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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03
SHERIFF LOOKING FOR STOCK BROKER
Action Against C. E. Staples to Recover
1891. Alleged To Be Due Plaintiff.

Cyrus r Staples. the stock broker, of No. 2ll
AEorta guest. Brooklyn. wanted yesterday pE
cberies Melody on an order OF arrest granted by
Tustice Marean of the Supreme Court on the ap-
icatior OF counsel for Sas E. Bates, in ali action
nv Mt Bs tes against Staples. TO recover S.2Si.
which the plaintiff alleges the broker received IN a
sy5,,cssr, csoscitv The money was alleged To ne
5,e a. the result Of transactions IN shares OF the
TeU-York Ontario and Western Railroad Company.
7, - said Yesterday by n friend Of Staples that
ba had Ieft town by advice Of his physician on &C
count of III health. 81, ,7-,,
No tried to bring about the purchase by the city
T9r,olxfy-r7 MsvOr Chapin'S term OF the plant
~ Tie Long Island Water supply Company. IA
-, s@tion brought William Ziegler, through VIII
-, -. 5:ay-noT the purchase ljoined by the
Supreme Court Later, the city condemned the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03
The regular weekly changes IN Liverpool sta
1 ILL., LII, rnrno risnrs

Cotton Exchange special IvsrPo2l eabies-sgo5 eos9
bales 1900 bales receipts 2ooq bales; ae
can 2Vy cosed eas1 net 4 az points lower; May
and MayJure. 524d; JuneJIiy b.
esm6er soG+6ld D :ss 4-0s14 O''
# N6 fs94t%he steady to firm -four
market was quieter Saturday and uEchsrg s SP
patents 5! 15 g o as w spfng ossPs os
s 5 sSss ss 1o to s15Ta No ffss F15R
FAR te F22d ME S e1S qaosd
6 dried Sass 10 n to s5g Yellow BA s. s M5l
Quiet q y Sss, 81 Fine "Rf anf
spot 81 So sacks TO a5gye ~ a no. no ssc city
s sges si9 5osis sesd cake. s27 HomiHy chop
sc 70 through desire not finish
tor ali day closing lsas4c net higher with May the
STRONGEST option tn the I a On STOCK here The two lead
ing the bull side were hr h GSos @-t
enough in the part q next week 70 occasion son1s
Engiish markets Paris being closed While in AL parts
OF the winter wheat best Ia weather are Tot
fully Snown bulls insist that more or less damage
tHis " " il not entertained by majority q the trade
For Me ay xneete I'M the visibe and fgres
thai oo ssb 1s6r receipts % for the day
than las. yea[ 6.t pay :, loads ~ wheat ali OF It At
ouports freight men reported that ~ lPS1s 9i
spo; ana hrst half MAY loads for antwerp and
c 9Sii 5s 4m WITH MAY at o'clock bid
s2a.c elevator and go , aioaa So
o afoat..-.... CoRN-Throughout the day corn was
,tfve limitations Of
croparnage small interior receipts, nrnsr cables and
reported
. unsod there. that the stock
was expected largely This week Exporter.
to,r.,t Loads % corn NeW-YOTk ard nothing
uos The regular here was firm al 3zH4c net at-
yarr ith very little noted during the late curb
Tuv being 5f7.c O'Clock No corn closed soc eeVa
Tor p afioat. No white sac and No vel
low b host- ATS-Ihe market FOR
dull ali day firm with other markets ash sales
hsra 60a hush closed Csc. No ,,
az No w6te 4Ol7c. No white. 3si.c. track mixed
Don7frI- Track white 3Sdi5c. and standard waite 60
- RYF-Narket easy: 40 Western, 59isc. ,
sea Ftl4El-MarEet steady
Feeding vas quoted Sic and mailing 52d5Sc. both .
Ruffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03
some Of the aues.lons 10 be answered on prnte.

Some of the questions to be answered on printed
forms are:
Do you regard your organization as sufficiently
equipped for active duty in the field?
What. in the opinion of the captain. is the mini
strength that be maintained? Is II pos
sble to maintain minimum Of not less than fifty
five
Are the officers addicted TO gaming or drinking?
Do they ever drink play with the enlisted men?
Has company a library. and what books?
What is the armament of the command. and In
what respect does it differ from the regular army
the racks kept locked? Who has the
key?
is there full supply OF lockers. chairs and
What means has company for extingushing
fire.
What is the character and fitness for service OF
recruits enlisted since last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03
SUOTHERED BY, OATS.
Worhman Buried in Gram Not
Missed for an Hour.

