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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-25
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tperoen i'm alten 8aterlano nit aro.
Bem Sntereiie seleien, neil fie 5ih
fret ausipreben unb b6ufig pDn BRIT
ben mebr @euieteiten un6 Nadrih>
ten brin9en, als Die beutlben 2eis
tungen ielbit. Die .ssreie 8refie fir
9eras" lit briiben iiberaa, tpobin iie
aeianbt miro, Elm lebr gem aelebener
9a1t nno fann ii6 riibnen, @ners
tennung uno Wiiroigung su finben,
wie aus sablrei6en 8riefen an uns.
lowie an Dieienigen, tpel6e oas 8latt
an ibre 8erwanoten i1iden, berpor.
3ebt. 8er oaber ieinen 8ertpanbten
uno Sreunoen cine Sreuoe ertpeilen,
ibnen elm tpilltomtnet1es @elhenf
MAIDEN mill, Der beitelle fir iie bic
rSreie Breiie fir 9eras" Das Sns
tereiie fiir Teras, tuie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @egeno, tuu Die
Wermanoten tpubnen, 1T in DeutSd.
lamb iebr lebbaft uuo es lift unnDa.
li6, in Brinatbriefen eine 10 GRIND.
libe Suffldrune uno 8el6reibuna
oes fremoen 2anoeS su geben, pie
oies Die pTreie Brefe" alltp6@ents
lib tbut. Sir ben geringen Ireis
BON So perienoen mir portofrei unier
ceibbaltige8 @obenblatt auf elm Sahr
an iraeno cine Norefie i'm Muslanbe.
Die ssreie Nreife fiir 1eras pnbl.
gpmbaub.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

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It circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to El
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ssofattonen TIT Scras selullmdt.

Die 5riscDsSpitem Qano, Smmt.
arationS Giiociation lenft bereits
ibren 9eil Der ginmanoeruuo mad,
9erasS
9reibnnoertunbfiinfsis 9laenten
oteler Niiociation oDln Often unb
gtoroen babeu ioeben cine 9our burd,
1eGas beenoet uno licb nod Den Salfss
quellen oeS Staates &c. erfunbiot
UNI bic 3atiaben ben 5eimit6tteiii..
bern Der 0lteren Staafen better ppr.
fiihreu gu t6nnen.
Dieie Giiociation iit Die uirf.
iar,,ite, Die eS eiebt; iie bat Noenteu
IN ben ganaen Der. Staten. gYnIIt
Sbr @uer giaentllm, auf oeln Qonbe
0oer in Der Staot, pertaufen, fpiinIht
Sbr Rapitol fir 5abriten p6er
iraeno cine 5nouitrie, idreibt an
Ut. 9. 2emOn, Setretdr oes Sm.
lniarations : Bureaus, DEBT. gi
frisco @ebduoe, ct. Qouis. gPp
8. VI. 0uobes,
@eneralsS sSmmiaratiunss sGloeut.
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bdrot bic Rriifun9 unn 9ut9Il6t auer
borbanoenen papiere porgenommen-
unb es bat fi6 aud ni6t Elm 3ettelden
gefunoen, bsien sSnbalt gesienet eelpe-
len mare, oem armen 0dter bic uners
fpartete, piel gu friihe @terbeItunbe
nod our6 anberes gu perbittern. Qlud
Ionit baben mir in fetnetn Der pielen
6d1er etfpas entbeden fDnnen, bas
mad etuem lebensldngli9 iorafom qe=
biiteten 9ebeimntB auseeieben bate.
@bsr unfer &Ieiner fol fih Ielbft iiber-
aeusen Mir molten ben osnbolt bes
pultes nod etnmal bur9muitetn."
WittDria nidte itumnr, uno Der perz
triippelte Grnft f4mieste fi9 bidt an
thre fnone, lebenstparne @eitdlt uno
lab gu, ipie Der 8ruber in bem unae=
tpthtn 2iht bes iintenben 4prilnah=
mtttnss ein Sbitr4en nad bem anbern
bffnete, eine Saubldbe naa Der anbez
rem berausaog. lIeberdn MIR papiere,
benen man fofort anmertts, bab iie nit
3ahlen unb sef4dftlihen gtoti3en be-
bedt fparen.
ltnb bod quoa es tpie eiu iaperer,
geheimnibnplIer 5aud5 aus ben gldte
tern, 70 bdb bic iiinseren @efatpifter
nd1 elmer Meils miibfarn 3u atbmen
btgannsn unD nit ben Mussn, magne<
it'd anseaogen, ii9 ihon in bic ssd6er
einsubobren fudten, ebe iie often ba=
lagsn. aber bann mar fhlablt9 bas
@rgebniB bod bos BON Mntpn porauss
stTebene. gt9ts fanb ii9 bDr, bas bic
8eoba9tung bes armen. tleinsn Grnit
aud nur i'm Gntfernteiten bGtte ftiiben
f6nnen.
Die brei @sf9tpiiter febrten in bas
Wohnsimmer auriid, nit itnen Elm Be-
tlemmenbe8 gdtpeisen. 0aran trug
isbod ni9t alIein bic 70 feltfam anges
reste, bdnn ober ersebniBIos berlaus
fene llnterfu4uns bes alien g9reib=.
pnltes bic GhuIb-bas dIte, biiitere
9aas an unb fir iid i9lus in ben
Bnmn bes 59peigens, abgeIeben bas
bon, bdb iebes oer Drei untptlturlid
iuteber beeann. iid in feine 3utunftsz
trdume einsufpinnen.
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lTiro atterfammf.
gam 9(htomiD ntmH iieb bent uuoer=
tneinlid1em fiigeu. Sine Memge
8iir9er betuetSeM eS.

