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The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

Willie Hartwell is with his
grandparents in this city.
Brushes of all kinds, combs and
fine razors at Price Drug Co.'S.
You can lead some sheep into
green pastures; but they will sigh
for the briers over the fence.
Misses Bonnie Dunn and Octa-
via White have returned home
for vacation from school duties.
WANTED.-A position as stem
ogaphe and typewriter. Apply
to Miss Della Hobbs, Crsytal
Springs, Miss.
Miss Minette Eldridge, of Whit
worth, has enjoyed several days
at the White House with her rela-
tives, Mines. Chiles and White.
We have the sole agency for
Jacobs famous Chocolates and Bon
Bons. They are worth going out
of your way for. Price Drug Co.
Mrs. W. o. EIdridge and Miss
Hattie Sours, of Amite City,
have been guests of Mrs. Chiles
and Mrs. White at the White
House.
Mr.. j. H. Lenoir, of Tryus,
walked in from Nola Thursday
morning and spent the day in this
city after settling up with The
Leader. Mr.. Lenoir is nephew
of DR.. j. w. Bennett of this city.
In it's write-up of the Y. NJ. c.
A. Tri State Convention, the Col
umbus Commercial speaks of
&c. P. Younnts, of Brookheav-
en-" We are sure Blookhaven
is just little nearer Heaven
than before the Y. M. e. A. was
organized; but the name antici-
pates.
Mr.. Paul Schwartz, who has
been for the past two years eme
ployed by his brother, Mr.. M.
Schwartz, will resign his position
May LIST, and will sail about the
9Th for his home at Ungval, Hun
gary. Mr.. Schwartz has made
many friends during his stay, who
will learn with regret of his inten-
ton to leave. Magnolia Gazette.
n Hon. A. Lewenthal and his wife
left yesterday for their home in
Cleveland, Ohio, after a most
pleasant visit with their father,
Mr.. H. Lewenthal and relatives.
Mr.. Lewenthal is one of our city's
honored ex-Mayor's, whose term
of Office was characterized as a
reform administration, materially
and morally, and during which
Brookhaven took on its impetus
in the progress it has developed
from year to year since that
time. The public school building
stands as a memorial of those
epochal days, and every graduate
that goes forth from its walls
should reverently and gratefully
remember and cherish the name
of A. Lewenthal, ir.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30
Early CLOSING.


In order that our emploJeS may have som
recreation during the summer months we tn
undersigned merchants and business men. here
by agree to close our stores and places of bus
ness at O'Clock p. m.-Saturdays excepted
from May lst to September lst, 1904:
John McGrath & Sons F.B. Noodle
l.. Cohn & Bros. G. B. Perkins
Hartman Mercantile Co. j. M. Wood
Commercial Bank, p m. S. Kohlman
Bank Of Brookhaven. pm u. Daniel
Graham-S orln Gro. Go. Max PriebatSch
McComb Fur & Hdw. Co. VIM. Abshagen
Chas. Heuck & Son Abrams Bros.
Parsons, May, Oher- r. H. Hamilton
schmidt Co. Hyman ZWirn
Moreton- Wentwo, tn Go. J H. Willoughby
George Roysky Mi Newman
I. II. Perkins Eur. Co. JoeE Cope
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30
Good For Children.

The pleasant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives immedi-
ate relief in all cases of Cough, Group
and LaGrippe because it does not pass
Immediately into the stomach, but
takes feet right at the seat of the
trouble. 1t draws out the inflamma-
ton, heals and soothes and cures per-
manently by enabling the lungs to
contribute pure life-giving and life
sustaining oxygen to the blood and
tissues. One Minute Cough Cure is
pleasant to take and it is good alike
for old and young. Sold by Price
prug Co.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30
The Best Family SaIye.

DeWitt's Witch Hazel gives instant
relief from Burns, cures cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Eczema, letter and all abrasions
of the skin. In buying Witch Hazel
Salve it is only necessary to see that
you get the genuine DeWitt's and a
cure is certain. There are many cheap
on the market all of which
are worthless and quite a few are
dangerous, while DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve is perfectly Harmless and
cures. Sold by Price Drug Co.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30
Marriage Licenses Issued During the
Past Week.