Under an avalanche Of oats Patrick Laney'
six+v-four years old. of No 30 Baltlc-st-' BROOK
Ivu was smothered TO death yesterday IN the
building occupied by the Fulton Gram MILNE
Cornnanv. at the lower end of Pacihc-st-, that
,.o~o-,qb with three other men he had been de
failed 70 trim the oats they passed into the
cat Dit on the fifth floor. when ii was found that
there was sufficient space for the storage Of oats
on the floor beneath The leader Of the men
was ordered to get them out Of the way Of the
chute as the oats would he let through In
minute Iahey apparently did not understand
the order and remained in the path of the chute
af+a- the others had left il, and when the grain
rs LEI through he went with il TO the fourth
Hoor He was not missed for nearly an hour.
when q search was made for him ana MS b"oE
rrrvaT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

r-c1rr-r,r- C, New-fork. May .. 1903.
opening quiet at unchanged prices to an
ast SO o. points yesterday coffee market very
tuLFt allQ was nnaily quiet but
D Dass sales were reported OF 575O bags The early
Ir,1+s uhnaluetaI in fact, it very little
70 aHect local prices The declines abroad were
JIst ABOUT IN line with expectations II anything not
a. Ltcn as que on the New-YOrk closing OF Fri
ia ItaVTe was = franc lower. Hamburg unchanged
a pig lower and Santos marked quotations
zoo refs Receipts primary points were node-ateIv
4uIt f1stlnates Tor the decrease
placement snow rather expanding
e loss the month OF April being placed az be
SWe5n -sVtVO and 10000 bags. This however loses
eY.3 us Iorce when viewed in connection with
eCted cary movement Of the crop and .he fact
that the visible supply considerably reduced a.
estnaed VIII still be sufficiently heavy to be burdensone
80 speCulaliol Inc spot market quiet
uo3s on the basis Of 5isc for No 4
The range Of contract prices
was follows - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03
TO LEAVE CLEARING HOUSE, TOO
Notice Given by United States Mortgage and
Trust Company

The United States Mortgage and Trust Company
yesterday served notice the Clearing House
banks q IFS intention 10 discontinue connections
with the Clearing House May Il On and after
that Gate al checks, drafts. etc. drawn OF this
company to be presented for payment 81 the
oo-npa1yss main Office Nc. Is Cedar-st. except
items drawn end Office. which 70 be
presented thar ONCE. Broadway and Seventy
thiro-st The notice is signed by George X Young
president Of the company.
The United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Is OF the most important institutions u Its
kind &c this cit-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03
NAVAL STORES.

The market Tor spirits tu-peuri1e higher. owing
to the Iighr stock hand Machine made
quoted 49izc bEt arrivals shipment about
week. were quoted a. 80 E1si- steady and
changed Tar ruled steady and uEcna-s-1 We quote
follows
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ou tb.s. zee: r1aeHins made
bbIs-
TAR-Piue bbIs. s. 25gS2 30 oil bbIz. 8 A.
ROSIN-C'oTnC0 Z0Ci strained. s. fo. D. s. zoe
So =. s. p, T. s. So G.. s. So IT s. -. s.. X.
So 81. NJ s. -. y. s. So " g. s. So ~ w. 81
STOCN on HAND
Spirits turD=u--ne- ll1 l1 =
London. May OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs 81 E7sin--
American. strained IS Cd. inc. los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03

