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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-02-04
A RILEY RECITAL.
BY the sequoyah Literary Climb Of
This City.

On last saturday afternoon this
club entertained few OF their friends
with a recital given at the home Of
Mrs. K. ]. Blakeney. James Whitcomb
Riley being poet Of nature, and as
the most interesting way to approach
AN artist Is through his works, the
club stroye IN every way 10 portray
the beautiful thoughts Of this well
loved poet.
The reception hall, parl0r and dim
Ing room were most arfistically deco
rated with corn stalks, Indian corn
and shucks, with myriads of candles
dotted IN their midst. Never was
there more appropriate bower Of ma
ture arranged as a setting for Riley's
many nature poems. The ladies Of
the Sequoyah club most artistically
and appropriately gowned, received
their many guests IN tie hall after
which they were seated In the parlor,
Most dainty and Illustrative programs
were given each guest. These also car
ried out the brown and tan autumnal
colors with appropriate sketches done
IN water colors on the backs. Each
one showed the artists originality
Dainty refreshments were served Al
the close Of the program. consisting oi
an ice course ears OF corn on the lac,
mats, with block cake, most beautiful
" iced IN the shape Of the letter 5
Tile following program was given ane
the enthusiasm with which each mem
Der was receired showed the eafnes
ard successful work being done b.
this club.
SKETCH Riley. the man and Poet
..... Miss Francis N. browning
Reading Little cousin Jasper. .....
..........s... Mrs.J. " Sanders
Piano Solo ........... Miss GIaper
Reading Tile little boy and tie bea
......... Mrs. Samuel +. Wagner
Vocal Solo There. little girl. don't ers
......... Miss Martha HIbbler.
Reading ga Prior % Miss Bell's ap
peannce. blWhen de folks IS gonl
......a....-N Mrs. WI. Thompson
Readings ia lNothin' tosay- gblWhei
the frost Is on the punkin.......
.....M Mrs. John Miller Drake
Piano Solo "Le ReveIl D'Amour,
4 Moskowski Mrs. Dennis Il. Nllsol
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam r. Frazee enter
tanned their young friends Saturday
evening In honor Of Miss Annie viii
liams. The excitement Of Panic
was indulged In and afforded much
pleasure. Delicious refreshments, con-
sisting Of salads, sandwiches, cocoa,
ices and cake, We're served.
Among those present were. Miss
Stevens Miss Warren. Miss Graper.
Miss Dor ahoo, Miss Watson, Miss
Goodykoontz, Miss Morris, Miss Bown-
ing, Miss Brener. Miss Williams, Mis-
Craig, Miss Han. Miss Phillips. and
Messrs. Wilson. Caldwell. Davenport,
Radgeits Helms Ratcliii. Coulter.
Stevens. Burlington, Mitchell.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-02-04

Men are coming here every daf 70
work on the waterworks and sewer
system 4 part II the material has
already arrived and a shed las been
constructed near the Patterson lnmber
yard III which 70 HOUSE Il The day
the location IS decided. possibly he-
fsrs. work vii begin.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-02-04
Rssslxsa rIersdara ch.an.

Some time ago the Floroi0ra cigar
Co offered prizes aegreeatlng several
thousand dollars fof the nearest guess
as % the numhef of cigars bearlne
s. tax per l00 Which tie United
States government collected taxes Ga
during November INn1 otto Iewle
sent ~ his estimate md lad fofeolIen
al about i Until he received 4 Flore.
dora cheek for s5 Monday morning
with a letter Informing him thaf hIs
estimate entitled him lo thar sun IA
the distribution q prizes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-02-04
A MASONIC LECTURE.
Past Grand Master VIII Be Here ON
February 3.

Henry +. Furman past grand mas
ter Of the Masonic orderof tie Indian
Territory and financial agent of the
Masonic orphans home. viii be here
February and deliver lecture on
"The Theological Ladder" All Ma
sons entered apprentices included. are
urged 10 be present. The meeting is
called FOR 7.30 =. N.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-02-04

Col John y Turner learns vith re-
Fret that there is no militia leglsla.
ton III sigllt a this time, bar viii eo
hopefully ahead with the work Of get
ting together strong company.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-02-04
Public sale.

