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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-25
NEARLY FORFEITS HIS LIFE.

NEARLY FORFEITS HIS LIFE.
A runaway almost ending fatally, started
q ulcer on the leg of J. B. Orner, Franklin
Grove. III. For four years it defied all
doctors and remedies. But Bucklen's
Arnica Salve had no trouble to cure him.
Good for burns, bruises, skin eruptions
and piles, Csc at DR.. J. B. Black, Bamberg;
81. G. Rice, Denmark.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-25

"Dey say We'll soon be talkin' wild de
stars" said Brother Dickev, but, ter my
min, de bes' thing we kin do is ter fin
out somethin' bout de woP whar we
livin' atr'
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-25
MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE.

MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE.
One was pale and sallow and the other
fresh and rosy. Whence the difference
She who is blushing with health uses Dr.
Kings new life pills to maintain it. By
arousing the lazy organs they compel
good digestion and head off constipation.
Try them. Only Csc at DR.. J. B. Blacks,
Bamberg; 81. G. Rice's, Denmark.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-25
6be Ma&ic
Chest
Hos4 II Puzzled the Good
People Of Massoebu-
sets Long Ago.
An Account Of q -Ssro76e Hap
penine Shas Conses From By-
zone Days - An Un-
sotyed Myssery.

It was In the latter part Of the sew
enteenth century that the meal chest
which has always been in the Spoford
family and now owned by Mrs. Ortn
Spofford of Georgetown, Mass, be-
came bewttched under the most pecul-
lar circumstances.
The meal chest i an ordinary one
and was kept in the attic Of Mr.. Moo
DIV Spoford's house at Rowley Hill.
filled with meal which was used IL the
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-25
Thursday, Feb. rs, 1904.
While it is true that the legislature
might have done worse, still the record is
;bad enough, goodness knows.

While it is true that the legislature
might have done worse, still the record is
{ had enough, goodness knows.
~
1t seems that Willie Hearst's barrel is
10 cut some figure in Southern politics,
1fter all. Unfortunately we have too
many statesmen "for revenue only"
~
If our people expect Bamberg to pros
per during this year of grace. they must
pnll together. Concerted action is what
counts in the progress and growth OF q
town.
Too much selfshness retards the growth
S5f Bamberg. Tco many men here will have
nothing to do with an enterprise unless
fhcre is a direct benefit in it for them.
The eood of the town does not cut much
EAgure with some people.
-.
The State Republican Convention is to
meet in Columbia today. A determined
sai1ort viii be made to "down" John G.
CApers, who is at present the political
referee in regard to Federal patronage in
fhis State. Those negroes ought to keep
sCapers, for he seems well suited to the
atmosphere he is in at present.
~
Governor Hayward has appointed Mr..
n. j. Watson commissioner Of immigra-
Hon No better selection could have been
made. Mr.. Watson will bring to this
work the same energy and enthusiasm
Which has characterized his newspaper
&Work. he has been connected with the
SColumbis State ever since its establish
asnt, being now telegraph editor, and
Isl indefasigable work for that newspaper
! HIS had much to do with its succes.
-.
Johnston is now in the throes OF an
Issrxument over the hog question. The
scouncil passed an ordinance prohibiting
shs keeping Of hogs in town from the lst
sof April to the 1st Of October. This DID
mot suit majority of the citizens and
thsy, along with the board OF health
siened petition to the council asking
sfhss the ordinance be repealed. This
council declined to do, and now several
go8 the citizens are strongly criticising the
scouncil in the newspapers of the town.
-.
We understand that Senator s. G. May
feld, who has represented Bamberg in
the Senate ever since the county was es-
stsblished, and Barnwell for several years
hesore, will not stand for reelection. His
1etifement will be distinct loss, not only
go This county, but to the whole State as
well. As chairman Of the judiciary COM
sn;ttee, he no doubt was the most infiuen-
q Stialmember of the Senate, and, taken all in
an, his legislative career is one to be proud
of This newspaper regrets his retire
fmsnt from politics, for his place in the
senate will be hard to fill.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-25
PROMOTES HEALTH AND LONG L

tie, invigorating stimu1ant which builds q
titutiou and keeps it always in condition
quiets the nerves, repairs the worn-ou
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
G@Ome fmamsteae Grfolse Ger
9entiden Sas=Jeier unb
Der GirmeB.

