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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-28
sefhert Cite. <.loe,keeper..

TIE t0lh'Ntas salouaseepsrs TO spaear before him
Tse>tSy. August 4 and ssov cause why their
licenses should not he revoked: William, Lee
Ne A. Ne-sh Isves: William Young. No iie
Mcsxaa street.: simon ssSwn Ne isM Morgan
sS-ssts Charles Williams, No 100 Mcrxxs street
Cocirctirr vlre-yaorn< and permitting ganelicx
are The eharses preferred
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-28
DoCKERY APPOINTS WALBRIDGE
Names Him Member of kirksville
Board of Regents.
rrp---r,S> SpE,-T.r

Jefferson City. No. July E.-Governer
Dcckery to-day appointed the Honorable
Cyrus P. wsIbridxe OF ST. Louis to be a
member OF the Board OF Regents of the
kirksville Normal School. vice Reuben. de-
ceased.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-28

Wells gsai Will give curtsrr to-1tEh. IN
B.l;cz Park frcn 20 r. Tie programme Is as
fellows: .
ovsr.u--Ssrlir in Smiles and Tsa-s-----Coz.adi
BE- :
Cel-Ns-rh ChAracteristiSzs. ..---.-.---...---
Nellie Allen Hess=nhT1;cl
Excs-Tts From The Suitsa % SlIa-.--.-. Wsthsl
Gers From Cxvaiis-:a EGstica-a.-----.-Ne scazRi
The Ssas2E-Wnsn Jesus. O.r Lort--7r4-
marus. from Scahat Natsr-f Would Tat NJ
Is.-E'5-ael i-S-Pr.ssI's NA-th- from Ath2-
ua-Te- Holy CIty-Ths Heavens Are Telling
from n. CF-sttcc-
tnl-Efu AIh1rhtatt ---------.---------.:-. W2z1er
ss-Po!sa psnse .s-;c c:;i;; .ls-
Tha Cavalry CEzcre----------------- ----- Lc.ers
Popular @o-ES and marches will BE- Played a.
intermediate numbers during TIE rE-dttca q
sbc-e P.uETzDDe
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-28

Charles Srarsr. g piss;srer. living At Nc. IS
North Txeaty-secoci street. was ovs-cor,e BY
the heat Yesterday morning shout ssss O'Clock
Al the corner Ct Eighth and Olive streets, He
uSs taken TO the City pi<Yensarys where bis
ecodittca vas pso1ouccest aos es-iovs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-28
Boy Drown. While SWIMMING.

Charles Msrcuril. = years ol5. vas drown
Sd while swimming in the river a. the foot
OF Franklin avenue. YESTERDAY evening
With several companions Ns-c-rI swan
some distance trorl tie bank ard becare
exhausted Although George Berger and
Edward joyce tried 70 save rim Nsrczrii
sank- The body was Tot recovered
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-28
Prisoner ,.np. From rain.

Mexico, Mo. July 17.-Dudiey Stone. pris-
oner. being Brought TO this city from Mar
tirSeure. jumped fro-n train which was
moving at rapid rate near here to-day in
an attempt TO escare- The cficsrs who had
him in charge followed suit and began
shooting AT Stonc- Stone was recSpturcd
and returned 10 the train
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-28
Unidentified Boy taken From River.

An unidentified boy was :oiHd fosi:ss IL :as
river yesterday morning b. Frank Davis a
rsETo. residing az TIE Foot % Dover <sresL Tss
fo9 was -apTsrsrtly = yea-S old Iis.; 1ai=.
sr.,.,- { fse. inches raI and EsiEhe5 aho1t
seysa:y-fiye pounds. The ho.!y vas removed 20
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-28

