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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-14
CANAL BILL FOES
WAGE BITTER WAR
Unanimous Demand That
the Measure Be Amend
ed So as to Protect
State and City
Interests.
RECORD PLEADS FOR HUDSON
Sale of Canal Basin Must
Benefit Jersey City or the
City and State Equal
ly-other Argu-
RECORD PLEADS FOR HUDSON
ments.
Especial 10 .srhe Jersey CITY News.'')

Especial TO THE Jersey City News.')
TRENTON, March IA, 1905.-The
hearing given by the Municipal Corpora
5iona Committee in the Assembly cham
Der yesterday afternoon to the advocates
and opponents Of the Norris Canal
Abandonment measure, demonstrated be-
yond shadow of doubt that no legis-
lation will be enacted this year which
will enable the Lehigh Valley Railroad
to abandon the canal until the railroad
consents 10 amply protect the interests
Of the State and the property owners
whose interests will be affected by the
canal abandonment.
1t was crushing blow to the Lehigh
Valley, whose lawyers, Messrs. Collins
and Corbin, were on hand to answer
any question That the opponents of the
abandonment scheme might advance
Efforts by the railroads lawyers to
attack the arguments offered by the op-
ponents Of the scheme awaited nothing.
The force arrayed against the bill was
overwhelming ana proved too much for
them.
The opponents Of the abandonment
scheme carried everything before them.
So strong were their arguments that
even those members of the committee
friendly toward the bin were forced to
reserve their decision for later date.
Such vast assemblage of representa-
tive citizens Of the state as appeared
to protest against the abandonment bill
was entirely unexpected by the commit
tee. Among them were: Elk United
States Senator james Smith, Mayor
Doremus Of Newark, Corporation Coun-
sei George Record and ex-Corporafion
Attorney John Wahl Queen of Jersey
City, ex-Coroner George 4 Wefts,
Chandler W Riker John B. Hardin and
the leading representatives of all the
municipalities in the State, besides eoun-
sci for the Lake Hopafeong and Green
wood Improvement associations and
property owners whose interests are in
volved in the Abandonment scheme.
Almost every seat IN the Assembly
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-14
]. E. Bernstein and Grocer
Schuer Buy Newark Ave
nue. Property for a
Large Depart
ment Store
ExMAYOR H0Os SELLS HOUSE
Bonnot the Purchaser Will
Move to Jersey Avenue
Which Indications Say
Is to Be a Business
Centre.

Several big real estate transactions
have taken place recently in the vicinity
of Newark and Jersey avenues, which
bid fair to change the appearance Of
that locality. There are also indications
that Jersey avenue, which is almost en-
tirelv a residential street. is to be gem
orally invaded BY mercantile concerns,
north and south Of Newark avenue. and
converted into a general business thor
oughfare, following the wake Of big I'M
provements in the neighborhoed Of the
intersection Of the two thoroughfares
The buildings Nos. 145, 147 and 14a
Newark avenue, on the south side Of
Newark avenue, and just east of Jersey
avenue, are soon to be torn down and
in their stead big department store
building erected. Rumors are to the ef-
feet that the new building is to be i've
or six stories high. The work of secur-
ing these properties has been going on
quietly for some time. j. e. Bernstein
is at the head of the movement. Asso-
ciated with him is Grocegyman Sehuer,
whose establishment is at present on the
first floor of No. 147, formerly known as
the .sRed Light restaurant and owned
by Fred. Holterman. Mr.. Sehuer has
fifteen years lease on the property.
The property occupied BY Bonnot, the
florist, No. 145, has been purchased at
a cost of $4,000: There is at present
good sized conservatory in the rear.
The store property on the other side Of
Holterman's property, known as No. 14s,
is at present occupied by Bachin. the
jeweller. Other parties in the rear and
facing on Railroad avenue, have also
been acquired. and the entire plot viii
have a frontage of IS feet and more
than that on Railroad avenue. The
building viii be 1850 feet In length. Two
Of the buildings now standing aree ordi-
nary frame structures. S1s5,e0o has
been expended in securing the site and
it is said the new department. store
building win be erected at a cost Of
S150,o00. The work of tearing dewn
the houses viii begin before the summer
commences.
Bonnot, the florist, has purchased the
cottage-Hke structure at Jersey avenue
ami Third street, which for years has
been the home Of Former Mayor Hoos,
and will convert it into a flower store
and erect a big iron and glass eonserwa-
tory in the rear. The plot includes sAs
site Of the dwelling. 5oxlo0 feet, an al
leyway 5x1oo feet, and the site Of
stable, 4ox4o feet
Read estate dealers are busy at pres
ent securing options on various properties
on the same avenue for men who are
watching the trend Of mercantile devel-
opment. 1t IS generally conceded BY
shrewd observers that it viii extend but
little further west along Newark avenue,
but spread north AMI south along Ier-
sey avenue. The real estate and in-
suranee Office Of the hate cOnpty super-
iiltendent G. 2. Smith oa the northeast
corner Of Jersey avenue and FIRST street,
1t IS said. is Soon to be converted into
a big store. with living apartments
above. which viii be occupied by the
Widow Smith and her Family.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-14