There has been a temporary luIl
in matrimonial alliances among
white couples during the past
week. Licenses, however, have
been issued by Circuit Clerk Oil
yer to the following colored cou=
pies:
John Thomas and Letitia Hut
son; Pierce Esco and Sallie Will
son; George Tyler and Dorcas
Brooks; Lewis Williams and
Mary SwilleY.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30
4 Cure for Headache.

Any nan, woman or child suf, ring
frcn headache, biliousness or Il dull,
drowsy feeling should take one Or iwo
of DeWitt's Little EARLY Risers night
and morning. These famous little
pills are famous because they are a
tonic as we'll as pill. While they
cleanse the system they strengthen
and rebuild it by their tonic effect up
on the liver and bowels. Sold by
Price Drug Co.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30

A gasoline tug belonging to
w. H. Coleman Company, Of
jackson, Tenn. burned to the
waters edge neal Columbus. a.
match was struck too near a bar
lei Of gasoline which was being
poured into TIE tank,
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30

In Columbia last week the coun-
ty superintendent suspected that
some of the applicants for teach
er'e license were giving and re.
ceiying help in the examiDation.
He changed the seats of some of
the teachers and this precipitated
a strike. So great grew the up
roar that the superintendent call
ed in the town marshal to restore
order, when % teachers left the
hall. The trouble will probably
be aired in the courts.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30
Capital, Surplus 8 Undivided Profits $4,000
Card Of Thanks.

We desire to thank Bro. Purser
and all the good people who were
SO kind to US in our great sorrow.
For their prayers, patient nurs-
ing, and thoughtful acts OF kind
ness, may the Lord bless them.
Mr.. AND MRS. p. b.
PRICHARD.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30
stsyed.
ONE StyRtsI4I, HORSE

ONE hOREisL HORSE,
s,,yen years old, name sheared, medium sized,
ell tied OH With rope.
ONE DARK BAY MARE,
seven years old left hind foot white, small bell
tied on with small leather strap.
Any Information leading to recovery of
above described stock will be suitably rewarded
X, A. HOLMES,
Darbin, Miss.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30
The editor of the Press visited
Prentiss Monday on business. In
passing through Silver Creek we

passing through oliver OfeeK we
noted many evidences of improve
ment, several new stores and resi-
dences going up in the new part
of town and also handsome two
story depot building, which will
soon be finished. At Prentiss,
besides some new residences 90
ing up, the most striking evidence
OF the towns progress is seen In
the work that has now started on
S. 8. Dale e Sons modern two
story brick building which will
be finished in time for them to
MOVE in this summer Lawrence
County Press.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30

Good breeding sums up in its
instructive attitude all the efforts
man has made toward perfec-
ton; aye, and all that his ances-
tors have made before him.
John Percyfeld.o
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30

I amt what they cali a pessi-
mist, but ! fhink poorly Of most
things. It's safer. The AdVen
lures Of Harry ReFel. 3
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30

John Sharp Williams again de-
clared that Attorney General
Knox was subject to impeachment
for failing to prosecute trust mag
mates.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30

G. a. MCGEE suicided on an L.
e N. train at Bay Sc. Louis. The
remains were shipped to Lagrange,
Ga.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30

&c. /. Aarons, son Of q planter
near Gloster, killed himself by
the accidental discharge Of his
pistol.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30

The Central Mississippi Pres
bytery and Sunday School Insti.
tute met at Greenville.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30

Twenty-Five victims were dis
vosed Of BIZ the Shrincrs at Oko-
Iona oh the 26th.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
New Schedule On the illinois Central

Trains now pass Brookhaven as fol-
lows:
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-30

NORTH,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
NEW TRACK MEN AT HARVARD.
F. W. Garcelon Appointed Coach-Make.
up of Ball Team

