletes.

NEW HAVEN. Feb. :s.-what has been
known as the ?.:5 rule for scholarship at
Yale tniversity. and which has been In force
since 1895. has been abolished by action Of
the faculty. 90 u was OFFICIALLY stated today.
According TO the provisions OF this rule. no
student was allowed to represent his class
or college in any athletic, literary. music III
q; dramatic or : anization II IA. average mark
for the previous term was below rs. The
work was /, The athletic loaders at Yale
have held that the 2.7s rule was bit IN T. o
were ambitious 20 became athletes II Is
held also by some 81 the UNDERGRADUATE
body who are enthusiastic over abilities
that tho abolition Of this ?.25 rule will mean
an Increase 81 the athletic material received
annually from the prep" SCHOOL,. that went
.ls' whero heretofore hecaus- Of the dis
elimination made against students trying for
athletic hOnorz.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
Crescent A. &. Trap shooting.

The principal event on the card OF the
Crescent A. c. trap-shooting tournament
yesterday at Bay Ridge Was the final contest
for the February cup; this was shot for by
quite number OF the clubmen at fifty targets.
F. T. Bedford. Jr.. won the trophy for the
day with IS, and also for the month with the
total Of Ai out OF possible $50. W. W.
Marshall was second yesterday with ~.
W. j. McConville aarnered a fifteen tar get
trophy event, scoring u to Is for the runner-
up. A. r. Fish Then followed two very eI-
citing team races. which reused the keenest
interest. In the first OF these events at
Is targets per man. 1--WE men to a team.
Charles A. Sykes's team won. with the total
Of 70 kills to "a for Erskine X. Lofts team.
Then followed a match between the same
teams with one more man ad led to each,
E. II. Lofts team turning the tables through
the handicap accorded to Henry c. Werle-
TIE teams tied with IFS ills q side on actual
SHOOTING. Werlemann's handicap OF three
won for his team.
Dr. George L. Poole won a twenty-five
f for Frank A steplenson.S the rnn NJ
Erskine II. Lott won a hfteen-target trophy
event tying with Dr. Poole with Is straight.
and taking the prize on the shoot-oH. is 10 Is
re final event at fifteen targets was won
by q. @. Stephenson. 10 TO IL on the shoot-of.
after a tie at straight scores with H. b. Van
After the shooting there was a meeting
81 o1 the s ana .e and i've 1tn1
with the Boston Al letic Association. This
event will be for q perpetual challenge trophy
a sterling silver loving cup and will be con.
once at Boston. The first match Of I've series
will occur on tie Bay Ridge grounds Marcel u.
100 argets per man, Charles A. sykes was
eli osen captain Of the Crescent team.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01

In addition to being a food, Ozomul-
sion possesses medicinal properties
which place it in the front rank as a
medicinal cure for such diseases as Lung
and Throat Troubles, Catarh, Cough,
Consumption, Impure Blood, Scrofula,
Eczema, etc.
Ozomulsion heals the lungs, soothes
irritation, stops germ fermentation, cures
microbal diseases.
It also makes new blood, improves
appetite, clears the compile xion and gives
younew life. Ask your physician about
II. He knows the formula and he knows
that Ozomulsion is the Food that does
good" and druggists use, recommend
and sell il.
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Test 1t Free.

II you wish to test what this wonder
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at once, giving name and full address,
street ard number, and we will send
you large sample bottle, free, by mail,
prepaid. Address OZOMULSlON,
81 DE Peyster street, New York.
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usSssss ssssLs in,ss.shs.sstis sAstins
asssfd.

1Lssdoss D. Bedford soa ~ the soil
sno~a bfsskiIs Tsiusash. son ss"ond llaas
,o ,Ls Ifsaisf hss tot lpisis'hoiasiIf
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ilia.f h I alnlts ., a .saoafs L,sallns
III sla srfsifs
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
To PSsht ~ san Francisco On March -
-Terry's Other Important Battles.

After en- Ga ginR In q number OF chalien ees
for nearly tao years Young Corbett and Terry
Mcfiovern are TO come 10 gether again In the
roped arena The lads were matched yes
terday 10 meet for twenty rounds before tho
Hayes Valley A. C.. San Francisco. on Mrrchs
The weight l. I27 pounds. weigh In at 4 o'clock
on the afternoon OF the ba,us. No articles
Of agreement have az yet been signed. All
the details OF the battle were arranged by
tele graph.
In taking on Corbett McGovern VAS COM
pelled 60 sacrifice NO other import ant MATCHES.
notably those With Banny Yanser. the Tip
ton slasher.- and Ben Jordan before the Ma
tional sporting club. London. on MAY y,
Tsrry's hGht with fAnser Was scheduled
for March 10 ~ for Erie. before tie Intsrns-
tlonal A q.
MsUoyefn's encounter With Young Corbett
wtll he for q division Of this CAT. feo.ipts.
rs 90, cent 10 tao winner and IS per cent. 10
TIC Loser o.. Nc tiers are 10 rsoeiv. %
paf cent Of tie noss amount taken 10 NJ
80 doors. Young Corbsit u ~ present In
han fftheisoo and hrfiossfn viii start fof
that place net week, after u mill Tor ~,
CO. Iassi.y sisss " llsdsip ia "
$1,000 .s'oI 20, w, fs poo ao ass mn. *
il,ns 90 90 into oonti ian 10 sTyuss Z. -
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2, 30 -" .sss % if.is' Ill soI a,s liza I'
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
Normal College Team Defeats Barnard
Girls In Basketba Game.

