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New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

$40 a m-No 13s First Isaac Cohen: triHing.
500 a. m.-No 1885 secondave.: A. sassian; $50
1913 q m-No 66 Nassau St: Benzser King: $25.
l1:I5 n rn-No Is2 Houston-at.: Realty Company;
damage
1900 m-So NInth-st.: Ms. Kluing: 81 600
2:4o D. n.-No e6T Park-ave.; unknown; $50.
4+1o n m-No. One hundred and thirty
N. Sullivan: $50.
5:45 D. m-No 20 Twenty-nrst-st; Arthur Hewitt:
$500
800 D. m-southeast Of One hundred-and sixth
Fifth ave; owner unknown; SIS.
$50 .. m-No. 374 Fourth St unknown; IS
1905 p Mo. SS7 East observation-disclosures
enth-st.: Elscn Schmidt; SIS.
f3S D. n.-No. LOS Fkst-&vA; Inward Miller; e1A
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
WON'T TALK OF BRIDGE MORTGAGE.

Evidently an effort is being made by the officials
OF the New-York and New-Jersey Bridge Company
to prevent the plans Of the company from becom-
Ing public. The company Tuesday filed a mort
gage for ss00oOOO0 covering the approaches, etc.
OF the new bridge. No one connected with the
company Of which James s. Clarkson. the Sur
veyor OF the Port and former chairman of the
Republican National Committee, is president will
say anything about the object OF the mortgage.
Charles h swan the secretary Of the company
when seen at the office OF the company in the
Park Row Building yesterday. and asked in re-
gard to the mortgage, said ''It speaks for itself
We do not care TO discuss the. plans OF the com
pany at present Other officials have declined to
say ANYTHING about the matter
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
GREENE OPPOSES THREE PIATooNs.
Appears at Albany to State Objections to
Police Bill Amendment

Albany, March 25-Genera Francis V. Greene
Police Commissioner Of Eew-York, appeared before
the Senate Cities Committee to-day IN opposition to
the three-platoon amendment to the bill increasing
She police force. He said that hs believed the
shree-platoon arrangement would not give the peo-
pie the degree Of service to which they were
entitled from the force He had not been long
enough in once, he said. to be familiar with all
She needs OF the situation but ne that If
Jet alone for reasonable time he would be able to
make changes which would prove satisfactory.
After the hearing General Greene said he be-
-lieved that the three-patoon arrangement would
not be adopted by the legislature. He added that
In g. general way he was quite satisfied with the
treatment he had received at the hands Of the
1eg1sls ture He knew OF friction in the party
over measures OF Importance.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
INDIANA ELECTRIC TRACTION.

Cleveland, March 25.-The Fort Wayne Traction
Company, of Fort Wayne, Ind. capitalized at
$1,000 600. has been sold by Cleveland parties to a
syndicate composed Of George H. McCulloch, of
Indianapolis: Henry Paul. State Senator Fleming
of Fort Wayne, and Levering Jones, of Philadel-
phia. The parties interested in the deal decline
to make public the consideration involved. 1t is
understood that the road will be merged with g.
number Of other Indiana urban and interurban
electric traction lines forming & system covering
q large portion of the State.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
APPROPRIATIONS HELD UP.
Committees in Albany Awaiting Fate Of
Administration Tax Bills

Albany March 25.-Appropriations Of $780,
600 are being held in the Assembly Committee on
Ways and Means and the Senate Finance Com
nittee awaiting the final disposition Of the ad-
minstration tax bills. 1t is said this morning
or high authority that unless these tax bills
rass and the party pledge of no direct tax is
kept the legislature will only report out such
bills as are absolutely necessary for the Of
the State dependents. OF the amount held up
$221 600 is for bridges in various counties $265.
900 for small repairs and S250.O00 for erection
of buildings
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
HENRY GEORGES DAUGHTERS wEnoIha.

II was announced yesterday that Miss Anna A
George. daughter of Henry George the exponent
of the Single Tax idea, who died while running for
Mayor of New-York in the fall of 1885, would be
married on Monday to William c. De Mile of
Pompton. n. J. The ceremony will be performed
by the Rev. George A. Latimer. OF PHILADELPHIA
relative of the bride at the George cottage Shore
Road and Ninety -ninth-st., Fort Hamilton This
Georges are now living at No t01 West Eighty
foucth-Et. Manhattan their Shore Road homs
It was the desire of Miss George however. that
she be married In the house contains 20 many
eaaoeta4ionS Of her 6athegs
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
CALIFORNIA LINES CHANGE HANDS.

