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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

Sobn Sobnion, Der erfolgrei1e
oemofratii9e @ouoerneurs : @anbioat
in Minneipta, lit Der 6obn zines f9ue=
bifAen g%inuanoerers unb berbradte
feline Stlesnb in Der i9redlidften Ir=
mntb. @tiua 5ebn Sage bor Der Wabl
wuroe i'm gan3en State elm @am-
pa9ne,@ircular berbreitsi, in peldem
es bisB, buB Sobnfon's Batter i'm Dir.
menbauie ssfforben unb feline Mutter
cine Waidfrau seweIen fei. Sas Sir
eular bat einsn bifforii9en Wertb als
elmer Der sr6Bten politiiden Gebler, Die
ie bon elmer partei ~begansen tpureen.
Die 3eitungen bes Stats ftellten
Na9fOri9ursen or uno es fanb i9,
oab Die gessn SObniOn borsebra9tsn
Mngaben auf Wabrbsit berubten. Der
8ater bes ganoioaten mar in Der Shat
elm Sbuni9tgut 9eweien. Ser Sobn
bate fdoa nit 3ebn Sabren Die 9dule
bsrlahen mtihen, UNI gum l1nterbalte
Der Gamilie b%eiautra9en. Mud fimmte
es. baB Die Mutter, nm ibre 9inbsr
idttigen 3u t0nnen, fir anbere Gamis
lien 9euaiden bate. Ser @ater murbe
bon 2euten, bic es nit Der Tamilie gut
meinten, an einen Ort sefdaFt. mo er
Der 6amilie nidt tueiter CUR 2af fallen
tonnte. nnb bas RefuItat bisier @nt=
btiaun9en mar, baB Sobnion 140. 900
Stimmen mebr erbielt. a!s Der prdF-
bentfdafts-@ anbioat Ieiner Partsi i'm
Staate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

oeutlidfen, benf bic Sdeibe tuurbe
bur9 bic Sprensffiide bu9fdbli9 in
Ntomert serriRen.
@au3 bsiOnosre S9wisristsitsm
f6eint bic abF6t Der 0erleauna beg
Irienals bon 2iangban bei Sbansbai
sema9t gu babsn. pier mar Der 0or=
idlaa bss @icstbnigs Chang @bitung
3und6ft habin seeanser, cine ner-
Anlnse in Wundib. etpa 90 Meilerl
bon benz grobsn 5afen Wubu, in Der
PrObins Nnbin selegen, in sroBem
Stile aus3ufabren. Cine ndbere Be-
f9tisun9 ieoo9, bic Der Yicet6nig nit
fsinsm benadbarten @olesen, benz
Bieet6nig Wei=2 uns.tao bon Der pro-
bin5 2ianfiang, on Srt uno Stele
bornabm, iiberseu9te i'm bon ben ut=
giinfigen Gusf8ten ieines prOjeftes
uno fibrie 9lei95eitig our Wabl BON
Yingbfiang in Der Probin3 6iangfi.
gntf9eioeno FIR oieien gef9lub fol
au9 seweien iein. baB p~inabfians
ni9t nur BON Der Natur aus iebr leiht
Dertheioisungsfdbis it. iOnoern aud 10
liest. bnB es na@ gnfi&t @insfIder
Sngenieure oura einise ttinflide
Werte 5u elmer uneinnebmbaren Gsffe
ausaebaut ueroen Tam. Nud finoen
fi9 bier bic ~pertbbplen 2oblenminen
bon S9engtunapaO, Die unter europdi=
i9er 2eituns fieben. unb ferner fttbrt
cine @iienbabn na9 Der Probin3 Su=
nan. nit oirefter gerbinbuns nad benz
GluBsebiet oes Sanstie.
4uber ben beioen ftr 2anton unb
porseidlassnen Neuanlassn
BON Wu9an uns Pinsbiang 1T aber
nod cine Nn3ahl anosrer GROCER grfe=
nale i'm Bau uno in mebr ober tpeuigsr
porgei4rittener 8~oaenoung.
(Wasoeb. 3tg.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16
LAUNDRY :. :. :: =! !: e e.: 3: !: r. !:
eNx QhpuesN COZ
Slattsrn=Taae i'm staat.

