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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-06
Msbrsre Yerionen BON elmer
Nenfunoldnher 0o9ss an8e=
srifen.

ssrani Dan bon go. 1901 Cornell
NDenue muroe bsute Worgen on her
10. uno Ysasfontaine Str. bon elmer
yleufunoldnoer Goage angriffen. er
bate einen f0rmliden 2ampi nit oer-
Ielben 3u belfeben unb es oauerte cine
aeraums 3sit. Bis es ibr gelang, Iid
aus ben 2lauen oss 9bieres gu be-
freien. Die rsdte 0ano mar bon oem'
ielbsn ssraeiidt wornen.
Derislbe 9uno attadirte ipdter
ben 7jdbriaen WaIter grap. Sobu
oes Detectips 80. Yrap. iuelher fid auI
benz Wsa naa gornet's @rOcerp an Der
college Moe. uno l9. Str. bsfano. Del
tleine 2nabe muros bon oem wttben.
ben 5biere iu's @eiidt uno IN oi'
SxnOe gebilien.
Sobn 2irfpatrid bon ylo. l42(
college 9lpe., 9ilman Smith Dor
Southport. Sobn Wliles bon No. l52z
college 9lpe. unb stuei iunge Darlen
oeren Namen Md nidt betannt fino
murosn sbenfalls bon benz 30tsr an9s
9riIien.
Wittlerpeils srar bic poliSei benad
ridtiat porbsn unb bic Haolsr poli3i
fen Duncan unb 9uu erIdienen au
Der Bilohdds.
Sn Der Ndbs Der 16. Str. uno Col
lege glpe. rpuroen iie oes 3bieres an
fdtiq unb Duncan feusrts ieinen Re
polper auf oasielbe ab. gs rannt
nod cine fur3s Strede weiter, oanl
tiir3te es su Booen uno perenoete.
Der Dumb mar gigentbum po1
0omer BEL. go. 1887 College 9lpe
uno bate big lsbten Samfag tein
Spur bon 3sllmutb geaeigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-06
30 Aseriomem 9et0otet.
Gin GiIsnbabnunfaa NIT i&lim=
men Tolsea.

3opetn. 2as., 6. San. Der
California & Merico grpreb3ua Der
Rod Ssiauo gabn-@eielIhait. tuelder
Chicago In Der Wloniaa giadt l1.30
perlisb, coaioirte beute Worgen um l
lltr nabe Wiaaro. 2as., IA Msilsn
meltlid bon 3opsta. nit einem Vieb3ug.
80 psrionsn wuroen setOotet uno uiele
muroen permunbst. Cur 3eit als bic
GolliliOn erfOlste. fubr Der Grprebsug
nit elmer @eidminoisteit bon 80 Wei.
len Die Stunoe. Qluf benz 3uge
beiauosn fid pisle perionen, oeren
Rsiie3iel Cilaboma mar.
Der 9oeomotibfiibrer uno Der 0ei3er
oss 9iehsuses 5atten ft nod reataeitig
onrd 4biprinsen aerettet, wdbreno be,
5sijsr auf bem perionensuge idwel
berlsBt muros; Der 2oeomotibfiibre'
Tam Dunoerbarer WsiIe unbsrlebt ba.
bon.
Bis beute Wlittag maren bon Der
getooteten bic folgsnoen ioentifi3irt:
Sohn glad. Gbanute, 2as.
5bomns Small. 9opeia.
9. u. Wrigbt, 2anias Gitp.
Sane @rifiin. glarsmont, Wo.
%. e. Wartin. Ds2alb. 81.
gpu. Mels, Ee2alb. 81.
Sail Guller. SadIonbille, Sa.
Grau 5snrp aaiIer unb 9ino, bol
9euiidlano.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-06