Naboem Der 2eler Die na1iteben=
De Witteilune oieles reprdientatipen
8lr9ers uDn San Intonio 9elelen
bot. nuB er gu bem tpabren, ahten
uno feIten 8ei9luB fommen,
oaB tpenn Elm Wtittel Semuno our
Sobren bette uno i'm leitbem ee=
iuno erbalten bot. BON oetnielben ers
martet tperben fann, oaB ea unter
dbnlihen umitdnoeu oielelben Dienz
ite perribten tuiro.
2eiet oieies:
sSrau gaDbert Jorbri9, @attin
0es 3immermanus &pbert sS0rbrih,
SEQ. 1915 girainia StraBe tuDbnbaft,
ertldrt: .8is gum Gnfang oes Sob
res 1908 fit ict felt bielen Sabren
an HierenIhmersen. Ser S1mera
in meinem 8iiden tpurbe id1limmer
uno ihlimnter, unb tpuroe cine tag
libe 2ait, Die mid in Der Nusibune
meiner bduslihen 8ni6ten bebin=
oerte. Sd litt an &opfibmeraen,
Sbminoelanfdllen uno fDnnte
geahts niht ihlafen. SIN Mai 1902
erlieB i9, nahoetn i9 9Dan's 9tie<
ren=Billen gebrauht bate, Die grz
tldrune our gerDffentli9une, oaB
MIDI Die 8iuen bDuitdnoig bon ben
Hudenibmersen befreit bdtten. Sd
babe nunmebr elm Sabr Belt gebabt,
iiber Die @irfuna ber Weoisin nahs
suoenfen unb tpenn i9 aub tttitun=
ter geringe Mnseihen Der Grantbeit
neripiirt babe. 10 bat Der @ebrauh
Der Wfeotsitt itets ale StDrungen be-
ieitiet unb ih bin su Der tleberseu=
9ung gelan9t, oaB Die erite Bebanoe
lung in Der Sat permanent in ibrsr
Wirtung mar uno id1 tpeiB. oaB
tuenn man cine Shahtel pDn Doan's
Wierens Bilen 5ur 6ano bat, man
cine @arantie belibt gegen irgeno
einen Nieren@ ober 0fiidenl1mers.
Sh m6bte ieoeln 2eioenben in San
Intonio raten. fib eiue Sdadtel
Doan's 9ieren>B Billen enttpeoer inn
0ernr Drug Store Doer in sSilher &
SprinaalI's Drug Store gu faufen
uno ih tpeif, baB Sober iiber oas
Gelultat erltaunt unb NIT oemielben
p0Iia sufrieoeu iein mirb.
@rbdlaib bel alien Droguiiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wilburn
60. in Buffalo, sc. g.. alleinige
Igeuten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
BergeBt ttiht ben Namen 8 Dan
uno acceptirt fein Subititut.
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sar 9rinft a,amO f7laidenbier
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Wpu aranfrstths llmiperfitateu.