St Louis-H. L. Dunlap and Ms Dunlap. c.
W. Ni-marn W. Nienann. Manhattan. W. Z.
HohiIsl!e. ?. W. Drcsisr. }. Campbell. 3. =.
Yoakuus Waldo':: J. r: Huss. r. v Friedman.
Matlock and Mrs NatlocS Imperial: w ".
MuI:c.d. A. : Gue.dAn, T [. FIe.. PAX Ave
son. Navarro: l. I. Jevet;- Miss S. EIbcisn.
Weli!nston: ! c. ss:ous;: T \. P!erSon; Grand
II. Z. Krenninr Mrs. Suffer. Earnstoa: II.
Duucker. Grand. L. ", Hall. GIlssy. (. l..
Sushuan. Metropolitan: R l. Neal. St Denis:
c. Seller and Mrs Sisbe-. Sinclair. G. F.
Stumpt and Mrs. Stuupt -AiseEmaEie. Ms {.
RsueatA- Marlborough: C. W Decker. Murray
Hill: l.. Wsllsrstein. Union Square: W. r.
tirpTc.cse and Mrs. GroTclcss. NorTnaltie-
- Joe-ph-S. ". Herdley. II. N. Lehman.
Herald square: G. Il. Schneider. Metropolitan:
y. N. Cau;or. Grand
kansas Cty-h u wccif. A. 9. Wolf Vie
terra: l., I. Hinkle and Mrs Hiukls. Criterion.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-28

Department % Axr;cu!tu-s. Weather Bureau
NeieoE2!oEical observations received -. Louis
july 2. l<3. a. s-S5 = lea! time a-5 ?
n seyenty-afth meridian time Dissertations
made at TIE same msnsat OF ti-ne all stations
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-28
peToR JOHN p WILSON.

HarTts5urx- III. July .-.-Dcctcr Jot1 P. viii
son. retired physicia.- del here today, aged
81 years DccI5r Wilson -Es surgeon At Mem
ptis. Tenn. during the var and 1ncs a pyul.t-
rent Physician q C.ncinEa.i. o.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-28
E.-conrr...m.n Buys . Newspaper.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Marshall. No. July se.-Ex-ConSressran
James Cocrsy has purchased a half interest
m the saline County lnieN. He Will be
president and .. p. Sturm secretary and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-28
At New York Hotels.

NhPI BIO IT -sNI.t1-
New York. July E.-Amons the arrivals
az the hotels here to-day were the follow
ing Missourians:
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Local Report.

Weather AZ $50 a. n. cI>a-; az s5s ? "a.
clear. Maximum temperature. e degrees; mini
mum. IS degrees. River. Us feet
Indicates rainfall inappTec!sb.A
EDWARD Il. BOWIE.
LOcal Fo-ecas:s-.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-28
benton Park Band Concert.

EDWARD H. BOWIE.
I-cai Fo-.-a sts-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-31
Nom GunarcB.

W2cM}iIon 9ebGatniBfeier i'm @es
nat. - Sin Der6ummeIter Sag i'm
9aufe.
Waf6ington, n, .. g., 30. San.
-Sm Senat mar bic 6eutige 6iBung
i'm @influnge nit einem frii6er paI7irz
ten 8eI6luTe elmer @6rung oes Qtnz
bentens bes peritorbenen Senator5
N}cU1iIlan bon U}t6igan geipeibt.
gQ9 beenbeten 8outinegef8Gften rief
8urrops (Wti6) bic Sbmpatbies8ez
i9liife be3iigli4 bes Nblebens ouf
unb bieIelben purben angenomiRen.
8erI9tebene Senatoren 6telten 3eben,
in ipel6en lie Die 9erbienfte bes Ser
itorbenen prieien, unO @r<&riegsietrez
tGr 2lger (Mi6.), 0}cMiuan's Hadz
folger, trat babel gum eriten Male ols
8eOner i'm Genat uuf. I'm 4 lt6r err
folgte 8ertagung.
s m &e eprG emf q tie + al E
fiibrte 0al3eu (9a.) in 46tpeIen6eit
beg 6pre6ers 6enberIon 6eute ben
8oriiB. Iuf 2tntrag @iGett's (Maf)
purOe bic geItern Dem GOngreB 3ugez
f9itte 9enfI6rift Der Rational@@ez
ieufdaFt gum Hotbsn 8reu5e al5 gge@
futtpz9Dtument gum 9rude beorDsrt.
SSm @inflang nit Der geitern angez
nommenen Srbre f6rttt bas 9aus ais
8lenar Gpu1ite CUR @rnGgung bOn
8ius in ge3ug auf Prtbat=4nTpritae
unb pa7itrte eine Menge barfeI6en i'm
Plenum. Dis bieIelben jebo4 benz
gan5en Suuie- pOrgelegt purben, erAob
gapne (N.zY) @inipano gegen Oa5
Qnorbnen Der 8orfrags ii6er Die 8ias
urb beantragte 8ertagung. 9ieier
@ntrdg tpurbe nit 81 gegen "a 9timz
men abgelebnt. 9raff, 8oriiBer Oe5
Gomite's fir QlnIprii9e, 6eantrugte
barauf cine 9auIe bis 1870 morgen
8ormittag, Inn ben 2egislatibtag
fort3uieBen, IA W}itglieOer itimmtan
bufiir unb 7 bagegen, tporauf Panns
ben @inpanb ,fein Quorum" er6ob.
r2aBt uns BEL tbm bleiben!" rief gftz
9arbfon (Senn.), 5Ibrer Der M2inos
ritGt, unb @erleiung Der Ramensliite
pur0e anqeprbnet.
g1ur 118 W2itglieber beanttpprtetsn
i6ren Numensaufruf unD Der Sud
itpr tparb abgei9idt,um Die SiBungs@
I6pGn3er 5uiammen gu trommeln.
gs bauerte 3tpet Stunben, e9e etn
Quorum 3ugegen mar, 4nb Der 2ln>
traa auf cine 9aufe bis 1870 NOR
qen 8ormittug ipurOe barauf anges
npmnen. I'm 8 l1br Qbenbs mahte
bas 5aus bemgemdB cine Puuie iiber
Na9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-31
2ein nnO Sdater5en.