Ginsm 8eri9t Der Stats. @eIunb=
belts geb6roe 3ufol9e, uelder oas
Quartal, enbenb ON 80. September.
umfaet, tpuroen mebr 8latternfd1e
wdbrenb Der orei Monate semelDet,
als in oemielben 3eitraum i'm Sabre
1903; ndmli9 Is procent mebr; oi.
Sooesrate mics io9ar einen erb6bten
prOcentfab bon As auf.
SIN October purben 200 6dle se=
meloet, bon wsldsn Is tDbtli9 Der.
liefen.
SIM October 1903 wuroen nur 1874
8latternfdae uno elm Sooesfaa be.
rihtet.
Ser Stats 9 @eiunbbeits . geb6rbe
wurbe 9es.ern semeloet, baB in benz Nr=
beiter=2 ager ldnss Der 8ia Sour 8abn
in WaoiIon @ounip, faoli9 bon Nn-
oeriOn, feds perionerl on ben 8lattern
ertranft finb.
Setretdr 6urtp traf iofort bic n6=
tbigen 8orfdtsmaBregeln, I'm bas
Weiterperbreiten Der Seude gu oer=
binbern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16
On. mo Derfanf ansldnoifhen
0eIoes.

Gine 9erfon, tuelde ein Spar>
W GontO beiitt, 1T in einem see
wifen MaBe ein 6hentlider
@ubltbdter, Der in ieiner be-
ideibenen Mrt basu b%eitrdst,
bas @el6 in wirflider GirculaS
ton per &Opf 81 er9D9en. Die
9erion ipel4e fein Spar gOnto
unterbdlt, ionbern ibr @elS in
berborsenen 8ldten beriteft,
siebt bas @el6 aus Der gireulas
ton un6 biubert baburd 6as
Badstbum un6 Bic 9rOsperitdt
6eS Sanbes nn6 beraubt ii9 CUR
sleiden Belt ura Elm lesitimes
Ginfprnmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16
indianapolis Selma, 3.

IS fanr als fiber angsnommen mere
ben, baB in Der nddffen 3eit nit benz
8au elmer eIeetrii9en Babnperbinbuns
auif9en Snbianapolis unb Selma, g.,
iiber 9artfOro @itp besOnnen perben
uiro.
Gngsiebene giirger bon 5artfOrb
@itp baben gang energii9 qearbsitst,
um oas projeet gu Dertpirtli9en, uno
es beiBt, baB bic Central Bombing 60.
bon New YOrt ben Contract untersei9-
net bat, bas unternebmen au finansi-
ren. 9oie reue Bahn miro bon Sns
oianapolis Bis gelina, g., folssnoe
Stdhte ~beriibrsn: Durham. 6ranfton,
Nleranoria, Sennie, Mattbems, 6art-
forb gitp: pennpiIe unb Brpant.
Sic 2dnse If $50 Meilen unb bic
@eiammtfofet usroen f9 auf
80, 500. 900 belaufen. Dos @ebiet.
tpel9es bic Babn our9I9nsioea miro,
meif cine gsp0Iferun9 bon iiber
400, 900 auf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16
Das @taona Sednii9e Safitnt.

Gas Sirectorium oes Winona Se9-
niiGen Snfituts in SnbiauapOlis belt
seifern @Ormittag I'M Snftitut uno
am Hadmitta9 i'm @lappoOl 9OteI
Sibunsen ab. SIN benielben uurbsn
bic Gtablirung Der Oepartements FIR
pbarmacie uno bas 2egen eIectriI9er
9rdbte fanctionirt unb es puroe Bee
i9l0fen, 9epartemsnts FIR pbotosras
pbie, S9iloermalen unb Maurer Mr.
beiten 3I etabliren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

- Ste 8rSbte ttno pafs
ienoFcN pom S6mttt=
bIumem ano DInmeutfa6en
fur aue freuotaeu Tub TRANS
rt8eu Gret8ntfe. @tr Tub
teoersett germ berett bet Der
MuSwabl bebaIttt& az fetn.
8ertermamm 0roS. So.
241 0taF. AUe. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16
Mlter Soloat bermtRt.