United States Senator Kean has
brought about the appointment Of sena-
tor Gross, of Union County, as Federal
Judge for the new district Of New Jer-
sey. Senator Cross is an able lawyer
and it is conceded that he Will make an
able judge His term as Senator ex-
pires this year. He will not enter upon
his new duties until after the legislative
session, so shat he will continue TO pre-
side over the upper branch Of the legis-
lature until its close the latter part Of
this month Senator Cross has always
been d loyal supporter of Senator Kean.
The Automobile Club Of America is
boycotting the Murphy Varnish Company
of Newark. Of which former Governor
Franklin Murphy is the head. They
charge him with having interfered with
their pleasure by causing the enactment
Of law reducing the speed limit TO
twenty miles an hour. A son Of the for
ner Governor has written a letter in de-
fense Of his fathers action.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-14

tis ptSt ptiSSS ttHu U Stiitlu The tutcFSSts
Of the State and Of individuals. They
can impose on all sales any conditions
they think proper. A better and safer
scheme could hardly be devised. There
was the additional protection of the in
terest of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company to get as high prices rs posi-
BILE. The suggestion that the railroad
company should file its acceptance of the
bill Immediately after its passage grew
out Of a nlisapprehension of the plan of
the bill. The commissions scheme is to
continue the public uses as a canal until
the property is sold and ready to be turn-
ed over to a new public use. 1t was
necessary that the former use should
continue until the new use was begun.
There must be no interval between or
the benefts Of the former condemnation
viii he wholly lost The moment the
railroad company accepts the act the
abandonment takes effect. Therefore
ninety days are given to find new pur-
chasers and to transfer the property to
the new use.
Ii was an ESSENTIAL part Of the plan
Of the act. As 10 the leased basin of
1867, the legislature had by the Riparian
act Of 1860 provided for the sale of such
leased property, and the State had re-
ceived therefor 100000 in cash. and had
given its deed, signed by the Governor,
nnder the great seal, conveying tlis prop
erty in fee, in 1882 to the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company, and the railroad ter
minal had since been built thereon and
faxed BY The State as sueh
The plan Of Mr.. Record to allow the
towns and cities q determine what uses
the property should BE devoted 10. Mr..
corbin said, would not work and was
not fair Tie property, when sold,
should remain in the hands of the pur-
chasers. under the same laws and rules
that govern other property used for sim
liar nnrnoses There WAS NJ raa son for
treating it differently from other prop
erty
Former supreme Jnst;co Gilhart CAL
Inns. Of Jersey CITY concluded fbe bear-
ING with an address n wbicl, ba said
that he bad bes,, Interested n l;Stepine
10 tbe ntfer failnre az he onponenfs az
the canal tos .,iScuss tl,o ,,.al a,,estian a.
issne The first Thing thar M, have
1o determine is whether az not tl,ese,,,,,,l
should be Abandoned An Of tlie o,,o-
nonts. With two executions. have s,ri.
tbat fbev ara IN favor undar carta;n
conditions Of abandoning the canal
Would anvone Al tba time that tba ean.
al raverts "a Tho Stata think Of Inv
inc # With tbo view Of onarating ifs
! Did any man sunnose that tba state
seventv vaars banca wouId +ol.a ovar
the eanal for fhe pnrnose Of usine if
for commercial i,,,r,,,sasy Tbo trntl,
,ras that tlo ,.anaI haaa, a da,.ea.sa ),
aar,,ia., eanac;t, so,oat;oa l..fa,a tba
,ai,ipb valley Co,nnsnv leasea = To
s,v ttat tba canal oo,,ld ha mada xol,.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-14

