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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-15

rInce Julius OF Schleswig-Holstein,
Eher of the King Of Denmark, is
"a. He was born at GOttorp in
&. and contracted a mOrganatic mar
Ee in 1883 with Elizabeth Of Zieg-
on whom King Christian OF Den
rk bestowed the title OF Countess
zzF
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-15

H. ]. Morse, president Of the New
York Shipbuilding company, died sud-
denly at the Astor house, New York
from apoplexy.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-15

The celebration OF the bicentinary of
the foundation of st. Petersberg was
inaugurated auspiciously with salutes
and a semi-religious procession.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-15

The pope's strength is failing grad
ually and his incacapity for work is
becoming apparent. He is half asleep
most of the time.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-15

The Krupp company has decided to
remove its general manufacturing de-
partments TO Rhinhausen, retaining
only its war materials department at
Essen.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-15

Doctors at Lille who have been ex-
perimenting with X-rays III cancer
cases, have arrived at very satisfactory
results.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-15

Two American Mormons, William
Stevens and John Meyers, have been
expelled from Thuringia.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-15

'0The Klean, KoOl, Kitchen Kind" Of
stoves keep you clean and cool. Eco
nomical and always ready. Sold at good
stove stores.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-15

TITO Permanently Cured No Its nervousness artsr
I'll first days use OF DR.. Kine's Great Nerve Re
storer Send for FREE &c 90 trial bottle and treatise
DR. r. H. KLINE Ltd. s3l Arch ST.. Phi adelphA. Pa
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-15
Tested by Time.

Mrs. Robert
r r o d e rick,
who resides at
1915 Virginia
street. in San
Antonio. Tex
as, tells an
e X p e r fence
that will inter-
est e V cry
+ G n d er; ii
shows as well
that Doan's
cures are In St
ing cures. She
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-15

A steam trawler which has arrived
at Kirkwell, Orkney islands, Scotland,
reports that a volcanic eruption oc-
Cured in Ireland on May q.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-15

Have used Piso's Cure for Consump-
aQbn nearly two years, and find nothing
20 compare with it.-Mrs. Morgan, Berke-
ley, Cal, Sept. 2, 1901.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-15

Mrs. WinslOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teething softens the gums, reduces Inflammation
aIays pain, cures wind collie. 25 cents bottle.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-15

Old Sofas, Backs OF Chairs, etc, can
be dyed with PUTNAM FADELESS
DYES.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-06-15

Cares Gods. Coughs, See Threat, Cruup, Infa-
ara, WhoopirE Cough, Bro1chtris and Asthma
. certain cure Tor CuEEzmptiun In nrst stages,
az 3 sure i.ef In atvlrcet stages Tee e once
on vii zee the excellent eject After taking the
rsg tcse- Sc5t by te1ers everywhere. LAxga
5.Elan Is cenEm and so ceuEM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
GOSSIP OF THE RUNNERS.
l.. v. Bell WiIiins 10 Match Hermis Against
Mc(hesney.

l., '. Bell says that II T. L. Smathers means
business a match race between Hermis and
~ q. a., ST. rranoiso. Ia
MT c"a'he,s. ""o ~ y, w "a" ''an. iseo. soiu
that ne would De Wiling TO race Mc'hesney
against Hermis for blue ribbon. Yesterday
Mr. Bell said:
g, - ~, e.,h.r au and va ,u
kho" MT. oma'neis wen a"" We WI
soon get together for talk on the question
Of a match. Turfmen here do not want to
underrate McChesney. He is wonderful
MORSE ana 90 ho' N"o" "n'.n.I "-'n''s
can beat him or not. 1 never saw more
brilliant stretch runner than McChesney.
s,.aou En- Ne 81. nos, '"e 'N'" :" se'''S
10, a. s,s..S. ~ ,h;nr that Noch..rex
cannot DO gotten ht for some great races
this summer because of his long winter cam
naisn Ne ia a big, powerful animal. who
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18

