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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23
Cir Serienreiicnbs.

@ieoer nabt i'm &rnn5 Der Mobe
Sie beliebte 3eit Der Serien.
llno Die Renihbeit aebt auf Heiien,
Solo tbeils nnb ibeils in Serien.
Ihl SD modt' Der Menibbeit ratben.
SaB lie bilbid 81 Sauie bleibe.
No6 lie reiIt, uno i'll Die @inoe
0ebt Die Warnung. Die ih iGreibe.
pSeilen lit Der 8lan5 bes Saiein!"
Senft Der SeriencanbiOate.
YHeiien beiBt. baB meme Seele
Sn benz Mteer Der 6reibeit babel
8eiien beiBt Die 8elt purdfliesen,
Selig pie OUT Gngelsihlpingen.
&eiien beiBt an pielbefannten
Sftgenannten Sinaen bringen.
8eiien bciBt bon alien Sprgen
llno POM IQtng lid en%tfernen,
Sid erbeoen bis 81 Den bon
9aeoefer entSedten Sternen.
&eiBcn bciBt. oeS 3rpangcs los iein,
0eItern bort. beut Oh pobnen.
&eibt nit @onne fennen Ierneu
2ieblingsipeiIen frember 3onen.
Inb're Weniden. andre Zone,
Neue Speiien. neue @eiien.
Niles, Iles beibt Oas Heiienl"
8eiien beiBt gepieinft merOen
Surd) MpridDen bon YerorInen,
SciBt fir m%iierubles Giien
Hieienpreiie 5hblen miilien,
Heiien heibt iid) Sipdngen laiien
Sn Die poQgepropitcn Ird]en.
Sm Sotel Snei Nahbarn bnben.
Sic i'll SiiteltSncn i6narhen.
Geiien beiBt. baB Sbertcaner
Stpl5 Sid nit @erahtun9 i%trafeu.
3eiien beibt. III piel su i6ndlen
llno 81 fnr5en Setten idIaicn.
&eibt i'm 3ra bel pff'nem Scnlter
HuB 81 ifludcn unperorpi1en,
Socr langiam 5I eritiden.
8enn DIE Scniter feit seihlohen.
Geiien beiBt: in fremoen 9dnoerr,
Wcnr Der aeaner robebredte.
Gin belegtes @roodjen frieacn.
Rcnn man Sabeipaiier modbte.
3eiien beibt in gapri frieren.
Cher IN Sibirien i6lpibeu.
@Ibreuo Die Sabeimgeblieb men
Sn Dem idOuiten &lima iiten.
SeiBt baB nlf peS @ergcs Spise
Sid ein &unbiger belebre.
&as. tpenn Chr beut Iilsiidt hdttet,
&ingsberum 5u ieben mare.
Heiien beibt, am Sag Der Seimtebr
S6aubern oh Der 8ielcnipeien.
llnb Damn aller Welt ~ersdblen.
Wte ii deno es gez
peienl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23
Cine id5ne Stiituns.

Seoem bel ieinem Gbleben i'm SauIe
8ilb. @ottl. &orn IN 9reslun, benz
perltorbcnen Sciiber Der .S6leiiiden
Seitnng". nod tbdtiaen Ieoafteur.
SetriebSleiter. 9etriebs > Seamten,
Sdriitiescr. 9n6bruder, 9uhorudez
reis Grbeiter. Snhbulter unb 9uremls
Seamten, audi iebem 9ehrlina unb
Spten, Der I'M Souie tbGti9 mar unS
in einem MISUNDERSTANDING au ibm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23