G}.otu RopKamtritu lob @iardue obsr Htrb6i0
Sabnidmcrjcu, 4tural9it Rbtumdtismus, 2cuoens
lpeb S6mtr3su uuO 5bwibc I'M &iid,u, arcuI
ontr 0itrtu, Sdmtrju in Der 9;btr9tgruo, Iai'
irrIudt. @uidDeaeu Der Geltnfe uuO S6meri,E
autv art prO Die gupcuOunQ ooH 8nbDao
g}tapu Rclitf uumitttlbar HiuocruHg 0tpdbrtH uni
bel fortociebtcm Gcbr1ub pdhrsro iDtui0sr Sdgs
eius nauerupe SciluIo bcrpirfcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-31
WtaDOr Sips. q. 9ages
pom Der
OreimnO;Wan,isitea SSarO
inopiiirt.

Sci 9loffen, baB mir, IN pef
0tafen 8erfammlung Der DreIunoz
8tpan3igften @arD anpeien0en 9emaz
fruten, bic @anbibutur bes WlaporS
Sbpmas 8. 6apes ber3li9 inbOiltren
unb i6m uniere loDale unb ener9Ii9e
l1nteritiiBung BEL Der am Z. Aprtl
1903 itattfinbenben Prin1drpaRl gu
fi9ern. @ir forbern ale 9emotraten
bieIer 8arb auf ii4 nit uns in Der
llnterftiibung bes Mapors 9a9es gu
ber6inDen.
8ef4lo1fen, baB Ourd Die e4r=
li9e, fpariame unO 9ei&GftSmaBt9s
Tii6rung Des DaferS9epartements,
auBer Der niebrigen 6teuer, g{a9or
6upes i'm @tunDe mar, Die jd6rltfe
@aFermiet6e fir 9Gufer, Die ni4t
iiber iiebsn3ebn SUB 6ronts BADEN,
pOn $500 auf $500 berd63uisBen;
fir 6duIer DON ni8t iiber ie4S3ehn
SUB 6ronte pon $500 auf $500; fir
6Guf fer BON nibt Hber fiinf3ebn 5rOnte
Don $500 auf $500; fir 9Guisr BON
nt6t iiber pier3e6n 5rOnte BON $500
auf $500; fir 6Guier bon ni4t liber
brei3e6n Sgronte bon $500 duf $500,
unb fir 6GuIer BON niht iiber 3tpOif
5ronte bon $500 auf $500; 10 bdB
bic totaIe 6erabIeBung in Bafermte=
t6en $17O,OOO.OO betrug. Die @t8en@
tbimer tteiner 6GuIer Iinb Der 4omtz
niTtration beS Wlabors 9upes Oantbar
fir bie1e Rebuttion Der Soften fir
8afer. QtuBer bie1er Reouttion IN
WafIernietben mar Die Std0t I'M
Stun6e, eine Million 9pLlars fir Die
grtpeiterung bes Noi7eripItem5 nnb
fir elm neues 8eierbOir gu bergen uno
Die 3in7en unb 3uI8ii7e gum Sill
gurgsforb aus ben @riparniiien bes
0aTer 9epartement5 81 be5a3lan,
10 baB feline btrette 8eiteuerung mo-
tbig 1T,
8ef6Iofien, 0aB Der 8ertauf
Ger y0eftli9en MarpldnOer 8abn9