COTTON-Speculation in cotton to-day par
ucuIarly active ana fluctuations broad.
transactions seemed 10 partae largely evening
uD character. though there perhaps
for the new crop result OF the unfavorable
average Of reports though the day
called for Just about such weather in the belt
sideTed necessary The market opened q
cline OF las points result Of lower Liverpool cables
and continued show liquidation
about 3d7 points below the close Friday has been
reached the active months Then the market became
slightly active and rmer being Influenced by the
smaller receipts for the day the estimate
calling for receipts Houston Monday. At the
lower levels commission houses had orders for the
during entire
professional After rallyfng
points the lowest, however the list eased or
slightly under realizing and finally quiet and
steady decline OF f@T points Total sales futures
$1,000 bales May closed within point
Fridays finals, while July showed loss OF points
he Of 81 between
positions relatively steady
COMPARED viii July. showing loss Of from
pOlnt January ? September,
The range OF contract prices local market oday
was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago MAY 2-Catr1e-Receiut leo head god -
prime steers. nominal 500 - povr O. ns-ilr = 90
5OGfS4
heifers JCdSJ- Gamers s. bulls. s. 500
s. calves JUTS6. steers S4GS4 Hogs
Receipts day S.001 helt Monday, 80 0ao
LETT mixed and butchers.
s. sOG$T good choice heavy SIS7 To- roUgl heavy
light o
Sheeu-FseceiDts good
50; fair choice mixed So
sheep. lambs. 81
So 80. Western lambs 81 JOES6 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03
NO OILERS WAN 7 ed.

From The philadelphia Press.
He-They say the eyes are the Nlnoo"s OF me
heart Now when ! look at your eyes
She-I hope you notice the signs IN the Ni'''"9
He Signs? What signs2
Sbe-"No Admttance Except on business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03
A Small USURE

From The Philadelphia Press
Nother-Now, before you go TO sleep have you
been guilty OF any little sins that you should be
Tommy-Yes'n. I think I've been guilty Of
usury.
Mother-Of usuryH
Tonmy-Yes'In. / found penny and used IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. May 2.-The condition Of the Treas
,rry divisions Of issue and redemption at the be
ginning of business to-day follows:
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03

4s iStee eab!es Rio-G2ffee market weak; No Rio
for the United States. 1000 bags cleared Tor Europe
2O00 bags stock $1,000 bags Santos-Conee market
quiet good Santos 3$700: receipts bags
stock. 1000 bags Hamburg-Coffee opened IN
changed: at 80 p unchanged L
sales. 32to0 bags Havre-COfee opened quiet
= franc lower at II m unchanged; total sales. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03

Receipts Of breadstufTs interior points.
| as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03

sex DIVIDEND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

ASP Co Of Ar s. 225s
Ind 2 Ry Co IS lo0i2 ue
- J Con SIS i''e i
Mar asphalt IS s
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-06-15
Beasts Must Always be
Kept Progressing"

optical saying OF an eminent
Scotch feeder. His advice was:
Beasts must always be kept
progressing; If they are not they
will never pay" This 10 the
maxim that should bang upon
the portals of every feeding es-
tablishmeut. The practice of
allowing animals to take pot luck
until they are at least two years
Of age 10 by all ODDS too common
in this country. At this age the
frames are put in the feed yards
and the animals are finished up
for market in q few month
1t has always been our opinion
that any animal that is worth
raising is worth raising well, and
this is especially true of ANIMALS
that are designed for the sha M
bles. The breeder whose ad-
vice 10 quoted above lived 10 a
period when animals were fed to
heavy weight before marketing,
and even under these conditions,
as a result OF long experience.
be favored the practice OF keep
Jog the animals going from the
time they were dropped.
4 prominent breeder recently
made the state mcnt that he could
realize profit on his pure brcis
II allowed 10 sell them at twenty
months old for four CO nts pound !
This was made possible because
OF The fac, that they were fed
from the start no ~ 10 ,nduce the
creates, possible growth OF use.
tul carcass. II il only by good |
feeding that tho real virtue IN /,
good blood can be realized. The |
grca, advantage which the blood !
ed beef animal has over the scrub |
is tina, /, is ready for the market |
a, = much earlier age, thereby !
ciice; ting a considerable SAVING in |
:ood that would otherwise be !
used for The purpose OF main. |
,enan@c.
Calves, especially. should be
kept progressing. During the
6r,, >ix months IL fed skim milk |
'a.> should be supplied warm
and Z should be freely supple men.
'e4 18th ground oats or corn. the |
@ea.e cling fed dry. Flesh can |
= a.adc cheaper nj this age than
a ~ other. and when once put |
On = ~hould be kept there by |
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-06-15

10 feeding animals in this way
than where they are stuuted
during the first year of their
lives. The man who begrudges
the food that a calf eats during
the hrst year should str aightway
go out OF the business and leave
it to the other fellow.-Ex.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-06-15
Artificial Impregnation.