A special meeting of the Organized
Aid Society Of this city has been called
for this afternoon in the Mayors office
for the purpose of discussing the ad-
visibility Of disbandfng. Fault has been
found with the methods employed in
keeping the accounts Of the society. 1t
is said that the finances of the society
are at a low ebb and that many Of the
influential members have lost interest in
its affairs.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-14

Salt rheum. or eczema. with its itching
and biting is cured by Hoods Srasaparilla
50 are all other blood diseases.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-14

There is something radically wrong IN
the infringement Of the City Hospital,
and IN Justice 10 the unfortunate pa
tients confined there, the Board of
Health should find ont what it is. War
den ". s. Andrews SAYS to him the in
stitution is a xeritable he'd and that he
Would be gl:tti 70 get out. The staff of
7slixsieiir.a Is denoralized and it is said
that the patients are not given proper
treatment because Of the lack of attend
ants. DR.. Lamnson recently resigned and
now DR.. Limeburner has withdrawn
from the staff Of visiting physicians.
There should be thorough investiga-
tion to ascertain the causes of the petty
chickering's between the officials which has
destroyed all discipline and made the
hospital management the subject Of I'M
favorable comment.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-14

Newspaper men throughout New Jer-
sey, as well as politicians Of both parties.
will be pleased with the news that James
Martin, who for many years was legis-
latiye correspondent for the New York
World and afterward became its New
Jersey editor, has been made Managing
Editor Of the New York Tribune Mr..
Martin went to that newspaper several
years ago as the New Jersey Editor and
rese from one position to another until
he is now at The head Of the editorial
staff. New Jersey never had more
conscientious and painstaking news
gatherer than Jimmy Martin, and his
promotion is well deserved.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-14

MENTIONED

Emmett Smith, former City Surveyor
of Bayonne, Who was found dead in bed
in his home yesterday, was one Of the
best known residents Of that city. He
was formerly a resident Of Jersey City,,
having been born here ffty-six years ago.
Removing 10 Bayoltne, he soon became
interested in public affairs and was
prominent in Democratic politics His
death viii be mourned by many friends
and aceuaintances.
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gett uper 80 sxaprea

