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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20

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Sonntag Hid)aro 9. Nice bon Yer.
14t0, IecaturItroBc, iuegen ongebs
lid)er 9erollbung oes Ne9ers 4norep
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ien.
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reit8 5uiammen gebradt. 5rau S.
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maren bon ST bon $40. Cine 5rall
erfldrte iid bereit, $500 fir Ole s(n.
itellling elmer peiteren Sdipinoiufts.
aranfenudrterin ber5ugeben. 9as
3inan5 . Gomite beidloB, lint iieber,
500 : Gontributionen 81 erIlfen,
oamit cine aranfenmGrterin nit
$1,000 @ebalt angeltelt iuerben fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20
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broh bas @cnif. Ser Too trat OLE
genblidlih ein. Coroner Gorttt6er5
pltrbe bon Dem SAT- be1ofridtigt.
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Sobn Goprinole, elm Strefen-a r-
better ser ,9t0roliden Gentra(6a6n,"
mltroe geitern Worgen 1915 ltbr, ais
CT @eleiie I'M Union : Sunnel legte,
bon einer Hdn9ir = 2ofomotioe iiber-
fobren. gr erlitt einen 9rltd oeS
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locomotive nod) Ser Galpcrt. Station
nn0 bon oa nod 0ent Stoot-Soipital
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10f, @Icu GonoroS $ Ipcnite.
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altnoenidJneioer bon Nr. 500, Grub
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flr5 Dor 3 llbr an Ser 6ronflin., nabe
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6llbgelenf. Gr muroe I'M Gatrolpa-
gen bes norbipeitlidcn 0iitrifts SIT.
ndhIt nab Dem nMorplano General
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tin albefer geitern Nadmittag gegen
/ ltbr I'M Sol5bof bes 9rn. gugult
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gfero uno ronnte nit Dem 6ubrluerf
bupon. Il6eder mlroe SIT gooen ge-
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oe oil Ser Stirn, ioiuie S6iiriungen
AM linfen Arm uno 9ein. ST wurbe
bon Or. Sobn Souif, GER. Is, Horo-
MonroeItrobe, perbunoen.
gigenartiger ltnfoII.
9ur6 ben Ginltur5 Der 0ede in
ser @o9nutg BON Srn. u. Hoien.
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lit ole bier Sabre alte 2ottie Hoien.
5peig erbeblife, meltn oltd nidt
leberSgei1brlihe S~erlebungen.
grlitt 6mere 9rii + pun.
ben.
Der is Sabre alte 5ranf 8rau BON
Nr. 7t5, 2u8erneItraBe. fiel gelteru
Worgen in Den @erfeu Der n9alti.
more Copper Smelting 60" i'll cine
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ieiner 8obnung ii6ergefiibrt.
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Sc Sabren itorb geItern 5rani gmelia
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olf Dem u2oubon.garf .5rieoboie"
itatt.
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geprod Of c II. = Die Boli5ei6ebor.
sc unteriudte geltern Die 4uldnlbi.
elng geeen lieutenant Sbomos s.
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ipdGreno bes IppeQs an ieinem Yll-
te geidlofcn boben lo1te. Gle ltn-
terilldung bradte oie Sbatiafe 5lt
Gage, boB Die Boli5ei oes noroliden
0iitrifts in Snftionen getbeilt lit.
lieutenant 9empiep ipurbe freiae.
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ten ober Moridol 6arnan, cine ge.
nolle llnteriufitng an5uitellen, oa.
nit ben giferiiidteIeien unb 9osipi(.
ligfeiten I'M 9iitrift elm gnoe &c.
madt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20
Gpiiooe.

Sd bate einen g%lumenItraiiB
Ierionnen III Der Sano 49,.
Den gab Elm armes Miitterlein
Dit drmlihem @efpano.
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fralis
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ltno Tie iei Nun aQein. ...,
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8 Miitterlein i'm Seimatbborf -
@as bab' i) Did ood liebl
grnit Straus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20
glns @ercinsfrciicn.