CT bog Inn bie @de. no sic StraSe
am Sdule bes Wiillers porbeifilbrtc.
9n guettc Die reibc 3ipielmiitc res
Miilier5 5lim Saefeniter beraus lnio
Die Gimme bc5iel6en rief i'm beim
Mfnmen. Der auabe folgte benz Gufe
nit tlopfcnbcm 9er5cn uno trat boz
Den Wiiler.
Sag, Conf. rebete i'm Dieicr
f~reunoltdl on. ypa5 ltanD'it on 10
ldnge bort uno lugtelt gum Saune bins@
ein? gu meinteit nobl. es ldbe rid
Niemdno? s i6 itano pa binter ben
Sheiben uno lab Dir au. Oelt, bie
Viruen itadJen Dir gemaltig in Die
Augcn? Sod frcut mid,'s, Dab bm
DID i~i6eripun0en bdlt unb nid5t 3im
Spiebu6en geipprpen bit. 0afiir
iolit bu Dir u Die Saiden tiie9tig
fiillen."
~Sier iinD Sirneu, Sriibdpfel.
Eflnnmen", 6egann Der Iiler lpies
Der. iloem er Den eritdlmten &naben
III Die d~nitoBenbe 8anmer fiibrte.
onimm, mas Dir beliebtl"
SaS lieB ii6 Soni nidt Siuei Iar
in9er. Sober 9inum in Den gaihen
pnroc nit aepfeln unb 8irnen po0s
gepfropft. Iu9 Die Iiibe pllrbe
alf 8ebeiB Deg Miiaer5 sefiat. gr
ipdblte III Sflaimen. ipeil Die iein
Sdlpclterdlen ~beipnDcrs germ nB.
glit oieiem poate CT feline SreiIDet
tbeilen; oemu .getbeilte Sreube tit
opppelte Sreube".
Ils Soni pielmnlS rId0nen Sdnfl~
iagte. lpra6 Der Iiilcr: sd boffe.
Oh pirIt brap nnb ebrlid bleiben. Sr
lpirlt Elm redtcr Mann peroen; benin
on bait Did lelblt iiberipinoen ges
lernt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23
scr5neiislt niat in Sranfbeit,

@ersmeiieit niht I'M S~ranfbeit,
ielbit ipenm es tribe ausiiebt. &afit
alle Gure &rdite suiammen. nm ocs
iuah merbcn gu mouen. unb fest Gner
%crtroleu auf Sorni's NlpenfrGuter.
Seine Ipptbeter : Weoi5iu. Spesials
Igentcu ~pcriorgeu @ud bannit.
IbreNe: Or. Yeter Sabruep & Spns
Co.. 112-11S so. Sppne 9lpe.
Chicago. Su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23
SIN Gifcr.

(Ser 9err Sprddlebrer, IN Die
&laiie t~retenb)
Ias it beuu bas bier fir Elm @jes
brumme2
Sir Elm @eblGte, @ciummc?
Sir elm 0epiepe. @egrun5e. Ges
pldppre,
0eiammre. @emurmle, @cfldfie, Ges
flnppre?
Sir elm 0efreiibe. Gjeioble. @elahe,
@e5eter. @eihreie, @et0ie, @cfrad)e ?
Silr Elm @eflppfe. @epaufe, Oeraille
8c5llfe, @eiauie. 0eifimpfe, @es
quanle?
Sir Elm 8efrGdSe, Gepoltre. Ge.
lt6bne,
Gequote. 8ci6ieBe. @ebriiGe. @es
bro9nc? -
Sns lit fiirmnbr cine tpue Sab! -
SdJmiot. pienerbolen Sic NAL Der
gnii3en Sabl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23
&eufieb +.

9as Seufie6er ober Seuoitbma.
cine @rfGltnng Der Haie, fest nit ben
Spmptonlen elmer geiuobnlihcn aber
i1peren Grtaltung oeS aopies ein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23
Gin Sinmcnmarden.