Ser 8orfiano hes Yerbanbes Seut=
fder 8ereine nahm In ieiner eeifern
Nbenb in Der unabbdngigen Surnbaae
a~bgebaltenen Sibung Die Seri9te oer
tebenben @omites ertseeen.
Die Geiammteinnabmen am Seut.
iden Sag bslisfen fid auf 1880. 13,
Die gusgaben auf $1211.66, iobab Elm
ueberT4uB Don $618.47 psrblisb.
Die 8eiammt-@innabmen BON be,
&irmes bftrusen $780, rs, bic Mus.
9aben $1101.15.
Ser ueberi6ub mar alfO $439 GO
ge9en $325.55 i'm o~erfloRenen Sabre.
Ser Setretdr tpuroe beauftragt, BEN
Seuti9. Nlsem. protet. ,Waiienbsr.
elm, ben Mitsliebern Der beriGieoenen
Gpmites. Dem Surnlebrer Rutber uni
ben Nctipsn beg unabbdnaisen Surn.
bersins fir ibre Mitwirtung bel Der
,Brpfsn"= 8iloern uno Der Straben-
babn= @eieli9aft fir ibre prompte 8e.
f6rosruns Der 8efu9er ben Sant bee
0ereins aus3uipre9en.
gs uuroe bei9lOhen, am ud9fter
Sonnta9 Na9mittag i'm @ermanio
part cine Na9feisr Der 3irmeB gu ber=
anfalten, ipOmit gu gleider 3eit be,
S9lub Der Saiion perbunoen 1T.
8ei Der @elegenbeit ion ben liin9ereu
Mitglieoern bes parf=0 ereins @elesen,
belt geboten tperben, bns San3bein
3u i9uingen.
Die Mitslieber fdmmtlider @omites
finb ON nddften SOnntas Die @dfs
bes 8arf= @ereins.
Ser parf 1T aber nod fur bic ndds
ten @od)en an i66nen Sa9en ben 8e=
fu9ern Ofen.
Im ndbften Montag Nbeno finoeI
in Der Sale oes unabbdnaigen Surn=
bereins bic 9elegaten @eriammlune
beg 0erbanbes uno Seamtenpabl ftatt.
Der 8ortanb entwarf in ieiner se=
itrieen Sibung bereits pldne fiir biz
Nationale Contention bes 9euti1-
Nmerifaniiden Nationalbunoes, pel9s
in Snoianapolis i'm Iuguft nd9 iten
Sabres a~bgebalten perben rirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
&letne ~Staotma@ridtem.

SIM alter bon So Sabren III Srau
DC artba miles Wprris.
in ibrer @obauns i'm WOOoruf place
aug benz 2eben sef9ieoen. Sic mar
ieit 63 Sabren in biefigsr Stabt on.
idifg. sic binterIdbt einen Sobn
uno 2 S64ter, bon benert bic cine an
Nomiral grupn berbeiratbet iii.
U ouberneur Surbin bat
auf griuden bes @Ouberneurs Serrit
bon Sbio bic Iuslieferuns bes in
Win4efer, SnbY berbafteten @eorge
6aps angesrbnet. Serislbe fOa in
Union gitp. s.. elm abi9euli9es 0ers
bre9en on Warp gtbsl 8sifbsr ausss-
ftibrt baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
Nene Sneorporationen.