On February ls, laoi. viii sell 20
the highest bidder. AZ ms home 10 tine
town Of Adair, |. 7. tile following de.
scribed property. to-wit; pIows one
wagon. one top buggy. one span Of
large mares, weight l.5e0 It's. IN good
condition, very gentle, well matched
team; and other things too numerous
To mention. MRs. Lucy DOreLAs.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-02-04

FoR sALE--W White Plymouth Rock
e0ekerels Of he L. +. FIshel strain.
Address Ms Z pumplrcn Vinlla.
Ind. Ter 55-tf ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-02-04
R-I-P-A.N-s Taimles
Doctors find
4 good preTflpi ION
For mankind

Tie 5-cenl packet i enough Tor
usual occasions The family hotele
zoo cents contains 4 supply Tor a
year All druggists sell them. dw
]. ". sklnnt. was up fom Adalr
Tuesday
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-02-04

Tie most reliable preparation "a
kidney troubles on tie market S
Foley : Kidney Cufe q Peoples drug
store. ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-02-04

Mrs. G. ". Day will entertain Tie
Art Club tomorrow Thursday after
noon a. go. af the lnme o. Mrs y
). T. Amos
sEQUoYAH LlrEEAKY kLuB.
This club viii meet with Mrs. :. K.
Wagner on Saturday afternoon. Feb.
Is. at 2:3Q promptly Al members
are urgently requested to be psssent.
as much business is TO BE transacted
on thar occasion. Nrs r. !. Blake
ney is the leader. with a paper on Eu-
gene Field. Following ls tie program
as Size has arranged li
PROGRAM.
Ills Early Life. .Mrs. Rhea
Paper Eugene Field. Poet and Jour
naiisf ............s..M Mrs. Blakeney
Vocal Solo. Dutch Lullaby
Mrs Parker
DISCUSSION q, ..ss....... To a Csnrpef
aiss browning
His Prose .......... The Holy Cnss
Ars. Sanders
lis portrayal Of a child's Imagination
leading up 70 the reading Of seein'
Things ...-..... Nrs Thompson
HIS studs Of every aflon's child as
shown in his many lullabIes
.-s..s...s--.. .s.... Mrs. Drake
Psychological study Of his last liter.
ary enon: Tie Love Aaalrs Of 4
Biblomauiec -. Mrs watmer
Ills views On Western Life. a. plct-
ured IN his selections: Casef.s Table
d'ilote and Conversations
..s-+..ssst-s 4ss..ss. Mrs fIaIsell
Tie House. an episode Ia TIE life Of
Reuben Rakef astrcswner and hls
wife Alice. ...4..... .Nns Johnson
His friendship with Riley
..s....s.s.-s-ss.-..s.s.s. Ms. Gin
Reading and discussion Of Soldier.
Maiden and Flower .AB. Byrd
voe.l sal, (al Japanese Lullaby
lbl...Iitfie Hof Blue
His lIibbler
IS q Politician Ms. Wilson
His Fables. .s.. Ms. Anderson
Poem ....s... The Bow-legrcd Boy
Ms Orr
Ills Death; the unwilling Of tablet to
Eugene Field ....... Mn. Turner
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-02-04

Nothing doing Wis near a tfite
statement 81 the Z. $. Courts work
Tuesday John M plummer, Of
yelling, was appointed a notary pub
IL and a default judgment Tor 1884, =
was taken IN the case ul koeSler vs.
Hafrendogf Tie attorneys molopo-
lized tie time with motions.
Winter coughs are apt % result n
consumption Il neglected The, cai
he soon hroken ~ y llslng Foley'i
honey and tar Fer Sale hy people'l
Drug Store dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-02-04
ARr CLUB MEETING

Mrs G. ". Day viii entertain tie
Art Club tomorrow Thursday after
noon a go. af tlle l0me o. Mrs h
- II Amos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09

