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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
THE RECORDS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

The Giants defeated the Philadelphia team easily
at the Polo Grounds yesterday by score OF IS to j.
The home team took lead in the first inning and
held It to the finish. Dummy Taylor was put in
the box for the local team. while Breckenridge
filed that position for the visitors. The contest
one-sided that il decidedly lacked interest
In only inning di1 the local fail to score,
and that il the second. The Giants scored two
runs IN the opening inning. and after the third
inning il was simply slambaug affair fo- the home
nile. The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23

TIE property NJ tc scl1 so.ec Screuanc,s II rnv
between descriptions all possession shown
such sale made satisfy len or charEe ant
unpaid assessments other liens 90 a.
lowed purchaser raic br The referee
The and surveys q the property % Be sold
be examined the luis- OF EFARIS. TRACY SHEEt-
MAN attorneys FOR the plaintiffs. and terms %
sa and information obtained their cffcs
Offices JOHN LARSIN. Cor tire defeadsncs
Arthur Kemp and others No ~ Wall Street. EN-
NET 4 ROBINSON. attorneys for Defendant Ncw NorS
Insurance Il Trust Co. Trustee. No = Wall
street.. the AUCTIONEETs. No. Pine street
FTfth Avenue or rhe REFEREE. No. 6S william Street
at before ths day or sale
Dated New y April ism 100
FETEE 3 CI.NET. Referee
EVARTS TFNC[ & SHERMAN Attorneys slr plaintiffs.
Ofaca ana P1stofdce address No. 81 Wan Bor0uxn
or Narhattau New YORK. city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
READY FOR PHILADELPHIA MEET.

Philadelphia. April 22--Many athletes arc gather
ing here for the track meet TO be held on Franklin
Field tomorrow afternoon under the auspices of
the University OF Pennsylvania. Upward OF 500
men, representing no less than 115 educational in
stitutions. are entered in the various champion
ships.
The greatest interest is centred in the one. two
and four mile relay races for the national cham
piOnshfp The number OF entries in these events
this year is large. Harvard Yale, Georgetown.
Pennsylvania. Columbia and Chicago universities
will meet in the oue-nilc relay race. In the two
mile championship will De found Columbia. Penn
syvania Yale and Harvard Princeton has with
drawn her team in this event because of lack Of
condition. The four-mile relay race viii bring to-
gethpr Princeton. Yale. Harvard Michigan. Penn
syvania Columbia and Purdue Besides these
there will he or the preparatory school cham
pionship or America. high school championship Of
America and grammar school Oh lmp1CnShipS OF
Philadelphia. Many of the men Franklin
Field this afternoon for final practice
AUTOMOBILE PARADE APRIL 80
The date Of the parade of the Automobile Club
OF America has been changed and will now take
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
COLUMBIA WINS. IN SWIMMING RACE.

Columbia University's team defeated the Univer-
sty OF Pennsylvania tonight in a I00O-foot rela-
swimming IN the Columbia swimming pool
There were four men in each team. Columbia won
81 minutes and 50 seconds c. NJ. Daniels of the
New-York Athletic Club. broke the American rec
ord for ne 209-yarG swimming race BIZ four seconds
His time was minutes and . seconds. two seconds
more than the worlds amateur record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
JOCKEY MAY DIE FROM FALL.

Nashville. Tenn April 22-Jockey Pierce, who
was thrown by Snow Drift st the second jump in
the steenIechase Is more seriously injured than al
arsc thought He has not Yet regained conscious
ness and physicians say his chances for recovery
are slizht old injuries TO his ribs were renewed by
the fan. and II is believed the broken ooIes are
D~eEstT- on the heart.
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RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