Sbre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ermirf-
ten setern fOlgenbe neue @eielidaftsn;
Bie vWsfern @rops Telephone Co."
bon 9ancOf @Ounin. capital $500.
9irectoren SO. s. Sbomas, s. 6.
SamiltOn, s. ginforo, Splbefter
Sshup uno s. 70. puiep.
Sap @ountp Petroleum Co.; @api-
tai $50, 900. Die Eirectoren finb ane
bon indianapolis. Sieielbsn iinb: s.
s. Nppel, %. s.. Sbomas, 8. M,
Sailp, g.. .. prap uno 6. g,
MperiQ.
,6unt 8rotbers Manufacturing
Co., South Beno, capital $25, 900;
Sirsetorsn, @eOrse g., Wiaiam 5.
unb s. 8. CUNT.
,5reuno 8rptbers Co., 6reelanb-
bile, &nor @ountp, capital $4,000;
s. 6. Greunb. prdRbsnt unb S9ab=
meiter, 8. s. Greuno, 8ice=p rdfoeni
unb Greb Seinbenri9, Secretdr.
Opera glubbaus uno 8%pmnafum",
Horb Chandelier; capital SIC, 900;
prdfioent, SO. 6. 5ul; @ice- prdf=
bent. 9eber Sare; Setretdr uno S9ab=
meifer, s. 9. Map; Sireetoren: 9.
8utterbaugb unb u. s. Sellers.
vSnbiana @ement Blpd onb pof
COMPANY, Snbianapolis, Capital
$50. 900; SireetOren: 6. $. Moon,
s. a. Mitdel, 6. 8. Wbiteieu. u. g.
MnSerion uno Wiliam Samss.
yDofe Oil Company, Munete, Go
pital $12, 900 Sirsctoren: Charles
gote, %. $. Mattern, gbpurb Wsi-
ffer, %. 9. g. 3elep uno q. 9.
Sarieim.
Producers COMPANY Of Obio"; 60
pital 5000, 600; i'm Staat Snbiana
unselsstes capital 800, 900; prdfi.
bent, s. Do. Barr; Secretdr, Greo.
@oparbs.
.Snbifota 2anb @ompana bon Sns
oianapolis", capital $40, 900; Sirec=
loren: Sobn .. SOlioap, q. s.
Slateman, .. 8. pfaf, @eorse 5.
Goot uno 2afapette Yase.
South 8eno gDlo Storage Co.,
@apital $40. 900; Sirectoren: Soiepb
unb CHARLES Swinbea, Sbomas 8Ol=
Inns unb %. s. Wpant.
vpubliiber's Selling Ma9ine Co.,
SnoianapOlis, capital $40, 900; Si-
reetoren: 5. q. 2ap, 8. 6. @burd.
man unO g. 6. Saliwea.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
Stlbernes Mmtsjnbilaum.

Serr Yator &~leranoer bon S4li9.
ten feisrte am Snnntag In Cincinnati
iein 2~5=idbrises amts- Subildum als
Seeliorger Der 90. 2ut6. Sreifaltig=
feits 2irde. M
Die 8emeinbemitglieber netteiferten
NIT einanoer in benz 8sftreben ben
Subilar geweiie ibrsr gsrebrung uuo
M%nertennuns fur feline r%aitloIe aufo=
pfernbe Sbdtisteit i'm Snterefe Der Sc
msinbs pdbrsno Oes bsrflOfenen 8ier.
tsliabrbunoerts gu liefern. ~
Die Geier, bic als cine D6llige ueber'
rai9uns fir ben Subilar in aler Stiae
unb Ssimli6teit arransirt wosoen mar,
geitaltste fi9 su einem iiberaus impos
ianten @reieniB unb ~lieferts ben un=
tpioerlesli9ften 8eweis fur oas innise
0srbdltniB, bas 3wiiden paftor unb
@emeinbe bsrridt. Im 8Ormittag TO-
wie am Na9mittasi fanoen Geftsoties-
bienife in ber:aan3 prddtig sei9mid.
ten Stride ftatt, mdbrenb am Mbeho
cine i~nformelle 6eier in ben Inter-
rdumen Der Stride ben 8ei4lub Der
Jeftipitdten biloete, @eleaentli9 bieier
S1lubfeier tpurben benz Subilar als
bleibenoe Inbenfer an bieien 10 BENT
miirbissn Gag peri9ieoene prd9tise
@si9enfe tiberrsidt.
gls Gefpreoiger fir bic beiben sot=
tesoienftli9en Sanblungen maren aug
pdrtige Imts5riioer uno Greunoe bes
Subilars sri9ieneu, beren &Ommen
Germ paftorlMleranSer bon S9li9ten
nm 10 mebr erfreute, als bic Serren
Mitslisber Der MiHouri Spnooe fno
unb bur6 ibr 2ommet ben 8emeis GEE
liefert haben, oaB er in ben &eiben Der
SnnD0al9ettlt1en froB 1elller gu.
Ipenbirung burd Ei%trittprdies Hieman
bod nod treue Greunoe befbt.
Muberoem bate Der Subilar an
ieinem @hrentage aud nod bic
6reube, feline idmmtliden brei S6bne
um fi1 berIammelt gu ieben, benin bic
Serren paifOren Mlsranber bon S9li9s
ten, ST., uno 9err paffor Sbeo. BON
Sdlidtsn tparen aus YOnters, 81. g.,
reIp. aus MIma, Wo., su Der Subj
ldumsfeisr bier eingetrofen unb ber-
ri9.eten Bel ben gottesoienitli9en Sanb-
lungen ben Mltarbienft.
Sie Teitpreoiser uaren pafor 6.
3oImant bon Mapbiae, Wis., unb
paitor 8. u. grano bon Watsrtoun,
Wisc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
YoliseHi9es.