San Francisco March 25-"The CALI this morn
ing rays that the California Northwestern Rail-
way and its leased appendix. the San Francisco
and North Pacific Railway. have passed from the
control of A w Foster and his associates to the
syndicate which President Hartman Of the South
ern Pacific Company dominates. The price said
to have been paid to Mr.. Foster is 81, ,664. 900.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
END OF THE LEWIS BILL.
No Chance for Commission to Confer with
Federal Authorities.

Albany, March 26.-The proposition Of SEN
ator Lewis for the appointment of a commits
sion to negotiate with the federal government
for the construction of a deep waterway from
Lake Erie to the Hudson River was killed by
the Senate to-day. and through the efforts of
the minority leader. Senator Grady, no attempt
can be made in the future to resurrect il, as a
subsequent motion to reconsider the vote by
which the bill was defeated lost.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
WRECK ON THE BOSTON AND MAINE

Biddeford, Me, March 25--A freight wreck which
blocked traffic for half day the western divis-
ion of the Boston and Maine Railroad, and which
for a time Gus of Geographic communication with
Boston besides doing other serious damage, Oc-
Cured here to-day Five cars thrown from
the track, the roadbed ploughed up for one
building near the track. and the Portland Boston
express was tagged Just in time TO prevent it from
of the freight caused the accident. No one
hurt.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
VOTE FOR TENEMENT BILL
Marshall Measure Passed by the Senate
Without Dissent

Albany. March 25.-The Senate passed to-day
the Marshall Tenement House bill containing
amendments that had been suggested by the
Tenement House Commissioner, Robert W. De
Forest, and agreed compromise measure
by all parties concerned. There were thirty
nine votes for the bill and none against it.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
UNIFORM TEXTS IN SCHOOLS.

Albany. March 3-The Senate passed the Malby
tiIi providing for the adoption OF uniform text
books and their free distribution in the public
schools os St Lawrence County. The vote was:
Ayex 26; noes Is This Is the measure Whicn 4r.
11alby said was being held up BY the "schooi oook
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
EDWIN AND F. J. GOULD AT TAX OFFICE
Former Swears Of Entire Assessment-Lat-
ter Has His Reduced.

Edwin Gould and Frank J. Gould were visitors
at the tax Office yesterday. Edwin Gould on the
plea that he q nonresident swore off his
entire assessment while Frank J. Gould had his
reduced TO assessment $4,000 personality
The amounts that they assessed could not be
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
PERMISSION FOR LARGE MORTGAGE.

Albany, March 25.-The Buffalo and Susquehanna
Railway Company to-day received the approval Of
the State Railroad Commission to the issuance of
first mortgage its properties for S. 900 600. The
company is to refund some existing indeDtedness
and to build line from Wellsville to Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
q. r. T. NOT TO PUBLISH REPORTS.

President Winter. of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company. announced yesterday that the company
would not publish monthly financial statements In
the future No would be given for this
decision. The statements will be prepared as
usual. but only for the OF the company.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
NEW ISSUE OF PENNSYLVANIA STOCK
Stockholders Can Get It at $50 Share to
Amount of One-third of Holdings.

PHILADELPHIA March 26-At a meeting OF the
board of directors OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company to-day the privilege given stock
holders OF subscribing at $50 a share between June
Is and o. inclusive, for 331s per cent OF their re-
spective holdings as they stand registered on the
books of the company at noon on May g. Payments
are to be made in three nstalments-50 per cent or
$50 a share at the time of making the subscription;
second instament 25 per cent. or SIS share. be-
tween October Is and 26; third instalment % per
cent. $15 share. between June Is and 25. 1904.
This issue of new stock is expected to bring into
the company about S96, 1000.
The board also authorized the prosecution OF all
improvement embodied in the annual report. which
will make necessary expenditure OF about S70,-
G00OO0 These improvements will he made principally
about New-York. Pittsburg. Philadelphia and Wash
ington.
The board reelected A. ]. Cassatt president and
all OF the other officers.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