G. louis Arrfl y First tf0ur and hals
,7-gl-Frcha nan. Crawford, 70 2 won; Dipper
NTcAI-..erl. I second jim trEues JOB WA
an Little Harry also ra-l-
Tg2 yERavuCrp. /. Responsive. los
rE1Ievl 20 s. second Tower. IO2 Il WILSON,, 10 l.
-Ts--s Tine. I.Ies. Mac, our Chap. ChTtstelle
signal II Nellie Cromwell, CayboH, Kings charm.
T6ir5 race six furlonEsl-MoIe T 1o2 Foley, -
L won. Hickory Corners IO6 urvi1E), - 1. second;
F2ovsI pirate 81 &C. Earris). = third Time. 12OAs
svrleuye- julius Werner Dagger. Tangible, Decora-
rior Eli-lr--h Park Quick also
Fourth race mile}-ArDold X 100 IL RutteTl.
to Won. Fretersi01, 1O6 Crawford @ . second;
Tsr.ie IS lTIoveD. : /. thtr1 Tine. i;43'+ Lord
-~a---s0n- SChoolrnate and Leech also
Fffrh furiougstEZr-o. 100 ttiuettl. 10 20 J.
Won. Eue EIazs Joif. II I second. Sarhel IH2
.Ez1~aITb : third Tine. q CllftCG Boy Dusky
secret. Teddy and Nearest also rar
raec ir-.la and seventy yardsh-Broc-ler 10
rNf-5-r} 70 2 won: Exapo. as tH0weIp. j. % l.
oua. MIn-z 81 Perkins. 10 - !. thirl Time, Sd
Jerry. Weird Wall. Barney Drey fus.
S--sEer santa Teresa and Davs5n also ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
COLLEGE GAMES,

PRINCETON 70; PHILLIPS ANDOvER. ?
Andover. Mass. April 22.-princeton easily defeated
Phillips Audover in fenturelcss to-day. The
Ene was called in inning allow the Wis
itors 20 catch train. Score
phillips Aadove-...0 O. 6
Batteriss-Underhn and Reid; Hall; Lanigun and
Perrin Daley and Garrison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
COLUNBIA-s CREWS.

Edwin Could has just given $4,000 endOw-
pay the VARSITY crews yearly expense.
about IT, nd what her darsnen expect to do this
summer with photographs Of Cciunbia's in
shells 81 boathouse. Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS MEN ANGRY.

The Washington Heights Property Owners Pro-
tective Association is going TO make hard fight
TO stop Sunday baseball in the vicinity of Washing
ton Park the Sabbath. The indignation Of the
people has been aroused that meeting
Is expected to be held next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
Den two-year-oids. -Four ana
Results a. NAsHv,llE

tirst ace M~e rarionrsl-Csay Am-rica- 100 -
.s'ohcfl, % T. 4 Musf 1Gc Wv Ro1hlns3. 10 10
secone Trium,ir io0 ccunroel = . third. Tine
A...aniel- ISie 5=uzgs foar. Sparrow Con,
-, s.- Van Sea shsn, Santa luna sna Aliens ~.
-sSead ra- ssssgiee.ss. sAs.t cog-se1 -liaratia.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
BROOKLYN WINS EASILY At BOSTON
0utplays Opponents in All Departments
Fishers Pitching Wild.

Boston. April 22.-Br5oklyn outp.ayed Boston IN
all departments Of to-days game and won with
ease Fisher who pitched his first league game
was wild and Ineffective. \ fine running catch
b~ Sheckard was a feature Attendance. 1.32J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
INVADERS UIN.
Cbcsbr0's Pitching a Feature o.
Game at Washington

Washington. April 22.-New-York PLAYED its first
game Of the season in Washington to-day. and shut
out the locals by the score OF 10 a. The features
OF the game were the fine pitching Of CHESHIRE who
allowed but hit. and 4 double play b. Hon
man who threw from deep centre first, after
catching Audersous fly. AID put Williams BE-
fore the latter could regain the bag Attendance.
eA The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23

Earned rIns-New- York. / Stolen bases-Fultz Sac
rilce hits-Csssdy, Eberfeld. ChtsbTo Double plays
Hoffman and StaHL First base balls-OG Chesbro ?;
OF Patten- / HIT by pitched hall-By Patters l. Struck
Cheshire, ?. Patteu , Left bases-New-
York 4. Washington. 8 Time-i.30. Cmpire-Dwyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
HEROIsM APPRECIATED.

Examples Of rare personal bravery, such a. Car
neges $1,000 600 hero fund has established
to honor. Tomorrow Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
DETROIT. !: ST. LOUIS. 4.

At Detroit r. H E.
Ps'f Chs: 20 9 g /. !
Batteries Mullen and Ruelow, Petty and Kehos. At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
GOLF.
Connecticufs First Open Tourney
for Women Goes to Wee Burn.

