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The Yale expositor., 1904-06-03
WE WON TWO MORE, B'GOSH!
Our Boys Did Some Good Playing and
Secured the Games Easily.


On Saturday morning last our boys
drove over % Memphis and presented
the base ball team OF that town with
defeat. IL being the second victory of
the season over that team. our nine
were in better shape than when Mem.
phis played here, and the game was
easily theirs from the start
The leading feature of the game was
the home run by Torrance. Some Of
the boys claim that he could easily
have made second again before the ball
was returned.
Williams aud Lothian were the Yale
battery and were opposed 10y kress
and Little. The following Is the score:
i2845G7sg
Yale .......... ..............t o o. u2O 10
Memphis s.....,,,.. .......... q o q o 3 % 20
Our boys speak nothing but words of
praise for the treatment received FROM
the Memphis citizens.
On Monday last the Port Huron
stars came mp with the intention of
doing something great in the ball play.
ing line-and they did. They gave our
team the easiest victory they have had
since the boys used Co line up against
Brown City. Buckeridge was the first
man i'm the box for the visitors and the
way Yale laid cut his curves plainly
showed that he didn't have his c0ntro.
"all dry and under cover" Their next
| pitcher was left handed twirler, and
he stepped into the box feeling conf.
dent that lac "as going 70 stop all fool.
| ing, but he didn't. The same treat
ment was accorded him and ne was
called in. Last. but not least VS. one
who appeared at great length-o.e who
/ closely resembled an antiquateC clothes
pin. The way he unwound his arm
and let 'er go, put one In mind of an
old Dutch wind mill, but hc dii more
efficient work than ANY of tho others.
Had he been put iu the box In he first
place y ale would have been held down
TO fewer runs. Twice while oar boys
were at the bal the umpire had 20 call
time for the scorer 20 catch up.
! Our team certainly played good ball.
Jones held them down 90 a small mum
ber of hits and all the other boys gave
him good support. a heavy north wind
was blowing, making II very hard
| pitching, but Ed. struck ont nine men
and they were held down To six scores,
while our boys got 81. Here is the
score
The Yale expositor., 1904-06-03

some sweet ( y music was d.scoursed
az intervals during the game by Ed.
Chambers "Leetle sherman Band. %
For downright noise this aggregation
takes the bun
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fer iid i'm 8eiib Der orei ein5elnen
Gents beftnbet, Die er be5ablen ioa.
@lroen, ME i'm Moroen nno
Often, neridiebene Irtifel u1o Na'
rem niht in runoen Betrdgen pte
5 unb 10, Is uno 20 Gents u. /. 10.
nertauft, iprbern au 8rudteilen boz
BON, 2, 3, 8, II Gents &C., 10 f6nnte
auerbings i'm 9aufe oes Sabres Elm
ertleffiGyes @immhen 9eipart uer'
ben, oenn Die Gents 5dblen itd sus
lnmnten uno btloen balo Dollars.
Nber oas 8eoirfnIs uno oas Ser
laneen oarnab lheint bier nDh ni9t
einntal fir Die Brdeuna unb @tnflbs
rui1g bes @incentsS ttdes norhanoen
5uI fem, biel neniger nod fir elm
@inbalbcent : Stiid. Snbeiien bic
3eiten nerben iih dnoern uno mir
i'm Suben tperoen aub nod oabin
eebradt tperoen, benz gincents Stid
feiner @ert bei5uleqen.
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4eatides x6eater.