Cambridge Mass, May tSpeciaD.-Though Cap
tain Rust, Of the track team. is stiu not able to
run. on account Of the injury which hs received
In tho Philadelphia meet. track prospects at Iar-
ward are decidedly brighter F. W. tiarceon o.
has been appointed head coach OF the team, to
take the place OF John Graham the regular train
or and coach. who is absent on account OF poor
health The appointment IS not yet official how
ever NJ. GarCelOn had been training the hurdlers
all the spring As a result Of the handicap games
last Monday. four new men have been taken TO tho
mile, F H. SChOenfus. "a. for the shot put; f j.
W. Ford. o. for the broad jump. and NJ q Per-
kIns, o. for the lN and ~ yard dashes Young
without being pushed at all did the half in the
handicap games In Isl Allowing for the handi-
cap which he haC. Young should cover the dis
Harvard in both the dual meet with Yale and the
lutercuieEiates.
With the exception OF second base the makeup
OF the baseball team is practically decided
Quigiey. o., Will undoubtedly be found behind the
bat IN all the important games, though ne Is
thews. '05 az shortst0p. and carr "a. at third
are tXtures in the iufield- Stephenson. % who
played IN the field year and caught a while
this spring, is now being tried second. He is "A
strong batter and VIII be played the tea in
some position. @. G. Bolton. 05. seems 10 be the
second string OF iuheid men the squad In
Nichols. '0f the football player. for first, Bolton
for second. Greenough. %. for shOrtstOp. and
Gardner. .. l.. for third When Captain ClarksOn
Il not pitching he will play centre field Hugh
Herman viii play right field and carl Marshall last
Is pitching. D. \ Ncwhau. os. Will play centre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

The Mcvi4ar aluari Realty Company has sold .f tr
house No ass East or lot - szso 10 feet 70
Joseph WolSenbSrg Who aas rs b 'ag S5 ana n
HerrlIob No. III Avenue g. northwest soT-
stores sss 81 on + Is So: siz y fset
Du Bots < TayIor have sold Tor Mrs NJ r. Mosher to
smons ami Miard ve have sold Tor Julius
to y Max Nos. Is and II Manhattan TWO i've
NJ Saransai Na 50 {, $50 East hundred
eight four s'2Ty d5u9e "a 5a[39 3i e"'H On
HerTnana Weis-tock has sod for NJ Soha Co No y
stores S on 10. assztis fs5 to client for
hundred thiri 81 i've double fathouse %
on a 5g nss s . has as oa Saad1 Ss aa P ss
running through &, ST. 425
He acquired tns lots asS March
E1hria1n Ciotreb and Joseph Dobkr have bought Nos
500 as and $40 East hundred en- I'VE
wnisu Wons sons have sod lor the , Hed'Ri'la
foqr story hat1ouse Win store On iot OA rs for
Iaeee RosenSagga ara a., ISIaf we nohv cor
aer % one hunirei-a nlneJeeuth-s. five ha
T-he oehler estate has sold No . 1873 Eighth ave.
ave story natRolSs on p' III ob.n hav, bought
ntqgSs - win ,S Nos and East one-6undTs
a-rsoG to the central National Realty ana CONSTRUCTION
Gomgaay John sGsa @ss 1syI F1F W seven on p
tS Nj 40 Eeil4son took IN part payment twelve
Joseph Lew K conjunction with John Arm
strong have sold FOR OCOunet. No l-8 East one
hundred sixth st. three-story dwelling on io'
1G Sx1OO II feet. - -.
Max Marx sold % Martin D. Fink plot lo0xllO
feet tho southeast corner or shernan-aVe and HaW
Bernhard Knskenstein has sold No 900 second ave-
six house on lot 25NltO feet
l. @ Bernstein has sold TO Epstein No - East one
hundred i've story hatkouse. lot
2JNIOO II feet. -
St, Anns-ave three story frame house. on lot 25x6o
feet.
e Co 20 a Brase- No. 53 East Cne-hundred-and
thirtv-f'rst-st n i've rathouse.
s. Steingut & have sold 10 Feilrnan q Golding Nos
md a tenement
stores 3CsT5 Louis Miusly The same firm has
tenement house.
loo feet at the northeast Of Fourth
oLt-ave o Fellmau * GodinS
-lawson Hobbs the brokers In the sale for
estate OF Slawson Of plot ua2xlOo IL tees the
south side huEd and thrteenthst 80 feet
OF Amstertam-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
DEAD HEAT AT LOUISVILLE.