Sie meile ellie unb Die bo6e Sons
nenblrne pIdien nebeneinanoer inn
Slitmenbeete. SutrduIih i1aute Die
nnidnlpige ellie Sur Sonncnblume
empor nnb ipra6: .ySie fpmmt es.
meine quite Nahbnrin. oaB bib Der
peiic ShGpfer our sroBten @artens
ibltme gemadt BATE" Sic Spnnens
bllrne eriuiSerte: .Sieb. mein reineS
81 menihlueitcrdben. als mid Der,
liebe @ott padien lieB, mar i6 Dor
Sonfburfeit unb Seipunoerung ieincr
Natiirpcrfe fat auber mir. Gaum
bate ih Die eriten &noipen unb Yl6t>
ter getrieben, 10 rid)tcte id) oieielben
immer ndd Der begliidenocn Come.
Sn ibrcm feurigen Sidte iu1 ih Die
elpige %priebun9 0ottes. Sir oieie
Siebe belobnte mid Ser Mautiae. Gr
lieb mid am b1cbiten emportommen,
auI DAB mir i'm @arten feline anoere
Slunc Dor Der Sonne Iei. Sen aanz
sen SGg iiber laiie ib oaber Den Sons
nenIdeiu nift GlS Den Iugcn. CT
aibt mir @e0eiben nno Sortfommcn.
60 fibrt aud Gas elpiae 9id6t @otte5
Sim &imnlell" Sic ellie ipar oalt3
9eriibrt iiber Die sIiibenbe @o~ttespere
ebrung Der Sonnenblmme.
.Nbcr". ipra6 Jest Die Sonnenz
bllinle yliebe ellie. bite. aie6 mir nun
and aenntniB bariiber. narum Dir
Der liebe Got Die refine lpeiie Sarbe
nno ben baIinmiifen Sailt gab?~
@ol Seideioeubeit ipra6 Die ellie.
Rod nie in mcinem 9cbeu babe i6
ge8en meinen Sd0pfer Den fleinlteu
linreincn @ebunfcn auffommen lailcn.
nnS lpeil 8ott Die lluihulo iiber IMeSg
llebt. 10 bat CT mir audi Die Sarbe Der
betli9cn llnihulb 9elaNen.~
Sd)au INNER auf 5llun "a
eng en- 2i6t. W
Sic llnidulb. 0 nerIier lie IN
nidtl IIaW
-'NEY
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23

llnb odB bes fiinitiaen &C.
ihlchtS on IN bem &ino gebdhteit.
llnb mir eie Snd)s ieines 9ieobt6 ers
neuten WiutbeS ie6telt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23
Ger ar5tiid)e Gatbseber.
Sic $ ausapotbefe.

Iue Weu5i11en, fpel6e man in Ser
Sa%usapotbefe bdlt. 1olen einfan etiz
fettirt iein, nub 5par iinb lire Naz
men. Die erforoerlide Solis mnb Die
dllgemeinen Inpeiiungen fir Den &C.
brauh IN 9inte arf Die Gillette 5u
i6reiben. Sliiiiisfeiten bepabrt man
am beiten IN Slafden nit aldermen
St0pieln auf. Gie Iolte ma cine
Slalfe, Die porber cine anDere SliiIs
1igfeit entbielt. benuben. es iei benn.
oaB lie auf baS 8riinDlifite gercinigt
lporoen utb oab ma Die alte Gillette
ertfernt unb burd cine neue eriebt
bat. gs lit burfaus niht g~eniieenb.
oab man einfa6 eine neue Gillette
nuf Die dlte flebtiu benn bic eritere
mag nidt feit flehsrt bleiben ionbern
nbfauen nno oaHitt an6dB 5n einem
uerbdngniBpoilen Srrtbuntt geben.
Wan tbut gut burau. fpcnn man
ale aiitigen Sliifisfeiten in Slaiden
bon tlnler ooer ionit ounfler ,sarbe
gieBt. unb penn man bieie Slaiden
diid nod pielleibt bnrd1 cine rdube
Iubenieite bon anberen leibt fennts
lih madbt. 9ieie Sliiiiisfeiten iuae
ten alc Die lleberi6rift Gift" tras
gen. unb es ioute aui ben Gtifetten
auh angegeben merhen. mas fir elm
@sgenmittcl fir BEN Sau elmer Iere
1if.nng burd, cine 5u itarfe Soiis ans
3utuenren lit. Gs empiieblt iid fer
rcr. Die Site 10 in Der Sausupotbefc
gu placircn, pab iie nidt leidt gu err
largen iinb.
@an siebe Die @ebisin crit Damn
filr ben @ebrallh aus elmer Slai6e.
nnfbem man oeren @tifette auimerfs
lam g~eleien. 60 iiher man and be-
5igli6 Der 9tiftigfeit elmer MeDi3in
fem mag. 10 fonnen Srrtbiimer bob
porfpmmen. bon ben poriidtiglten
YerIonen bcgangen iperpen. Sesmez
gen perfeble man nicbt. bas Hiiifp
FOLDER Srrtbiimer. mel6e Iebens0es
fdbrlihe 4ranfbeiten. ia eiiien ihncls
len Snb our Spl9e BADEN f%onneu. aui
ein Minimum 5u rebu5iren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23