0a6 mebrmonatlider Mbmeiene
belt, uabreno Der lie ben er1Bten
Teil oes States bereiIt cat, 1T bic
During'ide Shaulpielers @eIenlhaft
gu einem sueitd9lgen @aitipiel bier
wieoer e%inaetroHen. 9aHelbe touroe
am DDnnerstag Nbenb nit benz
.Haub Der Sabinerinnen" BON
Sd6ntban %er6ffnet. Ser Beluh tpar
pieoer iebr ibuah, aeipielt murbe
ausgeseibnet. 6err Urban als
uStrieie" uar unabertrehli6 uuo
ibm ftanoen piirbia 6err giiemann
(@DuwiB) uno FRI. Sanger (Dienit.
mdoben HoIa) CUR Seite. 2ebtere
lernten mir bier gum eriten Wlal in
elmer oerbsfomiihen &oae fennen
uno file seiate fh in oerietben als
ebenio tii6tige 8Initleriu. ME in
Den tragiiden uno feinfpmiiden
Houen, in oenen mir lte bisber
aeIeben baden. 8prstieli9 maren
5rau George als berridiuAtiae Bro,
t~efforsgattiu, Srl. S6nadenber9 als
leibt erre9te D~oftorsIrau uno Sri.
>. Slume als ungesuaener 8adfiId).
0err 0oltbaus (garl @roB), Ser
@eiier (@mil @rDB) uno SEER Se8.
felo (Neumeiiter) ihloljen oas gn,
iemble %pirfuna8oou ab. @elpieft
muree lebr flott, Der @rfole uar elm
beoeutenoer.
9eute Ibeno Ser fiebe Onfef'
Don 81. &neiiel. cine Der luftiaften
Soften, welhe bic oeutide Quftiniel.
biibne beiibt.
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9ie 8eamten nuO &omite : Wlit=
glieOer Der 5Ojdbrtgen Sn6el=
feter tn GOmfOrt.
3 rQfibent: 90. Wiebenfelb

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8rtnfmann, 6enrD Spenratb, So,
Berner.
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famp.
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a II 3z& o 1T tie: 8altI GSnqens
butt, &i9ar6 Satin, MiGp 6eQbanm.
MtHfif : GDmite Saul Oplez
fanp, emil &arger, Ql1g. g. Satin.
Decorations @4 0 nj e: Mer.
8%rinfmann, Srau Otto 8rinfmann,
Sra1t &i6arb &ott, S. $. Qobmanu,
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y. Tilaret, Srau Baul s.. 8ilaret
Srar 6ubert 9etnen, Subert 6einert,
.. Is. Sngenbiitt, &. q. 9Derffler,
6enrD 9tebes.
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felb, Is. Oilers, ST. MeDer, Gif).
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.. 8elon.
6enermerf : &omite So.
Berner, $. Moebring, Sd. Saur.
@m pangs &Dmite; gaul
9olefamp, Stub. Slaf, ST. 3pggenbnfe.
Sails o NJ e: 9enrp 9penratb,
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Walter WteDer, g. $. Mc9teer,
8ran8pprtatiDnsz &omite /:
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8rinfmatt1t.
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Aler. 8rinfmantt, g. 81. S%ngenbiitt.
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8rmtal eetpltertv

Sin 5alI nurbe befannt, welher
in Be5ug auf anbauernoe uno uu<
b%armbersiae 5olterqual ieines @leis
ben luben oitrfte. SDe @olpbid
opn Gpluia, gal.. idreibt: ,15
Sabre lang litt ib furbtbare Qaalen
ourd Rbeumatismus uno Nibts
baif mir. 0bmol ih Nues gebraudte,
mas nur ireeno befannt rpuroe. Da
itieB i6 sufaIia auf ng(ectric 8ite
terS" unb i'd muB iaaen, oas lit
oaS 9rDBte 6eilmittef auf groen ees
gen ieneS Qetoen! Sin paor Slold1en
oaoon iteaten mid oouitdnbig tpiez
Der ber uno beilten MIDI. DaS Mitz
tel lit eben 10 gut fir 4ebers unb
W~lerenleioen unb fir allgemeine
Shmdheauitdnbe. Sur so Gents.
Biro earantiert oon ben Mpotbez
fern S. &alteDer & Son uno Noofpb
Dreis.
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Nns Wiertfo.
Ser in Der 6auptftnot MterifD er.
ibeinenoen nDeutiben 8eitung" ents
nebnten mir fOlaenoes:

Der in Der 6auptltaot MeritD er.
ibeinenoen nDeutihen 8eitung" ent.
nebtnen mir f%olaenbes:
Dem bieiiaen @elunobeitsami
1T audi elm beiDnberes 8aIteur' ld)es
Snititut unteritellt. DaIielbe 1T aui
@mpfebluug bes mDlbefannten Or.
Eduardo 2iceaga eingeribtet pDrs
Den. DerIelbe hat ~ieinerseit einees
benoe Stuoien in Dem Bafteur'iben
Snititut BON Baris eetnaGt. Die
Bebanolung 1T nouitdnbie frei fir
Wleniben uno giere. @s fino 6ereits
uber bunoert SGue Der 9oImut fu>
rlert moroen unb grDBtentei(s rait
grfola. unrettbor uerloren lino Die
Berlonen ooer Tiere. Die bereits in
Dem atuten &ranfbeitsftabium anoe.
lanet iino.
= Die beiben in ben Ser, Staaten
erbauten meritaniiden &onpnenboote
.,Iampico" unb 8eracrus" fino
tirslib i'm 0afen BON 8eracrus eins
%getrofen uno BON Der &egierung off.
Sieu abegnDmmen moroen. Ser
ihieoene 5eitlihfeiten fanben BEL
oieler @eleaenbeit itatt. Der 9rieas.
miniiter bate ith bur9 Den General
GDialino Martines oertreteu lai1en.
Snnerbalb BON 3 WDnaten tuer.
ben, nie O%erlautet, Die &aHeepreiie
oes bieitgen Worftes beoeuteno in
Die 6Dbe 9eben. Der @runo 1T sus
rid3ufibren auF bic unter benz Nos
men ,,Manda be 0terrp' befannte
RaHeefrantbeit. 9urh bieIelbe iino
grOBe Beitdnbe Der Staten Oaraco
uno Weracrus 5erit6rt nproen.
Dem 8eneralpoliaei=S nipettor
tpuroe in lebter @pHe cine 5alfh.
minsereeleai6aft apidert. Derielbe
lanote iofort feline 1nterbeamten auf
Sang oerIetben aus. Sc purben
orei oieier Snouitrielen oin9feft ge.
maht. cine Srau utlo stuei MGnner.
Bel Der 86rperpiiitation in 8elem
entoeGte man in ben StrImpFen Der
Srau ben S6aB Der GeieaIbaft.
Sn Werifo erlitierer CUR Belt
46 @iienbabnlinien, Die ar1Btenteils
out funbiert iino. Die
meiiten be5ablen ibren Nttipnaren
ieoo6 feline 9ipioenoen, oa lie Die
neberlhfiie gum Gnfauf BON anbe.
rem Streden uno gum Nu8bau ibrer
Ginien nerpenoen. SIS 1T
ieoo6 an5unebmen. baB Iid Dies inn
GINGER Sabre gum Gorteit Der
aftiDndre anoert.
uuiern 9eiern oarite betannt
lein, oaB sWierito init Dem nd9iten
cine permanente 9anoelss uno
Snouftrie>I ustelung er6ffuen piro.
Das @ebdaoe befinoet iib nabe Der
8uenaoifta Station in Der 9aae Co
Die beioen Seitenflieel, poa.
aus @ilen tonitruiert, ituo
bis eur 8eoabuna fertia.
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alrbetten Gag une mant

Die neiBiaiten uno pirfiamlten
tleinen 9ineer, Die lie gemadt murs
ben. ltno ,,9r. Sings Reue 2ebens-
pillen". -9urd bieie Biqen miro
Shmdhe in Sraft umeemnnoelt,
9raabeit in 9atfraft, aueemeine
Wattiateit in geiitiae @neraie. Sic
leiiten munberbare 0ienIte beim
8ieoeraufbau Der @elunobelt. eur
% Gents per G6a6tel. gu baben
in ben N~potbeten bon s. 9Qltener &
Son uno Noplbb DreiB.
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Setas.