san FHAscIsoo. March 1.-THE weather VAS nne
hut the track muddy In spots. Barney
SrhTeiber Deutschland captured the 81. Patrick q
Handicap Ra,eiens Was q mild surprise In the
tao ear old raoe beating Queen Nodred after
hsrd drive. The latter nlly IA full sister OF ken-
worth.
FIrst Rare-seve furionss Lichtrns,ein,
loI nirkenruihl. 70 4 Won Msr,neu.s iqs .ison
~ 90 !. third, Tine. -. Chottau. Educate
tatm.io, Arthur RAY. fondo' hsndpress. RAsp
Second Race Ono mils -Canejo. 10 tseel, ~
~. Won: Marine. zoe r. Wilson, IN ., second
rl.ate Maid % IL. Wilson,, Ia 4. third. Tine
80. Lou~elsss. Nullah and sterling Tossn slso
1hln Race POT two year oids; four furiongs-
Ia, eshs, IIsdolandl tsii son queen Modred ~,
usstsi. . 10 ., second: AnbsuiA. M Kelley, 20
90 third. Tine. OAl.. hsfon,s. LADY Laurie,
l.lbtas Tsndrd Isrhnsa and AIks Bslil slso rsn
fouuh hAns 81. pairck's Handicap ii . funionss
ft~ut sehlAnd. ~ II. Wilson. gto O. sol. Pnaese.
utAnla, Ios 'birksnfu,hl $40 D. sscohd. LADY ksni,
hpgah aud NAisfrure ALSO tan.
iinh hses ons nliis aud 10 lsfds sss lion.
us ,h.lli stss wea: ds.gisld IA s.nhinsl SO
Iug isit kaArils d ~. T., Oiis.Ahas. Nat
t'1sfsia sId hisslon slso re
Nth kfss NJ, aad . halt laranss hsns
a.fh. 80 'ssnnsil. :. sea Iohsidsk =
q - : thifd Ii'as. IA iass,ssas hshissaAi.
tna tfaf aiao Tan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
DAVISSON'S NARROW ESCAPE.
JOCKEY THROWN At UNLUCKY
SPOT on NEW ORLEANS TRACK.


NEw ORLEANS, March iT-In the same
spot that Jockey Redfern went down with
Brief about six weeks ago, Lstuka tumbled
to-day, and DAWSON. her rider. had very
narrow escape from instant death. Right
behind Latuka came Florrie g.. who fell over
the PROSTATE Latuka and DAVIDSON. The
sccident occurred right in front OF the grand
stand and many thought that DAWSON was
seriously. II not fatally. injured. Latuka
partly rolled over on DAVIDSON. The boy
acted as though he was badly injured. but
on examination 1t was found that no bones
we're broken. Schillins. who fell with Flor
r. $. was able to walk OF OF the track
Both boys are under contract to j. A.
strode. White Owl was the favorite for
the race and after letting Latuka show the
way. in the stretch came with a rush and
won in a gallop from Tickle Saint
The st. Pstrick's Handicap saw only three
horses face the flag. Albert simons's Mar
shall Neil was the favorite. He was poorly
ridden. was under wraps the whole way
around and was fun of run at the finish The
winner turned up in Ben Chance. who was
the only horse that was played to any extent
In the fifth race. at fve furlones. Nyx. the
second choice. showed the way from the
start and won by four lengths from Lady
The, stewards yesterday .feinstated Tom
Hatfield. the local turfmar. who was suspended
Tor having Jockey Hicks pull three horses in
one day The betting today was something
that the bookmafers held meeting last night
and agreed to make the same prices
Jockey Phillip, who was suspended for his
stated to-day Hart Dernhsm, who owns
Worthington. was before the stewards to-day
Vas ssa bsfore she a. Lady Alberta
Terry McGovern, the pu eilist. had his colors
carried to victory by Cincinnatus. a three
The second choice in the betting. and after
Lifting Ia Cache show the way until the hall
cached On and SGn ~ hard drSs
start Ripsdove. the fsvorite was very
Denny Duffy. the favorite in the, second
race. disappointed the talent. and the best
,iird Ruby Ray. the second choice, VEN to
six lengths from Pay the Fiddler. who was ss
len. s,o and even. won la Cache: % Howell.
''s a.: sss J! ;.f sSs aff S: e :S S.
sesond k.se One mile. RUBY RAY y IaIsH.
R;T p sas y SSy S Sss
SO and 70 s. third: Time, ,'01S Msaeniic.
bs9 2ess s And esss Rgss os ,V
10 ana 10 5 second: Latuka "a lDavissonl,
Is to I and to J. third Time. 100. Miss Hara,
Elorrie. s.. The Widow. Madam. Myra Moreila and
Venus victrix also ran.
Fourth Race-St Pstrck's Handicap 81 900 added:
enc mile and asl1teenth-Ben Chance. to4 lMunrol.
Z TO / and I TO 8. won; DE Reszke, "a (Phlllipsl
sto and eto s. second Marshall Nell. 100 Cannon
! TO land out. third. Time. i:3.
Fifth RAce-Five funonss.Nyx 100 Damon.
40 sand 70 ! second Mis- STANLEY .ice "a; HAN.
8 TO ! and 70 third Tine. 100 IS Nimble
sixth RAce-Six furiongs-Moderstor. 40 Hicks).
: 70 10 and 70 8 won: Katie Gibbons o. tFoleyl,
lMunrol, 8 TO I and 70 J. third. Time. i:ie s.
LADY Like. AIatoms, Quick Silver Sue and Rus
selton also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
KELLY'S FINE SHOWING.
Former Amateur Welterweight stays with
Luttbeg and Gets the Money.