an buS @aba76 : 6Ditem Baltimore
ni4t nur cine una6bdngige 8a6n nd4
ben 8o6lenfeGbern gege6en bat, pel4e
billige unb genug 8oblen fir 8altiz
more ii6ert, foroern in Der pom
MaDor 6apes ielbIt gef6riebenen Ser
fQufs 0erorbnunQ parpfli6tet ii4
bas Wo6ul6 : Spftem, in Siib : Bal
timore Serminal 6acilitGten 81
6uuen, bic 0rei NGQipnen Dollars toz
ften, un0 fpelGe Nrbait fir eine groBe
Qn3a6l Der 8epo6ner BON SiiOz8alz
timore fiGern uno ben Wert6 bes an
itpBenoen Gigent6um8 er606en. Sir
btefen 9tenft Iinb Die 8epo6ner Don
SIDz8altimpre bem 0ta1or 9ape5
e6enFaus bunt6ar.
Bel 9Ioffen, buB bic 8spObn.r
bon GGoz8altimore ieDe frii6ere tab
tif6e @bminiItration erIu6t 6aben,
i6nen 9arfs in @Hoz9aItimore gu gez
ben, je0o9 o6ne @rfolg. @5 ift WapOrr
6aDes gu oerbo1tsH ,OaB feline Qbnt
niftrution 3pei 9art5 in ibrer 9egeno
angelegt bat
George u. 2. 3einbarSt, 9rai.;
Rpbert 6. 9. 9TcOcrs, Sctr.
8e14luBzGomtte:
SpIcpb 3. 6dria. 5pbn Srcbs,
Ssu ~. u. @terfUn, E5ranf SIpttenberaer,
gSfniam 9urm. 5oiepb u. Sarser. fen.
SanIes u. SwcenD, Sobn Roiiiter.
(O1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-31
S. 1par 0as e1fe
ttttO If Oas eim5ige
S&iuter5ens- 9eiGntitfef

bag auotublidli5 bic mortcruOittn Sbmer5su bri,is
tiot. Grt,iinounqeu milocrt NIB GonoefiOu beilt
pb Th blriclbtu an 0cu YuugeH, i'm Wu9tu, in ben
Girotrciocu uOcr in onDrtu 9riiitn OOcr Cruos
ntu b,fjnOeu, unO 3wur Our5 cine einmdIiee Nns
per6unq
Gin balbcr Bis iu tiutm Qan3tn Gbetloii,l Ool
in cin,m bul6en glaic 90aher iuirD in iptniocr
Yiuutsn Grdmpt, Spasms, SoObrtunen, 6tr5z
brcnncu. 0crp1ftdt S2lailofoisit WjgrdUc
Hurbfau Rubr, RoIif @GbuugtH uuO ole ins
uerli6cu S6mtr3,H bcilcu
Gs qitbt ttu ono;yc5 @tiln,jttcl in Der g1tit
pelbts Tit6r uuo S@mr3m uuO ale anOfgu
malariiber bili6icn uHO uuncrcu 5itbrr uut'r 3uz
bIlfsuabmc BON 8ooDa3s 4utn 10 RAID btilsn
nirb ais RuOpubs &soop 3clitf
soc Gents pro SLIDE Bon allen Gpotb:ltrn
berfaIft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-31
Coupons.
98ir sebtn fic'mit ierem Serfduf.
5rdsr fets earnad.