Mails
Line.
La Champagne. Havre. French. 700 a m a m
VgilanCia Mexico. y & C.. 500 m A m
Maracas, Trinidad Trinidad 1000
Orizaba. Bahamas. y Y q cuba. 1900 300
Soldier Prince Argentine, Prince .l2:OO m 300
Grosser Kurfiirst. Bremen. n G Lloyd. 1000 a III
ComanChe. jacksonville. Flyde......... 800
FL Sud. Galveston. Morgan. $500
Princess Anne. Norfolk Old Dominion. 500
FRIDAY. MARCH n
Seneca. Tsmpco. n Y & Cuba. 1900 3:O0P nj
COmal. Mobile. Mallory 300
Jefferson Norfolk Old Dominion 800
SATURDAY. MARCH os.
Etrurfa Liverpool. Cunard. 100 400
Koenig Albert Italy. ~ C Lloyd. 1890 3:30
Kensngton Antwerp. Red 500 a 1000 a
Pretoria. Hamburg, Hamh Am. 4:00p
Pretoria. Bermuda Quebec. 500 1000
Ponce, Porto Rico. n Y & p R........
ct Andrew. Antwerp. PhPnlx.
Consueio. Hull Wilson. .....,........
Maracaibo Venezuela, D........ 1900 1900
UiIer Guiana, Demerara 900 1900
Valencia, GFeytoRn. HRmb- Am D:30 1900
Elandfts, 8aYti H8mb-Am........, ESQ N 1900 N
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Wed. March 25, 1903
ARRIVED


5 F D 6 @ 5ss H 5rT!d At MasR 5s a4 s a. the @
Steamer Nooroan tDutch Fonjer. Rotterdam March -
sseerage passengers and mdse Arrived
steamer Ravenns Utah. Courvolpe. Genoa March
Naples TO- 70 the Hamburg American Line; with cabin
steamer Hesperia oBr Blaikle. Palermo March and
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 1850 m
Panama Railroad - 90, with passengers. mails and
mdse- Arrived at tn" Bar at a m ..-
March ~ to ths United Fruit 20 tomPanZ pa 9Th cabin
steamer FL Alba. Quick Galveston March 10. to J
Stesmsr Nuecas Hix Galveston March IS via Key
West 81 Charles II Mallory & 60. with passengers and
steamer Pretoria ,Br,. Mckenzie Bermuda March q
to Outerbridge Co with 1+2 passengers. malls and
F.. Plant Ia t.. s@s a4oa9 n'U vi March "
sssI wasn rat,'ST9 al Charles les n MsIlorv E Co.
e$se Steamer No n6rseown Thorsen Georgetown c. March
steamer princess Anne Tapiey Newport News and
Norfolk the Old Dominion IS Co. with passengers and
steamer Guyandotte. Catherine, Norfolk. the Old
steamer Benefacror French Philadelphia to William
Clyde & Co. with mdse.
steamer Cherokee Garvin Azua March l6 SAP Do DO,
iso Pata and nd Monts crsty 20 and Turks Island 81 TO
p Clyde & Co. with passengers and mdse Arrived
sandy sns D4 H6ok oSo J. March 2s o3o -wnd west
northwest fresh breeze; cloudy
SAILED.
E TsF 5 6rs @ eE F fa d EGs65 R
Ravensdale tBr). Progreso and C'ampeche: queen
ba nss o4daG & & f9r PS5t d Has SF e e
sgFn ar 92 An5pn @ for xd M or s.
Thomas Kitts. Ryndam iDuch for I3oulogne and
East London Vincent: Algonquin. Charleston
m sMd SaTfH anf Heupor port News CITY Of Everett With
one barge Galveston Rlueheds for Baltimore Den
United states revenue cutter Gresham returned
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

The price at which the new stock is to be offered
to the Pennsylvania's shareholders, $50 for each
$50 share-or at 120, the stock is quoted the
local Exchange-is the same that at which the
last preceding new issue was offered In 1901 Penn
sylvania sold down sharply yesterday on the news
that about $50 900 900 of stock to he put
out. and closed at the lowest figure Of the day
l4A a net decline of 1h points.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 5:56 4:31 Moons age q
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy 5:23 Gov Island 555 7:44
Hook 5:4S Gov Island 620! He'll Gate 500
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francco. March 25-The oficial closing quo
tations for mining stocks TODAY were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
To nav

"BrlnEs mail.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
'DprIndkeun.

