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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-26
IrClEy APPIEBY THE VICTOR.
Won the Northern Handicap mt Haw-
tbOrne in q Drive.

Chicago. July e5-Lucien Appleby. at to
/. won the Northern Handicap at one mi.e
and a quarter at Hawthorne to-day by i
nose from the Conqueror II in a hard drive.
Hargis. the heavily played favorite. was
third. John McGuri. backed for a sood
thing. was virtually left at the post and had
no chance. Weather clear and warm; track
fast Summary:
First race. five and half furlongs-Sweetie.
i07 IHelgeson). to /. won. Miss Crawford, 1O'
H. WILSON,. to ). second: Buccaneer. llo lR
willianls) > to /, third. Time Los. Salto. Pat
Harmon Nettie Dutchman and Lord French
also ran.
Second race. short-course steeplechase-Ceylon.
153 (Owens), to . won: Indian II. 100 tHues-
toni, 5 to .. second: Arius. las lBraziD. D to !.
third. Time, 2:4 -. Handvice. Slapdash. Fal-
ella and Paul Aker also ran.
Third race. the Northern Handicap: one mile
and "a CHARACTERIZATION Appleby. l01 ,Wonderlyl.
to /. won: The Conqueror II, los Henry, II To
=. second Hargis. l05 tHelgesonl. Il TO 10. third
Time. 2:0S 10. Nitrate, John Bright and John
McGurlt also
3 to l. second: A. d. Gibson. lOs ,Adkn.l. 10 to
i, third. Time. 1:13 IA. The Major. Talpa John
Peters. Golden Rule and Sylvia Talbot also ran.
Fifth race. one mile and a haif-Hayward Hun
ter, l02 IAdkins). to !. won: Compass. "a CIV.
Knapp. ]. TO i, second: Little Elkin. 81 %.
Booker. TO o. third Time, s:3I -. Queen
Victoria. wingdance and Erne also ran.
Sixth race, one mile-The Giver, Jos (Wonder-
w. to /. won: Rag Tag. los tAdkins,, to ..
second; Paul Whaley, 1e+ CW. Waldo) TO l..
third Time. 1850 3-a. Father Wentker Alum
Water. Gallant and Bard of Avon also ran.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-26
CHARLES ELwooD WINS DERBY.
Simply RompS Home With the $4,000
Purse mt Brighton.

New York. July 25.-Beforc a crowd of
10000 persons. ]. B. Haggin's Charles Ell
wood salloped home an easy winner in the
Brighton Derby of $4,000 at Brighton
Beach to-day. The Haggin horse was sec
ond choice in the betting, and was admir-
ably handled by O'Neil. Slave. from G. p.
Morris's stable. was played down from 10
10 5 to j, and finished second with the IA
vorite. Rigodon. from the Keene stable.
third
Only few moments were lost at the
pes: and they went away to a good start.
ONeiil at once sent Charles Elwood to the
front, closely followed by Rigodon and
Slave. The Haggin horse led, passing the
sase up nf in rsf banes e with the field behind
turn O'Neil gave his mount his head and
turning into the back stretch he was lead
ing by two lengths, and going very easily.
In the run down the back stretch Coch-
ran on Slave moved up to second Mace
TWO lengths. behind the leader with the
1avorite third and in distress Passing the
Ihree-quarter POLE, the race developed into
n procession, Charles Elwood leading Inv
five lengths with Slave second, three
In the stretch Charles Blwood increased
ms lead and won hard held by seven
lengths in front of Risodon. The time for
Inc Neptune Stakes for 2-year-olds was
tWo-horSe race, between Ormondes
Ia light ,,,ro ana "a, penatur ormondes right won
eSi' u from Pentatlr.
who was fifteen lengths in front of Mid,
shipman. Leavter. leading from start to
finish. won the Aintree Steeplechase.
Jockey ONeil carried off the riding hon
DIS by plotting three winners
summary:
First race. five and ns-half. furongs-Topc. 10.
~ Mem. ) to J. Won: Petunia. 10s tGannonj Il
70 L second; Hardwood, ll2 tRedfern). To j.
Third. Time. :0S. Bob Murphy. Ned Moore Ora,
del; Phaser , Belle of Wakefield. Ointment Glad
Second race. the Aintree Steeplechase Stakes
about two and half miles-I.avator. I6s jsfara)
/. TO ., Won: Judge Phillips. 142 iHenry) : TO ).
second: Manilian. $50 (Saffel. 60 to l. third Time
200 -. illuminate and Eophone also ran.
Third race. the Neptune Stakes. six furlongs-
Crnondeis Right. 10i to'NeiD. 9 to 10, won
Pen'aur. il2 tBurnsl. even. second: Midshipnan.
1bs tBicksl. 10 TO l, third. Time. 1:i3. Buuyier
and Sir Carter also ran
Fourth race. the Brighton Derby. stakes Of
Sio.eao. one mile and a iuarter-6harles Eiwood.
JOS to'NeiD 10 l. won; Slave. lo6 tCoehranl.
10 j. second Rgodun, 126 cannon. Is to 20
third. Time, ::05. Cardinal Worsey. River Pirate.
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.JEEFRIEs's LEG GIVES TROUBLE.
Bite IL, FitzsimmOn>'s Bear Threatens
Blood Poison.