Qc6orene &ernlGaen, 8ori6riiten beS
Scrrn SIT befoIgen. Gin befannter
Setter . Sffi5ier, Ser Sans" genou
6eobad)tet bat, Itellt IN einemS d)ret-
ben an ooS g. &" foIgenOc 3meifeI
ouf: ,Go$ Efero tbltt mr. 9oS, mos
icin Serr bcfieblt. @uffaIeno lit,
boB gQe8 ourh 3ublcn o%lSgeorildt
mcrocn mlB. Gum 8etipiel: 9em
Ibiere miro sic Photographic bon
cincm ser onrpeienoen 8dite ge5eigt.
0orouibin Itcuen iid) Die anpeien-
Den scr &eibe no6 o1f. nSanS"9i6
Damn oltr6 aIopfen 0ie SteIe on,
an Ger oaS Original ltebt. @orum
oc6t ooS 4fcro nitt orf sic STEELE
AT? Sr. b. Often lit Elm GROCER He-
denfiinitler; DSanS" fam Oieic Ore
dcnfunitItiide ebenfoQS, ober MIR
oann, iuenn iein @err ibm Die 9Guf-
oabc IteQt. Sans" unteridetOct
icrncr @ortc ipic &oiier- uno &ois
Icrin = @eburtstog mo fIopft iofort
ooS riftige QotrnL fam ober nidit
3tpci uno orei 5dbIen, menn Die Nltf-
gobe pom eincm onoercn olS Srn. ..
Often idriftIid porgcfiibrt miro. Der
glildIife 9eiiber erfIdrt oieien llm-
itono nit elmer eigeniinnigen &c,
gung OeS GbiercS, Die Sans" nod
abgctp0bnt perOcn iol." @ie &c
iogt, Die Stimmen ocS 3meifelS
mebren lid. Nber ieI6it ipenn Die
3peiiler reft bebolten ioaten, bIeibt
bod elm 8unoer ii6rig: ooS @unoer
- ser 9reiiur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09
Sin Mnnbcr Der Wotur.

Inter oicicr llebcridrift ocr0iient.
Iidt Der bctnnnte Ifrifdrciien0c uno
3ooIoge 6. Is. S6i1ingS I'M .9erl.
2ofol q. gn5ei0cr" ciren 9lrtifcl iibcr-
roi6cnbcr SnboltS, Dem 6olgcnhc3
entnonmcn ici: Grit icit mcniacn
Sogen lit eS cinCn grobcn areile
bon SippoloQen. @clehrten II. brci.
tcren Sd)id)tct beS GublttumS be-
fonnt geluorOen. ooB Gin in filler,
beiheioener 3uriidge5ogcnbcit I'M
Norocn @crlin'S mobncnbCr Ser
burf ipitcmotiidcn ltnterrift eiucn
iebt ctrpo nG%uniGbri9en ruiiiid)en
Groberben0it ouf Die Sobc oeS @ii-
ienS zines ettpa 1%3.iGbrigcn norma.
len Weniden gebrodt bat. IA Sabre
bot lih Der Better bes &cngitcS nit
Stltoien in oieicr Sinlid)t obgcgebcn
uno, Wotbemntifer bon Serut bot
or nlnmebr bel Ieinem 3o9liug 10
StnunerSlucrtbeS erreidlt, Dab Nile,
bic @elegcnbeit botten, ben 2eiltrn.
gen be8 Sbicres bei5limobnen, bon
bod)ltem Gritalnen erfiilt IinO. Der
ScngIt lit ser 5ipeite 3ogling ieiteS
9cbrntciitcrS lil,o er periid1ert, bob
ser critic, ben er ourd, oen 600 ieioer
bcrIoren, bel @citem iltelligenter &c.
meien ici, tuenn er oiid) bis 5lt ieinent
looe nidt 10 lpeit in icinen &ennt-
niiien gcfommcit tpnr ipie leit beiitt'
ger Sd)iiler. Is Ioa bier rttt Der
;3tpef meiner 3eilen ieir, oiif Die
eilt5elnen 2eiItilneen e%iitjligeher,
tpeld)e Der @eneit niht MIR, iue1iil
ibn iein 9ebrmeiiter priift, nein, oild]
mern i'm brittle Serionen III abfpe.
ienbeit OeS 2ebtcren bcirugeil, 5etgt
iA mill bier rltr e%ripdbner, Dob Der
6eltgit bic Oelttife Sprdd)e oerltebi
rcd,net, mic cS etiuu oer, 8enittntller
zines 13.iGbriacn ainbes entlprlff
cine groBe gnsobl BON Sarbett I'M
terid)eibct, Ncometriibe Siaiirei1 rio,
tis be5ei6net, Zone rihtig an9lpi
Melooien fennt uno be3eitnet una
in unbeidr1nfter @eiie anf 0ra9e''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09
Gas 1Srrmocnbndl.
BON & gon y a.