idon muroe Wrs. BinslDm's Sop.
thing : Syrup pDr1 MiQipnen BON
Mfiittern beim 8abnen Der Rinoer
%anaeuenoet. 8trtt 9u i'm Ghlafe
our6 oas S6reieu zines &inoes ae.
itDrt, oaB i'm 8abnen tit uno 0Dr
Shmeraen meint? Wenn 10, la{ie
iofort cine Tlai@e BON ,,W1rs.
Winsloms SuOtbine @prup" bulen.
Sein @ert lift unbeaablbar.. gs miro
benz tleinen 2eibenoen iofDrt Yinbe.
rung Oeribaffen. gerlaBt euf, oa-
rauf, Wtitter, es lit teitl 3ueifel
eariiber. @s BELT Dtarrboe, reau.
liert ben Waaen unb bic 0ieren,
beieitigt Bino &olit, ertueibt ben
8aumen, perbinoert @ntsiinouna
uno itdrft oas gauge Spitem.
vWtrs. WinSl0u8 Soothing Snrup"
fiir sabnenoe Ginoer lit anaenebm
i'm @elbmad; oaS &ecept ffamn1t
BON eirem Der beiten peibliden
Gerste in ben Ser. Staaten. gs lift
BEL allen Druggtften in Der aanaen
Belt 81 baben. Breis Is Gents per
Slaihe. &auft nidts anberes, ale
Mlrs. Binslows SuOtbinn Snrnp.
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VI II n b.

@raf 2amsoDrf, Der ruiliibe
Winifter oes GeuBeren. bat ben @las
oimir Oroen erfter &laiie erbalten
fir feline uthtigen Dienfte udbrene
oes &rieges uno Der Jrieoenspers
banolungen. @enerals2 eutnant 2ine=
wil6. Der leBte Ober=B efeblsbaber
oes Seeres, lit gum Ioiutanten oes
GaiierS ernanrt mDroen.
Die @rtraItbung oes ibmeois
iGen Barlaments ift geidlpie1 tpors
ben. &Dnig Ssfar belt cine &ebe,
in Der er iein Beoauerr uber bic
9rennung BON Normeaen uno bic
9offnuna ausiprah, oaB bic beioert
Sander tiinftig tnTrieoer unbSreuno=
idaft NIT chamber leben mDhten.
- Wie &0niul 6arriS aus gberts
nib berihtet, bat Die oeuti9e &eoies
rura Die Nbiiht, tinftig ale Sbtler,
bic tedniihe Sadihuler beiuderl,
geQer unfdQe gu nerftfern.
Die 9a@ribt, oaB Die beioen
en9liiben Warine Offisiere, melbe
BON marottaniiden &dubern gefar.
gen genDrnmen paren. fr~ei9elafien
ieien, lit niht mabr.
Sn SbersS hlelien fino in feb.
ter Wobe mieoer itebaebn tleue S6ae
BON 8eniGtarre aufgetreten un6 Die
8eb0rben aeiteben nun au, oaB Die
10 lebr gelObten uno fir unfeblbar
gebaltenen TDriihtsmaBregeln pDrs
laufia Der Seube nod teinen Riegel
uoraelboben baben. Die Grtrantuus
gen ueroen aus 8alense, 1rieolanb.
8rsesie uno Sftroa gemeloet uno
gum eriten Male felt Dem Nuftreter
oer epidemic iino bic 8ahtppften
an ben @rensen peritdrft mproen.
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@esiene in mmerifa.