Der 8efud ber franaDiif6en Unit
nsrftdten tueift fiir bas abselaufene
gemefter BITE 9efammtadbl bon 80 ,4O5
Stubirenbsn ouf paris itsbt bterbei
natitrlih an Der Spit. NIT 12,948
Stubirenben, bas 1T stp.i BitnftsIn Der
Gstammt5ahl. Jbm folssn bic anbern
nniPeriitSten NIT fOIsenben 3ablen:
Horbeaug 1920, 3ouIoufs 21e1,
Monipellier 1707, gancb 1897, geen.
nts 1100, 0itle 1884, aiysWlarf.ius
1880, Oijon $50, poitiers 1888, gaen
752, Grenobls 7o5, 9eianton 1893 unb
f4nebli9 glermont NIT nur 299 Stus
birenben. Den tinaelnen Basultdt.n
mad bertbetlt iih bic @efammtaabI NIT
10,072 auf bte turiitii9en, $685. duf
bis mtoiStntfden, 4765 auf bic nature
tptfenfhaftlinen unb 1884 auf bic
Observation-Disclosures unb 8O14
auf bic pharmassutifnen ssosultdten.
Dtt NuslGnber iinb nit sessn 1000 an
Der 3abl pertreten. Don linen morz
f9tren bie RuFen NIT 450 an Der
Spite, unb ibHen foleen merttpiirbiger
Mttts bic perier nit 200, fuft fGmmts
lth Webt5iner. On britter StelIe ftebep
ets RnmdHen NIT 175, bann folsen bic
Oeuti4en NIT 1856, tpopon 142 Bet ben
pbtlotopbifh spbilolosifhen Gotultdten
etHgef1tfebsn itub. Den Neit bilben
100 BuiBasen, 113 Tiirten, 83 Ggpps
ter, 81 gnerttaner, 35 GnsIdnber.
Oas f4one @sf9leht snbti6 1T In Der
Gdommt5abl nit 1925 Stubentinnen
pertrstsn, pobOn 677 6ran5ofinnen
Mno 448 Gusldnberirren, lestsrs foft
fSmmtlid1 sG1lfffnner r;nh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-25

Samitag abeno tuuroe Elm
StraBenbabnmaaen in 0oulton ourd
Opnomlt in Die Suit aeIprenot.
SUM Berionen tpuroen uerlebt, oas
@eleiie muroe aufaeriiien uno ein-
selne Stiide besielben tueit fortae.
ibleuoert. Sn ben benad1barten
Sduiern tpuroe cine Wenae sFenfters
lheiben serbrohen.
- Sn SibertD muroe elm aeuiiler
Sobn Wbite tot Dor Der 9iir leines
9auies gefunoen, er tuar erldpfIen
pDroen. Da8 Wlertniiroiae babel
1T, oaB Wiemano, aud feline Mutter
nibt. bic fih i'm 0ouie befano.
ben SbuB seb6rt bat. Der Shus
ltluB jeooh furs pprber. als man
Wbite fano, abgefeuert lein, oenn
Die Slieoer oes 9oten poren nod,
nibt iteif.
Die oemotratiide aonQreB=
8enpention fiir oen 8. Giffrift.
melhe am Sonnabeno in Spuiton
suiammentrat, bat fid in Tolae oea
Streites IN Iuitin 0Ounte, NOD man
Der 9DltzDelegatiDn in Der gDuntus
&onnention bic Gnertennuna uerueis
CERT batte. geteilt. Der cine Ieil
Der Deleaaten bielt cine &onpentiun
ab uno nominierte Bindnen gum
8onareBtanoioaten, Der anoere 9eil
bGbloB. biz CUR Transformation
gu ufparten uno ibr Die @nti6eiouna
81 iiberlahen.
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- Sc giebt Wenihsn, bel oeuen
Giferluht oas einSige ift, uobur1
iie lire 9tebe betdtigen.
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ear GrcllrltOnen ;ar g0elt=
Nnsitellnna.

am II. uno 81. Mai pertauft Die
2eras uno Bacitic Babn 5peaial.
@rcuriions. .9idets nad ct. Souls
utto 5urid bon alien Buntteh ibrer
9inie in 9eras, Nrtanla8 uuo Qoul.
Iiana fir tueniaer als einen sFahr.
preis. Die Gidets fino nur in ben
regelmdBlgen Cars eiiltia uno fir Die
0auer bon Iieben 9oaen. gBenoet
@ub an iraeno eiuen &aenten Der
9tnie.
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sSeigt fetn Wsitletp.

