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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20
.ELWOOD CAPTURES
LAT0NIA DERBY
Fresh From Victory at Louis
vile, He Wins From Ed.
Tierncy by a Nose.
(By Associated Press3


CINCINNATI. OHIO. May ls-Fresh
from his victory at Louisville, EIwood
won the Latonia Derby, at a mic and
a half. over n slow track and In driz-
zlins, rain to-day. from a field OF four
lon the post after n desperate drive
Through ne stretch. Lonsdale. which had
teen lengths BY I'D. Tlerney Tor the place.
Summaries:
First race-six furlongs-Van Ness "a to
lo) first, Two Lick Il 70 j second. Red
Raven q to 81 third. Time. lila 81.
Second race mile--Dutiful Is 10 y first.
Handmore g TO 81 second. Baird g 10 y
third. Time. 1:ii LII
Third race--sefen furlongs--Pompine 6
TO d first. Prince Light 6 to u second,
quincy Is 10 y third. Time, l:S2 IL.
Fourth race-the Latona Derby, mile
and half--Elwood q to - first, Ed.
Tierney Cl to 8 second. Lonsdale q to b
third. Time. 2:t2 "a.
Fifth race--fivc furlongs--W berfelds g
to 81 first. Stroud 40 to y second Dick
tor q to y third. Time. :o5.
Sixth race-aeven furongs-TMontic {? TO
Il first Jake Greenbers Is to y second.
Gracious 90 to u third. Time. 1:a2 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
Site Selected for the Christian
Orphanagc---A Weak Ticket

Especial to The Times Dlspnlch.)
RALEIGH ~ G., May lo-The exam
lnation By the State Board Of Medical
Examiners of applicants for license 10
practice medicine began this morning,
and VIII continue until Monday after
noon, those successfully passing Ia DO
announced when the State Medical So
clety meets In this city next Tuesday.
There are ninety persons taking the
examination
The Crawford farm, four miles from
Raleigh has been selected MS a suitable
site for the Christian Orphunnge. pro-
posed TO be established by the Chrislian
Church of North Carolina and Virginia,
1T Will cost $1,000, and II Is proposed 10
put $20,o0 in buildings to begin with.
An appeal is being made to the citizens
OF Raleigh to subscribe sufficient
amount TO induce the committee To To-
cate Tie NrphannEe horc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20
ROANOKE RACES.
Meeting of Agricultural Associa-
ton on Fair Grounds This Month

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch,)
ROANOKE. VA. May l0.-The Roanoke
Industrial and Agricultural Association
will give n race meeting on May eth
18th. The principal event will be three
cornered match pacing race for 500 q
side between Sport, 2n3 IA. by DR..
lIookes. owned by Craddock and Hughes,
iLynchburs, and trained by George r.
Dyer, Bill Arp. 2:25 II, by King Nut
wood, owned by joseph H. Hanna, and
traIuad by Fred Spoerhase and Jack Hor-
rer, o:2l II. owned and trained By Hor-
nor Jam.son.
The association adds 500. and the
agreement is that tho winner takes tho
whole purse OF $500.
Each of the horses has worked recently
in the same notch, a;l0 la aud as there
Ia considerable rivalry, hot race should
be tho result
Other races are scheduled and In addi-
ton to local horses, stables from Rad
ford and Nee|ey's string from Winston,
N. e.. viii compete Joseph Fl, Hanna
has Just received n green trotting mare
from Boston, by Candidate, with trial
OF a,lb IA. She is in the stable OF Fred
Spoerhase. Dyer and Spoerhase VIII so
to the Baltimore spring races.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20
FORFEITED GAME.
Decision Of Umpire Gave the
Contest to the Coo-Coos.

DECISION OF UlHPlIe IaVc the
Contest to the Coo-Coos.
The game of baseball played at Broad
Street Park yesterday between the Rich
mond Academy and the Coo-Coos was ca
citing.
The game was forfeited to the Coo
Coos, . to 0, By the Academy's refusal to
play the ninth Inning out.
With the score standing at 4 to 3 In
favor OF the Academicians, the Coo. Coos
were at the bat, one man on first hnse
and one on third. with no one out, when
Held who was at the bat, hit fly to
center fielder, who captured 1t, returning
the ball 10 first base IN an attempt TO
put the runner out. The umpire decided
the runner safe. and 1t was at this de-
cis0n that the 'Academiclans took eXcep-
ton and refused to play. thereby forfeit
Ing tho game TO the Coo-Coos.
The features nf the game were the
pitching of Eellstern for the CSo-Coos
and tho fielding of Houchens and Boone
for the Academies. The pitching of
Reese and the fielding of Bache are
worthy of mention.
Tho score by innings follows: II.
Academicians .,..,.,,,. z ! Q 0 Q o.
Batteries Coo Coos--IIellstern and Held;
Academites- Reese and Dee.
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The Running at Chicago.
fBy Associated Press,)