Sn 8aibinetpn lift Der snoeite in>
ternati0nale 9bgienes3 DngreB abges
halten mUroen. 9a berIelbe nber
ausihlieBlih bon Mbgeorbneten atne=
ritanilHer 2dnoer beIhidt mnr, fann
man i'm fiigli9 einen atnerifaniihen
@ongreB i'm Snterefie Der @elunbz
beitspaeae rennen. uriprunelih iou.
tie Der GongreB ihDn ppr Sabresfrift
in gbile taaen. aber Die bamals bort
berrihenoe @elbfiebers epidemic uerz
eitelte oas Br0ieft uno Der &onereB
nuroe auf Elm Sabr uertaet uno nah
WaibinatOn perle9t. 3m6lf an1eriz
faniihe 2dnoer rparen auf oielem
&ongreiie p~ertreten uro bic Belhrdns
Ffung Der BeipreGungen uno Beras
tunQen auf atferifanii9e BerbdltniHe
nerleibt oenfelben cine gang lpesiene
Beoeutung fir unieren Sentiment.
@8 iin0 Derlbieoene epioemiid aufs
tretenoe .&rantheiten ausih[ieBlid
benz trspiihen uno lubtrDpiihen at1ea
rifaniihen &litna eieentum[ib, uno
geraoe Die CUR Belt oetn @rl0Ihen
nabe @elbftebers gibemie in 2DuiIiana
benefit bic 00tmenoi9teit Der Spee
sioliiirung BEL Der Mbbaltung pDn
bbgienifben &%Dngref1en.
Die @rforibung Der g%ntifebuna
uno uebertragbarteit oieier m6roeri=
ihen arantheit, iDmie elmer aarser,
&eibe perniei6ler Gieber uie bes
Dengues uno gbagress Siebers, finb
Nufgaben, melbe in erIter 2inie Die
meoiainifhe @iffenihqft unleres
&Dntinentes trifft uro ourh ben
Wteinungsaustauib urb Die Nieoers
legung non BeDbahtunaen Fam CUR
8etdmpfuna bieier epioemiiAen
&rantbeiten ihdbensuertes Waterial
geiammelt tperoen. Wie Der 8rG}i=
bent oes &nngreiies, @eneralarat
@pntan, betDnte. fam our1 oas
-8uiammenpirfer Der fibrenben Sci
fter BON 2dnbern, nelhe in enaen
Besiebungen III chamber ftehen, oas
geleiftet meroen, mos burb Die Ser
iudbe uno Nnitrenaunaen @inselner
fhmer erreihbar lift, uno cine 8ers
itdnoigung uno 3uIamenpirfen eins
selner Nationen in Der Betdmpfung
BON Granfbeiten 1T nibt ntinoer
tDidbtig als Die RoalitiDr poreeiGritz
'teaer Watiunen our 8ertneioung Der
&riege.
Die 6fentlihe @eiunobeitspfleae
auf unierem &ontinente lit nod pers
bdltnismdBia rteuer Datums, Die
am%erifaniihe 6paiene bat lire be-
f0rtoeren Nufaaben ieouh flar err
tannt uno es fino ipesieu hiniihtlih
Der Grforlhuna uno grtenntnis bes
Weiens unb Der uebertraerng BEG
@elbfteber . &etms bemertenstuerte
Joribunasreiultate ersielt tpuroett
uno suar sumeift ourh Die Bemiis
bunaen tidtiger Mebisiner in ben
characterization 2dnoern. Ser
Stano Der mebiainiihen @iffenlhaft |
in ben &epubliten iiiblih BON ben
8ereiuigten Staaten 1T burGaus fein
TO %nieoriger. mie man fiir geu6hn-
lib anaunebmet, aeneigt lit. Sc
giebt ipesieu in Wierito, Mraeutinien
uno Braiilien tibtige Weoiainer,
uelhe Iih nit gr0Bert Otter unb gr.
folg Der @rforihuna Der bort epioes
miihen Rrantbeiten b~inaegeben ia,
ben uno geraoe oieien 8emiibungen
trdgt Der in @aibinetpn erDffnete
bpgieniihe &onareB &ebnune gum
Wuben uno 6rDmmer Der geiamnt.
ten meittiden 6eniipbdre.
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8Gneesarf mno 9eutI6lano.