NaIbpifle. Suo., 6. Sanuar.
Sn Rem s Meilen iiioIih bon Der
Staot beIeoenen Dorfe @rabei Greei,
bsiinost lid elm 9aufmannsaeiddft,
nsldes bon 9llsranoer Sbiplep aeeig'
net uiro. 8erielbe mar gelfern M6eno
bonn 0auie abtueIeno uno feline Grall
mar In bem 9aoen nit benz Qlufrdu'
men beIddftiat, alS Elm Oerbddtiq aus
iebenber 5remoer eri9ien uno um cir
Stiid Brob bat.
3aum bate er oasielbe er6alten, ole
er plOblid einsn RebolDer berbor3ol
uno Der 6rau befabI ibm oas @elo
melhes in Der 2aoencaHe mar. gu ae
ben. 3wei iunse 2euie. uel9e fid
sur 3eit i'm 2aosn befanoen. liefen oa
bon uno lisben bic Grau nit benz Ban
bitten allein. 9ieie aber bate mittler
peilt ibren @sbolOer erarifen unb I'D
raid umOrs9eno, fsuerte iie benielber
ouF ben Jrsmoen ub. Dieter mar Il
iiberraIht, oaB er isinen %euoloer fal
len lieB uno idleuniglt bapon rannte
gDir liG ipdtsr berausnellte, Iiuar iein
Wafie nidbt seiaoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-06

Sasen i'm @eridt in Grantlin perban.
belt poroen. Da es beioen Tbeilen Qe-
nebm mar, 10 fanben bic 6dlubber-
banolungen geiiern bier iiatt. Der
nahm ben Gan unter Yeratbung.
y ieten in Der gbeIfanos.
lotterie.
Sobn s. 0oie miinidt bon ieiner
Satin Rora geIdieosn III tuerben. gr
9isbt als Griinbe gbebrun unb b0s.
wi0iaes Werlaiien OIL.
Sarah petiis beiduIoiet in ibrsr
gegen ibren @atten 6lanosr Will pet.
tis erbObsnen 69eiounestlase osnisl-
ben Der roben uno brutalen Yebano-
lung, iowie Der pflidtbernadldifsuna.
9lm %. DECEMBER b. s. tpurbs er BON
pollseiri8ter ipegen GrieoensiiOruna
uno tbdtli4en NngriIfs 3n elmer Wr.
beitsbauslfrafe perurtbeilt. 9ieIelbe
fbt er iebt ab.
glpiie Wunoram NOR in Der gbe mil
ibrem @atten gmil ebenfals nidt auI
Roien sebsttet uno oesbalb bertlagte III
i6n auf Sdeiouna. sic gisbt als
@riinbe lisbIoie gebanoluns. 3runten'
belt uno pfidtOernadldilieung an,
sic miinidt. oaB Elm ginbaltsbefsb
segen i'm erlaiien meroe, bamit er 3D.
ran Gebinoert meroe, iie in ihrer Wob'
nung au beldfigen.
Gri iminal lgeri1t.
Walter 6odmel. gilbert McGlelanl
uno Bruce purcelles murben i'm Sri
minalsert6t Der b0smilliaeu SADDLE
fhdoi9una fdulbig befunben. @odwel
wuroe sur 3ablung bon 81 uno Softer
perbonnert; feline bsiben goQsgen fa'
men nit iuspenbirtem llrtbeil bapDn
s m poli3ei9eridt
wuroe Der farbise 9anolanser gmmonl
Barbour. tuelder i'm Grb9eidOKe be-
@eridisbauies Die sSpud" -Oroinan
Derlebt bate, CUR 3ablung bon So ber
urtheilt.
gyegen 0erumlungerns uno Wioer
ffanb sesen einen poli3iiten bat be
colorirte 0arrp Onslep cine Straf
bon 10 3a9en, $50 uno Soften ab3u
fiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-06
Yerional= =Moti,:n.

6eute Mbenb finbst in Der gp.
3ions-2irns bic 9rauung bon SRI.
g b n 6 u bn nit 0errn Or.
3 aul W artin itatt. Der grdu=
tiaam 1T betanntlih Der fdbiae 2eiter
unieres ifdbtii9en 0oipitales uno er-
freut i& in mebiciniIden 0reiien
groBer prOminen3. Ct iif Elm Sobn
unieres 9eiddbtsn Mitbiiraers 9errn
Or. gmil Wartin. Die Braut iit bic
9o9tsr unieres alIQsmein beliebien
Wlitbiiraers 9errn Nug. W. 3u6n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-06
Der &oblsn= Rriss If entdranat,