In your issue of April 8 there
appears an article in reply to
various inquiries on the subject
OF impregnation Of mares. Per.
haps a few statements regarding
some preliminary work along
this line may be of interest as
forecasting the future in that
field Of science.
As to the source of the Spcr-
matozoa we are not sure but neg.
alive evidence tends to show that
they are produced by the living
cells, for from observation there
appears to be no attempt at re.
production while they are sus-
pended in the seminal fluid. In
point OF vitality they arc harder
than We have been led to suspect.
| have kept the spcrmatozoa OF
the bull alive ten hours in a room
at a temperature oil 81 +. aud for
- hours 10 al oven at the TEN Pc
nature OF the body. The death
OF the organism is due ut body
temperature TO the fermentation
OF the semen. After experiment.
ting with various antiscptics /
find glyccrinc to prevent this
fermentation and We, not DESTROY
the spcrmatozna: again il was
found practicable to dilute the
semen and stall preserve the
activity of the organism.
10 artificial impregna,ion the
preliminary development has
come largely through the efforts
OF practical men engaged in the
business, rs have some other
advance ments in science. May
We not from the success already
attained anticipate the answer to
your correspondent. that the
iife.gi. ing organism will become
an article of interstate commerce
and the breeding operations of
Gcorgc Wilkes. a Hanover or a
Black Squirrel will extend from
90 ean 10 occan.-D. w. May in
Breeders Gazette.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-06-15

Emroe GAzkrTE--l wish 10
cong ra,ulatc you upon the pres.
cnt appearance and quality OF the
GAZETTE, il is practical and will
be Of profit 10 all who apply its
teachings TO Southern Agricul-
ture. With best wishes am,
Yours truly,
). l.. SEXTON,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-28
Sotel=Dieb ,,&eo" Sgle tommt
NIT einem blanen Muse oabon.

Sobn, alias y&eo" Sple, elmer Der
dlt.iten, erfabrenfen unb eriOlsreid.
fen Sotelbisbe bes 2anoes NOR einmal
mieber, tpie beri6tet purbe. bier unter
perbddtisen umitdnoen perbaftet wor=
ben. Seute ifano er por Dem pOliaei-
ridter, tpelder ibn i9on ieit Sabren
fennt. Serielbe peroonnerte ibn auerlf
au 80 Sassn Nrbsitsbaus unb elmer
gelbfrafe bon 800 uno Soften.
9lls Der &abi ii9 aber bas menid=
lide Wrad, rpeldes Dor ibm itanb,
ndber betradtete, empfanb er Mitleio
nit Der Sammeraeitalt unb er iuspen=
oirte oas rrtbsil unter Der 8eoinsung,
baB r3eb" nod bor Sonnenuntereans
Der guten Stabt Snoianapolis fir im-
mer ben &iiden febre. Der alte 9au=
ner perIpra5 bieiem Befebl nadsuf ON.
men uno beri9mano nit aifenartiser
@ei1tpinoiefelt aus bem Gaale.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-28
Ses M orbes bef9ulbis t.

2aporte. glias @asner UNI
Clarence Sunbam befinben lib felt
6reitas i'm bieiigen @efdngnib unter
Dem 8eroadt in Saft, an benz Oeuro
oes iugsnoliden gant=Wddters Wes.
len &apnolbs in Weitpile betbeilist ee=
peien 5u iein. Setectib Burns be-
bauptet, seniigenb 8emeismaierial an
Der 9ano 81 haben, I'm bic glnsetlas-
ten su iiberfiibren.
Die beioen Mnsetlasten bebaupten,
nadTeiien 3u f0nnen, bab fis our 3eit,
als oas 8erbreden bssnneen purbe,
gar nidt in Wefbille tparen.
giner Strpdnin=@ersif=
tung erlegen.
Sbelbpbille. 8erl Sdeffel,
Der 4jdbrise Sobn bes 8eo. Sdeffel
BON llnionSp., erlag am Greitas cine,
Strpanin-gersiftuns. Dor einiseu
Wonatsn bate feline Mutter Elm 5ldid,
den, mel6es Strpdnin=Sablets ent.
belt, in's @ebduie Der @anbubr se.
ifent. Ser Sunse ities ON Greitae
auf einen Stubl. srpiidte bic Glaidl
uno persebrte einise bon ben siftiser
Singsrn. ST itarb untsr fiirdterlider
6rdmpfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-28
Soeals olitii&es.