REPCB BIC SPECIAL
Hardin Springs. CAL July 25-Jim Jef-
ries is laid up just cow with n wounded
left leg. He has stopped training and will
rest uD for three or four days on the adj
vice of his physician, who fears. that blooIi
POISON will set in If the champion persists
in working.
1. will be recalled that the bear which be
longs to F'itzsimmons bit him on the inside
of the calf OF the leg last week, Since
then the wound had been aggravated by
Toe Kenny, his sparring partner. accident
tally kicking it while playing handball. This
tended TO infiane it, and. to make matters
worse. Jeffries slipped and strained his
leg.
the weight Of his big body on it.
But. no matter how 1t feels. you should
stop work until Monday at least" returned
the champions physician. You can't all
ways tell what u little thing like that will
result in. People have lost their legs in n
cor sequence Of smaller wounds than that"
III You say lay off I'll lay off, said Jeff
ries, ;.but it's against my DESIRE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-26
NEWPORT RACE MEETING CLOSES.
1t Is Proposed to Reopen Track About
September To-.
REPrBLIC SPECIAL.

RF.PJ BLlC SFECIIhIA
Cincinnati. O.. July @.-Before the races be-
gan at Newport to-day it was announced by the
management that the meeting would close with
to-day's 1t is proposed to reopen the track
about September Is IL the street-car line is COM
pleted by that time.
1t was stated to-day that Erasmus Gest, n null
t-millionaire who lives on the hillside across
from the track and owns considerable land in
that vicinity including the greater portion of
the Newport track. will give $4,000 to complete
the road. providing the rest OF the money is
raised by the track owners.
The horsemen and jockeys ciamored for their
money yesterday, but there none in evil
dence. and so they will have TO walt.
The Queen City race track will reorganiZe after
ii has gone through the process of liquidation.
This plan is favored by the directors and is sute
to be adopted. As far the financial end of
tho meeting was concerned. it was steady loser
throughout
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the javelin and striking the hurting ball
will also he carcied. At o'clock the regu-
lar athletic programme will commence
The list of events includes 100, go. ~. $50
and enc mile runs. pole vault. high jump.
shot put. mile relay race. sack race. potato
race. fat mems race and lt0-yard dash for
boys.
The Emerald cadets will put on Il special
drill. and the First Regiment Hibernian
Knights of Missouri Will give a special
exhibit.
Prize dancing will also be a feature. and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-26
M, F. DWYER RETIRES FROM
TURF IN FAVOR OF HIS SON.
Veteran of a Quarter of Century
Compelled by Failing Health to
Give Up Active Management.

REPt Bile SPECIAL
New York. July IN +. Dwyer has sew
cred his active connection with the turf.
All his horses raced in the ';ll white" have
been transferred to the Hampton Stable.
presided over by his son. Charles F. Dwyer,
and one OF the most picturesque figures on
the turf has severed all connections with
racing.
In the passing of NJ. +. Dwyer veteran
Of Il quarter of a century retires. In the
seventies. when IN partnership with his
brother. Phil ]. Dwyer, as the Dwyer Bros,
he operated one of the most powerful sta
bles ever gathered under one name. Among
the famous horses raced by them at that
time were Brambls. Luke Blackburn, Han
ever, Hindoo. fremont, Kingston and a
score OF others whose grandchildren are
now earning fame and fortune.
Failing health is the principal reason for
Mr.. DIVERS retirement, for the old gentle
man still takes lively interest In racing.
and regularly visits the track and views the
running from Il covered phaeton. BY turn
ing. the horses over to his son all their
of the death of Mr.. Dwyer, Sr., and. as a
matter Of fact. it means little actual
change. Africander. the property OF Charlie
Dwyer. Is trained by r. i. Miller, who has
had the handling of the horses Of NJ. F.
Dwyer and will naturally continue to ham
die them under the new ownership.
The stable cannot be rated as a strong
one at present, although the transfer will
take in all the yearlings as well a. untried
2-year-olds the property of the old turf
man. Among the horses there are Ethics,
Wil!1amstead, Cruachan and several others
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TO INTRODUCE LACROSSE.
Inspector A. H. vcnn of Worlds Fair
Grounds VIII Take In the Came