&D3in: r9lauben Sic, bab sic
etne Steqe fir midi baben9"-S tell
I m 1T n: r8eptB!
l1nb ben Solbaten triesen sic BEL mir
au6 glei9 nit ba5u."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
Son her &ate Ilorioa's. mo- 5

Son her Suite 1lurioa's, mo Ser
Yalmetto in ben 2uften raui6t, bis
na@ benz In @ts sepanserteu Canada
ftnbeu mir 9eute, uel6e Sorn,'s vi
p~ent,dHter 8lutbeleber sebrau9en uitb
bur9 bteies Wittel pom peridiebenen
&rantbeiten se5etlt muroen. 6srr
Sr. Sabris in 8ettempl, Ont lit
elmer BON ben Stelen. @te es sel9ab,
er,dblt senannter 6err in etnem Brief
Oh Or. Sabrnsp in gbtcaso, Su.,
ben MIR bter mieoersebeu: Wattempl,
Ont, ben 8. Suit 1902 @eebrter
Serr Doftor! Sd bite mid gu emit
i6ulbtsen, baB i'd 10 lanse ni6t mebr
seidrieben babe. Sd babe es DOT
ldtlid niat sethon, neil i'd crit iebeH
polte, Die es nit mir seben mirbe.
Sd babe nod ME piel UNI bic pielen
3eusniiie seseben, bic man tdsli3 in
ben s3eitunssn finbet; neil i'd es
aber nun al, NIT lelbit erfabreu babe,
iase i@ Sbnen nd@f Soft meinen
beiten Oant, @ott bic @bre unb Sbrem
Nlpentrduter 8lutbeleber bas bObite
Sob. Sd babe tn Der lebten l3eit
Ielbit on metner Seiierperbuns &c,
susifelt. gOr unsefdbr 8 8o@en
muBte i'd tus gett, no t6 ale Soff.
nuns aufsab. SD nabm nun msine
3ufludt 81 benz Ilpentrduter Slntoe;
leber unb mad etliden Easen fiblte
i'd pieber better unb fon1,te wieber
auf ietn. Son bieier 3eit an per
l9manb mein grbre9en, womit i6
tdsli6 seplast mar. Sd probirte 81
eiien unb Su trtnfen, mas i'd lanse
I3eit ui6t tounte. = sd fiblte tdsli6
better. Sett fable i6 es ni9t MIR,
ionbern merle es iogar on meinem
&Orpersepidt, bab Id itarfer sepor
ben bin. Sn Der 8erri9tuns meirer
arbeit, oils OSarmer i'm nOrbliden
Canada, fible i'd um 90 Sabre jim:
ger. No6mals 0anf fir @ottes
Silfe unb ben Sesen Der auf Sbrer
Mranei rubt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
Grtaltunsen Fno sefabrli9.

@ie bdufis b0reu ite bte Iuslase
v@s lit MIR cine grtdliuus," unb
einise Sage ipdter ftnbsn ite aus, baB
Der Wann an einem 2unsenfieber niez
berliest. Oies lit 70 bdufiS Der Sou,
baB cine Grfdltuns, wenn aud nod
10 lei9t, ni9t unberidii6tist selafen
perben iolte. gbamberlain's Su:
itenmittel s,ei|t irsenb elmer Sfeisuns
gum 0unsenfieber Dor. IS betlt tm1=
rner anb lift ansenebm gu nebmer.
8erfauft tn alien a~potbefen, NO gas
tent. Webi3inen gu baben itnb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
New Process
Steam-laundrV.

@enn 10, ba1u ptro es lid @u9 lebneu,
n;6t auBer I6t su laiien, baB mir Guer Gi'
sentbum bebanbeln, oils mare eS bas lnieris
&c. gSir baben bic pouitanbisite @ai9ans
falt i'm Norbrpefen urb liefern eriter Slafe
Irbeit. @ir sebrau9en feline @benifalien;
mir perberben baber Cure Sa3en nt6t. 8enn
Sbr refine @rbeit unb bette Sehanolun9 pout,
oann benft an inns. lluiere SreiIe ii1o nieb=
riser als lonitlpo, uus mir beiorsen Gltre So
milienpGIde biItser, ols Sbr es ielbt tbln
t0nnt. @rfunbist uub iibersenst Sud. 8ir
baben @senteu in ben umliesenSen Stabten.
9. q. @eper SampfpaS&anfsaIt,
@isentbimer.
OopIe's @ebGube on 5. @pe. 9. ct. @loub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
Cranris G. 1tfmlan0s.,
Der WadStoIaer s. y. SoneS' Inn 8unoeSte
~nat-lrbeber Der 4e,paHernmsSbtu.