CHICAGO, ILL. May 1a.-Results at
Worth;
Dixie Lad IN 10 100 first, Green Rose
0i3 to D second, Irckersall (4o to j third,
Time. .56D
Second racc--one mile lonmel 81 to 81
anthrope @ to y third Time, l;4l 4-5.
Third race-iivc furlongs-Inzarion ds
to l0) first, Broadway Girl Is to ID sec
Fourth race--seven furlongs-C ommo-
dore g to u first, haywood @ to y sec
ond, Tho Regent q to 100 third. Time,
Fifth racc--mlle and a slxteenth--Fore-
Sight a to 81 first: Jerry Lynch q to y
second Black Wolf q to y thlrd. Time,
sixth race-mile and 100 yards-S Spence
rlan a to y first, Nj. Graycnia a To. y
second. Thane 90 10 q third, Time.
.d6 1-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20

| ing the members of the society and the
I specially invited guests will go up to
| the banquet hall of the temple where the
| annual dinner will be served. There will
| be many ladies among those at the ban
| ouet table including the wives or daugll-
tiers Of members and others Invited as
guests of members, The banquet hall
will be decorated in pale blue and white,
the colors of North Carolina, and con-
spcuous In the decorative scheme will
be q large reproduction OF the state seal
and motto in colors. Directly in rear
of he speakers stand will be a mass Of
Nortl. Carolina pine brought to the city
for this purpose. Music will be pro-
vidcd by the Thilow Orchestra.
Dir. j. Rufus Hunter will be the toast
master The first toast on the list Isl;
!. The Old North State:
Here's to the land OF the long leaf pine,
a summer land where the sun doth shine;
Where the weak grow strong, the strong
crow great
Here's to Done Home'-tho old North
State.
Response by DR., w. w. Moore.
: Virginia, responded to by Governor
a j. Montague.
8. Tic Sons OF Carolina;
Strong sons are yours. old State, Caro-
ina
Rrnys soldiers, statesmen great. Caro-
lima!
Tho fnr your sons may stray.
Hearts homeward turn each day.
WhaIp rav'ranCa ('orolinn
Response by DR. ". Il. Fousee.
1. Woman-The First American Girl
The first American girl was born Car.
Gilman fair,
And woman reiens still royalty where
HE'D Virginia Dare.
Loved ms they are lovely, here's to them
The girls who bloom between ''Cherokee
ana Currituck.'
s, NORTH Carolina and Virginia Solders
Under Ice and Jackson response b,'
Hon. y. II Mclean, of North Carolina
9. Richmond. response by the Mayor
elect, Captain Carlton Mccarthy
The verses appended TO the toasts are
tho composition OF Mrs. II. G. Martin and
are highly valued by the members of the
society.
Tho banquet programme Is a work Of
art 4 bears ON its cover a reproduction
In geld Of the State seal with the motto,
''Esse guam Yder" and the seal OF the
RooIey on the next page Is The menu,
ara on the next the list of toasis. Then
follows The HIT Of officers. while three
Imgcs of tho attractive souvenir pro-
Hramme include the tcxt OF the Meek
lanhurg declaration and the state hymn,
THE old North state, Forever" chair,
mar Borden I'D ihelr commitiee deserve
ELECTROMAGNETIC on their programme
VIXEN Is an unusually attractive one. Tlle
pages are bound together with pale blue
and White ribbon, The state cclors
II VII hf memorable occasion for tho
sons 81 Carolina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20
DIED IN HIS BUGGY.
Heavy Payroll Of Men at Spen-
cer-Large Improvements.
.{Spssiahtc The TirnfNllaF22isFfSS ..ncSSeo

e.ASpGsi9hlco The May sT9y5-.cGSeorge
Beaver. we'll known salIsburian,
dropped dead while riding in a buggy
near Advance, Davie county. Tuesday
afternoon. The message which brought
the news Of his sudden death to this
city failed to state the cause. Mr. Beaver
was an honored member Of the Salisbury
Lodge, Knights Of Pythias under whose
The deceased left a wife and three chill
dren,
The employees of the Southern Railway
the pay roll amounting to about Sl25.O0O,
the road men, who receive their
wages at this place. The mammoth shop
buildings at Spencer. now In course of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20
TWO HUNG IN
NORTH STATE
Continued From First Page)