@tne 1@an0ltGe &at TIT IN YOGI
bart beganqen moroen. WettttpDA
morgen gegeu 2 ubr orangen meh<
rere Wdnner in baa 0aus bes far
bi9en Shuuebrers Sobn SO. 2arres
more, Der 8orlibenoer oes repub(i=
faniiben grecutip : &omtt6s pm
@albmea County lift. holten i'm aus
benz Bett unb ibleppten i'm fort.
2arremure's Srau erQriff ieo0h eis
men &ebolper uno feuerte oenIelben
auf Die 9eute ab. 9as sSeuer tnuroe
non ibnen ermioert, oann mamten
Iie It9 aber bapon uno lteBen 2arrez
more 5urid. St mar ihper perpun=
bet uno ltarb nah einioen Stunben.
9a in oerielben &adt Elm anoerer
0eeer in 2oGhart aus Ieinem 0auie
aebult uno burhgeprigelt puroe, 10
9taubt man aud, oaB Die Banoe
2arremDre nur ourhpriiaeln, ntdt
ermDroen moGte. Cine unterIu=
dung bes 8orfaus lit eingeleitet,
s. 8. Campbell in @aloeIton,
meld]er bic 0uminatiDn BON Mar
Waa5 gum bemDfratiiden &plet-
torSs Ranoieaten fDnteitierte, bat Iei>
men &onteit suriidgesogen, 10 eaBb pie
Domination pDn Waas iest unbes
itritten lit.
81. 9. Nqen, Den Die Nepubli.
faner oes neuuten &onoreBotItrtfts
als &onareBfanoioaten aufaeIteut
batten, bat Die domination abges
febnt.
= Ser Merifaner @nicip Ripera
in 8eepiQe 9eriet nit ieinsn1 2dnbs<
mann Bernardo Balbe3 pegen zines
Wdohens in Streit unb brabte
oemielben cine Meiiermunbe Bel, an
0erer tpabriheinlih fterben miro.
Sran u. s. Sbaaies in Sc
9uin, nelhe nit ibret1 beioen SDb.
men bes 9nariff8 anf ben Gdub=
nader Sdulb anseflaat lit, bat
8irglhaft i'm Betraee BON $4,000
geiteut uno 1T in Sreibeit geieBt tppr=
ben. Wtan bat iie ieoDb aletd pe=
gen Sbtpinoels nieoer perbaftet.
Die neue Intlaae lift tpe9en Der Wa@
nipulation, Die tie init ben an Shulb
gegebenen 0oten an9eftsIt bate, err
boben uDrben.
Sn Der 0Gbe BON 8eeoiQe oer<
iuht man jebt Die 8oG . Beeoil nit
Waibinen gu fangeu, Die i'm Use
lentliden aus einer Selpf0nne bette
ben uno ii6 gut bemabrt haben
iolen.
- Derin Der Ndbe BON 5rieorihss
burg uDbuenoe Sarmer @m. MeDer,
Der oes tDtllhen Nngriffs auf feline
Jrau angeflogt tpar, 1T nad beenoe-
tee 8Drunteriuhune unter $4,000
8iraihaft uno $1,000 9riebenss
birgihaft geiteat pprben. biz bic
8rlnoiurp cine gntiheibung aetrof=
fen bat.
= Ser Dallas Commercial Club"
uia Die bemDfratilde StaatsfDnpens
tim CUR Nnnabnte zines Blatform=
Bara9rapben su berpegenH luGer, Der
ii6 gegen Die @emerbefteuer aus.
ipribt.
8itriftritter @altbaG in gl
Yaio bat iein Mn,t nieoeraeleat, neil
oas @ebalt nibt eroB genug 1T.
Das Ilta 8ifta 6Dtel in GDrs
puS gbriiti ioQ 81 einem milit6ri.
ihen 4olege umgemanoelt perben.
Gin 9epiifer Burfe aus 8ittsburo
lit Der unternebmer. Sc loQ cine
NftieneeieQi6aft NIT einem &apital
uDn $25, 900 gegrinoet peroen.
Wegen uebertretuna oes 2ocal
Options@ efebes tpurbe in San Mar.
cos elm Werifaner Namens Sarimiap
5u 20 9agen 8efdnenis uno 3ab=
lung BON $50 perurteilt.
Sn Bremter @ountp bat man
reue Quedltlberfunoe get1adt.
Ser WDbeuaoen Der @ebr.
Mlaer in BlatOnia, lpuie Die be.
@ebduoe, in benen lidb
2ange's 8aderei unb 6tarrp's So
lDon %befanoen, iinb abaebrannt. Der
Shaoen betraat ungefdbr Sc, 900.
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Sort nit benz Silt,