George Steinert, Der unter
Der Intla9e Der Sruntenheit unb &ube=
it0rung berbaftet puroe, fol- berIudt
baben, on Der 2incoln StraBe cine
tleine GuctiOn gu b~eranfalten, Die ibm
BURG bic Intunft Der polissi bereiteIt
nuroe.
SrbiIIe 6ranflin, 218 1orb
DIT Strabe, tuurbe Der polisei als ber=
miBt gemeloet. 5rantlin lit % Sabre
alt. @ein 8ater Der In Mancie tuubnt.
bsfinbet fi9 augenblidli9 bier, um nab
benz @eri4wunoensn gu fu9en.
CD. 9Oppsr, Elm Subrmun,
tpuroe seftern unter Der Mnflaee, feline
Grau gef9lagen gu baben, berbaftet.
@a9 Iusfagen Der pOlisiifen foa er
ben ansriH auf OHentli9er Strase
peribt baben. 6oppsr tpubnt 1916
Of Martet StraBe unb es mirb oe=
iagt, oaB er getrunten battle. Ser
Streit iOl baour9 entHanben iein, bas
bic Grau ihre an Der pine StraBe
tpobnenbe So9ter befu9en mpute,
tpomit Sopper ni6t einberfanoen q
Stint Steine puroen in ieinsr Sadie
aufgefunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
6runoeisentbums l1ebertrasunBen,

Sobn Gaunoers an Caroline W6it-
ft, 2ot s in Wc8iu's @rben Subo.
bon Ga. 90, Senate Npe., n6rblid
bon South Str. $4,000.
Samuel Yfenoler ST. an Samuel
pfenbler ST., Elm She'll Der iibbitli9sn
giertelsiettiOn 10, Ship. IA, &anse 5
in 6rantlin Ship. $4,000.
CHARLES Wittboft an Sarab 6. @ra=
BAN, 2ots 262 uno 263 in OsIs's OF
part Nob., nDrblid bon penniplpania
&ailroao Shops. $500.
glisie s. @uis an Samuel 3. prap
Got 81. Sobnion & Sogibires 81
@aibin9ton Sir. Nbb. n6roli9 Der
penniplbania giienbabn Werftdtten.
$4,000.
Sobn g.. &robn an Oscar 5. Mann
Got 8 urb She'll bon 2ot 4, Spann
u. a., Subo., NuBenlut ~, Waibins-
ton, nabe pine Str. $1,000.
5enberfon George on 9ouis @. gor=
net, Got 4, @ibiOns Subj, Sobnions
grben Gbb., college Nue., awii6sn
10. unb 20. Ctr. $1,000.
@iaiam SO. 9ineberrp an Sames
g. @aHabp, Got IA, pple's Subj,
8aien's SpringoaIe Gob., nOro0ftIi9
BON Woooruff place. $3.50.
Smmaculate M. glauo an Walter
Wartin, Got 81, Mc@ormid's @rben
Subj, meitlid bonn 5lub, n6roli9
bon WaibingtOn Str, uno Got 4,
&obinion's Subj. $1,000.
&obert %. 2oprp an Mrtbur 9.
8rotpn, Got 1l9, college Corner, nabe
Waiien= Seimatb. Sc, 500.
Sobn %. Smith an @iuiam $.
Sarte, Got l4O, Wooorutt place, 9er-
ter Sripe. s4,750.
Sofepb Samilton. 8Ormuno, an
Wiaiam g. 9ubaa, Got 81, @ibe=
hours 9isblano SOme addition, fio.
lid bon Woooruf place. $1,000.
6aunie 6. @urrp an @briftan s..
glertamp IT,, Cots IL unb Is. Mepr's
l. Mboition, n6roli4 bon prOipect
Ctr. $500.
WiQiam %. Webb an Sbpmas 8.
Hidarbs u. g., Got 325 in Sadfon
part, norbli9 bon ben Ntlas Worts.
500.
&eafon 6. Sanders an Worp W.
ReIenss, Sbsil bon Got 8 in Ritter's
Subj, 6ffli9e Settle bon part Nbo.,
rate Is. Ctr. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04