M1r5ieier 0es .llngariid)en 3peigeS
ser So5ialiitiiden Nrbeiterpartei"
i'm 2abor.2pceum." - Ibeno.
llitcrbaltung oeS n2ocltIt 8oint
MGnnerdors.- Inbere S%ereinS.
Nadridten.
Ger rllngoriide 3weig Scr So5ids
liltiidlen 2lrbciter -Eortei" uerahltols
tetc geitcrn abenb IN ser groben SoIle
oeS y2obor. 2pccllm" icinc critic groBe
Mfdr5ieier. melde iif zines groBen
9eillfe8 %crfrelte utO i'm alagemeis
nen eincn bodlt 9%ellln9cnen Serlali
nobm. Obidon Die Organization
nod perbdltniBm0Big Jung it, bat lie
NIT Dem g%eitrigen Set bemicien, ooB
iie einen ridtigen 9eoriff Don Dem
abbolten eincr 6eitliffeit bot, uno
gemib boben ii6 Die 5ablreih erlfie.
nencn @dite rcd)t gut nmiiiirt. Brof.
q. 8irit's 8npelle brndte Gin ge0ica
genes mulifolildeS Erogranm 5llr
0llrd)iiibrltng uno inter oelt oeut.
ibcn Nltmmern limo belonocrs Elm
Gortrag beS Srn. Sran5 Sod)eocr
uno sic oelttid)e Seltrcoc bon Srn, Sc.
Is. Garro 81 ncnltct. Sr. Sbepoor
0ictcrid erntctc nit ciltem Gornets
Solp cbenfols reiden 9eifoll. 9as
arrangements = Gpmite beltanb aus
oeu SS. @eiB Wtorton, Soriiber;
S5eleli Irpoo, aailirer; Feltbp
@por9pL Sd)riitfiibrcr; Sonoer SEA.
RON, Srbou Souos, Babel 3. aarolp,
Ioicnfelo So5ief, Salomon Simon,
Sebion Wibolp, Ear So6Iet Goth
2oios uno Gorro s.. @poSo. alS
GmpiangS.Gomite iungirten sic &S.
2onOer aorolp, Habel 9. &arolp nno
Sebion Mibolp; aaiIirer: S5eIeii
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Dor"
Ser Scout Yoint WGnner6or"
peronitoltete geitern a6enb III Ieinem
acknowledgement, Srn. Gidaro
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Anore.S troBe, cine abenounterbol'
titng, nelde lif cineS rcd)t guterl
9eil6es erircute. 9er Serein long
I'M Gcrloitie bes IbenoS inter Der
2citrng bon Grof. $. Grilppel meb'
rere gbore, bor1lnter n3lpei &pnigS'
finber" ilnb ySriiboui." 9oS SIR
engagements Gomite beitonb aus ocll
$50. Nugult Sd)ornagel, @ialon'
3nider, Charles alonunber, CHARLES
Solter unb Srib Slenimed.
g III ore 9og e'r IL Scr
Der Baltimore 9opcrn > Gercin"
belt Sonntog Nohnlittog in Der
,@bite SoQ" inter Dem Goriib oes
Yr1iioentelt Gcter Sdnciocr leille
regelnGBige Gcriomnllung III iuel'
der Sr. 9iihorb S6mor5 oils Eroto-
foafiibrer fun9irte. IS lulltoe cirl
Witglicb altfgenomnlen ilto onloB
lid bes slblebens bon 5roll Socob
gronlon Trollerbel6liilie o1genont'
men. ginlobungen 5ur 9etbeilignllg
oil Ser oe1ttlbe1 Tbeoteruorltelllrg
beS Baltimore 9opern : Gereins"
pom ,9aDeriiden Northumberland"
uno oes .Sunior ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
lpliroen ongcnommen.
8ittcISbod Gercin."
Sn Srn. Sdleunes' nSto9sSolle"
om Sonoper . Morft fono geItern
9lbenb cine gllt6ciltdte @erIdmmliln9
oeS Sereins" Itatt, III
lpeld)cr Ser Fraiibent gngiilt Shor'
nogcI ocn &orlit uno Der Sefretor
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G%rlcoigling Der Houtine9eld)dfte muir
oen orei nelle Mitgliebcr anigenom'
men uno 5ipci Gonbioaten III @or'
ldlog gebrad)t.
Sitnune i II Woro. - Ger zee
aer Ilbert Wof Soco6S, peld)er am
Somitoo gbeno bon ieincnn HuIicn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20