9roboem elm lleber.Worratb bon
0obIen in alien bieiesn 2Oblenb0fen
borbanosn 1T. quoiiren bic Witglieoer
Der Snbianapolis aoblen.g0rie INNER
nod Die alien preiie. 9ageesn baben
sunabbdnaige" Girmen, mie u. y.
Wspsr & 60. unb bic .0ome 6uel
Co." aeitern bic foleenben berabeeleb-
ten preile angeiiinoigt:
u. 3. Meper & SO. - YloBbur9.
$500; 4anawba, $3.50; 9audloie
Mine &un, $500; Raualoie Slad,
s4.00; Clinton go. 4 2ump. 1915;
Gote=preiie iino: gonnellsDille. per
3onne. $500; Oben, $500; Qump,
per guibel l3 Gents, 25 Buibels
1926; Gru'bes Cote. per guibsl IA,
25 Yuibels. SO. so.
Dome Gusl Go.-Snoiana 2ump
2oblen, $3.50; Sulliban, @retne uno
pite gountp 2oblsn. $500; pittsbura
9ump 3oblen. 81. 25; 2anamba 2ump
3oblen, S4.25; Hapmono @itp yump
2oblsn. 1925; Winifreb 2nmp 2ob-
len. s4.25; 2ubring 2ump 3sblen,
$4.25; Ohio eadIon Qump 2oblen
go. l. $4.75; Cbio SadIOn g9s fiir
3od0fen, $3.50; Camel &oblen;
S.. so; @au6loie Roblen, pocabontas,
$5.5 so; pennipluania gag, fur 2on'
0fen, $3.50; Semi- -glntbracite fii,
Mon9es, $3.50: 6lad 2oblen. $500;
Sent @annel, s4.75; Cincinnati
2ump Gote. 12c per 8uibel; Gincin.
naii gruibso Cote, 13c per guIbel;
pocabontas 9ump @ote. 13c pet
Huibel; Gonneusbille @ruibeo @ote,
12c per guibel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-06
MataSorsn stattlnb.


Der Mataoorsn Sfatclub beran
iialtsts am 9ienifag qlbeno i'm Deut
idsn 9auIe Iein eriiss 9ournier in
neuen Sabre. Qlus bemielben ginger
fOIssnoe Wsn3elritter als 5ie9er Der
Dor
/. Yreis-grnlt Srmer.
2. preis -6einrid gaerbrod.
3. preis-gonrao Ye9erer.
4. preis SEQ 2anbo.
5. prsis-SuliuS gederer.
20. preis-9ouis Siri9.
Y. Preis-8eOrg Mooe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-06
Sapere sitne
Sir Iei&tiinnise 5rsbeI.


Der friibere Griminal.g .geridtselerf
@bas. Hrown, melher Der Yerun-
treuung bon 8eloern, be3m. faIIder
eintragungen etc. angetlaat mar, be-
tannte ii9 seifern I'M Griminalgeridte
i9uloig uno murbe su elmer Daft bon
6 Wonaten biz su IA Sabren bsr=
urtbeilt.
st wuroe bereits aeiiern gfadmittag
gemeiniam nit benz tus9en llnteridla-
gungen 3u 2 biz IA Sabren perur-
tbeilten s. Hebmono ms Gtaatsge=
fdn9nib iiberfiibrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-06

0amiIton, O.. 5. San. Gas
3reis9eriAt 9emdbrte beute benz 6rouen-
W0rbsr U. Rnapp einen neuen proceB.
unter Qlnnabme beri9isoener Re9ts-
Srrtbnmer am fra6eren llrtbsil. 2nupp
befinoet fi& ber3eit i'm Ohio 3u9tbaus
uno ii berurtbeilt am IL. San. bur9
glettrieitdt az fierben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-06

Die am ndhifen Samfag, 9. San.
ifattfinoenoe monatli&e 2arten-part
bes Concentrating bes 0eutider-0a,les
wiro bon 6rau 6has. U. paqustte uno
6rau W. girf arrcnsirt. Grau 9p.
Smith. Grau Bert gopb. 6rl. genie
Wieganb uno SRI. Mliee Wueller tper.
ben bas Sbrige gum @elinaen. Der llns
terbaltun9 beitra9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-06
Nahrihten aus Snbiana.
Sibuna Der 3irectoren bes
Neformatorium ms.