Mcoijinii6cr Sameu : 6ensptr = tin
iucrtbpollcs StGrtuuqs smitta fir ale
Grducn; pro 4ipte. te...,............. soc.
9icbie's Malj.Ggtratt, pro Glu=
id5e :. ................... 1Oc.
Bort, Sberrb:, Gatuiubaz, YtusS
catclz, &otbpeiu, 9lngelica, 3bsiuz
ipcin. Gin SuscnO Glqi6en S2.7o;
cin,elnc 7flold)t .....,............ zoe.
6rDtolifirtsr &nf uuD 8De, pro
6loi6e >. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 69c.
n.im .,....................... 44c.
G3inqer 9rdnDO, brilliant acgcn
9trOauuu0si6pd6c; pro Gldibt... 39c.
Silocr Srope 8De - BON ottltm
g9histcp iuiro III Baltimore mcbr
perfauFt, als BON irQcnO ipcl6em ans
ocrcn. %: gb1lb! g8cil oie Gualiz
tat nidDt iibcrtrcffen iperben fam:
pro 0allone ....................'.@ ~
u. Saubion franj0fi6er 6OQnac,
in flojden :mportirt: pro Glaibc 800
6rsue be Ment6c; l Subcno
Quarts S3. 90 sinielnt 5laibt. 3Oc
CJuin,b Stout, / SubsnO 9iuts s1.S0
Spldnoii6er Geneper, in Stcins
friioen importirt pro &rug. G0c.
gilbombru Sb,rrp, in Gdfcrn ims
bortirt, pro galone. ne...............Tz %
@aB gllc Rips. pro GuBtnO. III. Id
0oQdnoilder @encDcr, pro Gaiz
4 Inuc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 'oO
SbsriuOoo gipc, 6 Sabre ait, pro
! @o(oue Observation-Disclosures. So 30
Tarop's ptinsr 0tulI 99bisfcO.
yits 1T cin abiolut unucridli6ttr
! Wol,s sg8bistcp. b;r ipcjica Qegsn
S,uittn, 6rtdltunqen uno alle 4unz
Qenlciocn OcitiGirt miro; bro Glai3e 49c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-31
Cine 9Mr fitr ale

Grfdlturotu, 6uftu, ipunOc @uls, Snflucnsd,
grontits, QuuQtututlUuOuug, An5mtluue ecr
Gitleufe. 6HfttriDe6. Gut}itunUUgm &bcumutiss
mus R,urdlqte, fyrofbeul,u 6rOhnuuOeH Ropi=
i6m,r,er, 3abui8mcrlcr, Nitbma, StDuuibmi0s
ieit
Es b,ilt bic iblimmfcu S6mcBeH in tusr Els
,pau,io Dliuutcu 3ibt cine Stuuoe nab oem
qtItn oicier ang;iot brau9t v0enO SemoHO
S6mcrJtn gu lti0cn
RaauaDs GtaoD 8rltf it cine f6crt Gur fur
e5msr,en in, 8ijdtu, 9ruf uu0 glieoTH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-31
F||>EIll>E2I|

RaSnaS's RtaoD 8tlief b,ititiqt bic ibiiurHitta
sbmtr;su in elmer bis 3u lrDan3o N{iuuttu. 6s
lit uuu6t6ia, nod cine StuuOt nab D,m 2ttE
bitier 4u3tiCs al ltiOcu an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-31
O" NtQcu.
Sumner 3HberlaiFg.
Stein begetabiltIdJ.

gOnadnOio oti8modlOs elegant 0cr3udcrt, dbffb'
rem, r,qulir;nO. rtuigcnO unp trdil0cHO. 0s
mars gtlltn 3ur @tiluUG alcr StorunGtH
oss maocns, Der GiuqetpeiOe, 0itrm, @laic, ntr=
boisr Rranfb,ittu SapiubeIuniGQeu, 9trtigo, 9trs
topfung, 9duorrboiOtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-31