Continued From First Page)
at Trenton, N. c., to-day at 2 o'clock, for
tho murder or Senator T. M. Simmons,
father Of Mr.. Il. G. Simmons, last fall.
The trap was sprung at exactly 2 o'clock
by Sheriff Taylor, and he was pronounced
dead ir twenty minutes. Daniels made
no statement, nor confession, on the
scaffod to-day, though he admitted the
killing to Sheriff Taylor, In Goldsboro,
jail yesterday, when he went after him.
lie stood the ordeal well, showing con-
siderable nerve, only remarkins one time.
"Oh, Lordy!'' when led on the scaffold.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20

temple. and any who desire to attend
are invited. Colonel waddell, Of Will
mng,on. one Of the best known orators
ana most eloquent public speakers of
North Carolina, will make an address Of
about half az hours duration. After
tho address, the annual meeting VIII be
held, at which officers Will be named for
the ensuing year.
Following the speech and business meet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20
Spent Pleasant Evening,

a large company WAS in the ball room
OF tho Richmond Hotel last night TO hear
MrH. Fred ,jores and associates, Ars.
Joncs's rend'ions we're very creditable.
sne was assisted by we'll known talent
Of the CITY. Nh Eugene PerrS's voice was
al ~ best and Miss Eyic Lee l3oacock
captiHa'ed her audience by the iDmitable
rendition Of "uoon songs, The violin
and piano solos by Mr. kaufman and
pr Liehensleln were executed in skill
ful manner, Win Mrs. Melville g. Dan
lelt and Mrs, Marie Justice AZ accom-
Ran!aLA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20
Standing of the Clubs.
Chicago, 8; Washington, Q.

WASHINGTON. May 19.-Wash pitch
ed fine game to-day against Washing
ton, The locals making only two hits. /
Score: r. H. E..
Chicago 020O03 % s 1
Batteries: Jacobsen and kittredge:
Walsh and Mcfarland. Time, l:R. Um-
pl,e, Sheridan Attendance, LOCO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20

Of the Merchants National Bank; Mr..
Joseph Bryan, MI Alfred e. Williams Of
the News Leader: Colonel Walter Taylor.
postmaster general of North Carolina;
Colonel Alfred Moore Waddell. of WIZ
iminslon, the orator of the occasion; Ma
jor Hugh Waddell and Captain John
Carolina Regiment.
The public meeting OF tho society will
be held at $40 r. NJ. in the foyer Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20
ALLEN POTTS JUDGE AT
BAL TIMORE HORSE SHOW
(By Associated Press.)

--------" IT5N Nt6UNTHF"'I I.sF''I . ~
BALTIMORE, May l9.-The s'Sth an
.m;al Baltimore Horse Show began to-
day, and viii continue for three days
Among the exhibitors are horse owners
from Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia.
Ohio and New York. The judges are II.
Penn Smith, OF Berwyn, Pa; Allen Potts.
OF Richmond, Vas and James AicK Mhr-
rvnnan, Maryland Fashionable society
was strongly represented AZ the OPENING
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
Atlanta. 8; New Orleans, g
Shreveport. 7: Montgomery. g.
Nashville, 5, Memphis, s..
Birmingham, IL; Little ROCK, y.
Nashville, S; Memphis, g..