Sabre lang perfolate mid oas
Sfifial fortmdbreno." fhreibt S.
VI. 9ulleoge in 0erbena, alabama.
SD lit furdtbar an 6dmDrrboioen,
ourb melbe "a @eibmulite perurz
iabt murben. Nfs ales Nnosre uers
iagte, beilte mid .8udlens Nrnica
Salbe. SIT aleid gut fir Branos
tuunoen uno ale anberen Shmersen
uno Qualen. GDitet nur 25 Gents
in ben Ipotbeten BON s. Ralteper 4
SDn unb StoDlpb OreiB.
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&0nigin Wilbelmine BON Sols
Lamb bat anlaBlib oes gDoes oes
gtprdiioenten Saul 8riiger an
oeiien 5amilie Elm 8eileios Sc.
learamtn aefdidt. oas nit Den
Worten ihlieBt: .W6ge bic @rDBe
Ieines &aratters uno ieines Ba=
triotismus auf8 Neue iiberau gepries
len peroen uno n16een auf oiele
Weiie Sic uno Sbre Qanosleute 9rDlt
fiir Sbren ibmerslihen @erlult fin,
ben.
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f1ortiebutia fDlat.
sie faratete lid, tfets Dor Der s,ad,

Sic fiirdtete iitb tets opr bet siadbt.
SD pfleate fait Die aanse yea1t
binour6 gu buiten," ibreibt Wtrs.
CHARLES Wpplegnte bon Nleganbria,
Sno.. nuno ib fonnte faum ireeno
welben Shlaf betDmnen. Sh batte
bic Sbwiubiuht 10 iblimm. oaB ib.
penn ib nur elm tur5es Stiid ges
gangen mar. furdtbar buiten tnuBte
uno 8lut ipudte. Mls ale anberen
Wtittel ibren 3pef perfeblt batten,
beilten midi orei Slalben pDn rDr.
&in9s gteue @ntbefung", gu 81. 90
bic Slaihe, uDllitdnoie uno ih babe
feitoem So Bfuno an @emibt suae-
nontmen. Das Wtittel uiro ablulut
garantiert, um 6uiten, @rtdltuneen,
bic @rippe, 8rpn1itiS uno ale an=
oeren t0als. uno 2unaenleioen au
beilen. Breis so Gents uno ST. 90.
BrObeflaiben frei in ben Npptbefen
BON s. 8alteper & Spn uno MbDlpb
DreiB.
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6rele 6eiie mad ct. 9onis nao
.uriiff

1Aluus
I'm ben 8elubern Der @eltauss
itelluna entaeaen5ufumnen, miro bic
W. SC. & &. .z8abn (Tbe &atp) einen
neuen GbnellSug suilhen @alpes
iton uno San NntoniD uno ct.
Souls einlegen uno Die erite Berlun,
Die einen Gtamen fir oielen neuen
8ng einienoet, Der anaenumnen
tperoen miro, erb6lt Elm sSrei.9ifet
oon irgeno elmer Station in Terqs
nah ct. Souls uno suriif ndbreno
Der Nusitellung. Die fplaenoen Be=
olngungen iino 5u beobahten: Der
Ratne t1tuB neu uno orieineu uno
tur5 uno oeritdnolih iein. 9lue Wtit.
teilungen in 8esua bierauf 1ino su
rlhten an Us. 6. GruIb,
IS. 8 bOr SEQ. $40 3.
Dallas. 3eras,
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= Dds II atiAbaber, ,sabritan.
ten oeS beriibnten WeiBbier. gIus.
ee1eihnetes SOmiueraetrdnt. 5eie-
pbon $50. 504l.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-28
FILIBUSTERING
IN THE SENATE
BILL FOR AMERICAN SHIPS
FOUGHT BY THE MINORITY UNDER
TACTICS OF DELAY.