geben Der poftion wiirbe BON Der aiz
beren partei iofort als feige Gln9t
ausseleet uno u~mberpoiaunt tueroen /;
alio miiHe bsibe Yarteien 10 LANCE Elm
vSogs 2ife" ftibren, biz 8~erbdltniHe
eintreten, bic einen p~laufiblen 8orpano
sur Mbreiie bieten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
@rflefli6em ueberi9uk
5eiet Ger S~inan5.1biblub Ger
Sefbehoroe.
Ypm BplDenen Subilaum bes M6tt=
nerbor.

Der Geffausi9ub fir bas solbene
Subildum oes Mdnner9or belt seffern
Mbenb feline Sibung sweds S6lub=
@bre9nun9 ab.
gs tann 5u au9emeiHer @enu9=
thuuug beri9tet peroen, baB trob Der
enortnen %llntOfen, tpel9e bas berr=
li9e GeIt nit fG bradte, Der Mdnner=
9or=2aHe elm erfledli9er nebsrI4ub
bonn JeitausS9uB iberwieien peroen
tarn. Sie forsfdltig seprafte Gbs
re6nuns 3eigt bic folssnoen Gin
nabmen:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
s emer r.

Sn benz leerffebenoen 9aufe Go. 1853
Stb SIinois Strabe brad geftern
Mbeno elm Geuer aus. Sasielbe ri9-
teie einen S9aben bon $50 an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
S9iTsnahrihten.
u N m n:

SwfHenawrtmIeH.
Mnaet o NJ m n:
Sem Sort: Oscar II. bon @open=
hagen; minneapolis" bon 3on=
bon.
@ibraltar: vS3nisin 2ouiie" BON Stem
Oorf
Sem gorf: v3sslano" BON Mntperpen,
yMinneapplis" bon 2onoOn;
y&otteroam" bon ROTTERDAM;
y8opic" BON 9iberpool.
Samburs: vSlii9er" bon Stem Yort.
Bremen: v@roBer 9urfiirf" bon SEEM
Sort.
2pnopn: vMinnetonta" bon SEEM
Sort.
@lassow: .Yomeranian" bon Mon=
treal.
Queenstown: yGrieslanb bon Pbila-
belpbia.
Nb9e q 3 n.
Dofobama: y@mpreb of Sapan" BON
Dong Song mad 0ancouber.
@berbour3: y8ermanicA bon Soutb=
amptDn mad Sem Dort.
Gibraltar: v9obenaolsrn" bon @enua
nod Netp Sort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
SafesSaa.

l=2 | q a.
Sem Sort, 8. Oft.
Nstp Oort. -. .0O00OO03*- 8
ct. 2ouis -. 000001000-
8atterien MatbamfOn uno Bonner
man; Ni9ols uno Butler.
philadelphia, 8. Oft.
CRIES spiel.
philadelphia 20 0020000*- 2
pittsburg.. 20 l.
gattsrisn -Sugslebp uno SOOin;
2eeoer uno pbelps.
3ueites spiel.
philadelphia. .........2 l l 0 o. 4
pittsburg ........ 2 4 6-l6
8atterisn = SutbOf uno SOOin ;
Glabert unb pbelps.
8rootlpn, 8. DIT.
Cries 6 pie.
8rooflpn 80 o. 0
Cincinnati ...000102200- 5
Batterien - Sones uno Bergen;
6arper uno S9tei.
9 weites SPIEL.
grooflpn. 0000001- l
Cincinnati ......-.3 q 5
8atterien - @ronin uno Sitter;
@ping uno Street.
Bolton, 8. Sft.
Bottom .......3 0OOO0O02 q 5
@bicago ......0 0270033l- lie
8atterien = GiIber, Neeobam unb
Wcgii9ol; Wider uno Sling.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04