Louisville. May 9-FIrst cne-hsIf FUR
longst-Wolzetto. los "A " Booker. 20 won. The
Isrelel. Davis u second. Flora Handsome.
lua Munro. . 10 J. third Time, 0.57ls :. L Moore
LAght. Brady. Jo-ie ElorngU and ST. Fgry also
second tsix furl1ngs'-JaNe Greenbsrg iis b
Davis. 3 10a Munro. l.
Quz n. q 80 20 J. Time. rs
Grand Mary Twins. Ohnet The Bl-r Irene Mac. Tax
and P1nca also
Third than1lcap. ullIeiAutoliEht. Jos Min
de-l % J. wen. Curisraate Munro : % /
Tapa. 103 tdeFr=eni q, ; third Time. - Post
msser Wright Horton. Fore and AIT and Fonsoura also
rar
Fourth -ace Che G~ass stakes. and hail
furlongsf-GooH Cheer. iMlnaerb l. Won. Merry
Pioneer H. tIielgesen) J. second. Brand New loL
a p uavfsl. ]. third. Time. 49, StafntoA.
Ea-y Boy relm0nco. Dell Ieath. Apple. Tapiola out
81 PM Finch also
FGfth race ,f5ur ana one-haf furlonEs-sIasl IL
tIelEesen4 10 l. cutler livingston 10 J.
second Gown. Morrison. 20 10 !. third
Time O56i. Bessie Nc. Malyiua Madison square. i (
Hunting N1odcialm and The Tira-I also
sixth race t5ns milel-Auuie Max lJ7 liunro). % l.
and Dr. Etucky. t5eEeseni % !. dead heat;
Malakur - tIfavuesf J.. third Time. i&A- Idle.
Kentucy Cardinal Miss Motion, AIRS Wisss. Handmors
I1oEo also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10

mIzss,. No. SOS Br0aaR Way victoria A.
donesti,s goods and cioaks and " j. Curtis no
tocs tancy goods and furnishing goods No 70 Leonard
W. L Miner s Co. Toledo J. A. Corcoran carpets.
J NuhfeIder. Pittshed; cIoaks and millinery. I'M
Muhlfeider Brothers. Glens Falls N Y. 5. Muhlcedsr
millinery AMI coaks. Imperial
broadway. Herald square
T NorIlinser Baltimore: drygoods notions and fur
NJ O'Nen & 90, Akron. Ohio. ". z Tobin cloaks.
Pettbone- Peabody Company. Appleton. Wis g. r
Peabody. drsoos notions furnishing goods. Holland
hons. hosiery gloves and furnishing goods. and John
Putnam Son Company. Lowell, Mass; T. P Fut-
Reid 3 Hughes T-v Goods Company Norwich: = e.
Toner Iaces embrotery veihngs etc. No 70 springst
sanenfeld Millinery Company, 81 Louis l. Alderman
schafTner Brothers Cleveland schafrnsr piece goods
No N W eg Faee; , HeIi5ban y sherwood
Shepard Company. Providence Mrs. ]. Adamson. IN
shepard NorweiI Company. Boston: G. Wood. rugs.
No. 81 Union Square West Victoria ~
shwartz No f3 Leonard-st z Cohen. No AZ Leonard
sidsnberg & Rich, Pi.tsburs; NJ. Rich, piece goods
No. AZ Broadway, Hoffman
and underwear. No. % Wooster Navarro.
Smith & Murray. Springfield, H J. Donneily laces.
handkerchieffs ribbons embroidery hosiery and fur
nishlng goods No So White-st
stone. Fisher & Lane. seattle. Wash; s. Il Lan..
No. ass Broadway. Herald square.
drygoods. notions Furnishing goods 1o7 Grand
william TAYLOR. Son Co, Cleveland George Ruff
fridge Iaces. embroidery and waists No. 81 Leonard
The Great Department. store Cooperative Association
Of America Lewiston Ne. l. l. Peck eloaks, SUITS
Union Ciothing COMPANY Albany y Y. b T. stee-
vadInaa HToth-rs Albany; I. waItaan. d-ysooas.
au goods,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
RULES FOR AUTO" REGISTRATION
Registration Certificates and Drivers Badges
To Be Exchanged.