3irten Die8 ais cinen @erIu6, ein
nqurlament inner6al6 beg Parlaz
ments" gu i6offen, un0 Der in oieisr
R6rper78aFt i6li6 geporDene &aoaa
erfplQte. Tur6tburs5 @eIhret entz
itanO gsgan 9isienig:n, lpeI6e bieie
rGntpei6ung Der parlamentartidsn
g2dume" QeItQttet 6atten, uno Oas @nz
be pom 2ieoe mar, baB Die SiBung
bertaqt nuroe, um cen 3uder SSrte=
reiIenten 8elegen6eit CUR 5Iu4t 5u gez
ben. GtIi6e peI4e ni6t gutptQig
Qinqen, nuroen BON 8ertretern Der
6o3iuliIten uno Der 8olt5purtei unter
Dem 8ufe: g6inaus nit Dem 8eitnz
bel!" 6inausgeipDrfen.
9ie maceDDnt den Wtr
rem.
GDnfunttnppeI, 80. San. -
Sin 9etQ9ement tiirtif4er Sruppen
bat cine fturte 6&oar N}acebOnier
na6e bem Ot6rtoaIee in 2(l6urien gez
f6lagen. Die 6ieiige ruiiiI4e Bot
56uft ift nit Q(u8arbeitung Des Oitrelz
did rufIiT6en &eformplune5 fir
W}ace0onien, nelGer Der PFOrte unterz
6reitet neroen fpu, beI6dftigt.
Obeffa, 30. San. - Die 8orz
adnde in W2Qoeoonien tperOen bon Der
ru1fiIfen NlilttGrbeb0rDe 5durf iiberz
pu6t. 0as @ommiTariat 6dt 8efebl,
fi6 auf alIe 6d1e OOr5u6eretten.
ODm 8aur5 @nteL.
U}entOne, 30. San. - GrzPrGs
Iioent RrUger, psl6er bieriel6it
po6nt, bate feinem 10 Sabre aIten
Gnfel elm 5anffranc8zStUd geI6entt
Der &na6s ging in eiren 8a3ar un6
faufte fi6 etne S6o4tel 8leiioloaten.
8u fpdt ertunnte er, DoB e5 englii4s
SolOuten paren. 0einen0 Oor 8ut6
mari er fie uuf bic StroBe, gum gro
BEN Gritauner Der Pafanten.
0te Qu5guben fur bu5
g diet D5gert4t t in 8 4 dg.
8urts, 80. Sanuar. - Die De-
putirtenfammer 6eriet6 ba5 8ubget
Der ausndrtigen @ngelegenbetten. 8uz
ron D'gitournele8 be GOnitant ore
pu6lifaner) fritiiirte bo5 6eblen Ell
neS Gre0its fir bic 2tu5guben gum
6aaaer internutionalen S4ieo59ez
ri6t, porauf Der W}iniiter oes 2euBe=
rem 9elcafTe erlDiDerte, e5 lei Der duf=
ri6tiqe @unI6 Der Regierung, eS
ntbt 3u3ulaI7en, oaB Oieie5 Sribunal
infoloe BON 91i4t6enuBung einge6e;
-c.-.r.A....n aeha g eritel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-31

= Neun3ebn Gbineien, pel6e in
bic 8ereinigten Staaten eingei4mu8@
qelt pprben fein iOllen, ipurben an Der
canabif9en @ren3e, in Rouies 9Dint,
R.zY., perbaftet uRO bem @efdRgniB
ii6erantporte+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-31
9SrauenlciOcn,
1tnOer0aHli6feit,
SerftOpfnn8
Migrane,
SilioftGt
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aQe 2e6erlei0en.

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-21

Two-base hits-Burkett, Collins, La
chance. Three-base hit-Sudhoff. Sacrifice
hits-Wallace. Sudhoff, Double play-Fer-
on balls-Young. Struck out-By Sudhoff.
s: by Young. 8. Left on bases-St Louis,
g.; Boston, 6. Time-155 Umpire-Sheridan.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-21
Anderson Could Nos Hit.