Eotal. .S5,412 SO
8erbIeibt elm ueberiduB pom $685.. II.
Ser 8Ortano bes Gef= Nusi9unes
puroe beauftrast, bieie Nbre9nung
benz 0ereins= 0orftanb al tibermiiteln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04

8pttlteb 6 eutbarot,
Die gemitbli9e gGe."
Gfe Noble unb Warfet Str
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19
SPRING WON
ARIRENE STAKES.

New York, April 1S.-7The Ariverne
stakes, for 3-year-olds, seven furlongs,
was the feature of the card to-day
was won by Springer, a u to l, shot
Peter Paul and Joaquin made the run
ming to the stretch when Peter Paul
the favorte quit. Spring closed strong
in the final eighth, and won driving
by one and one-half lengths. Two
favorites won Summaries:
First Race-Selling, six furlongs. Nep-
tunus, S to 1, won, with Belle Mead
to l, second and Wreath of Ivy, 8
to l, third Time 1:16 3-5.
Second Race-Four furlongs. Brush
Up. 3 to l. won, with Chrysilis to
l, second and Peggy, Is to l, third.
Time AS 20.
Third Race-Selling, seven furlongs.
Silver Days, 2 to 1, won, with Belle
of Milford, to !, second and Gin
cinnatus, 10 to l, third. Time 1:2S.
Fourth Race-The Ariverne stakes,
seven furlongs. Spring, II to /, won,
with Graziallo, to 2, second and JAG
quin, 20 to 1, third. Time 1925 As.
Fifth Race-Selling, four furlongs.
Tramolor, 4 to 1, won, with Home Bred.
so to 1, second and Bert Osra, 30 to 1,
third. Time 40.
Sixth Race-Handicap. six furlongs.
San Nicholas, Z to 2, won, with sails.
to 2, second and All Gold, even, third.
Time 1:13 AS.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19
FIVE FAV0RITES WERE
FIRST AT MEMPHIS.

Memphis, Tenn. April 1S.--C. p.
Ellison's Lady Ellison won the Mem
phis stakes at Montgomery Park 20
day by a neck from Schorr's Vidalia.
Five favorites won.
First Race-Four and one-half fur
longs. Kings Trophy, 6 to s. won, with
Fox Hunting, Is to l, second, and Gleo-
man, Is to 1. third. Time IS.
Second Race-Six furlongs. Colonial
Girl, to 5. won. with Idle, 60 10 l,
second, and haywood. 4 to 1, third.
Time 1:16A.
Third Race-Mile and a sixteenth
McGee, even. won. with Witful, even,
second, and Judge, IL to l, third. Time
1:49la.
Fourth Race-The Memphis stakes,
five furlongs. Lady Ellison, to 5,
won, with Vidalia. to /, second, and
John Smulski. 6 to 8, third. Time 1:03.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs. Australina,
to l. won. with Bensonhurst, TO 8,
second, and The Taxman, 2 to /, third.
Time 1:16&.
Sixth Race-Mile, Federal, Ii to 2,
won, with Voltman, -, second, and
Easy Trade, 20 to 1. third. Time LA.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19
EXHIBITION GAME EVERY DAY
FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK
SUNDAY BALL GAME
BEING TALKED OF.
Revival of scheme to Play sunday
Games at Thunderbolt.