Snaem ih mid anid)ife, iiber oo$
6remoenbud 81 plolOeru, miro mir
ipebe um'S &erj. IS i6eiut mir I'M
Iu8enblid 10, olS geltc eS, Dem Irenl.
benbud) einen gtefrolog SIT itreiben.
8etpiB, es etbt tod 6remoenbiidcr;
in iebem @oitbouie, 10 ali einem
IusiihtSpunfte Elm ioItes iid beiu,,
bet - unO oui neldem AlSlihtS.
piinfte bGtte lid fem @altipirtb eta.
blirt! - Iiegt Elm 6%remoenbllt aus,
in ooS iid) ulld 5oblreide Weniten
eintrogen. Nber 0oS Sremoenbud
bat on bobem 8ertb eingcbiibt, ipe.
nieitens 5umeiit. 5riibcr bottc ioId)
Sremoenbud) Observation-Disclosures
90 beiiidten peniger aberdeen bic
Insiidtspunfte, nro bieie lpeniaen
Menfden trl,een Die 8efiible, bon Sc.
men Sie int InbIid Der berrlihen go.
tiir beieelt iporen, NIT Snbruuit, iei
es in Berien ODER in Yroio, III ooS
Srentoenbiif eiit lno iteatcn 10 einel
bonernben aonner 5lpiiden Dem gus
iidtspunfte unb Oeiien geiudern Der
Seute pimmelt es in ben 6remoen
biidern bon Hamen. uno babel III,
ben pieIe Sunberttauienoe geiufe
Der glsiinispunfte nidlt einmal 3eii
iid) ms 5remoenbud eiu5utrngen; Il
miiiien int S6lpeibe ibres Ingeiiftc.
Gniidtsforien ifreibeli. Mon idlreib
beitie meiitens MIR ben Halueit, Doe
ifIedJte @iee ooer nod idledter'
@erie. Ga bot oenr ouf Wieniani
niel ltrind)e, Elm 5rembenbub fon
oerIid gu bea6ten, pie Gas friiber
febr oft geidab, gum @eiipieI Seitens
bes 9rodenipirtbest oes alien 9egie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09
Trcitug, Den 8. September 1904,
8Octbc Mtoiaif.