Der NadtoIeer 8. .. Soaes' tint Sunseste,
nat-ilrbeber Der SepaHernmssbtu.
Srancis g. Neplanbs bon Nebaba,
Der Na9folser bes betannten 8erfe9s
ters Der SilberzW Gbrung, Sobn g.
Sones, i'm &unbes ienate, trttt aus benz
Observation-Disclosures, benz er ieit 1893,
nnb 5tpar als ein5iser 8ertreter aus
benz rStlper"z Staate angebDrt bat, in
bas Sbere 9aus bes &ongreHes Elm.
Ietplanbs ipurbe 1848 in Nat6ea,
Mth, 9eboren. Gr beiu9te bas gale
college rnO bierauf bic Columbian
College, e6tsi9ule in Waibington,
.. g., puroe bprten CUR Bar augelaiz
len uno iibte in Gan SranciscO bic
acknowledgements aus. Sn 1886 gum
Sruitee bes Sbaron'f9en @runbeigenz
tbums In Nepabd ertpG6lt, ertparb
Neplanbs 1888 bort ba5 9iirgerre9t.
Sm Observation-Disclosures bat Nepz
lambs, Der Elm ausgeaei9neter Stnan5z
erpert unb Elm i4lagfertiser Iebner
1T, cine pieliettige SbGtisteit entfaltet.
@r rei9te 1898 bic 8tQ our Innerion
BON 9apat Elm unb TT Der ,8ater" Der
i'm porigen Sabre pom &ongreie aneez
nommenen, Defenders audi bon YrGiiz
bent &ooieDelt protegirten 8eipdhe=
rungsbiQ, bic, obtppbl iie fir Die
Sauer bon 80 Sabren cine Nussube
BON $15O,0OO,OOO boriiebt, teinen
Gent aus Der 8unbesfaHe e%rforbert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05

Sie Mussaben perben lebislt9 aus
benz 8ertaufe bon Dffentli9en 2Gnz
bereten be1trttten.
Nepldnbs mar bier Sabre lang
8taeprGi ibent bes Nationalen Stlberz
&omites unb tpurbe i'm 81. &ongrefe
in bas &omite fir Mittel unb @ege
i'm Observation-Disclosures sepdblt. gr
TT elmer Der ret9iten MGnner i'm &ons
grehe.
9erhe 9nppelkrttik.
BUR 9eburtstaesfeier ibres 9utten
bate bic Srau Prpfefor na9 ielbfz
erfunbenem Gesept elmer Sorte Grtz
ftens unD Sprm berlteben uno btefe
benin Na9tii9 ferpiren lafen. Na4z
benz Der !9err profefor, pie nt9t MIN
ber bas fe9siGbrise SObnletn &onrab,
babon setoitet, fragile bic glidlt4e
9atttn i'm @orssfiible ibrss Sriumz
pies: rRun, MGnn9en, tpie f1medt
Dir bic Sorte9" Ser Profefor, na9
elmer &%unitpauie, meinte: rWetbt Su
pas, bteie Sorte tannit Su Bel Der
9o9seit u~nieres &onrab pteber MAJ
den laffen." rNein, nein!" risf &onz
rab, rbann min i@ lieber ni4t beiz
ratben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
GrrffruHe Rritik.

rNun, !9err profefor, pie sefallen
Sbnen bic Sramen meines S6piegerz
fobnes9"- r4usgeaei9net, porsiiglt6!
Sie Spibbuben iinb prG6ttg ge5et3z
net;-fpsar allies, mas fe fpre9en, TT
eeitoblen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
RnnIfF,,,tis.

rRa, 9err Suber, tpel9es 9emdlbe
gefGat Sbnen an beiten i'm neuen
8rGubaus9"-uSas an Der Sede-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
Gin mnJtrr unrt EIetB.