Serr 80. 2o9seon bon Der 8eb5rbe
fir 0ff. gDerfe unb Iorfber beg
republ. Siabt=gomitss bat seftern an=
9etiinoi9t, oaB Die rep. primariuablen
CUR @rtudbluna bon Yrecinct- 6 omite-
mitslieoern i'm tommsnben Monat,
alio iebr friib3eitis abaebalten tperoer
iolen. Sas Datum 1T nod nidt felt=
geieBt, ood iOllen bieis primdrpablen
10 friib;eitis itattfinoen, um es Der
neuen Organization 81 ermosli6en nit
9iilfe Der jebt bem Stabtratbe borlie=
genben SOurbier'fden @errpmanber=
Sroinan3 Die precincts Der Is @aros
Der Staot gum 8ortheile Der rspubl'
partei su perdnoern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-28
@as lit aus Sborntoa Gtaus=
iielo geworoen?

8on benz auf fold aebeimniBpolle
WeiIe beridwunbenen Sbornton Stans=
fielo, benz l3=jdbrigen Sobn oes &ep.
Soibua Stansfielb, paifor Der Meri-
oian Str. =WetbOoiiie 1T nod
INNER teine Spur entoedt moroen.
Die beoauerspertben @ltern iino Der
8ersweifuns nabe.
Ser Sunge bate teine iiblen Inaes
uobnbeiten, er ipielte ielten auf Der
Strabe uno mar ME bes Mbsnos bonn
Saufe fort, es lei benn in @eiellidaft
ieiner @ltern.
gs gefpinnt INNER mebr ben Nn=
idein, baB er oas Spfer zines 8erbre-
dens geworoen lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-28
Snbamapulis Snb., @amitae, 20 8ebruar 1903
Our @eini9rift muroen Booth Sar=

CUR &eini1rift wuroen gootb Sar=
tinston's glnti=geriiderunss=@Om
tions=Sia uno Die Snorls. Seu1sn=
baus=8ill beorbert.
&epr. SalcOtt rei9te cine Bill elm,
our9 rpel6s Dem Sdulratb BON South
8sno srlaubt uire, Bombs fir Ser=
beherunsen bon Sdulsebduben uno
Heubauten aus3useben; ferner ioa bic
Mitslisoepabl bes S6ulratbs bon 3
auf 5 erh0bt tperoen.
Sas 9aus paIfirte Die amenoirte
Sarlep'ide Seleerapben=SiG in 3tpei-
ter 2eiun9 uno oas @omite fur @iIens
babnen beridtete Die @rap'i6e @iien=
babn=Sill siinltis elm.
8. Stutesman's Legislative gppor=
tionment=8ill miro bon Dem betrehen=
ben Gontite siinitis einberibtet peroen.
Sieielbe siebt Marion @ountp bier
Senatoren uno einen semeini6aftli9en
Senator nit ben Counties Sbelbp unb
Senbrids, iotpie adt 8eprdientanten
uno einen semsinidaftlib &eprdien-
tanten nit Sancod @Ountp.
Gas betreiienbe @omite beridtete
5bolapIon's primdrwablen=Yia jeooa
obne Srinsli4feitselauiel, giinitis elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-28

Setter billie. Gin un9e-
w0bnlider pro3eB miro our 3eit i'm
biefsen 8reisseridt gefibrt. Gls itum-
mer 3euse babel 1T elm Stiid 2inn-
laoe nit bier 3dbnen, bic Der &ldger,
peter Gor, bem bieielbe friiber seb0rte,
in ieiner S4aoeneriabtlase sesen Greo.
Wailman auf 5000 in's Selo fiibrt.
Sie 2sute iparen als Stredenarbeiter
an Der vWonon" beiddftist uno ar=
beiteten bel gennettsbille, @larf Gountp,
Snb.. als fie in Streit serietben, Der in
Shdtlidfeiten ausartete. Da beibe
trdftige Wdnner iino, 10 b6rten iie
ni4t auf, Biz Iie nit glut bebedt ua.
rem. 6or Tam, tuie aus Gbisem er.
bellt, am Sdledteiten meg. gr perlo,
ben 2innbnden unb bier 3dbne. Man
fiir9tete ldngere 3eit, oab glutper.
9iftun9 eintreten iperSe. bod Der Wann
erbclte ii1 uuo naste nun sssen Wil.
man.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-28
&alte @eae tn Mnsii9t.