Sebperitdnbiee tuifien, baB piele in
oieiem 9anbe fabrtsierte 8iaen 0uediil>
Der entbalten. 9iefes beinttidtihe unb
Ibleihenbe @ift, nenn lauaer eenpms
men, bcretftet 8Iut un6 S6fte unb uns
terarabt bic, @%eiunbbeit Ian9fam aber
fiber. Die aiten nnb t~auien6facb be-
tndbrten ct. 8ernar6's &rduter $ Bi1en
iinb aus friiben 8flanSen unb 8ur5eln
bereitet uno hoben iib ieit Sabrbunoere
ten bet alien 1nterIeibsleiben, BeritD-
pfune uno 9eberleioen ats elm itdberes
uno ibernus tuirtiames Seilmittef tets
a1dnaenb bep6brt, Die ct. 8ernerbe
&rauter : BtGen iinb in alien gpDtbefen
III hnhen.
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8elat fein Wlttletn.

Sabre lang 0erTolote mid oas
Shidiaf fortpdbreno. ld)reibt &.
u. @uaeo9e in Gerbena, alabama.
SD litt furbtbar an 0dmorrbUiben.
ourb tuelde "a @elhwullte perurs
ia6t nuroen. Gfs aues &uoere Der.
lagte, bette mid n8udlens @rnica
Salbe." SIT aleid gut fir Brand.
ruanoen uno ale anoeren Sdmersen
uno Quaten. &0ftet nur 25 Gents
in ben Ipotbeten bon s. 9alteper Il
Son uno aoolpb 9reiB.
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2aBt @uh uniere 8reiie geben
Fir ,5oubeniers "uno 2oaens8 nDpfe
-pir MAIDEN bieielben. o4eni>
Stuoin, $40. 203 Weits
Commerce Strabe.I
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sie firdtete fids itets ppr per Waat.

Wv t"%e9"StS lsW Nttp VIZ VIZ 2tUuDIs
sd pfleate taft Die gauge 0a9t
binourb 81 buften," lhrsibt Mrs.
Charles &ppleaate bon Meranbria,
Sno., puno i6 tunnte faum iraeno
welhen Shfaf befummen. SD batte
Die Sbwinoiuht 10 ihlimm. oaB i'd,
menu ih nur Elm furses Stiid aes
gangen mar. furhtbar buften muBte
uno 8lut lpudte. Nls aQe anoeren
Mittel ibren 3pef perfeblt batten,
beilten mid orei Jlaiden bon ,.0r.
Sings 0eue gntoeduna", gu $1.OO
Die 6laihe. oulit6noie uno ib babe
ieitoem 50 Bfuno an @emid]t suae.
n0mmen." DaS Wtittel miro ablOlut
g%arontiert, UNI 6uiten. @rtdltunaetl,
Die Grippe, 8ronhitis uno ale aus
oeren 6alss uno Qungenleioen su
8reis 80 Gents uno 100.
Brobeflalben frei in Den GpDtbefen
bon s. 9alteber & SDn unb GoDlpb
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Gone stor" in Der Sommerfrud6e.