Sranf Summers, 20 Sabre alt,
tpiro felt benz IL bs. aus feiner Wob.
rluna. 1913 Oh WaIbineton Str, ber=
mibt. Summers III elm alter Soloat,
grob, farfer S9nurrbart unb graues
9aar. auei Singer feblen an Der reds
ten unb Elm Singer feblt on Der linten
9anb. Summers foa ffets @elo BEL
fi9 eetrassn baben. NQe @adforidun=
gen unb 0eriude, ben alien Wann
auf3ufinoen, erwiefen fid big jebt als
fru9tlos.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16
EiebauSfeunng.G reurFon mad Gbi.
eago iiber bic Yenniplpania 9inien.

greurion.8 idets nod Chicago iper-
ben iiber oie pennfpIpania 2inien am
81, %. unb 90. Nopember berfauft
fur ben ein3eInen erfttlaiisen Gabr-
preis plus s1.00 fir bic Runbfabrt,
in Nnbetra&t Der Snternationalen
9iebausRelluna. 9ie biesidbriae Nus
feaung nit IL. 900 Sbieren, einf9lieBs
LID 1000 pferoen. 1T bic eroBartigife
an &ecoro. uno Der niebrige Gabrpreis
Der p~ennfpluania 2inien ma9t cine
&eife nod Chicago febr bi0ia. 6Hr
gin3elnbeiten tpenbe man f& an bic
9otal 9idet Maenten Der pennfplpanio
Qinien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16
nmabbansiser Surnberetn-
Die SfatsS ectipn ion beute Mbenb ~orsaniiirt
rueroen.

6eute Mbenb iol In Der Burner
6ale bic Stat- Section beg unabhdn=
gigen Surnbsreins organifirt tuerbep.
Die Wensels& itter bes @ereins, fOtDie
iolde, tpel9e e tperbeu molten, finb
.orinseno eingelaoen, 3u erideinen, oa
widtige @ei&dfte gu ~erleoigen fnb.
Sie Arrangements fir Die i'm 2aufe
Der Saifon ab3ubaltenben Surniere
ioIsn ferner g~etrofen tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16
Yolt3eilt@es Maerlei.

3wei n &c Wdnner, bic ibre
Harnert als Charles &obinIon uno
Carl CARRIER unb ibre 6eimatb als
Weff 8irginien angaben, murben nit
$40 nebf Soften unb 10 Sagen Mr=
beitsbaus befraft. 8eibe tparen burh
Poli3iffen NnberIon ipdt Na9ts in ben
giIenbabnparbs aufseeabslt. Sie Mn-
tlage lautete auf Sragen berborsener
Wafen, oa BET einem elm &epolper.
beim anberen elm &afirmeHer borges
furoen tpuroe. Sic bsbaupteten, aus
Obio nod bier gefOmmen 3u iein, UNI
einen Ir3t gu tOniultiren.
Morris % aIter. 18 Sabre
aft, Elm 9lempnsr, 327t OF Waib=
ineton Str. wo1nbaft, purbe eeiiern
Nbsnb burd poliaiften Mulbebia per-
baftet unb unter @ntlage bes &lein-
bisbfabls gefielt. Walter 1T befdul-
bist, Ieinem Nrbeitgebsr cine @lsd.
f9eere enttpenost su baben.
8efauIbist, cine Spislb6ls
betrieben gu baben, muroe @bas. So
tter, 80. elm &eiienoer, Der feline @ob-
nuns als 1886 0orb Wefern Mpe. an-
gisbt, gefern Derhaftet. Wit ibm 3u=
qlei9 wurbsn aud Die Wdnner, beren
Nams1 uno Norefen pie foIgt arge-
f4rieben fino, our Station bef6rbert,
Srant %. BrOun, elm @oloi4miot,
925 Wef Walnut StraBe, 9arrp Sad
ion. Elm 3eiIenoer aus Wuncie unb
Grant Smith, 9lei9fals elm &eifenbsr
aus Snotanapolis, Die leBten Srei
tpurben unter bic gntlaae bes Spielens
geffeat. Die 2eute tpurben in einem
3immer i'm A. Stof zines 8ebdubes
on Der Sio W.erioian GtraBe, nabe
WafbinstOn StraBe. aufsefunoen.
Softer tpuroe beute nit SO, bic
anbsren brei nit ie IS Strafe bsle9t.
Sames Worton 81, unb
Sabib Worton, 81 Sabre alt, beioe
90. 1408 NOrb Dtihouri-S traBe mobn=
Daft, tpuroen bon ben poli3iifen 2urb
unb gbrif unter Der Nnfla9e beg 9lsin=
oiebftabls perbaftet.
unter oerefben Mnflage
tpuroe Martin Bru9b aus Chicago BON
ben 9etectips Wanning uno Simon
singelodt.
@eil er angebli9 cine
tleine Nuantitdt 9oblen 9effoblen ba-
ben ioa, tpuroe gsitern Abeno Wiaiam
@cobs, elm 25 Sabre after Wann,
bonn 8abnpoli3ifen u. 6. 9utton bsrs
baftst uno unter aleinbiebRablsantlase
seffeat.
Dur9 Elm Seitenfenfer peri9afftsn
fi9 Siebe aeffern Na&t 3utritt gum
0aufe bes Sec. @oepper, 395 6olmes
Nbenue, tpuroen aber Dem Anidetne
nod in ibrer Nrbeit sefi6rt, benin auBer
81 In Baargelb tuuroen teine @ertb.
laden uermiBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