Bon G0min Dor II, &eipjig.
Sbr nabt elld micocr? Su sic ode,
9Cicn.
2llft! 2llftI Glopi0ol N}cinc Sub
iii bin.
Ger &0nig rief; SD bin cin @|cllld
gelueleu;
0o3 Gtuig @cibIifG ooS mar mein
Siun.
Gin ocutider N}oun mag felltcn
6ran3cn IciOen,
Der InOrc bort bon 2Ilcm MIR OoS
g}Ciu.
Sd ueiB nidt, mtr sic 2umpc linO
bei6ci0erL
Gin @cr0cn0cr miro immer Oontbor
iein.
Dir grout'8 Dor Dir, Scr SoillS modt
mid laden,
llno MarmorbiIocr itcb'n mo ieb'n
MD AT;
@cr icrtig iii, Dem lit 9tidtS red)t
81 nladen,
Cer Norgcn fonl, fiibl bis ans @erj
binon.
Gropbcte red)tS-mein &er5, iuo8 loa
0oS 9ebCn?
Ga ipridit ciu groBcS @ort 9cloiicn
aus;
9o8 8oiIcr ro,tidt ms poac Wtcr.
ihenlcbcL
SD Oenfc bcir, 10 oft or tronf ga.
rollS.
&cnn hrs nidt iiibIt, ibr lueroct'3
nidt erluGen;
Ger Rogc Lief, man iicbt bod no unO
lpie.
@o8 Dor iG orouBcn? 6rGulcin,
bari ids mo9cn?
8roll' tbcllrer 6reuno, lit ulle SGeo.
rie.
3ciBt mid nidt rc0en, ld)punfenoc
@citoIten!
9urb Sel0 ulo 8oIo luBt mir Der.
Elm Den alten,
Sd femme bid, OF iiebit mid IG6eInO
al.
Gr iab i'm i~tiir5en, binnmlii6eS DC.
bagen!
Der &nabe fam unO iuurb nid)t mebr
geicb'n.
Die Come Unfit, oil mubt cs oreimnl
iagelt -
Gas lit Die grt, nit Sercn un5ll,
9cb'n.
Ger @ciit Der @lc0i5in lit Icidt SIT
foiicn,
Bon 3cit 5u Belt jeff i6 ocn 9(ltcn
germ ...
Is muB lid babel bod iuna bclfcit
luiiCn 2!
ergo bibonuSl lit OcS GlroClS Gern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09
R1nncrn 1tu6 TraMen.

sIutberetftuua eebeiIt In 40 Bis go hagen.
@ef9uiiSe, neu ooer nlt, In 10 bis 10 Tuser,
gerIuft ber ManrbGrfeit, Drains" fofort Sim
baIt setban, gieren. unb 8IafenIeiber, etrifhir
II. I. 10. 9urh infer oor8iigIibes Spfttm ea'
r~anttren mir dubertt fGneqe 1no perinarters
anrer. @6ner6bafter ober berbtnberter Waer''
f~runiipn fpfort abeebuIfer. S6retber Ste ooer
fpredten sic Dor. Wntb urb Gonfulfdttor ro.
gir furtren slusfhIae, obre fhr bic Setliiits tn
Dperntionen su ftreiten Bent nrSere aerbs
feblf6Ineer, matt bel uns einea Berfiid. Sr.
gbtIip's MebicaI Snfitute, gr. 1887, Dr.
erntt- etrake. 9eutf6 pirb sefprodsn.
(Wtdi11. 1&S .1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09