Zone Star" in Der SOmmerfrt(Cbe
Nun le6en mir i'm Biertelia9r
Der Serien unb Der &eiien,
9as 8iele-uno nit Herht, %fariuabr-
&ls G~1erbeftes preiien.
)Bolo eilt man aus Der Stqbt 1tnaus
Iuf 8abnen, S1iff uno &Goern,
llnb rnht BON ben Gtrapasen aus
Sn @dlbern uto in 8Goern.
Wsan m6dt' e;nnal i'm Spnnenlitbt
Bon aaer DUAL genelen.
Man bat aenuq BON &rieesberidt
llno mag i'm nibt mebr leien.
Nan trent am Sal iid. tltmmt hinauf
Sen Sells i'm 8ergeSlenbe,
unb b6it iib nit gersniieen aui
Nm tiiblen Meeresfranbe.
ODD, aeb, in 5Dmmerfriiben aud
8lttbt nidt nur reiner Sesen;
anf @eni6en ,ruie auf Baum uub strauA,
Salt pit nur su piel &eaen.
gu6 lunf itelt Stbrenoes iid elm,
Selbf tuenn Der Stmmel better,
Drum fam Sir nur BON Nnsen iein
Gin munterer@ 8eeleiter.
lIno bieier 1T oas Zone gtar i. Bier
Sir ale Sommerfriiben;
Denn niraenbs, ntraenos tam man Sir
'Bas Shbneres auftiifeu.
Drum, tpenn Su r~eii't. triut Gone 5tar.
Bier,
@s miro Sir ltets 6efommeul
Gin Sober bats atS Sliyter
@uf &eiien mitgenommeu.
9aB fir ben 5ommeraufeutbait
@s Sir ith 6ueeieIen.
lato 86g're ntbt uno tu' ss bolo;
Gin Guantum au befteIen.
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Dom S-riessfdmplaee. (

Bepor bic &uifen am Wontag
ga 9Ide SiaO rGulnten. batten fie
ben Ort in 8rouo eeitedt. Il8 Die
Sapaner antamen, ltano er in bellen
8lammen.
Die Sapaner baben betannt
aetnadt. baB Stem gbpana uub
2)in Som jebt uuter iopaniiher Som
trDQe itehen.
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MQerIet.

Gin &anoioaten fir oas WapprSs
amt miro eS, <pie es ben Nnfd]ein
bat, nibt fehfen. 8eridieoenert Ils
herman, oenen Der Nufentbalt in Der
5tabtbaae ~burdsaus nibt unanaes
nehm lit, iummt bic WtaDursbiene i'm
&opfe.
Mit Dem geiub, ben gpl. 8.
S. Soft, Der fribere @eneralsM DIANA
ger Der @Dlf Colorado uno 6anta
Sc 8abn, unierer Stabt madte,
tperoen auerlei @erii1te besiiglib oes
8aues elmer neuerl blretteu Babn
uDn @alpeitpn na1 San Nntpnip in
8erbinoun9 gebradt. @Dl. BDlf
bate bier SOnferensen nit mebreren
@eih6ftSleuten. l1eber oas Inter.
nehmen ipri9t er iid nibt aus. gr
teilte uns aber nit. oaB er fem
6auptquortier bierber perlegeu unb
bDn bier aus operieren miro. !
Sin Bieh5ibter Namens 8.
u. 8Drrum pDn Del &iu, 9eras
bat leine MISUNDERSTANDING arge=
fiinbigt uno feline Balipa auf $82,>
|774.47, leine~ Nttipe bageaen auf
$6, 155 mnaegeben, Die aber benz &C.
feb nab BON Der 8anferottmafie aus
geihf0ffen iino.
Sn Der SDrtiebung Der Sin.
tber= 9traBe muroe beute mprger 2
ubr bic 2eihe zines nit I9uarsen
6plen uno neiBem Sberbemo belief.
oeten aniheineno 40 Sabre alten
Wannes geiunben. Der fih cine Ru.
gel in ben Sept gejagt uno ltb aus
aenblidlih getDtet hatte. Die rehte
6aub umipannte nod Die Waffe.
Der Mann mas 5 Sub s 8uq. par
u%olgebaut uno batte eitten fleinen
Sbnurrbart. g8 fano fih nidts an
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-28
HAVE RETURNED TO
 THE PRIMARY PLAN
MONTGOMERY COUNTY DEMO
 CRAFTS MEET-TWO FULL TICK. r FITS FILED FOR DELEGATES TO
 THE STATE CONVENTION.