90 bingto n. III. &elica.
Nbtbeilungs9ef i'm Bureau bes Bum
oess S9abmeifet., eri&qb f9 an fei-
mem S4reibtif9e.
Wabtngton. Der Comp.
trolIsr Of tie CURRENCY forbert bic ga.
tionaI : Banfen gu Beri4ten iiber ois
@ei9dftsloge bis gum 10. Nob. auf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

General Bell bat, 10 tpie er erfnbr,
oaB @ouberneur peabobp bon @olo.
raoO, OeRen brutales Wert3eus er BEL
Der unteroriidung Der @emerti9aftlsr
mar, in Der Wabl eeidlasen purbe,
bod Den 8oosn bon Colorado au beib
bsfunoen uno if in freipiaiaes Grill
9esangen. Peabobp uirb nun wobl
aud balo b~srbuften.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

Dab in Jnbianapolis ni6t 10 I'M
telissnt BET Der Wabl sefiridsn tpuros,
ME in anoeren Stdoten i'm 2anoe, lit
uobf auf Die fdruarssn Wdbler surid.
3ufhbren, nit benen mir 9eiesnet
fino. ~ iHas
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16
Mns Der SrrenanRalt bermikt.

SimDtbp grpmlep, 80 Sabre alt,
Ger frtiber 7O5 g. gaf GtraBe pobnte,
uiro nls aus Der Stats Srrenanfalt
gefloben, aemeIeet. Or muroe trrb
sifriaffer Bemthuns fomeit nod niat
tpieoer einseliefert. Die inamif&en be-
na9ridtiste pOli3ei uirb na9 Dem
Wanns umi9au balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

Sra Sbaper, @ufos bsr Som=
linfon 0ale, uirb osmnd9f feline @e-
fsnatiorr einrei9en. SieieIbs Ioa am
L. December In 2raft tretsa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

Sroboem General &nroti idpn
neunmal tobt gsiagt tpuree, iOa er fi4
oo4. mie nun semeloet wiro, Der beiien
@eiunoheit erfreuen. Die Sapaner
fino eber sdbe tpie bic 2aben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

aTreibeit Die i'd meine, bic mein
6ers erftllt. udre oas pafenbfe 2ieb
bel Der @inbOluns Der Greibeits=
@loGe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16
Snbtana Sruit
Company.

lit fpeaiea equippirt um iebem Sepos
nenten prompte uno fdbise Oienite 81
seiudbren iopie seredte @infanfte or
ieinen Sepofiten.
Gapital .......... 81, 0O0,000.W
ueberi6ub.. ....... 225,OO0.O0
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

90 Ser 2abrer Gtnfemoe
8ote iotpie Der &egenSbmr8er
Warten &aIenoer fur 1905
itno omr6 ,tMiere Office st
be5teben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

~ wau&t bic fish I Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

sAtfsi6etne nag s4 sss 10
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-16
FORT SCREvEN MEN SHOW
IN FIELD DAY SPORTS