Sci elmer Seitlihteit, nefhe Die
bdniide Stoot @sbierg am21. GuQuft
81 @bren Der enalii6en 5lptte uerans
ftaGtet bate, bielt Der odniibe 4orns
manoeur @[ubme cine &eoe, bic mie
Die r&Dln. 8eitung" pom 3. Septeraz
Der lagt, nbisber in OeutI6lano nidt
Die aeniiaenoe 8eahtunQ gefunoen
hat," gr iagte:
rNuBer oer Sreuoe, Die mir bel
benz geiub Der enoliibeu Slptte ems
pftnoeti, ertpedt er aud iebr ernite
@eoanfen. Us lift nun faft elm Sabr.
bunoert Der, 0aB cine 9roBe engli1de
sSlDtte 81 uns fam. 9as nor i'm
Sabre 1907. Qber oanals tam fie
nidt in Sreunoihaft. iunoern nit
gtien uno 81ut. Sic bDmborbierte
unlere 6auptitaot. nernidtete uniere
Nriena(e uno nabm uniere oanse
Tlotte nit. Die bis oabin bic mabs
tigite in Der Office qemelen mar.
Dies mar Der erite empfinolibe StoB,
ben unier altes 4Dntesbaus, oas
6lteite in europa, erbielt. Die Yeit
bat uniere gmpftnonneen aus ienen
Goqen Qegen England Qenilbert, uno
mir mnnlben, nit Dem eroBen uno
e0eln enaliihen Golte in enger qeifti,
ger. io5iater unb fpmmersiener Ser
binbung su Ieben. SD mus mod
cine aubere gatlaGe erpdbnen. Bor
nur ueniQen 8ohen beiuhte cine OH,
bere eroBe Slotte pDn einem ouoeren
mGbtiaen Staot unier 2ano. Das
NOR Die oeutihe> Slotte. Gin babies
Sabrbunoert nod benz enQlilhen Nns
ariff auf unier 2ano fam aud DeutIhs
lano nit @iien uno 8lut uno nabm
uns eineu 10 arnBen Sell unleres
2an6eS un6 G0lfes. oaB unier 2ano
zines Der fleinften nurbe. @ir iino
MIR cine fleine Station, uber pir liez
ben infer Qanb. unlere Nationalitdt
uno uniere unnbbdnaiafeit, Die mir
nit alien Wlitteln aufreht erbalten
molten; aber mir miiien, baB es bas
gefte 1T, uns itreng neutral su baf'
ten unb ME barar gu benton, uns in
Observation-Disclosures Der eurDs
pGiiGlen @roBmdbte gu miiden. SH
iprede bier als Mitalieo Der eeiebz
aebenoen 8~erInmmlura oieies San.
oes uno fann uerliherr, 6ab uniere
8irger. uniere Nrbeiter, uniere
Bauern Geutralitdt uno freunoihafts
liben Beefebr NIT un1eren Wa9barn
i'm Suoen uno @eiten, pie i'm Horz
ben uno Often, ninid1en. benin toie
9eaen England, 10 bat Die Belt aud
unlere Gmpfiuoun9en aeaen Deutibs
Lamb a~elin5ert. unb mir pinI6en
nun 0ffene unb ursmeibeutieeJreuno=
i6aft NIT Dem 9rDBen uno bpmfu[ti,
pierten beutihen 8ulf."
rBir f0nnen." laat oaau oas ges
nannte Blatt, rbieie &eoe nur nit
nrDBer @enuetuunn perseihnen, mie
Nnes, mas cine freunolibe @eiins
rune oes benabbarten Ddnenlanoes
Benefit. Dag Die &ebe aeraoe bel
Der Inmeienbeit oes eneliiden @es
fhmaoers gebalten tpurbe, Fat mpl
nu6 feline Beseutune."
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glm Metnwerpen pernrnnert