Gininal fanr es bod!

Stt Sebrer erSdhlt: Tor fpenigeu
Sabren fam elm red1t liebensipiiroiaer
arabe 5n mir IN Die S6nIe; id bate
an linn groBe Sreube. Gr mar crit
feds Sabre aft unb bod ersdblte CT
mir ld,on u Der Yrebigt, rpenn an.
oere. ielbit Die dlteren. nidbtS muBten.
Or bate aber einen 6e6ler. err merftet
5u ipenig arf ba5, mas linn Die Gltcru
perboten poer gebpten. @ie oft
pdrntc ibn Der liebe @ptt, ipie oft lieB
ibn Der Sdlubengel fnllenl 8alo liant
er nntcr einen @agen. balD fiel er''
ms Nailer, - iebr UT hattie er cin1.
ungliid: benno6 mad)te or feiilettl
Sltern unb gr5iebern nieber Sunni
mer uno nerftc nibt auf lie. isle
anoere &inocr. meinte aud err, es
tonne ibm nidbts 0efdbrlifes pnIs
Iieren. Nber eiumal fam es bod)..
S0rtl ~
Tpr einigen Sngen cling or nit
einem fleinern 9rlloer in sic Iiible.
I'M ,an einem Steine cine Irt an
ldbletfen. CT bate Die gItcrn nift
9efrdat. lie lpnBten nibts bon linn.
YlDblih bDrte man cinen Sd)rei: Die
Wible ituno till 8as iits? AIesn
lpringt paber unO - finDet Den eljs
ldbrigen andben ifon tpbt. Gin
8iemen bate i'm erfaBt; elm STAB
idleuoertc i'm i'm &reiie berlm. Sn
Stilden mubte mo- pas Snupt 5uz
iammenleien. Ser arme &nabel adj,
nno Die armen iammernoen gltern
nno eeIdlpiIerl peldl' elm S6redeu
fir pas gauge Saus! 8. bab er nidt
lange I'M Tegfeuer au leiben babel
SranaiSfu5. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23
aHrbis ais @ebisin.