Atlanta, Oct. 15.-The field day
sports of the United States army were
concluded to-day at Fort Mcpherson
barracks. The infantry came out win
ners, scoring 6O1z points, with only
twelve entries. The coast artillery had
forty-five entries and scored 59h
points. The cavalry scored 291S points.
In to-day's event Clark of Fort
Screven came third in the 440-yard go
asyou-please in full marching uni
form. Blackman of Fort Screven won
the standing high jump, making feet
21s inches; Weber Of Fort Screven
won the horizontal bar event. Black
mon of Fort Screven won the running
high jump, making feet AZ inches.
In the 440-yard dash, Hoff of the Six
teenth Infantry won. with Essenger of
Fort Screven second. Time, So seconds.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-16
VICTIM OF CUP RACE
HAS BEEN FORGOTTEN.
Family of Carl MeuseI Was Left in
Destitute Circumstances.

Family of Carl MeuseI Was Left in
Destitute circumstances.
Automobile racing in this country is
not being helped any by the fact that
the young wife and the three little
children of Carl Mausel, the mechanic
ian, who was killed by the overturn
of George ArentS, Jr.'s, car on Satur-
day last, have not been approached in
any way, shape or manner by any one
connected with the race or with Arents,
who is still in hospital in a critical
condition, says the New York Tele-
graph.
Mrs. Meusel and her little ones live
in poor tenement at 1887 First ave-
nue.. The surroundings are depressing
but the little home itself is exquisitely
neat and clean. Mrs. Meusel is a frail
young woman in poor health, upon
whom the burden of supporting a fam
lily has been thrown with crushing
force. The only ray of hope is the fact
that a fellow mechanician informs her
that he heard that on the day before
the race Arents had Meusel's life in
sured for $4,000. Until the young null
ti-millionaire RECEIVERS Mrs. Mausel
must remain ignorant of the truth OF
falsity of this report.
automobile enthusiasts on flowers and
dinners for George Heath been given
to this unfortunate woman she would
have been relieved from penury for a
long time. Heath was frankly scorn-
full of America and things American.
He could not get out of the country
quickly enough to suit him.
In view of the fact that the families
| of those killed in foreign contests
have been generously provided for, it
seems as though American motor driv-
| ers should not be less generous. Meu-
sci had been with the Arents for years,
and much had been said by the fam
! lily of the strong liking between en-
ployer and employed, and it seems in
credible that the tobacco millionaire
has not done something for the widow.
] If the Meusel family is left to endure
/ privation and poverty because the
father was killed to make a holiday.
the fact should put an end to automo-
bile road racing. There are some
things that men, not to say gentle
men, can't do. and to desert this family
is one of them.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-16
YALE AND PRINCETON IN
DISPUTE OVER UMPIRE.
Ellis Want DashieII, Tigers Are Firm
Against Him.

New Haven, Oct. 15.-Paul Dashiell
of Annapolis will be insisted upon by
Yale as the umpire of the Yale-Prince-
ton game, in spite of Princeton's pro-
tests. The Tigers have named several
as his substitute. but Yale wants the
best man possible.
Princeton, N. J.. Oct. 13.-The report
that Yale intends to insist on Paul
Dashiell for umpire in the Prince
ton game started the Princeton under
graduates tonight. No one in author
ity has anything to say regarding the
matter and the Princeton manage
ment refuses to discuss the question.
1t is hard to tell what attitude the
orange and black officials would take
in the face of Yale's insistence on
Dashiell, but it is likely that they will
be firm in their refusal to accept him.
None of the men connected with the
eleven could be induced to discuss the
matter. Princeton's well-known dis
satisfaction with Dashiell. 1t is felt.
ought to commend itself to Yale and
make the Ellis offer another man as
the official
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-16
GOOD AND PLENTY WON GREATEST
STEEPLECHASE RACE OF THE YEAR.
Eight Good Jumpers Faced the Starter in thu
Champion Stakes