Directorsn bss &siormatoriums mobn.
ten Der monatliden WerIammlung Der
Yeb6roe bel. parolirt murben nur
neun Strdflinge. llnter Denen. bic
lid 3ur paroliruna meloeten. beiano
Tih Nspall 6. Ratbbone, Der befannt.
LID ben .9ramp" gbas. Goodman i'm
Gals Gitp 0otsl ermoroet bate.
Wlan tlagte ibn bes Woroes an, Die
Surp fano ibn ieood nur oes 9oot=
Idlags fduloig uno berurtbeilte ibn 3u
swei Big pieraebn Sahren. 9roboem
er fi6 eremplariih in Der 9lnifalt ge.
fiibrt bat, tpuroe fein 8eiu9 abges
uieien. Superintendent Wbittafer er.
belt Die grlaubaiB, rebioiite &e9eln
fur Die Mnitalt aus3uarbeiten. Die
@innabmsn Der Mnifalt baben lid um
81 .033 9e9en lebtes Sabr erb0bt.
Cpferber Hranbcata.
fropbe.
petersburg. 3wei Spfer bes
9rausnbaften 3bsaterbranbes wuroen
bier bsfattet uno rieiise Menfdenmen.
gen tuobnten Der geeroi9un9 bel. gs
waren gmerp 0epins uno Satin, bic
in @bica9o ibren Sob eefunoen. be-
tannte Bemobnsr bon petersburg.
gseapaben.p BON Qano.
freidern.
Waibington n. Nier 2anohrei=
der branpen in bic abieits Der Staot
bslegene Wleranber Sdule. Sic mad.
ten es lid am Ofen bsquem, 3iinoeten
ibre pfeifsn an uno fiibrten cine 10
laute uuterbnltlng, oab es Der 2ebres
rim nidt m09lid mar ben llnterridt
fOrtauieben uno iie muBte Die 6inber
nad 0auie ihiden. sic benahrihtigte
Johann Die bieiiee Beb0roe bon oem
Worfan uno poli3ilten begaben ii1
nod benz @dulbauie, um Die Buriden
3u berbaften. DieIelben paren ieoOd
! ihon entfloben. Sur elmer uuroe per=
baftet uno i'm bieliaen 8efdn9uib abae'
Iiefert.
6eit SO Sabren Grie6ens-
rid ter.
HuIhbille. - Griebensri9ter
9bomas poe feierte isinen SO. @sburts.
tag. 9rob isines boben Nlters perfeht
er nod INNER ieinen DienF. Das 9lmt
zines Jriebensrid!ers bsfleibet CT felt
SO Sabren. SIN 2aufe bieier 3e't bat
er 425 9rauunsen poraenommen.
alter ionier rgeforb Sen.
Col nj bus. Sobn 3. Mnoers
ion. elmer Der pioniere bon Baribo.
lemem Gountp. III in 9artsbi0e am
Disnitas i'm Qllter bon 90 Sabren ge-
fiorben. st mar felt SO Sabren i'm
Gountp anidflia.
Wor sinem entfebli9en o e.
Ibid bewabrt.
gbansS SRI. 0ulu 8.
Wiloe. cine jun9e 9ebrerin uuroe
bur9 einen 9lndIiden 3ufaa Dor oem
graufeen Geldid betuabrt, pel9er in
lebter Wo6e nabe3u 600 psrionen i'm
Srpquois 36eater in Chicago ereilte.
gun SRI. Wilbe. bic in Gbieaao bic
SHulferien als @ait bon 0errn 1p.
Nenniabof uno Gamilie unb bon Grau
gn9elsmann perlebte, bate bei4loiIen,
Der .Hlaubart" -Worfe1uny an ienem
berbdn9nibbOllen Nadmitta9 beiauuob.
nsn uno batte fid besbalb brei Gin.
trittstarten aeiidert, uno alpar aerabe
I'm erifen 8alton, mo- bic @ctafropbe
betanntli4 bic meiiien Opfer forberte.
J CUR beifimmten @tunbe ma&te ii@
! Grl. @iloe in ge9leitung Der beioen
9inoer bes 0errn Yenni9bof auf ben
@sQ gum Dpernbaus unb jluar in
lfr6bli9fer Stimmuna. lab man bod
Der .Blaubart" Worifelung als einem
|eana beionbers arOBarti9en grei9nib
nit pielem Snterefe unb erobsm Der.
gnii9en ent3egen.
Mls ii& bic iunaen 0eute unteriuees
befanben. besannen pl6bli& bi@te
SdnesHoden bonn 9rauen 6irmament
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-06