9r9p1cniagcr ole 9ldttcr nitt fort-
lqlepPen %fOnnen. Gine5 Scr bcrii1m-
te!'eH lolder notiirli6cn 6remoen-
uVe oeflnoet ii6 in 0en SanoIteiu-
o'uE9eh oeS Eieters6ergc5 bel Wtoo.
lfrttt. @dbren6 ndmli6 bic Io-
menS'5ni6riften an mo olrf Seller
ulller oen llnbilocn Scr @itterlng
olln'olS nidt Ion0e iid crbolten be.
Il'oet lI9 bier onS onotiirli6e 6rcnl.
oenolib" I'M 8erqc ieI6it, in Ben &66-
zen oeS SonoIteinbrud)c5, Der ieit
SoDrDltltoerten betricben miro ulto
loo cine co~nieroircnOe Semperotur
Derrlbt, Pin ben 6eG5pdnOen uno
HfelIeru Der S0bIen iinO taltienoe
yfan1cn erboGtcn, tpcnn iie ni6t &c
race, mas bel einigcn, iogor bcioll-
oerS intereiionten Qcihob, genoItianI
6%erltort tuuroen. 3ie friibeIte gl1ii
5etbnitng, oeren Sitter iih nit Be
ltln1nltbeit no6peiicu lGBt, itommt
aus Dem Sabre 1890. Die Sni1rift
9topoIcor'S 6es @ritcn lit lcioer ger
troBt poroen, olld Oieienige @ari-
bolot'S our6itridcn, 0ogegen lit bcG
None 8. bon 8]eetloben oelltlid) 3u
leier.
Gin on6eres 6erortige8 TremNelt-
buf bon 8%eriibmtbeit itclen sic gfo.
men Der Huine @eibertreu bel 8ei13s
berg oar, cine @rt Gidter-gllbunl,
oenn bier prnngen Die meiiten 9toncn
nnierer 0enfer uno 9idter, Sdiller,
SCHUBERT, &iidert, llbIono, Eicd, SIT
IilS Woien, 6reiliqrotb mo Oiele
Inbere iino pertrcten. Son 2enmt
iinb Die fo(genSen 8erie in sic @alts
ern %9e9rnbcn:
n2eiie nero ih bier umtpebt
Son gebeimen fro6en S6ouerr,
@lei6 OILS b1tt' ein fromm' @cbet
Sid beripdtet in Sen Wouern.
Sier lit ali mein G~roenleio
8ie in triiben Cunt 3erfloiicn,
SiiBe Tobesmiioiqfeit
Salt Die Seele bier umidlolcu."
W0rife, @eibeI, StitinuS &crner
rno piele Inoere trltgen 81 6ieier Itei-
nernen autograph ammlitng bel,
mic tic rci6boItiger foum iid ir0enb.
mo- onbers finoet, ircilid meiit mr.
oeuti6e 9eriibmtbeitclL m1breno Ole
Moltern beS Shloiic3 Chiffon I'M
2oc 2cnton in ser Gdlpei5 Elm Srems
benblI6 bon intcrnntionalcr @coclt.
ting bil0el. Inter Sen Souirnoen
Nonett, lpeI6e iif al Oelt Gicilcrn
oieie$ S6loIies bciinocn, bcgcpnet
man Den Namen bon 8cItbcriibmt.
better, nie 9pron, eugene Sue,
George Son6, 8ictor <go II. +. ~.
@nolid lei nod elmer gur5 cioCns
ortigen iinnigen @ciie Ser Trentocn.
ltd).Gi1l5eldnlrng gcoatt. Sin 0euts
idcr Gidtcr Got tic erfunoen: Scin,
rid ScioeI, ser lie6enStpiiroide 6u.
moriit. @r betrodtet aIcifinm rie
@egcuo ielbIt, Die er bellld)t, ais eirc
9(rt 8remocnblld, in Dos er iiG Der.
epigt, inoem er Somcn bon %ildn-
5er Itrclit, Die IN iener @caerro nid)t
beinliiA iino. Sn ieiner bltmorool,
len &eiieIfi55c obon 8erlin nod Der,
lin" er56blt era bon iolfen n&crfGl.
i6lngeu" Der 0otur, 6ilrd Die er liG
bel 9otonifern ieiner mcdlenbnrqi.
ihert Seinlotb bereitS bcfonnt &c.
modt bat. Sreilid, mn lid o,rf 10
iinnige Grt ms 6rcmoenbuN ser ga.
tilr cintrngcn ST fonnen, muB man
9iHter mo Roturfenner 5ugIci6
ieir, tpie cS Ser S6opfer 0cS 2cbe.
reft Siibnd)en lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09
A11m. Berker,

restartrter ~bentfdher arst, 30:tdtrtge SrsTtS.
gbe,iaIift fIr Wdnners unb GrarerisRrdntbet'
ten. Self In ~fiir3eiter Belt Syphilis. @nsitlae.
Sais. nn6 Wauno' stranfbeiten. anstlaIs isesr
art, e%iriftur, BoIutioRerL teroo1e Snlpane'
Sfffr, In 81. Beder'S nrntonif9er !Wlnfe,int,
Wr. 7OS, cft.galttmure.S trahe. Snrfhitllnoe1;
bon 0 ifbr W.ersens bis 10 n9r nbsnos; soIif,.
foos bet 10 itbr Morge1s bis 2 ubr NaHnitf'
taes unb bon 6 lbr bis 10 llbr Ahstihs..
W. o., = 9r. @eder's Bdfe betlt nrfehIsax
ieben MusfIub. goufultattoH tret-
fNtni25 1S.S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09
9er 9eutrAe correspondent

pet 9eutf4e GOrrefpOuOeut
eridsiat ieOsu Sag i'm Sabre,
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-07
JOHN n. M'KERRON IS
ONE OF THE COMERS