Montgomery, March 27.-(Special.) )--At the meeting of the Montgomery county democratic executive committee yesterday the former action of the committee in ordering a county convention for the pur- pose of selecting delegates to the state convention was rescInded, and the pri- mary plan was again adopted The date for the primary was fixed on April il.
 The committee passed a resolution pro- vding that names for delegates to the state convention could be filed with the chairman until April l, but it Is stated that two full tickets have already been filed. This action was taken to bring the date for filing within the fifteen days be- fore the date of the election, as provided in section 12 of the state primary eec- ton law.
 Only the names on one of the tickets have been made public today. This ticket which will probably be known as the Graham ticket" and which is put out by the faction styled by themselves as the regulars" is as follows: Capt E. A. Graham, F. M. Jones. R. D. Lee, J. NJ. Anderson, G. II. Shackleford, l.. L. Hill, J. T. Robertson, Horace Hood J. H.. Hartley. J. M. Townsend. James J. Sulli- van, John c. Carter, Nathan Lobman, S.. J. Pettus, B. Wolff, s. J. Naftel, D. M Huffman, G. W. Morrison, J. W. Stowers.
 This ticket. 1t is said, will support the candidacy of Gen. John w. A. Sanford for delegate at-large to the national demo- cratic convention. Another ticket will run in the interest of Maj. w. w. Screws.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-28
RATHBONE WANTS
 REVIEW OF CASE
MAKES APPEAL TO COMMITTEE ON CUBAN RELATIONS CALLING ATTENTION TO THE PROTESTS AGAINST GENERAL WOOD.

Washington, March N.-Senator Platt of Connecticut, chairman of the senate committee on relations with Cuba, has received from Major F. G. Rathbone an appeal for a review of his case by con gross in which he calls attention to the investigation of the protests against Leonard Wood by the military affairs committee of the senate. He has on file with Senator Platts committee a re- quest for an investigation of the circum- stances under which he was convicted of complicity in the Cuban postal frauds, but no action has ever been taken in the matter.
 Major Rathbone took a prominent part in the fight of General Wood, alleging that General Wood used undue influence in bringing about his (Rathbone's) con victon. It is asserted also that the late Senator Hanna's interest in the case was due to his belief that Major Rathbone was dealt with unjustly.
 Major Rathbone uses in his appeal to congress all of the comment concerning his case which was made by Senator Hanna in his brief regarding the Wood case, and which Is now a confidential document of the senate. Major Rathbone bases his claim for an investigation upon his rights to be heard as an American ctizen.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-28
FAIR WEATHER FOR
 BIG MEMPHIS RAGE
STARTERS WERE OUT YESTER- DAY AND WERE GIVEN SOME LIGHT EXERCISE AT TRACK. MUCH INTEREST IN EVENT.

Memphis March Manifestations tonight are that the Montgomery handicap, the all-age event which will be decided at the local track tomorrow, will be run over a fast track The weather is fair and cool, with no prospect of rain. Many of the handicap candidates were out for light work today, and a large number of peo- pie thronged the course to witness their work.
 Little Scout one of the favorites for the race, was given a light gallop. Domi- nick will have the mount and the Bennett colt will have a strong following. Wit full with Fuller In the saddle will probably be the post favorite. The Hlldreth lilly has been in fine fettle and is expected to give good account of herself. There is some talk tonight that Imp. Martin mas. one of the strongly backed can didates, may not start In the big race. No confirmation of the report could be had, however
 Many. well known horses have arrived from the Hot Springs track and Little Rock circuit. and the barns here are field to overfiowing. The two-year-old division is said to be especially strong and the performances of the youngsters will be watched with special interest