lNdSHVllle, 5, Ncl!IP4Ho' -
MEMPHIS, Tenn. May ls; :, a.ary
won to,dayf game by good t steS Wor GOOD
game UP to tho seventh timing, when the
visitors batted In three runs. l.aWss
work behind the bat was excellent Az
tendance. 1000
n ssSSs BY Innings eeee1 8 = q
Nashville ,.,.,.,..0 0oOo13o-5 70 2
Batteries; Ehret aud Laws; Herman and
Fisher. Time, 1850. Umpire. Latham,
Shreveport, 4; Montgomery, s.
with two men out in the ninth, followed
By Molesworth's tumble. won an exciting
game for Shreveport. Ross was put out
ne a Rez IN m n hr s rs Enn and on
count Of wlldness Attendance, l,5o, !,
Score By Innings: q II, y;
s Mnn, sa@srv 1888 "a IL - I
Batteries; Ross, Swami, and Grafri,nsi
Wood, Time, l;5O'
Birmingham. IA; Little Rock, 2.
LITTLE ROCK, May 1o.-BIrmlngham
after the fourth inning Of to,d a,s, game e
score was II to 2, Bracken, who started
10 pltcl, for the locals, was relieved IN ne y,
seventh by Hardy, hut the visitors hated
hm freqMenItll,y,s Attendance wv r. VI H.
Bi sTeGs SS '" .l!.i oos4os,-ls 4 &
Little Rock 100000 ! 0001-- 70
, sna sa Ts saa Ap mps E sfsshn
ger.
Atlanta, q; New Orleans, 2.
banehed hts ii ife tis II inning ara Won
the game. Hardy pitched the best gamei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20

erection. will be completed as rapidly
need, It Is learned. Of the additional IA
clilies which the shops, will provide The
amount appropriated for the extensive
Ing IS 200 by GOO feet. and when COM
pleted the plant will be the largest Of
any on the Southern system.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20
St. Louis, a; Philadelphia, g.

PHILADELPHIA. May l9.-Although
the home team outbatted st, Louis to-
day, the visitors won through the poor
fielding
Score: X. r. ~,
St, fouls t,.......i 9 Q % 7
Batteries: Glade and Kahoe; Bender
and Schreckengost. Time. 2 hours. Um-
pires. O'Loughlin and Carpenter. At
tendance, 4,3S2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20
Standing Of the Clubs.
St. Louis, 8; Philadelphia, 2.

st. Louis, 8; Philadelphia, 2.
ST. LOUIS, May 1s.--st. Louis took the
second and final game from Philadel-
phia to-day. Taylor held the visitors
sa fe all the way.
Score: n. II. p.
ST. Louis ..........1 oo11o24'-9 10 0
Philadelphia 80. % o 0Oool01-. 3 2
Batteries: Taylor and Grady: Duggebs'
and Roth Time, 1895. Umpire, thinner
Attendance, 1880.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20
Distinguished Guests.

I'esidcs the members of the society it
will have as it's guests tonight at the
banquet, Governor Montague, Gen. Titz-
hugh Lee, Mayor-eect Carlton Mccarthy,
president Egbert G. Leigh OF the Cham
ler OF Commerce; Mr.. John P. Branch,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20
GOVERNMENT TROOPS ARE
DEFEATED AT NAVARETO
AN AssocIated Press. )

TURKS ISLAND, BAHAMAS, May
TO-. Mail service from San Domingo an
nol,lces severe fighting at NaVaicto 0n
May l4tll, The government troops were
defeated, losing fifty-four men killed and
sixty-soven wounded EXPRESS trains
carrying tho wounded arrived at Puerto
Plata and Santiago de Los Cablleros,
May 18th
Z 4 convoy conveying, 2onao cartridges
from Puerto Plata to President Moraes's
forces fell into the hahds OF the
Dominican Insurgents
sewancc Victorious.
fBv Associated Pressr
nee. Z; University ot Tennessee, 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20
Chicago, a; Brooklyn,

n. ~111Su6O' z ~ SOFs1J'' NJ
CHICAGO. May l9.--Chicago won their
seventh straight game to-day by bunch
Ing hits. Wicker pitched great game.
Score: Il. RI. e..
Chicago .......ooo2oo02' II 4
BROOKLYN ..........o oO0o Q o IL 4 2
Batteries: Wicker and O'Ncil; Poole
and Bergen. Time. ] 80. Umpire, Nor
gan. Attendance, l,s0O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20
Pittsburg. q: New York, i.