By the final score Of 10 points to the Nor
nal College Varsity basketball team defeated
tho Barnard College players In the Barnard
gymnasium on Mornin gside Heights yester.
day Miss Mahopey and Miss Wildwood
and Miss Munson Tailed Normals hve goals
from the field. while Miss Roth and Miss
KIotz guarded very cieverly. For Barnard.
Miss Dorian and Miss Cooley scored. The
series between the two colleges was best two
in three games and Normal College. having
won two games straight, wins the series,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01

BOROUGH OF QUEENs-sALE on RENT

COMPLETE FARM; u room house; s outbulid.
ings ~ acros. clear; live stock, crop, all farming
implements fruit trees. gTapevines rs minutes
from s4th street ferryi IS minutes from depot; q
bargain. will sell for % 500. Inquire AdyeftLslnQ
once. $40 Broadway Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
jim CORBETT NAMES TERMS.
WILLING to Acrede Anything 60 Trghi
Jenres-To Talk Over Match To-day.

I'nIe.. both men are seeking advertisement.
there should be something doing In the way
Of q match at the confab to be held to-day
between Billy Delaney. representing Jim
sefries. and Jim Corb~tt. Corbett. who II
row In philadelphia. will arrive In town early
this morning He has already announced
that he will accede 10 anything reasonable
IN order 10 facilitate q match between himself
and the n ,iiermaksr. Corbett declares his
willingness To flE ht to q nni-h. winner take ALL
and have III. mill decided next June. DELANEY
said yesterday that no articles would he
slsned to-day, That was out Of the question.
A. bs,nR Illegal 20 do such thing IN this Stat"
The cbsmHon will not be presnt At thu ss.-
sion Jenriss u ~ psttsd to-day from Ger
roll. Ohio. where he has been visiting his
'Fort Erie. suit. .. al right. ssid Delaney
yesterday, but stfaiS TO .sy the club hss
Sss oe sLlrk u Y said tho club % WILING
70 oner. Neither have We received any word
from Other soaroe. shon, some ~ Ga,
clubs Hn In ,plts Of AL ,hIs ~ VII ,.
AGOnt Jshres dolns this aud thai Co for'"u
when lac ps.'s him srs, par. fahrl'aiions
knows thai Ne docs not tails 10 THE s'rain"
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assls.,. s..s oa.a 10 s,..as...s s.s..

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
baseball Notes.

The schedule meeting Of the National leasue
viii be gin ne1 Wednesday at tie Nictors HottL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01

Snrsssasiss sHIssEai
,syshi iasl Psyalfn's ~ edo sisoas rsf
TED fftinf fllfts sisi 90 ~ lasts az 80 4 IN
- hsDOstlL y HOO 80 40 s,ih a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01

REPUTABLE PHYSICIAN desres lease from
private householder back unlurnished paTlor with
living accommodations on upper floor; must be
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED-SmAli. unfumizhed house OF room,
corner apa nment between saith and Ssth sts.. Nsdi
son 10 sixth av.. state lowest terms, &C. Address
with pariiculars, LONG LEASE. Am. Dist. Tel.
TO 9Th ay,
The independent., 1903-03-26
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL
Few People Know How Useful It Is In Pressrv-
ing Health and Beauty

Nearly everybody knows that char
coal is the safest and most efficient
disinfectant and purifier in nature,
but few realize it's value when taken
into the human system for the same
cleansing purpose.
Charcoal is remedy that the more
you take of it the better; it is not a
drug at all, but simply absorbs the
gases and impurities always present
in the stomach and intestines and car
ries them out of the system.
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating on
ions and other odorous vegetables.
Charcoal effectually clears and i'm
proves the complexion, it whitens the
teeth and further acts as a natural
and eminently safe cathartic.
1t absorbs the injurious gases
which collect in the stomach and bow
els; it disinfects the mouth and
throat from the poison of catarrh.
All druggists sell charcoal in one
form or another, but probably the
best charcoal and the most for the
money is in Stuart's Absorbent Lozen-
ges; they are composed of the finest
powdered Willow charcoal and other
harmless antiseptics, in tablet form
or rather in the form of large, pleas
ant tasting lozenges, the charcoal be-
ing mixed with honey.
The daily use of these lozenges will
soon tell in much improved condi-
ton of the general health, better COM
plexion, sweeter breath and purer
blood, and the beauty of it is, that no
possible harm can result from their
continued use, but on the contrary,
great benefit.
A Buffalo physician in speaking of
the benefits of charcoal, says: "I ad-
wise Stuarts Absorbent Lozenges to
all patients suffering from gas in
stomach and bowels, and to clear the
complexion and purify the breath,
mouth and throat; also believe the
liver is greatly benefited by the daily
use of them; they cost but twenty
five cents box at drug stores, and
although in some sense patent pre-
paration, yet / believe get more and
better charcoal in Stuart's Absorbent
Lozenges than in any of the ordinary
charcoal tablets.