Proceedings Approached More Near
Iy to a Filibuster Than at Any
Previous Time During the Session.
Amendment After Amendment
Was Voted DOVvn-It Was Agreed,
However, Tint the Bill Should BE
Modified Materially.
Washington, Feb. 27.-The Senate to-
day approached nearer to a filibuster
than on any former occasion during
the present session. The demonstra-
ton was made on the part of the
Democratic senators against the bill
for the shipment of government sup
plies, and amendment after amendment
was offered only to be laid on the
table.
The motions to table were offered
by Mr.. Hale, in charge of the bill, but
he did not press all of them so siren
uously as to entirely cut off debate.
Consequently the numerous votes were
interspersed with debate. so that be-
tween the two forms of procedure. the
entire session was consumed. On most
of the votes the Senate divided on
party lines. but MIR. Mitchell cast
three or four votes with the Demo-
Gratis and in an effort made by him
to change the time, when the bill
should take effect he had the co-opera-
ton of Mr.. Dietrich and Mr.. Full
ton.
At the close of the day, Mr.. Hale
consented to make material modifica-
tons of the bill. and a unanimous
agreement was reached to vote on it
next Tuesday,
Mr.. Daniers amendment, relieving
the government of the necessity of
enforcing the provisions of the pro-
posed law in cases in which the
charge of American vessels exceeds
that of foreign vessels to the extent
of 10 per cent, was laid on the table
Against Chinese Crews.
An amendment to prohibit the use of
vessels on which Chinese are employed
provoked a debate in which Messrs.
Patterson, Perkins, Tillman, Elkins and
others participated. In a colloquy be-
tween Messrs. Perkins and Tillman,
Mr.. Perkins stated that Mr.. Tillman
was always willing enough to vote for
improvements in the harbor at Charles
ton. The latter replied that Mr.. Per-
kins was just as Jealous in his advo-
cacy of measures calculated to benefit
the harbor at San Francisco.
Mr.. Tillman declared that the Naval
Committee had shown disposition to
abandon the harbor at San Francisco
because it is so shallow that it might
be necessary to dredge it. but had been
compelled to yield to Mr. Perkins i'm
portunities
Mr.. Daniel suggested an amendment
making the proposed law inapplicable
unless reasonable bids were received
from American vessels in response to
advertisements.
The debate was participated in by
Messrs. Mallory, Bailey, Hoar, Hale
and Bacon.
Mr.. Daniels amendment was not act
ed upon, and the Senate adjourned until
Monday.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-28
CONSTABLES CONVICTED.
Were Found Guilty of Assault and
Battery at Charleston.

Were Found Guilty of Assault and
battery at Charleston.
Charleston, S. c., Feb. 27.-In the Cir
cult Court here to-day State Constables
Bateman, May, Gideon and Brady were
found guilty of assault and battery
in the case brought against them by
r. D. Wieters. Constable Hay was &C
quilted.
The case has occasioned no end of
discussion throughout the state, as it
is one which incidentally involves the
enforcement of the dispensary law.
The trial lasted for several days, and
many witnesses were put up by the
prosecution, who testified to the as
sault. r. w. Wieters and A. w. Welt
ers were both badly beaten and Sc
riously wounded about the head and
face.
Gen. G. Duncan Bellinger, who rep
resented the constables, did not offer
any witnesses in defense. He merely
contented himself with a statement to
the jury to the effect that the assault
was committed in the enforcement of
the dispensary law, and was neces-
sarT.
The argument of counsel consumed
the greater part of the day, and was
very heated, especially between Messrs.
Bryan and Bellinger. The jury rec
commended the constables to the mercy
of the court and notice of an appeal
for another trial was given.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-28
OBITUARY..
Daniel o'suIIivan.

Daniel O'SulIivan died yesterday
morning at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. Timothy Sheehan. No. zoos Wheat
on street.
Mr.. OSullivan was born in Cork, Ire
land, June 10, 1928, and came to Sa-
vannah in 1852. While he led a quiet,
unobtrusive life, he was man of
sterling qualities, conscientious in the
discharge of his duties and loved by
his friends.
For over forty years he was ia
miliar figure in railroad circles, being
employed as engineer on the old AL
bany and Gulf, and serving faithfully
in that capacity through all the changes
from Gulf to Plant System and finally
to Atlantic Coast Line. He left his
duty six weeks ago, when his fatal ill
ness began.
He leaves a wife and two daughters,
Mrs. Mary A. Mccarthy and Mrs. Tim
othy Sheehan, and several grand
children, among the latter Mr. c. A.
Mccarthy boopkeeper at the Germania
Bank, and Mr.. D. Mccarthy, a student
at st. Mary's College. Belmont, N. c..
He also leaves one brother, Mr.. Morti-
mer OSullivan.
The funeral will take place from the
residence at o'clock this afternoon.
Services will also be held at the Cathe-
dral. The interment will be in the
Cathedral Cemetery.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-28
The News of waycross.