Automobiles have recently received notices re-
garding registration. Governor Odel May
signed the new motor vehicle law. and thirty days
are allowed 10 comply with its provisions A fun
summary ana instructions being prepared and
will be sent out later. The notice follows
II your car has been previously registered you
must return 10 the Secretary OF state at Albany
the registration certificate together with a fee Of
ST. whcreupon said officer will issue TO you a regis
tratlon seal with the old number thereon. rms
privilege Is not available to owners who unable
TO return their old certificates This seal at
e. times De conspicuousiy displayed on the We
II your. car has not previously been REGISTERED
you must make application to the SECRETARY OF
state. accompanying the same with Zee or g.
whereupon said officer will issue you registra-
VIII Thereafter De known WicIi seal must AZ al
times be conspicuoUsly displayed ON the vehicle
should return TO the Secretary of State certih
cate issued under the Old law. II that is possible,
to be provided by the Secretary OF state. and pay
fee OF 81 in OF previous registration. and s. In
the registration is new The Secretary or
state will thereupon issue chauteurs badge.
bearing the proper number which must De worn
spicuous place while he IS operating a car
register each style or type Of veifce dealt in by
them. and may obtain duplicate seals upon pay
Application blanks for registration OF both owners
and chauffeurs now being prepared by the Sec
rotary OF State, and will be forwarded 10 members
soon received
The number OF the vehicle as thus registered
must be displayed plaque on the back OF such
vehicle heretofore. numbers 70 De IN Arabic
b Icb eiaGS 6irSt and eae6 stroke not less
than half inch wide, and IN addition the letters
white ground; this in addition 10 aftxing 10 the
vehicle the small registration seal furnished by the
The REGISTERED number Of the vehicle must also
be displayed two front lamps IN sep4rate Araoe
stroke 10 be not less than onequarer OF an men In
on sale of a registered vehicle, the owner, ex
cept n manufacturer or dealer, must; WIthn ten
days the registration seal TO the Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
RESULTS AT WORTH.

Chicago g-FIrst C1ur and one-ha-f FUR
lougg-tlara Berry IL ELEPHANT. II % To- Won, I.a-
vana P-eatonl - q, J. second. Lady Witt IL
IT DEAN - RI J. th.rI Time. 0n-b Broadway Girl.
Iielea Connolly Ielesia Cernoya Lou Merrill and Iee-
Belle also
second furlongsGreat Eastern. los uienryl
J. Lg-slV. fSheTWo-cJ. - % > second.
Freedman. - Booker. =. third Time. 10
pr+akuess MerTylegs. sol smith. Faer-
MAN krirIiA and Jesse c. also ran
Third rae hair mlelF la1rnan. llS FreTl. 3 -
l. won. l.. ! huson. H. IT DEAN second.
silver skin i05 tDuhanJ 30 - J. third Time. OBI "a
f'all1ua Little Harry. Dixie An1reNs Arthur StlNeu
ana Great Heart also
FOURTH tseTen fuTl1nEsi-Bay Wood ~ tNcoi' 10
81 lNcIutyrpl. 20 /. second, Ab-la.
l05s Henry. J. third Time. l33 Ahoa, Typhonio
and TCsrrr also
Flfth sa-e zone miie.-Gregor X. io7 ~ Math@wsl,
20 Henry. 10 20 J. second Forehani,
81 ~. Fisher J. third Time. Los Arab. Jerry
Lynch and safety Light also
sixth race ione mile ana siKteenth1- Stroller 102
l0liuhautl. - J. won. Spenceran 81 CNicou 20 !.
Second NamseIe Is j. Mcintyre. 30 20 J. third Time.
l52i Little Waly. Lou Woods. Last knight and Give
All aSo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
POLICEMEN GUILTY.
Naturalization Papers of 800 H'on't
Bear Scrutiny, Sans uarr.