& itnunein Moro. - Ger Ne
ger Mlbert Wof SocobS, fpeld)er ant
Somitog gbetto bon icincm Hol'er-
ocnoiien S,SoDn Cannon bon 9tr. 722,
Gopcritrobe, i'm Strcit iiber eln
Grop.Sp in ocn llnterleib geldol'
ielt mltroe, itarb geItcrn 9todrnlttog
I'M .llnipcrlitGts -Soipitol." Coroner
Mortilt bonn meitlifcn Giitrift ipuroe
in aenntnib geiebt unb miro por'
ousiihtlid beute gbeno cinen Sn'
qlleit abbalten. Cannon lunrbe fnrj
nod ser Shieberet perboftet uno
ollrh Hidter 2oben borl1ufig nad)
Dem @eiGngniB geionOt.
8cgen ongebli6en Spi'
rituoien. g G t t q II s q nj
Sonutog mitrbe geltern Der Res
I%toltrotcltr Mid1nel @armitoliS bon
9tr. 1913, Siib.SomoroltraBe, perboi-
tet ltllo pom Hid)ter Cor in Der IT'D
liden Goli5eiitation inter $500
9iirgidaft geitelt. Seine 6rou,
Dtarp @aripuolis, melde, tpie berid'
tet, ont Sonrtog Nad)mittae megen
angeblifer Sonntagsorbeit perbaitet
moroen mar, ipllroe ebenialls fir 0as
@eri6tsperiaGren inter Yiirgidait
g%eItelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20
IN Ser Wphnltno bon @eoro

81 Der Wobnhng Don George
@o3nad, Gar. iii, 2ancoItetltroBe,
entitanb geitern oaonrd) Jeuer, Dab
Sentano cine %btennenoe aer5e IN Ell
mem Sdranf Itsben lieB. Gle 6euer.
ipcbr loid)te sic 6lamnen i'm Seine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20

YaHe sar @eiie in's Ansfanb bes
iurst 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Oit-&alti.
more-S traRe, nabe goitambouie.Ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20

bon Srn. Sproiier - Seitietlrng
oes 7. 0toi 1907 oils einen muni5ipo-
len 6eiertag;
bon Srn. Smith ltebcrloiiltng
Ser 9rooomop-W orftbole oil Ole
nGolnii6e National 6ciellidoft" in
Der nit Dem 90. September begin-
teroen @odc.
Ser StoOtratb pertogte iit bis
n1dlten Montag.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10
WALKER sRos.' STOCK LETTER.

Especial Wire 10 Duey & Oyeriock.)
 NEW YORK, May 9.-The market today opened very irregular and later developed some strength. There was quite sharp covering in Union Pacific and this gave good tone to the rest of the market. In the afternoon when the Union Pacific, Southern Pacific financing was made known there was a sharp break. The whole list de- clined and a good many stops were reached. Before the close there was a substantial rally and some of the losses were partly made up. We may expect the market tomorrow to be largely influenced by crop reports.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10
MARKETS WEAK
 AT THE CLOSE Trading Light with No Chance For Improvement at the
 Present Time.
t3y Frank I, Graf.l

The Irtarkets show iweaknass at the nights close. Both New York and Boston markets had a decline during the day with a slight rally at the close. but all closed weaNer than last night. Trading continues light and there does not seem to be any chance for improvement at the present time Copper metal weak ened some today. closing at a4 34c. which may have had some tendency to weaken the stocks. The local market is dull affair. with light trad. ing Calumet & Arizona closed weak at s175. Superior opened up strong. but at the close was being offered freely at s1s.75. North Butte lost it's gain Of few days ago. Denn held fairly well around $io.5O, al- though there is light trading. Ameri- can and Warren show no change. Wolverine keeps in good demand at SIPS. Globe 1held around s14 at the close, not showing the strength of yesterday. Offerings in Greene Cananea at SIG were not taken, and the stock is seemingly begged at the present prices
 Slosipg quotations.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10
Mining, Shelters and Stock Quotations
RELIEF COMPANY
 INCREASES STOCK

PHOENIX. May 9.-A meeting of the stockholders of the Relief Gold Mining company was held in New York to take action on a proposition to double the capital stock of the company and elect a new board of directors. Word vas received that the proposition % increase the capital stock carried and that the old board of directors were reelected and that one Phoenix director. George Tweed. was added to the directorate. The personnel Aot the directorate could not be learned but the officers, all of whom were members of the board are George A. Treadwell, president:
 Schuyler S Moore, secretary and treasurer: Wm. G. Leland, vice presi- dent; George Hamlin, superintendent, The capital stock was $20o GOO and has been increased to $4e0, 900. rne
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10

BOSTON NEWS BUREAU.-The copper metal market was without feature other than the continued ab- sence of buyers from the market. Consumers are fairly well supplied up to July 1lth and there have been so many prophesses of reduced general business. etc. that they are disposed to walt until the last minute in an effort to test the advance of the big copper sellers to hold firm to their stated determination of making no price concessions. There are no evil dences of more than a very slight reduction in the volume of business abroad, the falling off ta consumption
 is more marked there than fh fhis country.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10

property is ont of debt and has a nice little reduction plant that has been in operation for a year or two and working very successfully. The com pany. however. has met some un- usual difficulties in developing. an ample supply of water and the little mill cannot grind fast enough to meet this expense and return a profit, while caring for operating expenses also. The capitalization was extreme ly modest to begin with, though IL was sufficient to bring the mine to a pro ducing basis. 1t was thought wise therefore to issue more stock and dis pose of 1t for a fund to enlarge the reduction plant and develop more wa ter, That has beer done and the capitalization is still smaller than most mines at the beginning of poer. ations.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10
TESTER & HICKS.
 Brokers.