&octaler 4mrmberetm.
0eute MbenD, te9eImdbt8e
yeriautuslttu8.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-06
Damenberein oes 9entiden
0amies.

aartea'partie am eamitas, 9. Sanuar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-06

Die l905=glaiie Der 9anofertigteits'
6o&i9ule bsabfdtist, besinneno gnoe
Sanuar. cine Wonatsi&rift beraus3u'
eeben. tpel9e ben 9itel ~8lad & Sob"
fiibren pirb. Die Rebacteure iperben
2ouis Brud. glifforo 0eroo. Sobn
2ogan unb Gscil Wilion iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-06

Sobm 0eber'S @trtbIdait,
30. 764 @ett Nortb etr.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-14
SEABOARD To GET
The M. D. & S.
DEAL THOUGHT TO BE CLosED
PRESIDENT BARR OF S. A. L. IN
CONFERENCE WITH ALEXANDER
SOPER.

RumOred I'm Macon That S. A. l.. and
Southern VIII Build Depot for
Their joint Use-SeabOard Not
Likely to BE Satisfied with En-
tering Macon But May Push on to
Atlanta-Needs to Connect It's At
lanta and Birmingham Line with
Savannah as OutIet-Means Large
Increase of Business for This Port.
The expected deal by which the Sea-
board Air Line will secure the Macon,
Dublin and Savannah road and thus
secure entry into Macon is believed
to be on.
President Barr of the Seaboard pass
ed through Savannah yesterday morn
ing en- route home, after having been
in Macon in conference with Mr.. Alex
ander Soper of Chicago who is said
to own the controlling interest in the
Macon, Dublin and Savannah.
1t is rumored in Macon that a deal
Of some sort has been closed where
by the Seaboard will enter that city
over the Macon, Dublin and Savannah
tracks within two months, and that
there is probability that the Sea-
board Air Line and the Southern will
jointly build and use a new passenger
depot.
Such deal has been expected in
well-informed railroad circles for some
time. The Macon, Dublin and Savan-
nah originating at Macon, and hav-
ing its only outlet at this city, which
it reaches over the Seaboard Air Line
tracks connecting with them at VII
dalia, has always occupied a dependent
position that prevented the develop
ment that would have been possible
under conditions mere favorable, and
which is sure to follow its acquisition
by the Seaboard Air Line.
AS part of the Seaboard IL not
only gives that system a direct entry
into Macon. and one that is as short
if not shorter than the line of the
Central of Georgia. but gives it an
opening from this port that it has long
stood in need of, and which is but the
beginning of what will doubtless prove
one of it's important divisions. No
one conversant with the situations be-
lieves that the system will be salts
fed merely with getting into Macan,
but that it will push on into Atlanta,
either by building its own tracks, OF
by securing trackage rights over some
other line, presumably the Southern
Railway.
There is every reason for such an
arrangement, for aside from the local
business, both freight and passenger
that might be developed between these
cities and Savannah there is the fur
Their object of connecting with Savan-
nah as an outlet the new road that is
now building between Atlanta and
Birmingham. 1t means, too, the ham
ding through this port of heavy
traffic that otherwise might have gone
to some city further north.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-14
TECH WILL PLAY
22 GAMES OF BASEBALL.
Manager warren Mays Has AM
nounced Schedule for Season.