New York, Oct. 15.-Good and Plen-
Hitchcock, Jr., to-day won the $4,000
Champion steeplechase at Morris Park.
He was an odds-on favorite at to 10.
Eight good jumpers faced the start
er for the Champion steeplechase, and
the best jumping race of the year was
seen. All the horses fenced well, ex-
cept Coligny, who fell at the hedge on
the hill the last time around. Good
and Plenty, then came on and won cas-
lily by one and a half lengths from Wool
gatherer.
Artful, carrying the heavy impost of
$50 pounds, won the White Plains han
dicap, Eclipse course, and made a new
worlds record for six furlongs by COW
ering the distance in 1908. Monday
the racing will begin at the Jamaica
track and continue for fifteen days.
Summary:
First Race-Six furlongs, withers
mile. Jim Beattie. to /, won, with
The Claimant, to l, second. and My
Buela, to 1, third. Time 1:I415.
Second Race-The Champion steeple-
chase, about three and a half miles.
Good and Plenty. to 10, won, with
Woolgatherer, to 1, second, and The
Ragged Cavalier, 10 to l, third. Time
7:15.
Third Race-The White Plains handi-
cap, Eclipse course. Artful to 5,
won, with Dandelion, 10 to 5. second,
and Glorifier, to 2, third. Time 1908
Fourth Race-Eclipse course. DARK
le, to l, won, with, Bill Bailey II,
10 to /, second, and oxford, 6 to s, third
Time ITO.
Fifth Race-The Morris Park autumn
weight for age race. two and a quarter
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-16
BAD NEWS TURNS OUT
GOOD NEWS AT WORTH.

Chicago, Oct. 15.-Results at Worth:
First Race-Mile. King of the Val
ley, II to 5, won. with Four Leaf
Glover, II to 2. second, and Barkle-
more, to 1, third. Time 1:42 LIS.
Second Race-Five furlongs. Jade. s
to l, won, with Kurtsman, 10 to 10,
second, and Silverskin, IL to 1, third.
Time 1:01.
Third Race-The Columbia handicap,
mile and a quarter Bad News, 10 to
5, won, with Broncas. 10 to 1, second
and Miss Crawford, IL to l. third. Time
2:0e.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs. Mayor
Johnson, to /, won, with Ahola to
!, second, an Cigarighter, 6 to 1. third.
Time 1913 4-5
Fifth Race-Two miles. Charlie Mil
Ter. TO 1, won. with Excentral, 5 to
], second. and Malakoff, to /, third.
Time 1897 3-5.
Sixth Race-Mile. Coruscate, 10 to
5. won, with Copperfield, to l, sec
ond, and Wainamoinen, ? to 1. third.
Time 1:40 2-5.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-16

Judgment notes aggregating $50, 900 the
Philadelphia National League Base
ball Club will be sold at sheriff's sale
Action has been brought by Arthur
E. Newbold as trustee for the stock
holders, and announcement of the pub
lie sale will be made by the sheriff
within a few days.
President Potter Of the club said to-
day that the action of Mr.. Newbold is
founded upon certain loans made bv
him and others to the club in Novem-
Der, 1908, and during the spring of the
present year. The loans amounted to
about 100000. AS the stock of the
company is full paid, no assessment
could be levied, and the past season
being protitless the club could not re-
pay its loans.
Additional loans would be necessary
to continue next season, Mr.. Potter
said, and many of the stockholders in
sisted upon Mr.. Newbold proceeding
against the company by action.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-16

Macon. Oct. 15.-By a series Of
dashes around the ends and plunges
through the line the University Of
Georgia football team opened it's sea-
son to-day by showing under the elev-
en- representing the University of Flor
ida
In the first half four touch downs
were made. in the last half. five. sui
livan kicked seven out OF the nne
goals. The first touchdown was made
by Cox after three and one-half min
utes Of play.
Gay kicked Off. Florida was forced
TO kick on her third down. Then by
n series Of runs around the ends Cox
was dragged across the goal for Ave
points. The second touch down was
made at the kick Off. following Cox s
touchdown. Woodruff received the
kick on Georgla's twenty-yard line.
and aided by splendid interference ran
the ball ninety yards for the second
touchdown.
II was Florlda's inability 10 rush the
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-16
MISS BISHOP WON
W0MAN'S CHAMPIONSHIP.