Pittsburg, 2; New York, I.
.P1TTSBURG. May ls-New York saved
shut out by making three hits IN the
ninth inning and scoring their only run.
Score: r. II. 2.
Pittsburg ..........oo10oool Q 4
New York ........ooOo ooOo1-1 o
Batteries: Miller and Phelps Taylor
and Warner Empires, tombstone and
ODay. Time, 40. Attendance. 2,sg5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20

Woodberry, a; Locust Dale, g.,
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
ORANGE. VA, May lo.--Woodberry
won ills afternoon from Locust Dale by
the score OF 4 to 8 In a very exciting
game on Locust Dale's grounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-20
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

Savannah, u; Macon, q.
MACON, GA. May 1a.-score by In
nings: x, n. y.
Macon ............. 00O120l 0 o. o
Batteries. WEIGH and Homes; Bayns
and Parrish. Umpire, Conner. Time, rs.
Attendance, 1.2QO.
Charleston. g; Columbia, S.
COLUMBIA, s. c., May l9.-scora by
innings: K. u. p:
Charleston ........ Q 20 40 2-g -
Columbia ........ aOO02Oo111-5 63
Batteries: Chies and Lehman: Engel
and Shea. Attendance, 1900 Umpire,
Mace. Time. 49,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20
Snbtanapplts, Snb,, Tretae, co. Mai 1901
9nbiO M. Yarrb beidjeutt.

Saoio Wt. parrp, prdfoent Der
MISUNDERSTANDING bon Tabrifan-
ten tpuroe am Donnerifag in pitts=
burg nab S9luB Der bort absebal=
tenen Contention Der 6abrifanten bon
ben Mttalieberu oer 8ereinieune nit
einer, aus 80 Gtiifen beftebenben
Silbernen Serbice i'm Werthe pon
$4,000 unb bon Den pittsburger Mit-
gliebern nit einem elfenbeinernen 0am=
mer bei9entt.
Sn Der 8erfammlung tuuroen fol-
genoe 8eantten ertp1blt
prd fbent-9abio W. Parrp bon
SnbianapoIis.
Geeretdr-WarIbal @uibing bon
SEEM Sort.
S1abmetfer-@. 8. @tillmann,
Seem Oort.
Sie nd6ffidbrige Contention finbet
in Ntlanta, Ga. fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20
Gin semaltiser Sdmtnosl.
Die 8eriiber befielben 1T @ntlase3uitanb
beriest.

Gin 9Hlfs=Bunbesmari6all berbaf-
tete In Sellersburg &obert 6. piferel
unb Sames 8. Waters. 9ie 8eiben fino
bon ben =8roBgef9morenen oes
8ebrau9es Der Poit 3u betriigerif9en
3wefen anaeflagt moroen. sic ftno
semeini6aftli9 an einem Getretoege=
f9dfte betbeiligt unb Winters 1T Sbeil=
baber in elmer Bribatbanf.
@s beiBt, baB Die @etreibe=Tirma
an 6armer i'm @eiten griefe ihidten,
in tpel6en bic -0uotationen fiir @e=
treble b6ber als Der Wartt=preis ange=
geben tparen !; als &eferen3 fiibrte
Die 6irma Die Banf auf. Satten bic
6armer fobann bas @etreioe abge=
fanot. 10 sosen biefelben auf Die 5irma
Webiel, mel9e fie Der 8anf gum
@ollectiren f9idten. Dieien We6ieln
Daren hie Gra6tbriefe beiselegt, obne
tuel9e ieoo9 bic Girma bas @etreioe
nibt erbalten tonnte. Sie 8anf CAB
Der Girma biefelben unb bieie 9elan9te
auf fol6e Weiie in ben 8eiig Der
Waaren, Dbne baftr be5ablt 5u baben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20
8eoeMtenoe Sransacttonen tn
Cel=26noereten.

Die Nrbmore Oil So. (&obert 3et.
Ter & Sbbne) fat 400 Nder bon ibren
OelIdnbereien in Mbams gountp an
Sbomas u. Bel bon Wuncie u. u.
fir $3.50, 900 perfauft. Die Mrbmors
60. beiibt auBerbem nod tpertbbolle
pa9tungen unb productive Quelen.
Dr. @eprge %. Combs BON eSnbia.
napolis 1T nit Bea affoeiirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20
Sentihlano.