LEXINGTON, KY. Feb. 6.-"John A
McKerron, 2:O41R, will yet wear the cham
pion stallion crown" Thus spoke the
great driver. Ben Kenney, who, slowly re-
covering from his severe accident in the
sulky at Providence, r. l., last September,
is once more in a mood to talk about
horses. Kenney is still an invalid at the
home of his parents near this city, but he
is fast regaining health and strength. and
his physician says he will in another three
months be his old self and may return to
the tracks again.
Previous to his accident Kenney drove
John A. McKerron at Readville in 2:O4s.
coming home from the half I'm l:OlI%
and he now says that had he that daV
gone the first half as he had intended
DevereuX's great horse would now have a
mark of 2:02 or better. This performance
alone makes Kenney think the son of
Nutwood Wilkes capable of lowering the
202l4, whenever he is thoroughly fit as
he says before making thas effort on Aug
p he had only four previous miles
better than 2:l0, and was lame most of
the time for twenty-five days before that
exhibition. caused by q splint that devel-
Oped the latter part of July. At Syracuse
after kenneys accident, the horses owner
drove him to HIS present mark of 2:O41h
and had he not made a break he would
With a long letup in the stud this season
Kenney believes the great stallion will be
in FIX to stand proper training for n SUI
preme effort, and in his opinion. when that
time arrives John a. McKerron will rob
Cresceus of the stallion crown.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-07
HAMPTON STABLE WILL
Be A STRONG BIDDER
VIII Contest for Stakes and Purses
with Big Stable the Coming
Season.
WOTAN WILL DEVELOP

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-The Hampton
Stable, which had such striking success last
year with a small band Of horses. will be
much more pretentously represented the
coming season, at least so far as numbers
go In 1903 the successes of Africander,
Wotan, Rostand and Ethics placed the
stable fourth on the list OF winning owners
with a total il $50 eco earned. All Of these.
except Ethics. will be seen in the old colors
the coming season.
That they will hold their own with the
best of their particular class this year there
is little reason to doubt. Africander, who
is said to be doing very well in winter quar-
tiers. will be the mainstay of the stable in
the handicaps and big events, as he was last
year Although Wotan hardly got into the
first flight OF the youngsters last season, he
was a colt of more than ordinary worth.
and there is no secret of the belief OF his
owners that he has every chance TO develop
into another Africander. With Rostand as
good as he was last year he will take care
of the best OF the platers.
But IT is not in the older division alone
that the stable is believed to hold win
ming hand. Messrs. Dwyer and Deimel were
liberal buyers Of yearlings last summer.
About forty, all told. were purchased The
wedding out of those that were found want
ing when put to the yearling test last fall
has reduced the number TO sixteen. They
are said 10 be a smashing looking lot indl-
Vidually and collectively.
Among other purchases by the stable was
the entire crop of the get Of The Bard.
-Four of these are retained, and they are
believed TO be real clinkers. There are also
two by Albert, which are highly thought OF
by the stable connections, and full brother
to Ethics, who won many races in the col
ors OF G. L. Dwyer before the organization
OF the Hampton Stable
The horses are Wintering well at Grave
send. They are well entered in the various
stakes, and with a little luck the stable
should take a high place In the winning
owners list for 1904. Mr.. Dwyer, who has
been spending the winter in Florida. is ex-
pected home soon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-07
PURDUE POLO TEAM
WON'T BE RECOGNIZED
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. civilian G..
Kaylor president of the Purdue Athletic
Association, stated this afternoon that the
report that the association had recognized
the Purdue polo team a branch of uni
versity athletics. was not true. He said
that the association would not sanction
the team as representing Purdue because
roller polo was not recognized as a college
sport aud because the organization known
las the Purdue polo team was in no way
connected with university athletics. The
story that the team had been put on the
same basis as the basketball team was
given out by a member of the polo team
and every newspaper In the city printed IT,
President kaylor said the athletic associa-
ton would not even consider the question
of recognizing the team. which, he said,
was equipped and supported by the man.
agement OF the local polo rink