The first open tournament for women ever he'd
IN Connecticut is TO take place az the Wee Burn
Golf Club OF Nor0tou June I. =. and : Coming.
ss il Will Immediately prior the womcus metro
roIitan championship a. ApawaInls. IL viii afford
much desired opportunity Tor practice, and may
auticirare iu some measure the results TO De ex-
uecred IN the championship. The programme OF
-he tournament Is attracUvely arranged, and Is as
follows
Juno Eighteen hole qualifying round Low prize
presented by 4. O Wheeler Afternoon club
handicap prize given b. Nelson Taylor
Turr Match play. prize Tor first
sixteen presented by r X. McEarE and ". J..
Trfrlfus se~1r1 sixteen presented by Frederick
,-17-pertr7vaIt 20 r. Afternoon driving
competition prize presented ~ r l. Scofet.
preaching putri,S flr Trzs presented by J. H
Jennings
June 2-M-nrE match play divisions. After
hardicaD f0uTs meg for prizes presented BY
John r. rriu.rrIIs
June 4-1Iatch PLAY aa4ls COR divis
medal play handicap for prizes presented by John
T. NiHana
Charles II. Seeley. golf champion Of Connecticut
for the last three wears. D. captain of the Wee
Burn team and he has arranged busy season Of
matches. the more important 81 which are. August
- at Sound Beach against Innis Arden; October J.
q Sound Beach against the New Haven Country
club. and October s. at Bridgeport gaiDst the
BrDlklawn Country Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK
Totals ...34 Is Il 2I1I .

Earned runs-Nev-Yo-k. :: Philadelphia l. Left on
hases-New-YorN. ;. Philadelphia. :. Two base hits
Mccain Hulswitt. Hall Thrse-base hit Mertes Home
rln-Devlin Stolen bases-DevlD. >. Mccain. Mertes,
Dahlen, ,. Sacrifice hits-Warner. Taylor. Huls-
witt. Double piavs-Dahen Devlin. Lush and Vol
First base errors NevyoItt. J. Philadelphia
o. Ta.lo- innings. <, o1 breckenridge IN
innings. :. OF Lush in innings First base on balls
II Mllizur. Of Ereckinridget . on
Lush 2 Hit by pitched baIIz-Ey Taylor ny Rreckin
ridge, Lush. Struck out-Bv Taylor. ., by Mill
gan I; by BrpckirrifCc. -. bv Lush Passed ball
Warner T.me-TRo hours Jmpire-Mr. Emslie A.
tendance festi-natci'-3 SOL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
SYRACUSE LEAGUE. J: CORNELL

Ithaca y Y April 22-The Syracuse state League
team won from Cornell to-day by a OF 10 > II
looked Il shut FOR Cornell Up TIE eighth
ming when ! balls A three bagger by Brewster
and a single by Costello netted
r. H Z.
Syracuse ........-... o o 3 o q q o O-3 o
Cornell ..............0 o o % 5 1
Batteries-Hailey. Hasin. Chapel and Payne: I'm
Etad. Lovejoy and Hech.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
GIANTS TURN TABLES.
Beat Ouakers By Is to 3 at the Polo
Grounds.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ncw-York Is: Phiadel-' ST Louis Chicago game
phiR- g. postponed
BROOKLYN. g: Boston . Cincinnati 10; Pittsburg. 4
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New-Yorz ?: Washington St Louis. Detroit, I az
innings
Boston 3: Philadelphia / Chicago :; Cleveland 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
BOSTON. 3. PHILApELpHIA. l.

PHILADELPHIA r. II. F,
Boston 1 y q y q = n q O-3 o
Philadelphia ..-......0 % q q q o o.
Batteries Dineen and Farrell: Henley and schreck.
Attendance. 3.1T6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23

place April 80. It was impossible FOR Mayor
Mcclellan and the city officials TO attend the for
date OF May account Of the police parade
and the change made that they could do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
WASHINGTON AND LEE. 8. ST. JOHNS 4

Annapolis Nd. April 22St. Johns defeated here
by Washington Lee University. The features the
game by Alexander and johnson for
the visitors and BY Dewey for St Johns. Score;
r. z
81 Johns ......... 0 o o 3 0 O-5 o !
Batteries-Johnsoa and Trlmble Stick wrfghts and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23

SCENES FROM THE SAGA OF KING OLAF
cantata which will be performed April 90 by the
Brooklyn Society. Illustrated article by IL.
f. Il. see to-mOrrow's Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23

Banned r-ln--T---lII-- = T17s'I~- ! Nna0 NJ
G;eer -roIer ta-s- -tra-r Double rIay--B~~r~u ard
strs1R. N~-'--.-s ~r-1E= suI p0rie- Ilavme- ans
AhHafl-ffr RHrrler and Trurrv First base balls
Fisher =. af Jones I Struck out v Fisher J.
Passed ball-A-lrar. Time I.3f- Jmilres Moran ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
RESULTS on OTHER DIAMONDS.