Revival of scheme to Play sunday
Games at ThunderbOlt.
The suggestion made in the Morn
ing News several months ago, anent
the possibility of Sunday ball games
al Thunderbolt, is being revived, and
there is a possibility that arrange
ments will be made TO pull off games
at this resort during the summer
months.
In discussing the matter yesterday
Owner Boyer said that Sunday games,
whether they should or should not be
played, would be left entirely to pub
lie sentiment. From financial stand
point he thought they would be of
material benefit to the club here, but if
this had TO be accepted at the cost of
public sentiment he would not consider
the plan.
Parties who are interested in the up
building of Thunderbolt have made
propositions for making arrangements
to have Sunday games played at this
place. 1t is claimed that suitable
grounds can be secured, with plenty
Of capital, to put them in good shape,
and if the scheme is a go, undoubted-
~ enormous crowds can be secured to
witness the contests.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19
CITY BREVITIES.

Company C, Guards, is making its
preparations for the annual picnic and
drill that it will give at Tybee some
time next month.
While going to the Puder fire Satur-
day night a brass cap was lost off a
wheel of one of the machines at the
Central fire station, at Oglethorpe
avenue and Abercorn street. The fire.
men ask that Mcpherson who found the
cap return Il to the fire station,
The Republican Blues will give a
picnic shortly on date and at
place yet to be selected. At a meet
ing of the company last night the fol-
lowing committee was appointed to
plan for it: Lieut.. A. D. Harden,
chairman; Sergts. 7. ]. Morrissey, ].
A. Maggioni, A. M. Thomas and Corpl.
G. E. Watson.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19
HORSES HAVE ARRIVED
FOR NIGHT RACING.
Eighteen BangtaiIs Now Chartered
Mt the ThunderbOIt Track.

Eighteen Bangtails Now Chartered
Mt the ThunderbOIt Track.
Eighteen of the runners to contest
in the night races which will be in
troduced at the Thunderbolt track on
the night Of May 10 have arrived and
are now quartered in the stables at the
track.
Col Horton expects two more car
loads of runners to-day, or tomorrow
or next day, and by the end of the
week will have fifty or sixty starters
in the stables.
Work has already been commenced
getting the track and stables in shape.
and the work of wiring the course will
be commenced at once. The officials
who will preside during the meeting
have not yet been selected, but ne
gotiatiOns are now pending with two
local gentlemen to act as starter and
judge, respectively.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19

The energetic scribe who is infusing
new life into the sporting page of the
Augusta Chronicle, is growing over the
fact that the Pathfinders were unable
to get more than eight hits off Har-
mon. He has evidently been witness
ing ball games of the old school when
less than 100 singles was disgrace to a
team. 1t would be we'll for him to dope
up ON Harmon as a pitching PROPOSE
ton, and ask Mike Finn how much he
would have given, and actually offered
to have the Savannah southpaw play
the championship series with him last
season against Memphis.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19
VIRGINIA WAS EASY
PREY FOR HARVARD.

Washington, April 1s.-Harvard
easily defeated the University of Vir-
ginia team to-day in a very poor ex-
hibition of baseball. Virginia could
not hit Coburn, and all their runs were
scored on his two errors and bases on
balls. In the eighth inning with two
men out. Harvard made four hits and
scored five times. Score: R.H.E.
Harvard =. Il 0 4 0 01O5 Oil IA 5
Virginia e.. % 0 l 2 0 0 0 IA 8
Batteries-Coburn and Quigley;
Cracraft, Coles and Munger.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
"Laury" Hitting the Bali Hard.

st. Louis, April 1S.-CIeveland had
little difficulty in finding the ball to-
day. A feature was LaJoie's terrific
hitting. Attendance 1000. Score
RH f.
St. Louis $1,000 3OO10 O-412 0
Cleveland .....2 0 l 3 2 / l 0 DO 10
Batteries-Morgan and Sugden;
Bernhard and Abbott.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19
Timely Hitting Won for Pittsbure.

Cincinnati, April 1S.-For time in
the game to-day the Cincinnatis look
ed safe. Then Pittsburg turned loose a
succession of hits and tied the score.
Then later a triple that Donlin mis-
judged, with a single at either end
gave the Pittsburgs enough runs to
win. Score: R.H.E.
Cincinnati .....S10O 5000 Is 9 2
Pittsburg ..1 o % 0 0 O--6 10 8
Batteries-Suthoff and PETIT; Pfeis-
ter and Smith.