Philadelphia, Oct. 15.-Miss George
anna Bishop, of the Brooklawn Coun-
try Club, won the woman's national
golf championship to-day by defeating
Mrs. F.. f. Sanford of the Essex
County Country Club. by up and 8
to play.
Miss Bishop won the first hole, to
g. and thereafter maintained the, lead
throughout. She was up at the turn,
and captured the two first holes on
the inward journey, making her 4 up
on the first eleven holes. The twelfth,
thirteenth and fourteenth holes were
halved, and Miss Bishop won the If
teenth, giving her the match, up.
Mrs Sanford. who had played steady
golf all through the tournament, was
slightly off i'm to-days play. A re-
markable feature of the match was
the number of holes halved, there be-
ing no less than eight in the fifteen.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-16

miles Withers course. Short Hose to
2, won, with Gunfire. to 2, second
and Africander, to 1, third. Time
3:5S12.
Sixth Race-One mile and three-six-
teenthS, Withers course. Carbuncle, IS
to 5, won, with Molly Brant, to 9,
second and Green Crest, to 1, third.
Time 2:02
Jamaica entries for Monday:
First Race-Flve and one-half fur
longs, 2-year-olds. Flyback, 1872:
Blandy. Austin Allen, lis: Diamond
Flush, 112; Water Light, Trapper Bill
Bailey ii, Alumur, McCithless, 10;
Zeala, Income, Jennine McCabe, 107;
Red Ruler. Priority, 1902; Foxy, 80.
Second Race-Selling. mile and a six
teenth, 3-year-Olds and up. Waswift,
III; Namtor. 10S: Widows Mite, Arse
nal, Sais. Pronta. 106: Gravina, 1O5;
M. F. Tarpey, 104; Hegeria, 1903; Sill
Yer Dream, 102: Lord Melbourne, 101
Briarthorpe, Vincennes, Ascetic. 9S.
Third Race-Handicap, for all ages,
six furlongs. Reliable, 1874: Lady Anne
liza, 12S; Mamie Worth, 1877: Gay Boy.
1913: Ascension. lie: Invincible, 1O6;
Old England, 102: Jack Ratlin Palm
bearer, 100; Moonet. IS; Damon, 81;
Race King, Ancestor, Crown Prince,
95; Osgood. SO: Cloter LOG.
Fourth Race-The Pierpont handicap
for all ages. one mile and furlong
Stalwart, 1926: Broomstick, 1875; Nc
Chesney, 124: Dolly Spanker 113; High
Chancellor, liz; Ormondes Right, ITO;
Mineola, 105: Sonoma Belle, 81.
Fifth Race-Selling, 2-year-olds. six
furlongs. Foxy, Niblick, 107; Juve-
maya. Dan X, 1902; Winchester, Mono
Gordon, 101: r. l.. Johnston, Gold
Fleur, 100: Go TO Win, 80; Ralbert, 50;
Iron Heart 95: The Chanticleer. SO;
High Life. 30.
Sixth Raoe-Maiden 9-year-olds, mile
| and a sixteenth. Trouville, 10; Water
Pansy, Tide, Ben Crockett. 107.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-16
GEORGIA MADE A GREAT SHOWING
AGAINST UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA.
showed FIoridians Under by Score of SO to o,
in Game at Macon.

ball or break up Georgia's interference
that allowed the score to pile up as
IL did. Florida did not attempt an end
run. but seemde content to lose in
attempts at gains through the line.
Cox, Woodruff and Capt Kilorin
we're the star ground gamers for Geor-
gia. At the close of the game Coach
Barnard seemed very we'll pleased
with the result. Georgia plays Glenn
son next Saturday and should to-day's
fight be put up Clemson may look out.
The line IN:
Georgia-Ray. center: Moore. right
guard; Black. left guard: Richie.
right tackle, Arnold, left tackle: Hoke,
right end; Sullivan. left end Wood
ruff, quarterback; Cox. left half
Brown. right half; Killorin, full back.
F'lorida-Keene, center; Mcguire,
right guard: Brotton. left guard :
Powlet, right tackle: Cason, left
tackle. Doughty, right end zelius. left
end; Mcdowell right half: Brige,
right half Cason left half:
Mcguire. full back.
Time Of halves. rs minutes. George
Butler, referee. Allen, umpire Paul
Ellison, head linesman.