A. H. Venn. inspector of asphalt roads
and granitoid walks in the Worlds Fair
grounds, has decided to organize n lacrosse
team in this city and to make matches for
competition during the Fair. Mr.. yenn >be-
lieves he can find some good material here
and hopes that all athletes DESTROYS of be-
He states that he has trained teams in
Detroit that held the, Championship and
that for six successive years these organi-
da. where the game is featured Last year
he brought out Il team in Flint, Mich, that
defeated al teams in Western Ontario He
may be addressed at the Fair grounds
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Sale of Running Horses.

New York. July ga sale of horses in train
ing took place the Brighton Beach track to-
day. Birch Broom. c. T.. J. by Ben Brush
Imp. Maid OF Dorset. winner of the Brighton
Oaks. the star Of the sale II. NJ Mason
paying $500 for her. Other sales OF ST. 600 or
over were:
Honey Bee. oh. g.: 20; by Sir Gatian-Bella B.,
Bon Mot h. c. by Fftzjames-oueen's Taste.
10 c. A. Alnwick; s.. 100.
Atwood, oh. C.. 9. by Imp. Antree-Isabel III
to G. F. Hemingway; sl1So
The Rival, b. a. ry Halma-Bracc Girdlc. to
.coruscate, ci1. T.. ,, by Chorieter-Imp Royal
Gem. to A. Carson; 81. 12l.
Arden. b. H.. :. by Fabulous or Charade-Fatt
to f. Kierski: 81. $50.
Harbor.. br. "a. by Handspring-Astrld. to H.
Z RONpll: 81 ~ -
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BROTHERS RAN
ONE,TWO IN RACE
BIAS dor and Croix dor Finished
FIRST and Second in the Home
bred Stakes.
KILLING ON JOHN YERkES.
Big son of Scorpion Was the Ne
dunn of Il Huge Betting Coup
Tony Lepping Won at
4 Long Price.

Raceeoers at Delmar Park yesterday We're
afforded the unusual spectacle of two
horses. chestnut in color and full brothers.
running one, two in the Homebred Stake for
horses bred in Missouri
The horses were the 3-year-old Bas dor.
the winner. and his full brother. CroiX dor.
who ran second. They are b!s Dochar;-
Golden Slipper and owned by William Mui-
key OF Henry Ray County. Missouri. and
trained by Henry Avis. one of the oldest
and best known trainers on the turf Avis
is fully g. years old. and Mr.. Nulkoy is
much oder
Deutschland. Barney schreiber.s grand
looking. but bad-footed. Sain colt was third.
ZirI. also a Sain. was fourth. and Actiue.
Sayre. was last.
Croix and Bas d'Or led all the way and
won as they pleased 1t was really pretty
sight 10 see the brothers come down the
Tstretch side by side
OCYEOHE A WINNER.
The other races were nicely run. Ocyrohe.
a TO ! shot was held at tives and Won
handly from the odds-on favorite, Malfal
da. with Scalper third. Mark Gumberts
bought the winner from John Burrowes just
prior TO the race. and won him out right
of
The second race went to Sid Silver. whom
Sam Lazarus sold for $500 the horses
were going TO the post. c. Booker bought
the horse and got the purse. Watsors
good ride won for Sid Silver in hard
drive Of five. Dolly Gray was perhaps best
but was SWING wide on the turn and could
not get up.
YERKES A GOOD THING
The third event went to the good thing.
John YerEes. Troxler got him off flying in
Il bad start and assumed safe POSITION
behind .Aylmer Bruce, who was leading.
Yerkes came on when TroXler got ready
and won as he pleased. A big killing was
made him.
In the fifth event Light Opera at IS
beat Lady Strathmore at Is. Opera showed
kenOva and the Messenger ran bad races
here.
Josie I. was poorly ridden by Smith.
taken the long way and cut off once. but
was too good to lose the sixth race She
beat W. Il. CatD, by neck. Gates ran to
his best form ard is good right now. He
Will not be easy to beat henceforth.
lvernia did not do her best here. She
was choked with restraint to the stretch
and had plenty left at the end Look out
Tor her on Monday, where she is in where
she win.
Tony Iepping. good thing. won the
seventh in gallop. He was backed from
JOS 10 IS. ard won as he pleased Shee-
nan made Werner show great Improvement
here and ran n good race. Little Lois q
good thing. was perhaps best but +, Aus
I'm was afraid TO try for position, pulled
her up every time u horse was near her
and got her beaten.
To-DAY's DELMAR ENTRIES
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ANCIENT GAMES REVIVED.
IrisI, Nntionuiists Will Institute HurI.
ing, Archery and Throwing JaSeIin.