There are three hundred cases OF members OF
the police force, according to Joel NJ Marx. who
has been appointed Deputy United States District
Attorney 10 probe the alleged Wholesale trade in
fraudulent naturalization papers. whose naturaliza-
ton papers Will not bear scrutiny. The work in
connection with these frauds has been put entirely
I'm the hands Of Mr. Marx. and with him asso-
ciated Superintendent Morgan. the state super
iuteudeut OF Elections. and the latter's deputy,
John =. Maher. Mr.. Marx said yesterday:
In the case Of these three hundred policemen we
are sure the papers will not bear scrutiny In all
there are more than thirty thousand such cases in
the various branches % the Civil Service OF the
fv, boroughs OF %ey-York We intend TO proceed
against every one OF these. We have the necessary
documentary evidence in most of these cases.
Through the power OF subpoena. shall bring
them before Commissioner Shields and have them
tell about the date Of their landing. and their
residence before joining the force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10

Wlnnsr-H r. Meyers D.. z Mgrz71. bv His HiEh-eSs
-Muznes start good won easils b. hail leugta.
Time. o.5S4
THIRD RACE years ana ever. ~ farlongs Eclipse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
TIE IN CHESS HOLDS.
JaRO,cSlj and Marshall Still First
IN TOurneu.

Cambridge Springs. Penn. May at the end Of
the ninth round Of the International Chess Mas
Janowski and Marshall remained tied for first
place, while Lasker IS third. Barry showed i'm
proved form in drawing with SchIechter. Hodges
was beaten by Marshall. after he had good win
ming chances. Lasker game against TschI-
gorin. which the latter ought n least 70 have
drawn The results follow.
Lawrence beat Mieses In q Siciiiau defence. after
hfty-s-X moves; SchIechter and Barry drew a Pc
IRON defence, after forty moves. Teichnlanu and
lfusbury drew Petrofrs defence after fOrty-eig Il
mo- es, Hodges lost To Marshall in a Ruy Lopez.
atfer thirty-hye moves, ShowaIter and Fox ad-
lourned Sicilian defence. after forty-nine moves
JahCTshl beat Napier in Queens pawn opening,
after thlrty-twO moves. DeImar and Marco adj
lourned double Ruy Lopez, after fifty-one moves.
I-lsker beat Iscngortn IA Rug Lopez after thirty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10

FIRST -Three-year-ods and over. Ga suriougs
n Ni-hers Nile.
fInsh Name and owner ~ Jockey
I.Jeand ,Drskeg Jos. T5l1enraud Walk1ver
Winner. A D-akes en-. e. Jocund. by MlrthfgI-
Flower Deuis Time. ~.
SECOND RACE-TVo-y esr-odsi ~ fu-onEB = Eclipse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
SILVER PLATE IN RACEHoRsE'S HEAD
Bacchanal's Skull Successfully Trepanned-
He Will Race Again.

When Bacchanal. the Rayon dor steeplechaser
who carries Charles Phzer's colors, goes the
races again II viii be with artisucaIly ire
PANIED skull BacChanal went down al a jump in
the NeW-York Steeplechase last Saturday and
knocked hole in his head. just over his left eye
almost large enough 70 insert a mans hand In
Dr. Farley, the racing veterinary. said that ire
banning the only thing he knew Of that would
save the horse and the operation was performed on
Saturday. 4 piece of silver ntted into the
opening ana the wound dressed. In an hour after
the operation Bacchsual was in his right mind and
eating with relish. Irepaunlns Is al operation rare
IN veterinary surgery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10

Redfern was set down for a day for diso5ediencs
az the post yesterday.