Btsbee, May S, 1907.
 Today's market has been quiet and weaker. Most of the active listed is- sues closed from one-half to one point lower than yesterdays final fig ures. The curb are holding well and there is a fair demand for these stocks. Globe stocks which ad- ranced three points yesterday weak ened today closing at SI3.50 old Do minion is strong around Si0.5O. War ren is also in good demand Wolver- inc & Arizona is not coming out uu- der s2.35,g with good buying at that price. Superior & Pittsburg uecitned to S1S.3S, with little trading. Butte & Arizona Is quiet with stock coming out around $1-30. This price looks attractive. These are the breaks that should De taken advantage of to pick up some cheap stock.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10
Prince and whitely.-Directors ol

Prince and w-hitely y.-Directors of Union Paciffc recommend issue of t100 1900 600 ofSwhfch S75, ,o00, ,e00 con vertsSle into stock between 3 and years at s175 to be offered to both common and preferred stockholders at 90.
 BOSTON, May 9.--At the metal ex- change today all grades of copper were reduced from 1-s to 1-4 cents per pound h all grades making Lake 24 3-4 and 25,. electrplYtics .Rs. l-3 and i-z. casting P S-4 and 2sSews Tick e fs H-. -f. r
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10
PAINE WEBER COPPER LETTER

lopeclaI Wire 70 Duey N Oyeriock.]
 BOSTON, May Stopper market was doing very well today although very dull. until about D. nj. when Union Pacific announced that they in tended to issue s75 GOO 900 convertible fours and s3T, ,0o0. GOO preferred stock. This indication of the serious need of money by the railroad, caused a flood Of liquidation and stocks broke sharply all through the list There was little rally toward the close but We do not think the talk Is en- couraging for higher prices at present
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10
j. G. PRlTCHARD.
 Broker.
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stocks a Speciality.

--.-- May 9, 1907.
 There is but very little change in the copper share market today. Globe Is still in demand and advancing in price Wolverine & Arizona is quite strong; plenty of bids but none com ing out. Do not expect that much will come out under three dollars. There are some looking for Warren, but the stock is hard to locate at pres ent bids.
 Quotations.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10
APRlI. COPPER PRICES.

Especial Wire to Duey < Overlook )
 BOSTON, May 9.-The average price which companies selling their copper through the United Metal Co. will re cefve for April is very close to 251Ic =ross per pound.-News Bureau.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10
INCoRPoRATED.)
 Brokers.
 FRED c. HAGEN, Mgr. FRONT ROOMS B. I. BUILD ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, SIS BEE, ARIZONA. ALL STOCKS BOUGHT AND SolD ON COMMISSION. DIRECT WIRE CONNECTION
 WITH ALL LEADING MARKETS. pttokE fss. ~ MARKET ETiErER
MARKET LETTER.

May g, 1907. The markets are devoid of life and the prices continue to sag in consequence. Demand for Warren. furry and subse- quent decline in Globe, some activity in Wolverine & Ari- Zona, Denn and Shattuck sum up the entire interest which the curbs afford.
 Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10

the ahetf tfrmeup
 
 heavy guders break ito unwhfhf helped a the List d lr following ua but did dcouduon nomE Is goda ard O
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10

\ car of fine looking ore came up yesterday, the first shipment from ~-Tio" York and company's Jesuita. 1t went to the Copper Queen sampler, and unless the owners have greatly 5SS2ed themselves will make a neat ssfean up for them.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10

The Rosaiia is preparing to ship out of the Tabatacochi district on an un. precedented scale. Developments in taKat property are more remarkable than at first reported an facilities for shipping have been provided co2n:en- sarate with the liberal output of ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10

Billy Frank has been cokpelled to postpone his prospecting and mining expedition to the south on account of aseceut illness.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10

Eugene Yoakum came in from the silver Creek district yesterday where he nas recently made some locations and will return in a few days prepared 10 do his discovery work.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10

Morrow and Chamberlain are doing good work on their group near Para disc. The ores shipped to Douglas and Fl Paso smelters have netted good re- turns to the owners. The ore is of good grade and the showing lends to prove that in time another good mine i will be developed.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-10