Irish NationaIists have mapped out quite
an extensive programme for their annual
meeting at the Fair Grounds, to be held
August I6 The occasion will mark the an
niversary of the Tailton games, the oldest
athletic event of the race.
The sports will open at 1 o'clock with a
hurting match. and at 30 .; game of Irish
football will be played. Archery, throwing
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hummer II, second: Flora wiloughby. third.
Time. 1:S5ia.
Fourth race four and half furlongs-Outfeld
won: ST. Noel. second: Bruceville. third Time.
56i.
Fifth race six furlongs the Fort E-ie Stakes
seiling-Li,tle Boy won; Mrs Frank Foster, sec
Sixth race one mile. selling-Talala won: For
tunatus,. second Baird. third Time. l:42A.
Seventh race. mile. selinR-Crestfallen Wen
Flora Bright. second Briers. third. Time, l:4li=.
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THE REpURLIC'S SELECTIONS
FIRST Race-Sadie Burch. Toupee 1lampadrome
yer. STU '-i-
,, Third Race--Peach Juice. Tlrunderation. Sweet
Day. - ' -''' -hae
Fifth Race-Stand Pat Pettiiohn Pirateer
:. sixth Race - Tambourine Girl Kings Sister
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Results ut Fort Erie,

First race five and onc-half furlones-MarshaI
Ney won: Iole. second; Toomany, third Time.
I:G9S.
Second race, seven and one-half furions.-sir
Gallant won; Wire In, second: Albula third,
Time. 1854.
Third race. mile and an eighth-Ha-dins won:
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Tantalus Cup and 1nyria also ran. RlsodOn and

Tantaus Cup and IIlyTia also Tan. FsIEOuUlI anu
Cardinal Wolsey coupled. n,
Fifth race one mile and furlonS-Lady 70.
tentate IS (Redfern>, to 2. won: Lux Gasta. l55
Cannon, to /. second: sir Noorhies, H..
tO'NeiD to l. third. Time, To- 10. MaeAe!
Dwyer and DAILY also ran. .. ,,s
Sixth race six fur!oIgs. selling-.AscsnS,on. Tvs
- to !. second; iss. los Larson). 40 to ]; third
Time. 1:ls 2-s. Our Nuggett Ferward B alRa
Presentation. Double six Interval, Eoim, Bruins
wick and I.orket also
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GaIesburg Races Close.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Galesburg. Ill. July e5.-Three thousand per-
sons ., attended led, the last days meeting q the
track. There We're four races. The best
race Of the day and Of the meet was the third.
aeven-e'ghths Of mile. There were six starters.
B. G. Fox and Revenge Dare were the favor1tes
both being played for even money. The start
was fair and the first half was made in an.
A1toraN jumped into the lead at the start and
held the position. The winner carried 100 pounds
Revenge Dare. the second horse. carried 100
pounds. and Fox carried 1874 pounds. Summary:
Hall. SECOND: Dean Swift, third. Time. l:os.a.
Second race, five furlongs-Allen won: Passion
second: Hugenetta third Time. 1904.
Third race. Galesburg Handicap. seven furlongs
AlboraX won; Revenge Dare. second; B. G. Fox.
third. Time. rs.
Fourth race. five furlongs-sir Kenneth won:
Second Enchanter. second; Zenzeth. third. Time.
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II. I. T.. League.

A. PaiUcah-Cairo H. Paducah > Batteries
Witt and Rutle6Se. Gerard. Wilson and Brown.
At Jachson-C GAINESVILLE ). Jackson 4 Batteries
Harris and Holmes: Cole and Petit.
At Observation-Disclosures :. Hopkinsville >
Batteries-Gartiref and Warner: Edwards and
street.
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arrangements are now being made to round
I'D the best Scotch and Irish dancers in the
city. Fireworks will wind up the affair in
the evening.
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-Atieli's Illness Has Resulted
in POstpOncment Of His
Bout With Regain.
@ PUGILISM
GENERAL NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF ATHLETES AND ATHLETICS.