Sin unsemiitbli9er 8ait in @efalt
elmer talten Welle miro uns innsrbalb
Der nddfen SO Stunoen beIu4en. 3ur
3eit rait iis nit unbeimliber 8eiduin-
bi9teit iiber Die Prairiren Sopa's bin.
meg. Sm 2aufe Der gia9t iol iie.
iopeit Der offieielle @sttermader be-
bauptet, bier eintrefen. Sas Qued=
fiber miro ii9 Johann Dor S9red bis
gu 20 @rao iiber gtua bertriimeln
Moraen 9ormittas miro lie nad Gen-
tudp's 6iuren tpeiter iauien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-28
Sm SmtereRe bon Galeb Yomers.

Srau Snlin @iap Brod bon 2ering=
ton, &p, II bier gu bem 3msd einse-
troifen, um @elber fur ben Caleb
pOtpers Neutrality-suspicious. su COLI
lectiren.
Oem pouers, pel&er befunntlid
Der Miti9ulo an Der grmOrbuns Aes
@ounerneur Goebel ansefIagt lit, lit
elm ameiter proasb bsipi0ist uorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-28

Die Or. s M m=S rpp bde.
lin bic bon Sr. Simm aus New
Yort ausgeiebte Yreis=SrOpbde, einen
aus Silber uno Sob sefertisten pocal,
beiparben iib 65 &s9ler, unb sins
Srant Softer aus Dubuque. Sa., als
Sisser aus bieiem Surnier bsrpor. @r
er5;slte ndmlid 239 9untte.
9iejenisen Gesler, wel6e bel oem
@Onteiie msbr als 200 Puntte ersielten,
fino, ubseieben bon Softer, Die Iad=
benannten
See @raif. Snoianapolis, 226; pfei=
fer, Chicago, 2l9; &ubl, Snoianapo-
liz, 2l4; @rud, gleoelano, I'll;
Srounea, atron. g., I'll; 2sap Sn=
oianapolis, 2O7; Menninser, Detroit.
207; 8. @ap, Snoianapolis, 206; s..
pierce, @lepelanb. 2O5; Oils, Golum=
bus, 2n2; Sullipan, glepelano, 200.
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Ssrren als Sieger beroor:
sSones, Milwautee, 683; @balmes,
GbicGgc, Gel; 3ettenader, gsmport,
GD., $50; Stein, Gbicago, 64O; Go=
fer, Buffalo, 635; SbOmplOn, Chicago,
626; 2aao, Chicago, 626; Sanbblonl,
Minn., 615; 5. Mhller, Snbpls., 6l3;
Strong. @bicaso, 619; 8riu. Gbie..
GIL; collins, Columbus, 609; peter'
ion, @bic., COG; Coffin, Snopls, COG;
Reiler, @bie., GOA; groelmeper,
SnbianapOlis. 6O3; StieasImeper,
glebelanb, 603; 2lingenberg, @bic.,
6O3; grpion, SnoianapOlis, 603;
Sanblon. Wbeslins, COL; Siebers,
@bieaso, COL; Sollis, Chicago, COL;
Sreiber. 9anias @itp, 600; Sdlend
genspile, 600; Sorrp, grie, 600;
glpert, gellebills, 600; Wtc&spnOlos,
@lsbslanb, 500; See, Chicago, 597
gDoolep, Wainn., sos; Sorlep, @inc..
599; Ctt, Ga @roRe. 592; &oDe,
@lepelano, 592; Wrofsf, @bieaso,
$50; 6. Meper, Chicago. 500; Sal.
lanosr, Wlinn., 500; Stret9, Obi
caeo, 500; Moams. epraeuie. 500
| Martbam, GbieasO, 689; Wolfe, ghi
caso, $50; Riene.- Chicago. $50; San'
! fen. Helebi(Ie. 588: HDumQu. GbicQup