William Kline, of Douglas, is said to have acquired some good property, too, but much secrecy is being main tained by the owners and nothing def nite could be learned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-14
mUskoGEE A MARVEL.
Indian Territory City Is Growing at a
Rapld Rate

Muskoeee. Aug l3-Thc city Of
Muskogec. which this year will enter
tain The rransmisslssipp Commercial
congress. Is one OF the marve's of the
western country for It's rapid growth
n + m" gateway Of the great south
west. aud It's rate OF increase month
hy munoth. H. without precedent. Eight
years age rs the place where was
transacted all tho business of the gov.
eminent with the civilized tribes the
city had ! 500 population I, has now
over 3O.O0O In 1910 u will have AZ
least $4,000 The city Is expanding
along bread lines Streets are paved
and elegantly lighted Aapid transit
and al the other advantages Of mod.
ern city are to be- had A. the head
81 navigation on the Arkansas river
Muskoree Is destined, IN The rear IN.
'ure 10 become ono 81 tho great cities
~ the southwest country Conspicu
6uS among The many business struc
lures that are going mp on every hand
Is the handsome stone and brick con.
yention har. which Is being erected
for the sessions ~ the commercial con.
gross. The hall has a seating r'pacitv
10 5000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-14
AS TO FORFEITURES.
Land Commissioner Terrell Il
10 Give Due Notice.

Austin. Aug i3-wiihin the next
few days the land department OF the
state treasury will furnish Land Com.
missioner Terrell with list OF land
forfeitures that H. Of persons who
have failed TO pay the interest due
for the purchase Of school lands.
which interest was due in November
last The list will be rather large and
after Il Is received the land commits
siouer through courtesy will likely
notify the delinquents and give them
another chance To settle with the state
and those who fail Ia avail themselves
oi this chance will forfeit the land
which they have bought and probabl,
paid the interest on for several years
and of course they will also lose IN,
amount paid on the principal. This
land will then be- again placed ON the
market by the land commissioner
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-14
STATE FAIR RACES.
Promise to Be Greatest In the
South's History.

Dallas, Aug. i3.-Racing a. the Tex
as State fair this year-Oct ~ 10 Nov
3-will he continuous during the thir
teen weed days OF the carnival from.
1880 o'clock 10 . m. with from five
20 seven running races and from three
10 five harness races Zach day Most
OF the harness races being heat races.
and considering three heats 20 the race.
there viii be as many performances
In harness horses as IN runners Stakes
and purses aggregating $50. 600 assure
the greatest race meet ever held in
the south
Last year there was total of seven.
ty.five running races This year the
number promises 10 BE- close Ia loo
There will be six stake races OF 81 goo
each. and siXty.rve races-purses not
less than 5000 each Offerings In the
harness department eclipse all former
years. and include six stake races OF
l,20O each. ten purse races. eight %
which will be for $500 and two for
$500. There will also be ten dash
races ~ 5000 each
The racing programme opehs with
Derby day. featured nv the great orr.
entail hotel cup stake running race for
purse Of $1,000 and the Oriental
hotel donation OF $3.50 in silver plate
This will be the first two and a quarter
mile race held In America since 1900.
and is considered by all Of the greatest
Importance. as only a thoroughbred
OF pure blood can stand the strain ~
speed and endurance. In the harness
stakes. entries for which have just
closed. there are 9l2 entries. an aver.
age Of thirty-siN 10 the race. There are
M this early date over three hundred
and fifty horses IN training fog the
meet. and n Is believed that by Octo.
Der the number will exceed one thou.
sand
Joseph \ Murphy who Is at present
In Buffalo. y Y. writes that prominent
American and Canadian turfmen have
announced their intention to attend
the fall meet. The running and trut-
ting tracks are being thoroughly sand
ed and worked. and are So thoroughly
drained that racing Is assured rain or
shine Eight new barns have been
added In preparation Tor the large
number OF horses now en- rput" 10 DIAL
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ENGINEER KILLED.
Fireman Fatally injured When Fss'
Train Was Ditehed.

Springfield Mo. Aug i3-Passcn
ger train No los. the fast Memphis
Kansas City train on the 81 Louis and
San Francisco railroad was wrecked
near Mountain Grove. Mo. seventy
miles from here. resulting In the death
OF Engineer James McKcnna of this
city and fatal injuries to Fireman
James Overland Of this city
The train was running a. high
rate ot speed. when Il Is supposed that
q defective rail ditched the engine
Tn mail cor was also dcrailed None
Of 'h' passengers were killed. bu' all
We're badly shaken up