Changes the Foot ball Rules for This Season Is Well
WayWaIer Camp adm its That Action Is Likely to Rem
der the PLAY Open-First Step Taken Sewanee
Organize Football Tcam-D ate Set for Early in August
for Davis Trophy Matci-Duhys Performance.
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THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.


BadyS Starter, A.. Dade Wealth track
OH race. selIn pu a
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the
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-14
Senator Snrns' 8eiinaen.

Sas gefinben oes Staats=Senators
gilbert Wt. Burns iif elm berartiees,
oaB iein SOB itiiuoli9 erwartet uiro.
Senator 8arlotp, elm peri0nli6er
Sreuno oes Sterbenoen, peilte Die
ganse Ha9t an ieinem Eager. Ser-
islbe eriudte ibn, oafiir au fOrsen, oab
Die BON ibm eingebra6te Sia, psl6e
cine Ierdnoeruns bes CHARTERS bon
South geno ooridreibt, i'm Senat an=
genommen miro. ct bat ben Send
loren mitsutbeilen, bab er Die paiiis
rung Der Bia als elm ibm bargebra9=
tee Compliment betra9ten uiiroe.
Senator Burns mar auf Die BON
ibm eebaltene &eoe anldbli6 Der yfO=
minatiOn bes 8unoesienatOrs 6air=
bants fir Wisoererudblung iebr fola
uno er bat feinen @olle9en Sarlpw,
ibm bier Nbidriften oabon gu DerlAaf.
fen, uel9e feline &inoer baben iollten.
Senator 8arlom peri6affte ibm Die.
ielbe, uno Der Sterbenoe Deriab eint
isoe nit isiner llnteridrift.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-14

|-6errn Wc0pnalb's Gntuort, Die er
gstern Taamittas on GOuberneur
Surbin abfanbte. laute.e v9ln ben
SOuperneur oes Staatss Snoiana, Sn=
bianapolis. = W1ein Serr SD babe
Sbren grief bonn IL. oes Monats err
balten. gtatiirli9 erfenne i9 sSbre
freunoli4e abfi6t, um mir @elegen=
belt au seben, bor Sbnsn su sri6einen,
bouauf an, uno tperbe i9 berielben
oantbar seoentsn, aber i9 bin Der gisl
nidt, um iueaen elmer 6rass @sb6r gu
mani9en, Die Elm &i6tsr Sbrer @rt
bereits enti9ieoen bat. @rsebenf,
Sobn 6. WcSonalb.
. Do Sellow Sempel=@s= e.
Tell d a Fl banterott.
@incinnati, 13. Sebr. Sie
Soo Gellow Sempsl=@sielidaft madts
elm aiiisnment on Marcus @artb.
Die Ictiba oeren SObe anf 5000. 600
ansegeben fino, beifeben MISUNDERSTANDING
oer8eielidaft. SieIelbe f6uloet s175,=
600 Bombs, u. s75. 900 auf erfs Sppo=
tbet on bic @entral SruF & Safe go.
unb Marcus Wartb auf einen We4isl
800. .O9l.14. Sas @ifisnnlent puroe
semadt, neil Die Central Sruit 60.
seorobt bate, Die 9ppOtbet einsutla-
len.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-14
Nsne Incorporation.

sS1re SncOrpOrations papiere er=
pirttsn fOlsenoe @eieaidaften: S4nute
& Soltman 60. BON @pansDiae, @a=
pital $40, 600. Sirectoren: gBilliam
M. S6nute, S. Senrp 9oltman, S.
Senrp 3uritabt, Sobn 6. Mut9ls,
uno Senrp Suraensmsier.
Seota Canning Co., capital s5,=
500. Sie 8eamten iinb: Prdfoent,
S6omas M. @arlisls; 8ics Yrdii.
bent, Benjamin u. Miler; @&abmei.
fer, ). W. SObbs; Secrstdr, g. 6.
Wolf; SirsctOrsn: amos 6. Sseeler,
Nlfrso &iGep, Seize Sones uno Seorgt
90. &obinion alle bon 9eota.
Sannab & SadiOn Selepbone Co.,
@reenfielo. Capital $1,000; SncOr.
pOratoren; Coleman pOpe. Sobn W.
Sadion, Charles $. .Sanna6 UNI
@iliam $. Marib alle bon 6reenfielo.
giem Nlbanp 6urniture Clamp Co.,
capital $5, 900. Oirectoren: @i0iam
8. Suoea, 2Ouis 6. Sipple uno Ilpbl
& Sharpe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-14
9as @aker bal. iein Cpfer
nod.