Former Amateur Welterweight stays with
LuttbeS and Gets the Money.
In q contest full Of action Phil Kelly. the
former amateur welterweisht champion. sue
ceeded In staying fifteen minutes with Max
Luttbeg OF st. Louis at Miners Theatre on
the Bowery last night. Catch-as-catch-can
rules prevailed and both men were In ex-
cellent condition. Peter Bannon was the
referees. As usual the first two minutes were
devoted to adding for holds. Finally Lutt-
beg. with leg twist. tripped Kelly to the floor
and went to work with considerable zest.
Kelly, who weighs at east iSe pounds. lay
nat on his stomach and Luttbes foolishly
tried TO move him. When this failed Max
went for a crotch hold which he secured.
Catching Kelly firmly. LuttbeG lifted his rival
In the air almost TO the level Of his Unttbeg's}
shoulders Then without ado the st. Louis
first on his head and turned then from one
shoulder TO the other. He seemed stunned
from the fall and the crowd belieyed that
h.ss an h . 10 Din HIN Tin Down Ts ss HsH
Kelly, twisted out Of danger: He was bit
and made thing. hot for Iattbee
novel hold Sitting on his launches he caught
Kelly around the neck. Then lying on his
stomach. he turned around brin king Kelly
with him. But before he could score Q fall
both working with all their might to secure q
victory. As Kelly had stayed the time he
received the award and decision.
Lbes had YDsns sandHw e, az on
ssndow sucoumbed after eight minutes Of
wrestling the contest WAS stirring while IL
lasted. full Nelson defeated ssndow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
GALLAGHER GAINS ON SUTTON
SPURTS WITH a RUN or % IN Bill
LARD CONTEST.
Handles Expert shows AIl.Areund Ability
Prank keeney Again In Coed Form
and Draws Away From DR.. Jennings
IT the, knickerhocker Academy.