9 duertn Qaa9ts BEL Seuerz
ldrm gu ibrem Manne): uSaulpela,
nt9tsnubtger, am 9uberbauer mimi
Dir a. Muiter!-9etern bat Der bon
frib Big fpdt s'arbeit't unb iebt bat ct
mo- iein SGusl an'5iinb't!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
@aS fpu mon raucben

@@~
Sieie Sra9e beantru ortet elm ieber @tsarrsas
tenner babin: Niuit BIZ bic bette 1OetS Gss
aarre, ral1e "Belle of st. Cloud" @iaa
6u cine quite, iduiadbafte Sets @r9arre, rai'
DE bic "1della. "Oieie beiben ausse3et4aetsn
Sorten, fabri3irt BON
JULIUS ADAME
20=1f ct. @leub. Netun'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
CASTOR|A
fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die Sute, Die Vr Inner Gekauft HABIT
.., s..ss ID: 70, &MNzzM
lnnn1rr i'm Gerdh1ft.

Sriebensri9ter: rNebmen
sic bic 8eleibisung auriid, bic Sts
sesen ben Serrn S9ul5e ausgeitober
baben?"-& m n: sd
nebme prinaipiea ni9ts aurid-aber
VI t Of n min t9 iie!!"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-07

A wild throw by Spratt in the seventh inning yesterday knocked the Black Sox out of one of the gamest uphill fights one cares to see. The score was and in favor of Montgomery up to this inning but the locals were unable to get back the two runs scored.
 Trouble came in the second inning when Cox put Lew Whistler out of the game, doing the same thing for. Otis Stockdale a few moments afterwards.
 The effect of the umpire's action was marvellous, the result being the quietest, most orderly game of ball played Tn Montgomery this season, for which the patrons of the game were duly thnktul;
 Oscar Streit took Stockdale's place and pitched a superb game of ball. only three widely scattered hits being made off him, while he gave only two(bases on balls and struck out five men.
 In the second inning the local team was furters getting over the plate. The locals got over two runs with couple of bases on balls, a couple of stol olen bases, a sac riflce and two long singles.
 A couple of bases on balls. a sacrifice and Clark's long single put over two more in the third. tieing the score.
 In the fifth the most remarkable base running ever seen on the home grounds occurred. Flanagan stole first, second and third bases and scored on a wild throw, leaving the score 5 and in favor of Montgomery. This ended the run-get- ting for the locals but in the seventh Spratts wild throw gave Memphis a couple of runs, the local being unable to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-07
ACHILLES AMONG THE MA1DENs
Putting Men and Women Under the Same College Regime Does Not
 Make Co-Education."

same OO11cSc 1ScBAAAS OSOS @NSI
 Make Co-Education."
 HarpePs Magazine for July.
 Our thoughts hark back to the palace of Lycomedes, in the island of Scyros, where the boy Achilles was concealed among the maidens of the court and ar rayed in garments like theirs, when Ulys- ses appeared in the guise of a peddler' displaying the gauds and tripkets that allure maidens But among these were disclosed helmet, shield and spear. Sud denly a trumpet was heard and in the twinkling of an eye the boy was trans- formed into a warrior.
 What was the note Achilles heard? This call of destiny comes some day to every youth prepared to hear 1t. We are not told that the maidens in the palace of Iycomedes showed any tmpattence to seize upon the shining suit of armor. Doubtless their gaze was wholly fixed upon the transformed Achilles The note which called him out into the world was felt by them in a moment of wonder and of sympathy--he held their hearts and their eyes. There Is the note of destiny for the girl, and 1t may not always be simply natures note, but a call to the mind an soul, yet never, even in these days, is 1t just the note that comes to the boy. Putting young men and women un- der the same college regime does not make co-education.
 The case of Achilles is not in every, not indeed in itk chief. respect precisely per tinent. though very suggestive of the rad teal difference between the sexes as to contacts with the world. The college is not a battlefield and a college education is as appropriate for the girl who de- sires 1t as for the boy. Vassar and Vel lesley have their justification as truly as Williams and Amherst. In the college for young women there is the same train
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ing, so far as textbooks are concerned, in mathematics, physics, psychology and the language as in the college for young men, and the same degree of excellence Is attainable. If not probable. 1t is cer- tainly within the possibilities that an eX- ceptionally bright girl might in these studes surpass hundreds of young men in college. But the atmosphere the aura of inspiration, is not and cannot be the same in the college for women as in that for men. Lord Rosebery in the former, though every grrl in his class marked higher in, every study. would have been as much out of place as was Achilles among the maidens. Though he would have had every advantage for mental and moral development. he would in this en- vironment have lacked everything which was essential to the distinctive excellence by which he is today known among men and which the atmosphere of Oxford helped him to attain.