Manager Warren Mays Has An
nounced Schedule for Season.
Manager Warren Mays. of the Tech
baseball team. has announced his
schedule for the coming season. 1t con-
tains a large number of games with
the best colleges of the South and Tech
will have to hustle to win out.
The schedule is as follows:
March 26, Tech VS.. Mercer, at At
Ianta.
April 2. Tech VS.. Florida State, at
Atlanta.
April s, Tech VS.. Alabama, at Attain
ia.
April 9. Tech VS.. Alabama. at At
lanta ldoubleheader).
April is. Tech VS.. Wofford, at At
lanta.
April 16. Tech VS.. wofford. at At
Ianta.
April 2i. Tech VS.. Davidson, at At
lanta.
April %. Tech vs.. Clemson. at At
lanta.
April %. Tech VS.. Auburn, at At
lanta.
April 2s. Tech VS.. Georgia, at At
lanta.
May 4. Tech VS.. Georgia, at Athens.
May s, Tech VS.. Mercer. at Macon.
May Z, Tech VS.. Mercer. at Macon.
May IL, Tech vs.. Georgia. at Athens.
May IA. Tech VS.. Clemson, at Glenn
son.
May 10, Tech VS.. Cumberland, at Lee
banon.
May 20. Tech VS.. Vanderbilt, at Nash
vile.
May q, Tech. VS.. Vanderbilt, at Nash
vile.
May %, Tech VS.. Sewanee, at Sc
vance.
May "a. Tech VS.. Sewanee, at Sc
vance.
May rs. Tech VS.. Sewanee, at Sc
vance.
May %, Tech VS.. Atlanta Athletic
Club, at Atlanta.
June 4. Tech VS.. Atlanta Athletic
Club. at Atlanta.
A number of practice games have
also been arranged with the Atlanta
baseball team. These will be played
in the earlier part of the season, and
will be good practice for the Tech
players.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-14
CLOSE OF WASHING
TOMS GAY SEASON.
CONTINUED from Page Thirteen.)

Continued from Page Thirteen.)
dinner and opera party, complimentary
to Prof. Robinson of Harvard and Mrs
Robinson. The opera party was of es-
pecial interest, inasmuch as the prima
donna Of the evening Miss Jean Brooks
of Denver, is an intimate personal
friend of Miss Wilson, and also of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas F. WEIGH, who were
among the guests.
Mrs. William H. Taft, wife of the
Secretary of War, is going soon from
Southern California to Cincinnati to
visit her father, Mr.. John w. Heron.
The Tafts will not take a house in
Washington until next fall.
Miss Cannon, daughter of the Speak
er of the House, for whom a constant
succession of dinner parties has been
given, held her last formal afternoon
reception for the season Friday, when
as always, her drawing rooms were
filled by distinguished company from
8 to o'clock.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-14
ROUE CAPTURED
De SOTO STAKE
BROKE FLYING;NEvER HEADED
THE FAST sPRINTER sCORPIo WAS
ANCHORED WITH WEIGHT.

Prise Was Worth 81 ,465 to the Win
ner-The winner Was Held at 20
to i'm the BOOks-Three Others mt
10 to 1 Were First Under the
Wire, Tribes Hill Being the Only
Winning FavOrite-Tancred Liked
Speed in the Distance Race.
New Orleans, Feb. 13.-Though the
best of the sprinters here. Scorpio
proved unequal to the concession to
weight asked of him in the De Soto
handicap. worth s1,465 to the winner,
to-day.
Roue broke running, was never
headed and won out by a length. Tribes
Hill was the only winning favorite.
Summary:
First Race-Five furlongs. Our Mug
get, 10 to 1, won, with Four Leaf
Glover, to 1, second, and Josette,
to 1, third. Time 1:0S AS.
Second Race-Five furlongs. Dallas,
10 to /, won, with 70 San, to 2, Sec
ond, and Leila, 20 to /, third. Time
1902 2-5.
Third Race-One mile. Fort Plain, 8
to Q, won, with Lev Dorsey, to g.,
second, and st. Tammany, 10 to l,
third. Time 1:41 2-5.
Fourth Race-The De Soto handicap,
six furlongs. Roue 20 to l, won, with
Scorpio, to 2, second, and New York,
to 1, third. Time TIA LIS.
Fifth Race-One mile and a six
teenth, handicap. Tribes Hill, II to 20,
won, with Ethics, IL to 5, second, and
Huzzah, to 1, third. Time 1:50.
Sixth Race-Mile and a quarter.
Thorneycroft, 10 to 1, won, with Tan
cred, to 5, second, and Miss West,
100 to /, third. Time 2:10.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-14
WHISTLER HAS ANNOUNCED
ROSTER OF CHAMPIONS,
Team Does Not Ldne-Up as Strong as
Last Year.