SentId1lan0.
Sen ationelle @rfinoun9.
Berlin, 20, Wai. Gin Snges
nieur Hamens 9illsn1ener BON DtiiIel-
bort bemonitrirte beute por 0ertretern
Der @biffa6rts- -8efellIbaften In R6ln
eine Nuffeben erregenbe grfinbung,
melde ben Nanen Selemobiliscop ers
6alten bat. Wtittels bieies Snitrum.nts
tann Der @apitdn zines Sampfers Die
4npeienbeit unb Ridtung zines anbe=
rem Sampfers auf brei Weilen @ntfer.
nung ermitteln. Ser Npparat befebt
aug einem brabtloien @mpfdnger unb
Senber 5ufammen. Ser Genber bleibt
bef6nbig in Sbdtisfeit, uno bic bibri.
renoen Wellen tuerben BON einem metals
lii6en @egenitano auf benz anoeren
e9iff aufgefangen uno tebren na9
benz @mpfGngtt surtif. 9ie Grim
oun9 erbeiibt ni6t, baB bas 3peite
94iff aug @iien ooer.Stabl erbaut III i.
96nie arb's 8efud.
Serlin, 20. Mat. Ser In Der
nSieler gDo9e" ltattfinbenbe Beiu9
oes 9Dntgs @omaro balm Gaii.r begeg-
net IN ben oeutiden 3eitungen elmer
eiitgen Gdlte. Seitoem bor mebreren
Sagen an9etiinbigt murbe, baB bar bri-
tif6e 9ouberdn aIs @ait bes Gaifers
WiIbelm CUR &eeatta naf 2iel fom-
men perbe, bat au9 nt9t elm ein5iges
glatt ft9 bemitbigt sefunoen, einen
6Ommentar gu bieier oo6 immerbin
ni4t getp6bnli6en Meloung su liefern.
4ugeni6einItb bsrrf6t bi. Nbf9t bor,
ben Sefu4 mebr als Sport=greigniB
5u bebanoeln unb eine politii9e geoeu-
tl1ne tes @reiguiifes ni9t selten 3u
la1Ien.
Sn pOlitii6en Rreiien 1T aber cine
ni4t gerinee unrubs iiber Die Inaele.
genbeit unbertennbar porbanben. Man
fiir9tet, baB BEL Der geseanung Der
beioen MOnarGen fir Deutf9lanb
na9tbeili9e Nbma9ungen setrof.n
tueroen, unb beforgt allen Grnftes elm
Giniawenfen Der oeutiden pOlitit gu
8unften gneIanbs.
geru un m v@raIsraub"-
proae Der I d oben.
Mhn9en, 20. Mai. 9ie in
Wfan9en an9eiebte 8erufunss 0er-
banolung in oem pielerpdbnten, @rals=
ub"=pro3eiie @onrieo sesen @onrao
TT nunmebr auf ben 20. Suni feltge=
ieBt worben. gu Der 8erbanolung
fino Siegfrteo Wasner, Gelir Mottl,
Sber- -&e9iReur Gu9s, grofeKor War.
tin, @4riftfeller 4oolf Oppenbeim uno
Sommer3ienratb @roB, Der 8ermalter
bes @rbes bon 8apreutb, als 3eusen
unb 5a9peritdnotse gelaoen. rSe=
fanntli9 wuroen Der G9riftfelIer Or.
W. 9. @onrao unb Der &ebafteur
Sane99er bon Der yGreifatt" am 4.
5ebruar bs. Sc. bonn Whndener
9lntsgeri6t gu elmer @elofrafe bon ie
200 Wart, eoentuel ie 20 Sagen @e.
fdngniB unb in Die idmmtli9en Soften
ots 8erfabrens berurtbeilt, neil iie
ben artitel uSralsraub" ber5Hentli9-
ten. in pel9em Director @onrieo tpegen
Der .Pariifal"= =Iuffhbrung oerart an-
gegriffen murbe, oaB er Den Beletoi.
gunss=prO3eB anitrengte.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20

Sta Tolge oer tta6faIten
ttttgitmittgest @ttternng itebt
it6 Der Wortano oeS 0er=
ttt a ttta Nat g ere t II
9eStpttt9ett oaS g tSff=
tt It 1tmgSfet It atttt etne @od)e
stt retSGtebett.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20
Mr6etten fit ote nene 0as 9tn-
la9en 6egonaen.

Wit ben Iusgrabun9en fir bic 5un.
bamente Der neuen @as=Nnlagen Der
Snopls. @as 60. an Der 2angsbale
aOe. unb bem Canal 1T begonnen tuor=
ben. Die Anlasen, tpel9e Elm 4real
bon 26 Gedern bebsfen, tperben In
ettDa Sabr fertie iein.