Ithaca y. Y.-syraeuse League. 3, Cornell. ?
At -London-Pr0vidence. .: New-London 2
At Fan River. Mass.-Worcester. 8: Fan River.
At New Bedford-New- Bedford. Hoyoke g.
At AtIanta-Atanta- T. Montgomery. /.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . Binghamton. O.
Al Baltimore Eastern League Z Johns Hon
kins. o.
Lansing Mich-Universty O Michigan =. Michigan
Agricultural COLLEGE, 3
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CLEVELAND. 10: CHICAGO. :.

Al Cleveland p H. +.
Cleveland ..........0 q ! : q q o n 10 IL
Chicago ....--.--.--2 o o.
Eatreres-Beruard and Bcmis StrckIett and Smith.
and sullivan and Barry Attendance 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
:. c. HAussmAN SUSPENDED.

The American Automobile Association announces
that 1t has suspended E c. Haussnau until Oc-
tober 1. 1904 and fined him 500 for composing in
UnsanctiOned event in Memphis. after having
been suspended for competing in other INSANE
toned events It also threatens disqualification TO
any driver who may compete win Haussman at
ncrinrlad meets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned. surviving Executors % the e
cora Kemp Deceased. viii sell public auction a.
80 New York Real Estate sales Room. Number f6f
I'm u Manhattan he CIV or
sew york on 18th OF MAY 1904 = 50 o'ciock
D Herbert a Sherman. AuCticueer. all Ne
right interest heonsing 70 the estate Of
Eeup. deceased and
Buckingham Hotel
OF Ftfth AvsI1e and Fiftieth
OF the CITY 81 New
10 the existing thereof. which will expire NAV n
1905 also the once fu-uure IN The Bekrava attn
ated at OF F1fth Avenue and Forcy-ofnsh
street the Borough Of Manhattan. In the city OF New
Dated: New York April Is f904
ARTHUR TRTON KEMP
GEORGE WILLIAM KENO
Surviving Executors Of the WI % George Kemp De-
ceased
EvARTS. TRACY & SHERMAN. Atforn-v, s,r uxssa-
fora. No 81 wa1 Street, New York Ctr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia. New-York.
BROOKLYN. AZ Boston
Cincinnati. Fittsburg.
st. Louis. Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New-Tork. Washington.
Boston. . Philadelphia
Chicago at Cleveland.
s.. Louis. Detroit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23

3ASEBALL, Polo Grounds. To-day, $3.50 r. NJ
ILADELPEIA NEW YORK Adm. sec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23

THE PALMsTRY CRAZE IN BOSTON.
Rich and poor affected. Police inve ICatior prom
sd see to-morrnw's Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
LONG ISLAND KENNEL CLUB SHOW.

The Long Island Kennel Club will hold show
the Brighton Beach racetrack on June . Several
well known exhibitors have already consented 10
have entries in the show.
YOU CAN INSURE
good advertisements getting cassifcGt0ns snd
good positions M The sunday Tribune by sending in
your copy early.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
PrrTsr-RG- 4. rrNc7NNArr- 70.

Piftsburv- r II T.
FfttshaI-E -.........0 q n u o.
Cincinnati ....--...0 q 3 ~ DO -
Bat,erie.-rau7nitz and Pfeistsr. Harper ard Tietz
hItn-l.r.a. 8 n.N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23

II the committee OF the Sunday Observance Asso-
citation is here at the appointed time tomorrow
shall see the gentlemen. but my position in this
baseball matter Is taken now. and it Will not be
changed by anything that the committee may say.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
GAMES TODAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
Hepnblifaniidje Nepraicntantcn int
Gaufns.