Manager Whistler of the Champions
has given out his 1904 roster. Only six
Of last years players will be with the
team. Werden has gone to Montgom-
cry, Breitenstein. and Delehanty to
New Orleans, and the rest have been
released.
The catchers will be Fritz, with the
team last year. Reese and Belt. Pitch
ers, McIntire and Hale, with the team
last year, and probably Ehret and
French, also with last years team;
Stockdale, BrecKel, Goodwin, Brown
Swan and Vernule. Manager Whistler
will cover first, and Walters second;
King and Beecher, shot stops, and
Keenan, and Brouthers (possibly) third
base. A. Miller, c. Miller and Dun
gan, with the team last year, will play
the outfield. This aggregation, though
not so good as last year, will make
the other teams hustle for the rag.
Whistler is good manager as we'll as
player and should bring out a cham
pionship team.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-14
RACES HAD TO BE POSTPONED,
ON ACCOUNT OF HEAVY TRACK

mad come in on passes. These checks
VIII be redeemed by the management
OF the races. and they expect to fall
several dollars short in paying up.
One Swindler Caught.
One instance where the management
was imposed on was detected last
night. A youngster who had been
passed at the gate presented two
checks, one for the grandstand and one
Tor general admission, for redemp-
tlon at Mr.. Bryson's place. One of the
gatekeepers recognized him as a boy
that had been passed in for some rea-
son, and when he was confronted with
this fact he acknowledged.
A large number of boys gained en-
trance into the ground by climbing
over the back fence, and they, too,
demanded cash checks.
Mr.. T. A. Bryson, who is interested
with Messrs. Cooper and Pickens in
pulling off the races, said last night
that all the management of the races
desired to do was to satisfy the public
that the failure to have the contest
was not their fault. Billy Pickens
and Tom Cooper also said that they
would rather fall several hundred dol
lars short than have any one dissatls-
fed.
ThOuSht Track Was Good.
1--WE thought the track was in excel
lent shape said Mr.. Pickens last
night, land asked one of the race horse
men yesterday morning, when we were
out there, If he thought the course
would be firm enough to race on dur
ing the afternoon. He said that he had
known the course since 1t was first
constructed, and he was certain it
would be all right. We also went
around in the touring car, and the sur
face of the track seemed perfectly hard.
I'VE are awfully sorry, and all that
we can do is to refund the money and
promise that when we do pull the race
off on Tuesday it will be one of the
best ever seen in this country"
Will Race on Tuesday.
A consultation was held last night
between those interested in the affair
and it was decided to pull the races
off on Tuesday afternoon. In the
meantime the track will be narrowed
and rolled, so that it will be as hard
as a floor.
There will be several new features
added to the programme. Messrs.
Rainey will contest in a handicap race
that will be arranged. Their sixty
horse power Mercedes racers will reach
Savannah Monday morning, having
been delayed in transit between here
and New York.
Visitors Were Disappointed.
Among the crowd that went out to
the track were a large number of
people from nearby towns, who ex-
pressed keen disappointment.
The crowd that attended yesterday
testified to the great interest there is
here in the relative merits of the two
famous machines and equally famous
drivers, and no doubt the crowd Tues
day will be even larger than it was
yesterday.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-14
Close of Social season.

The few days remaining to the sea-
son." before Lent rolls down the cur
tain for forty days, swill be marked by
no fewer than five large balls, score
or more important dinner parties, and
the army and navy reception, at the
White House. The last named always
brilliant event, closes the series of
state functions, but by no means bring
to an untimely end the hospitality Of
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt.
Friday evening they gave a dinner for
young people in honor of Miss Alice
Roosevelt's twentieth birthday.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-14
IRWINT0N'S RAIL
ROAD AMBITIOUS,
Hopes to Have n Road soon to Nc
Intyre.

Irwinton, Ga, Feb. 1s.-Irwinton is
making an effort to have a railroad
from here to Mcintyre. three and one
half miles distant. on the Central of
Georgia. The route is now being sur
veyed and work will start at an early
date. Irwinton is over two hundred
feet above Mcintyre, and the surveyor
is having trouble to locate a route
up the hill. If the road Is brought to
Irwinton, the Central will probably ex-
tend 1t to Dublin. twenty-five miles
from here. This would give the Cen
trail a direct line from Macon to Dub
lin of fifty miles, instead of the pres
emit route of ninety-seven miles. 1t
would also put Macon and Savannah
forty miles nearer each other by the
Central.