ANDERSON, Ind. May Henderson lost
by inability to hit Meyers. Score:
r II +
Marion ......2 3 1 2 0-l0 13 1
Anderson ......1 o o 0-3 5 ?
Batteries-Nonamacher and O'Neil; Mey-
ers and Jessup
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-21

Hermis and McChesney in a match race
the same day as the historic American
Derby at Washington Park, says the New
York Journal.
Wouldn't that be a combination to bring
joy to the hearts of the thousands of race
followers all over the country.
Well, such a contest will take place If
the rival hackers of the two famous thor
oughbreds can bring il about.
Hermis. a 100000 beauty, is in new hands
to-day-the property of E. R. Thomas, the
New York millionaire. who has developed
so sudden love for the track.
!. McChesney is the pride of Z. z. Smath-
ers. another man of money, who is in the
sport merely for the relaxation and fun 1t
affords.
McChesney is undisputed champion Of
the West
Hermis is without a peer on the Eastern
tracks.
Whatever objection might have been ad-
vanced before to the meeting or these re-
nowned steeds has been successfully re-
moved through the purchase of Hermis by
Thomas.
is the highest yet recorded for horse in
training.
1t was apparently case of love at first
sight"
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas were at Morris
Park, and had an opportunity to get a
glimpse of the mighty Hermis.
Louis V. Bell, the owner, was near by,
and Mr.. Thomas had occasion to remark
that he ought to be a happy man because
of the possession of the great steed.
us he for sGle?" inquired Mr.. Thomas.
"A big price might bring him. naively
remarked Bell.
The inquisitive millionaire was told that
$50 900 would get the colt, whereat he told
Mr.. Bell to send the superb animal to his
stable at once.
Mr.. Bell is giving impetus to the plan of
having the two champions meet in a match
contest.
Mr.. Thomas has bought the best race
horse in America" said Mr.. Bell. 81 would
be delighted to have McChesney and Hermis
matched in order that the much-mooted
question of their supremacy could be de-
cided once for all. would be willing TO
bet every dollar I've got that Hermis would
take McChesney's measure"
The Washington Park proposition is like
ly 10 prove popular with Mr.. Thomas, as
he has two hopefuls in the American
Derby-Yardarm and Onatas.
1t is believed that Mr.. Thomas could be
persuaded 10 send Hermis out in plenty Of
time to prepare a match contest between
his $50 900 beauty and McChesney.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-21
ST al So FOLLOWING COPY

Ormonde's time Is only one-fifth OF a Sec
ond from the worlds mark OF l:37 As hung
up by Brigadier in the East two years ago
The finish in the handicap was possibly the
most exciting ever seen on any Chicago
track. Beau Ormonde and HuZZah. hooked
up a team at the final eighth pole and
from there to the wire they raced on what
seemed equal terms. So close were the
closest scrutiny OF the judges TO separate
them. THERE was much cheering when
Beau Ormonde was given the verdict. For
opened the track S'' record fof Sf four and
half furlongs was smashed to-day. This
time PA" Bradley's little gelding. Peter
Derby winner. Robert Waddell. turned the
trick. cutting two-ffths of a second from
the record set recently by Dick Bernard.
Merciful fell in the third race and broke
her neck. Jockey Knapp, who had the
mount escaped uninjured. Weather clear
and warm; track fast. Summaries:
First Race-Six furlongs: Tom Maybin,
ii9 SHenryl. to 5: won; Floral Wreath 1qS
(Otis). 3 TO 2, third. Time, liza
Second-Four and a half furlongs: Peter
Paul. 109 CIV. Knapp. to 5. won: Man
A.. 100 "a. Cray. Is to l. third. Time. :54.
Third-Six furlongs: Zibia, LOG (Ween), q
10 ,. won; Sister Kate III. lO9 "a. HalD, 10
third. Time. lib is.
Beau Ormonde, So Oh. Phillips), even. won;
Huzzah, 50 Robbins). 16 TO 5. second;
Time, 1:3S
Fifth-Mile and one-eighth: John A
Clarke, 50 (Robbinsl, is to 5, won; Dutch
Carter 90 Oh. Phillips). 20 to 1, second;
Moor, 1os Renry). 16 to 5. third. Time,
sixth-one mile: omdurman. IL u.
II to l. second; James j. Corbett, lie
(Webb), 10 TO l, third. Time, TAI 2-5.