man oft bur9 nnoerbaulidfeit uus
8erfopfung. Sn ioldem Sale nebmt
Or. Sings 9eue 2ebenspillen. Sit
entfernen aues S6dbli6e aus benz Gu.
item. Seilen aud &opfpeb uuo S@wins
bel. 8u 6aben bel S. &alteDer & Sobn
9eO. S. S. S6miot. @i9entiimer, uno
IoOlf 9reiB. rs. Gents. 8arantiert.
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gleidaiitia. Sic Iadte ibrer 6errr
8emabl einfoh aus uuo teilte ibnt in
liebenSmiirbiger 8eile NIT, bnB iie
i'm 8eariff itebe, einen 8Dntraft nee
gen BET Wempiren nbsuihlieBen.
9as ibeint oenn bod gemirtt su
baben. Cine 9epeihe aus @otba
meloet, baB auf 8un1h oeg Brinsen
Die 8erbanolungen bes Sbeioungss
prDaeiies unterbroden unb Der geo.
neriihen Bartei 8orlbld9e su elmer
giitliden &eQelung Der Sadie Qes
madt miiroen. 0iele 8Drihldee ge=
ben .oarauF aus. oaB Die G9eieuuQ
nauf geeenieitiaeu @unib" pDusuaen
miro, oaB Suite ben 9itel 8rin5el.
fin BON 8elgien annimmt uno oaB
Brtns Bbiltpp ibr iebt eiuntal $780,
900 ausbesablt uno ith CUR 3ablun9
elmer idbrliden &ente bDn SIS, 900
nerpHidtet. Die 8~rinseiGin bat pors
laufta auf oieie 8oribf6ge mod nidt
9eantmortet, lire IouDtaten baben
nur Die 8Dmpetena BEG @erihts be-
ftritten, aber ieoenfall8 miro fte anti
tpUrten uno b6dft mobri9einlib miro
fie-mebr %nerlangen.
@enn iih 6err Bbilipp init ieiner
liebensmiroigen @einablin ppr npr1s
berein i'm @uten auseinanoer9elebt
bdtte, 10 mdr's better eetpelsn; iebt
miro ibm bic @eihidte aiemlib teuer
tommen. uebrigens tam er id5on
etmas aushalten; benn lein jdbrlidaes
SinfDmmen miro lih mol auf $780,
900 biz $500. 900 belaufen. Dos Iino
nod gum Sell Die WilIipnen oes
@rDBpapa Souls Bhilipp.
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New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
ELLIOTT WINS AT OAKLAND.

San Francisco Jan. 21.-The Lissak Handicap at
Oakland was won to-day by Elliott. Coupled in the
betting with the Derby winner Claude. Elliott re-
ceded from TO ? 10 to ?. The bulk Of the money
went In Letola and Military Man. W. K. Con-
don, the added starter. and Letola opened up a
big at the start. but when 1t came TO the finish
they had To be with third and fourth places
respectively. Elliott out Of the bunch at the
head OF the stretch and won by half a length from
Claude. The summary:
First furlongs)-YellowstOne, 103 Davis,
to ? won. Educate. 106 Chandler, 10 l. second;
Doublet 100 Fountain 10 TO l. third sTime, lO4t4
hummer, hsrabel, The Hawaiian. Lapidus IraPsetter
and Silicate also
Second three one-haIf furlongs-Achea, lO7
OBelD to l, F. W DsTr 10 Jones 8 to !, sec
ond; m Joe 10 (Michaes) to l. third Time O441&
Captain Burnett, Yearning, NOvi Bellona George A.
knight and Syph0n Girl also
Third (seven furongS)-Hainault, 100 (DaNis).
10 10 Red Cross Nurse 107 (Sulvan), 10 J. sec
ond; The Fretter. 10 OfcBride). 16 10 third Time
l;Sl Tam o Shanter. Anvil. Scotch Lad and Dr. SheT-
also
Fourth Chandicap; nile)-Elliot III (Aariel
.. Claude 135 CIV. Daily, 70 2 second; w. r.
Condor 1l2 CAndersonl 10 l, third. Time l:44l2
Boulbardier Judge, Military Man, Leols and Gateway
also
Fifth and one-quarter mles)-Fying Torpedo
SO BarretO, 10 won; Stcho 1O4 (ChandleT) 70
second: Barrack, 80 knapp TO l. third Time. 2;lS
Brers, Modicum and Harka also -.
Knapp. l. won: Yada, los Davis. to l. second
Ara, los (McBHdej. ,. third. Time, 1:52 BIG
Beach. NJ. A Powell. Head Dance HooliEan Lady Good
rich and Arisbe also