Waycross, Ga, Feb. 27.-The FAM
lily of Mr.. ]. w. Miner lost their
house and all its contents by fire sew
eral days ago. and are now badly in
need of financial assistance. Mr.. Mil
ner lives 10 the Mincey settlement,
near Waltertown.
Mr.. A. NJ. Bradshaw of this city
and Miss Dora Douglas of Cheraw, S.
c., were married this morning at the
Baptist parsonage, Rev w. II.
Scruggs officiating. The groom Is "A
well known employe OF the Atlantic
Coast Line, and the bride had been
visiting here for several weeks. Mr..
and Mrs. Bradshaw will make their
home In Jacksonville
Trinity Epworth League was enter
tanned last night at the home OF the
pastor, Rev. j. w Arnold, on Church
street
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-28
HOT SPRINGS RACES.

Hot Springs, Ark, Feb. 27.-sum-
mary:
| First Race-Selling, six furlongs.
Budweiser, 4 to 1, won, with Alph
Young, to 1, second, and Dusky Sc
cret, Is to l. third. Time 1:1518.
Second Race-Three and a half fur
longs. Had Ryan, II to 20, won, with
The Lorelei, 8 to !, second, and Buch-
anan, to 1, third. Time :43H
Third Race-One mile. Ala Mode, 2
to 5, won, with Bugle Horn, to 1, sec
ond, and Lyrist, 5 to 1, third. Time
1:44.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs. Orleans,
z to 1, won with Joe Goss, to 2, sec
ond, and Belle Malone, 5 to 1, third.
Time lis.
Fifth Race-One mile and an eighth.
Malay, 6 to 3, won, with Satin Coat, S
to 1, second, and Binehelio, 40 to 1,
third. Time 1857.
Sixth Race-Seven furlongs. Letoila,
8 to /, won, with John E. Owens, 8 to
2. second, and Benton, to /, third.
Time 1901.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-28
SLEEP is PRICELESS.
But 1t Can Be Obtained by Simple
Methods.

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that the skin becomes raw and lace
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v
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-28
100 TO | SHOT WINS AT
NEW ORLEANS RACES.
PretOriOus, n Cast OFF, Was Played
and Backed Down to 40 to 1.

PretOrious, n Cast OF, Was Played
and Backed Down to 40 to L.
New Orleans, Feb. 27.-The Shrieb-
err cast-off, Pretorius, now owned by
A. H. Lettellier, won the first race
to-day. The old gelding opened at
100 to 1, was backed down to 40 to
or less and won cleverly. New Yorks
defeat in the speed handicap, for
which he was always a favorite, was
blow to the Eastern contingent.
Summaries:
First Race-Six furlongs. Pretorius,
so to 1, won, with Gus Heidorn, to
/, second, and Josette, to 1, third.
Time liza.
Second Race-Seven furlongs. Clare
mont, to 10, won, with Clay Clement,
80 to 1, second, and Trogan, to s,
third. Time 1928 rs.
Third Race-Mile and a sixteenth.
Meistersinger, 9 to 5, won, with Circus
Girl, to 1, second, and Past, to /,
third. Time 1:47 2-5.
Fourth Race-Speed handicap, six
furlongs. Autumn Leaves, 6 to 1, won,
with Roue, 13 to 1, second, and Frank
Bell, IA to 5. third. Time 1:13 AS.
Fifth Race-Handicap mile and
e-sixteenths. Port Royal. 2 to 1,
won, with Ostrich 9 to 2, second, and
Gravina, 3 to 1, third. Time 1853 2-5.
Sixth Race-Mile and a half. Sem
per Vivax, to l, won, with Trio, 8
to l.. second, and Treacy, to 2, third.
Time 2:34 2-5.