@aibington. 9. g., is. IpriI.
- Sn Dem garfus Der Republican,.
lhen Mitglicocr bes NeprGicntontcn.
bouies, ipelder aeitern slbeno bon 9
bis %i1 llbr obscbaIten murbe, lit
ciaitimmia Der 9cfdIlib eefaBt nor.
Den, Die Tcbotte iiber oie Stotebooo-
Bill ON 9ienitog SIT Beginner. Man
mirb notwithstanding mir Elm gmenbe-
mtent gu Der Bill aeitotten uno sic
Gebatte auf bier Stunocn bcidran.
fen. DDS betrefienoe ENHANCEMENT
ion oabin laiten, Sab in ser @erfoi.
Jung Der iciten Stoaten cine @e.
itimmitng entbaIten iein mlib. weIde
ben gerfouf BON Spirituoicn an Die
Snbianer perbietet. Sepburn utb
8rospenor ipraden iih iiberbaupt
aeeen bic Stntebooo . 9iu aus,
.idIoiien lid, aber ipdtcr Der Maiori-
tat on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17

tbcilcll, Die obtc ibre S6ulo IN 9fott
gerutbcn iirtb.
GoS @irtunqSielo bes Sonos er.
itrcft lid iiber Die Ser. Stoaten unr
Canada urlo oereu @emGiier. LW,fit
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cine id)one S5at perftbotiger NGd)-
itctliebe polbrod)t. Der @eoanfe,
ooB ibre Ingeb0rigen nidt Der Notb
preisgegeben iein meroen, menn lie
bel Dem Hettilngsluerfe oos 2e6ct
uerlieren n0er Dob fir iie ielbit &c.
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peritiimmelt merben iolten, miro cine
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Spiel ieben, nm Wlitmenid)en aus
brobcnber @eiabr 81 retten; er miro
Elm Nniporu fiir lie iein, hire Nn.
itrcngltnaen 81 perooppeln.
llno lit man bier in inherent repll-
blifontidlen 2onoe auf Dem Srogen
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nbboI0, fam ollb MIR Ser Gonarei
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mciiteu onerifnnii6en St1ote iino
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lporrm iolte bos groBnriitbioe Del
ipiel, bdS &err Carnegie nit oieier
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norlGuiig MIR Die pripote @roBmllib,
mo olli Dem bon Srn. Carnegie cill-
gclhlogcnen @ege bietet lid ibr cill
!peiteS tSelo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
3nr ErGfocntidafts Gampaamc.


aonncgieberei iibcr Die m0glidcnGr-
folge uulo Nifteriolge pcridicoe.
ner Ocmofrotiiher Erdiiocnt.
ld)aftS . Ganoiooten. - @ornlan,
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tet: uSeitenbe 9entofroten I'M Gons
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tenmablen 5ilnt Hational = Gonpent
genou Bud gefiibrt baberL iino iebt
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8eiommt5abl Der 0elegaten, iiber
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ton perfiigen mag, Elm 0rittel Der
CONVENTIONS d. MiteIieoidoft nidt
crrelden fam. Sn Den Stoaten
peltlid) bonn Miiioliri iuerben 9rpan
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inn beiten Sale 124 Seleeoten bn-
ben; ba aber Die Combination niht
in allen betreffenbcn Staoten oonti-
nirt, 10 b%iirften BEL Der |abitimmln9
ipeientlid ipeniger berausfpmmer.
Ibcr ielbit nngenomnlen, ooB linn
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peitlid bonn Wiiiorri ouf 100. %.
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aationen, Die bon Der Seorit-9rpan.
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reip. 26 meitere 9clegaten biu5ufonl.
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Suuntaa, Scn II. Npril 1904.
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The Washington times., 1904-11-18
MILLIONAIRE WEEDS
HIS STENOGRAP HER
Charles w. Post Takes
Poor Girl for Bride.
TWENTY DAYSAFTER DIVORCE
Trousseau Costs S3o,ooo-Mrs. Post
Will Continue Her Clerical Duties.
A Handsome Woman.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Nov. Is
Charles w Post, multlmillionaire manu-
facturer, married Miss Lyla Young, his
stenographer. here yesterday az the
homo Of the brides parents, only the
members of the families attending.
The young woman has been employed
by Mr.. Pos for the last five years and
insists she will continue 10 look after
his manuscripts as before, saying;
MY husband is a hard worker. and ]
would not be happy 10 be forced 10 re-
main idle
She is a tall graceful and stTikingly
handsome woman, twenty years young
er than Mr.. Post. and has Travelled ex-
tensiVely with his daughter in Europe
and America the last year.
The wedding trousseau. designed II
Chicago, Is said TO be the most expen,
sive ever leaving that city, and is esti-
mated TO have cost $50. 900.
The couple left for an extended tom
through the Southwest, and will reside
permanently in Norwich. Conn, where
Mr.. Post has built a handsome $500, 100
home
The ceremony was performed in the
humble home Of Edward p. Young, a
striking contrast 10 the promised resi-
dence of the bride