Sie 2ei6e bss am Sonnerifag, tpie
beri9tet, i'm @aele @reef ertrunfenen
iuneen Mannes 8up Yalohin mar biz
beute Nadmittas mod ni6t sefunben
tporben, obidon iotpobl bis&aolsrpoli;i=
fen Morgan uno Simon ipie aud Gr=
better Der 2eidenbeitattet 6lanner &
Buchanan ben sansen Sag binbur9,
tpie am SOnneritag bis gu ipdt.r
Stunoe, nit 9afen uno0 S6leifneben
bas Sett bes Sa6es burdiudten uno
Spnamit Sprrrsunsen pornabmen,
nm baa @aIer biz in feline Siefen gu
erI1iittern. Ser 0ater bes grtrunte=
men bat cine 'gelObnung bon $50
Semienigen oherirt, Der Die 2ei9e
finoet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-14
Ser Sr. WleranSer:
Yroseb.
Die 0eihmoreuem erflarem, itd]
nidt einisen 81 fSnnen.

Na9bem Die 8eIdwprenen % Stun=
ben in 8eratbung geueIen waren, lie
BEN oieielben beuts Sa6mittas um 2
ll6r Dem Ri6tsr gailep meloen, oaB
iie fi1 nidt einisen fonnten.
Ser &i6ter erlldrte, ibnen i'm 2aufe
bes @benbs nitsutbeileu, mas er su
t9un geoente.
98ie es 6eiBt, ioa es md6reno Der
Sebatten Der 8si6morsneu isbr lebbaft
susesan9en fein.
sSm 0erlaufe berielbsn tpurbe Der
8eI9pOrene Sames gBbite BON einem
Sersleiosn, beruria6t our6 innere @ui=
resung, befallen.
Ssin Sausarst Sr. s. S. Safei
tpuroe gerufen uno oemielben selanq
es ourd geeisnete gerubisunssmittel
oen Yatisntsn auBer @efabr su brinsen.
Ser Staatsanralt uno ieire @enoRer
baben ale 9offnung anfgesebsn, BAT
Der Nnsetla9te idulois befunoen miro
Sberif Wtebger bat ale IorF9ts'
maBressln setroffsn, um oenSr. .gleran'
Der, fpenn er bsute Nbeno i'm 6eri9
gu eri9einen bat, bor ben Nngrifer
zines MObs su i9iiben.
Ser 8eidworene Wbite fonnte 6eute
obtpobl er iid nod untpObl fiiblte, at
oen Nblfimmunsen tbeilnebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-14
Snoiana 9incoln=9iga.
Republican. Stubs" ipieber an. = Die
Seamtenfpabl.

Sie Snbiana 2incoln=2iea bei9los
in ibrer sefirigen Geiddfts=geriamn=
lung. fid tpieber Der vNationalen 2isa
republ. Clubs" an3uidlieBen, pel9er
2igd bic Staats 0ereinigune friiber,
b. B. big bOr 8 Sabren ansebOrt bate.
Die 8eamtenwabl reiultirte pie folet:
prdiioent, 81. 9arrp Miasr, Sair=
mount; 8ioe=prdfioent, gBia 6. Ste
bsns, Columbus; Sscretdr. 8eorgs 8.
Seilman, gpanspiae; Saasmeiiter,
Morton g. 9atpfins, portlanb; @ice=
prdiiosnten: college Organization,
2aprence Wf. Wacs, 2erineton; 1.
Siftrict, 3. q. subrins, @uansuile;
q, s. 6. gbanep, 5ullipan; g., S.
3. pOutd, gaew 9llbanp; A., Wia 8.
gfetpfom, gli3abetbtOwn; s., %. 3.
Steele, Serrp Saute; g., Omen @arr,
&uibpile; T., Wiliam SoiiOn, Sn=
oianapolis; g., SOracezStinwea, 9ln-
berion; g., 6. 8. Seim, Gttica; TO-,
Grant Mitdener, 9alparaiio; H., S.
8. Ssnrp, Wabafb; r., g8in 6. See=
gan. Sort @upns; 13., ebarle 6.
2elp, &nor @uuntp.