Handles Expert Elbows AIl.Arsund Ability
Prank Keeney Again In Coed Form
and Draws Away From Dr.. Jennings
1t the knickerbecaker Academy.
The i4-inch baik-line contest between
Tom Gallagher and George Sutton. the hand
lees expert. In which the former IL playing
$500 points to sutton's 1900. was resumed
last night at Green's Montauk Academy In
Brooklyn. The play opened slow. the fast
cushions making II diflcult TO hold the balls.
but In the tenth Inning Sutton showed pretty
driving with good results. Time and again
he brought the object balls close together
after engthwise and cross-table tours.
Sutton turned into his second hundred
with Gallagher ten points behind him. SUIT
toms average for the first seventeen inninge
was Just Q. He had only two soose-eses
In, this time. He made q Jump snot In the
eighteenth inning which .astonished the on
lockers. Gala CHER. meanwhile. was hav-
ing all sorts Of trouble controlling the balls.
They were as manageable as. untamed
bronoos, and the veterans play. owing 10
table conditions. was wide and scatter!ns.
Petition was more guesswork and luck than
fsn sS S; sJoa and s.. e 4. s sSs . al.
zoo points Sr.t' lie swung into Tie last stfiss
sd S SPEEDY Of sSs ssbs al % and
used a wide nurse. an occasional drive and
accuracy for the prolonged and ably played
inning. 1t was as fine a squirt as one could
wish for. Sutton was OF points behind his
handicap when Gallagher went out
10 4. q hssToos,,iiSSsSnGG,"ali.,ssSSis'
Is Average. ! % o., Total for two nights. 600.
Sg''ou. Il. o. o. g 2, 9. a. Is z.
0. 8. I. ?, 0, 8. Total. 100 High runs n. 20 Is.
Average, Sss. Total for two nights %9.
Gallagher and sutton have been matched
for a N-inch balk line contest oil Of next
week In Maurice Days Academy. There
will be play afternoon and evenings. Gal
iasher playing total OF 5000 pointst o Sui
tons q 400 r.. ..
Robinson. rs. gave Beecher.. 100 the closest
contest In the amateur straight rail tourna-
nent at the Monteuk Acad envy last night.
that has been played In this competition.
Beecher won by one point.
nights Is-inch bsik line match with Dr.
Jennings at the Kn ickerbocker Academy In
Brooklyn. again gained In Last nikht's play
He made his allotment Of 30 points while
DR.: Jennings. who plays 11S nightly. was
gathering In ,lee points. Keeney was on ce
more in excellent form
sSfrn1S;!s!S',i$'s'! :, ns$S ssi,1ss'
si7. Total for two nlghts, 600.
Jenninfs-o. Q. Q. Il. Z. 30. q. 7.1.a.4.aa
H. h.s q k1.;.:. .,s:,s roI r.
tai for two nights. sos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
OBRgEN Will Mr. FIGHT
lnIess Fus Gi,es BETTER Terms-l.anky
BsS Ns~ wants R,sn.

There 10 every indication nov that the pro-
pos~d contest bet ~een Ja1 O'Rrien 81 Phila-
dslphis and Hob fiissimnons for tho niddle-
weight championship Of the world ~ill fall
through unle-s O'brlsps terms are accepted
nv shs 1ofhishmAh O'brien does not hks
the ld.s of meeting flU az a basis ~ winner
take all This 10 What -iAnAy bob- wants
Ia do bat O'Bfien bslsVss that sarh no,iTss
4. unt.a.snAbls f1is hHs stated natly that
there must - . rlds bot of o. 90 ih sddliion
Ia al tho pufss solns Ca the virif O'hflsn
10 s.llsa.d is ashi fof a sids is-i bot prefers
10 S.ssf ihi. HonsS I'sfsessilI We uiihis
TIE, ~ asala g-s u Ia Ls',si advantage aud
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,l,ss ssa thlhks thsi ~ shgthias ths psfsr
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"a ihs isss
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Tarrssch Wins the Tournament -Marsczy
Is second and PiIlsbury, Third.

Special Cable DsspsieA 10 TEE SUN.
MONTE GALLO. March THE international
chess masters tournament. which began In
this city on Feb 10. was concluded to-day.
In the finsl round won the first prize. Msrocsy
was second and Pilisbury. who beat Moreau.
wAs third. The other results In the final round
to-day were: Schlechter heat Mieses. Mason
beat Albin, R,sgio beat MsrshaIl Drawn:
Tarh.nh ,s Maze Marco, IL. asachI.nn, MOL Nolr
MsrocTy. s40s and a medal, while the other
players ~ere only awarded fees for won .apd
Pillsbury thus nstted ~. sohiechtrr, Siss %.
Tsichmsnn, tt1i; Marco, elkS Wolf. .eiso.
Mlsses, siie Marshall. ess -. Taubenhaus.
Si.. Mason, tss 90. Aibin. So 10: Rsssio. es1 10:
MoreAu, nothing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
Asa, Nsssh Olives y~,s ssss,ss . sssG
AsluAeel.

bd~ToN, March ". One Of The heel oohtssis
Of tho G.sssn sas decided hsfs tonight
bet s.en Asdy Walsh Of sfoeslyb snd Jsek
70 VIM salli, sn. b~fess the .utsflen A a.
!, eas fes nfts~n feasds Asd seat the limit.
baliissn bans tho sissos Tho oe0tssi from
tho start sAs hsslg Walsh fef the afsi fear
rounds fsalshi ~ 1sAasm fashien. depending
npsn . sna sslss Ca as tho tank. bat
sslll,ss slesssS tho hfessiys mao hlsss
IA tl.s ana sisa sittl fsssas snikssA SOS
40 ssa lassi.d hls usli sftsn ea uslsI' .
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49,. s .:ss. !'t ill.,. =. 49,. =. sa e: ~
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18

% lstnlF ~ hsHa ~ gs.p y ksaass
..s9k "a ls,l.,,as ~ 81. .ss... 4ssl.a " slsl,
~ y. .a =. "a. s' az r.. -. Il 49, I. IA. .
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Y. 80. 49, .i.s'. =. .l -. (. &C, 49, ss
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Sss.ss ssss ssHss 49, Ass<s = sssS
iss - nnsoos1s.

s,i,.s,1 $3.50 ,is i,l-s--ss shs-s--s -
,ls Assas ,ss 80, $500 40 ~
,...-s ~ s,.ass--s s'sss s.sss - sss~siss
- hiisss ssss.e A-sf s~ss-s "a b~ssss
a. sssssass % =. ss.sss sAs.i Sts
900 sas - ssssass.S.s k@fss sss ~
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~ afissisl sssl sssss-S y y go 80
rs..s :, -. -. =. . ..-ss,-, s,s ~
Z. "a. 1870 ID 49, $500
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- 49,. -. 80 e. ~. - - .1 :"
80 ss-ss isss.s ssss.<t ss. --..s 80 =
~r-sr G,--is.sa. s,s.ss lsss.s
80: -: - :; 80 Z. ::
So ks>s.s = "a hss - 80 as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
BOTHNER AND PARKER MATCHED
Ts Wrestie Ter lAghs eight Jriie. Csich-as-
lste1s-l en- biyie, tn THIS ltty.

90 defend his title OF lightweight cham iop
o. catch-ss-ostsh-osn slyle Articles Of
ssreeIn-n, we're drawn up and signed yester-
day clibohins . match betveen BothD.r aud
Harvey Parker. aud the bo1, viii 10 decided
in THE CITY neat MAJ II will b. TO mash st
Iss pounds. weigh in 81 o o clook on N. night
of the aontsst Tor . side bst OF $50, Parker
has b-sn oonsia.T.d oil slols BothI,srs Only
rival In ths dsss aud lard struggle for su-
pfsnsoy y stI-asd there ere .nl.ny sho
set dosn Va tho weight aud 10 strong Par.
ksf ssys ~ cen aud ~ opshi IA knes Jhs
plsish ell in oil taohsbil.l, 10 held Ia I'D
Parker hes tso Hlsisi.ss sh 10 W Ca H,.-, uus
ksLssplsln. iAinsfisal.i ln tsliin,sis ln three
khosn 81 honifssl nsAi monih
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18

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- - .- C: c.: -: :.
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'"..ss.s....yt .. !. sss:s "a.
zee Ns.s Sssh 81. ssss nssaAsss

siimulu. ~ ths pfa,tios. aud today Cesnh
ISastssg pfsmisly made ~ ns.t Varsity
ahd .rHl ti.sia iaf saea hard TOO fof ti.s sfrt
iins The Uss pas n,ads w ~ (unsss!
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Asia all hta IsH ialls knlll, Go.
nsiis rsssf tDssssif, haf nssi fspaftsd -,
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aud tlilss ffsshiAssn afrsf fsssd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
Winton to Compete In Auts Race On FIsrids
Beach.

According TO a telegram reoeived In this
city yesterday from Detroit from william j.
Morgan. manager OF the three-day motor
vehicle racing tournament, to be run on
the Daytona- Ormonde beach by the Florida
Automobile Association. Alexander Winton.
holder of the worlds mile track record Of
1 minute ~ seconds, will be q competitor
Morgan states in his wire that he has re-
ceived promise from winton 70 try for
II is assumed that winton will take This OPP
portunity to test the speed Of the racing
q member OF the American team In the inter-
national cup race In Ireland.
Morgan's telegram further states that
four prominent drivers Of automobiles have
entered for the races A previous telegram
mentioned Barney Oldneld a. one OF them
been abandoned and will receive the eapo-
tion of the American Automobile Ass0cis-
tion's racing committed. and that there
will be races for all types Of motor vehicles.
including motor cyolee
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Coluubiss First Baseball oams.

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FOR sALk-A II. foot steam Yacht, . ~ and n.
fooi schooner Yacht. Inquire JOHN r. SMITH
co, NyAch, ~. y.