Die Samenf0rner oes &iirbis lie
fern ein algenieiu uncertainties Sell
mittel bel &iirmcrn. 8arnperbaltuna
nnb gnt5iinbuu9 Der 9laie unb ser
Gin9emeibe. Sns aus Den Sanens
fornern aeiponnene Gel ruirft, pcnn
mon eS III @dben bon led)S bis an
debn Sropfen bier pber fmnt DIAL tag
lid nimmt. ais Gin ihnelleS barntreiz
benoes Wiittel. &enn man oen aus
ben Samentorncrn er5ielten Sbce ais
elm barutreibenbc5 Wittcl benust,
fam mar beniclbcn rei6lid in 3uis
idenrdumen pon 5ipei oSer orei Stuns
Den 9enicBen.
Sic a~iirbisfernc merNen AUDI iehr
dipefS Der Gernihtung oher Gntfcrs
ming bon @anpipiirmern empfo6len.
9ieielben ioIteu geihdlt uno nit
3uder geihlagen rerben, biz cine
Irt aleiiter iid 9ebilAet bat. Sic
len peroiinne man iobann nit Mfild)
ut0 trinfe bappn aui niihternen MRaz
gen reihlih. %cnige Stmnoen mad,
penn @innebmen Der Iepi5in luIlte
Der TGtient ell frdftigeS Ibtlbrmittel
5ur @%utiermuna oeS @anbnhrmes. be-
niben. unb 5rpar fam nos Ibfiibrs
mittcl ans ie einem GBloiielpoQ Nicis
muSol - castor oil - uno Serperz
tin beitebeu. Die Npotbefeu lieiern
Jest aiG iliiiiigen @rtrGft bon Stir
bisfernen - iluiS ertract Of pumpfin
ieebS - fir Die @eruihtung bon
Snnowiirmcrn. uno Slpar III . Dem
Grtrait ale prei bis pier ShlnScu
elm Nanser GB!oiieIpou an ncbmcm.
DEM oann baS Ibtibrmittel gu iols
gen bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23
Cure Sabine iinh sn,n Gamem!


Cure 3dbne linb Su,n &aieul
9tlr lper taut. fnnn gut perbauen;
Wcr perbaut, Der bleibt geIunol
Inn mic biibi6 1T bod Elm Iuno,
Sinh Die Sdbne bell unb reinlidl
Sod beoenft. nie it es pcinliG,
Will NAL Giner mas er5dblen.
Gent I'M Wuno Die Sdbne feblenl
@or 5u letht, 0as miBt ibr lpobl,
@croen eure 3dbne boil.
Mntdn85 1T baS God nidt grob.
Ibcr penig ipdter BLOB
8eroet ibr 0as ltebel merfen,
Wenu Die Sdmer5en ii6 ~peritGrfen
gSenn tbr Damn 5nm 31bnar5t gebt,
SIT CO bdmfig ihon 5u ipdtl
Sarum lit es m~entbebrlid.
Sap man elm bis Sipei Wtal jdbrlih
eud, 5u einem 3abnarst fiibrt.
Wenn ibr alid niht Sdmer5 peripiirt
Ser gildt IN Den Wunb binein,
Slebt pnS God. luenm es nod Helm
Sillt CO obne Shmcr5cn aus.
0un5 pergnIst gebt ibr nod Sails
lino oas God wirp 10 nidjt idlimmer,
ShmerSen ipart ibr euh fir immer.
Wollt ibr eiIre Sdbue ibiiben.
gliBt ibr tiidtig NE beniisenl
Serner beibt'S Die 3dbne pflesen.
Nien,als Ii6 81 Bette legen,
Niemals nah Dem S@laf ~besebren,
Nie iein 9lor9enbrob per5ebreu,
gSenn es einen nod 10 oiiritet.
Sino Die 3dbne nift sebiiritet.
Iber merfct eitd babel:
Gs ut gar niht einerlei,
gSie Die giirite ibr benutt. I'M
@enn ibr eudl Die 3dbne pust: y
Yin, anf, binter. neben. in.
InoerS bat eS feinen Sinn, =.
ueber. inter. Dor unb 5piidcn.
giidt nur einInal briber ipiiden!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23

Wtnnhe 0emte iparen @elb. ins
Dem tic liM ~nothpcnbige Singe berel
ingen. Inn nudber etiuas au fauienSr
ipppon iie feinen Nusen baberI
The Washington herald., 1907-04-12
GOSSIP OF THE TRACK.

Water Dogs Improvement was sudden
and startling. He had Reidmoore very
busy half way down the stretch.
Hennessey rode an ill-judged race on
Black Mask. lie took her out al the start
and pumped her out before the stretch
was reached.
The trainers of Thomond and The
Cricket were undecided whether 10 start
their horses in the Cup Race They
finally took a chance. and both horses
were well played by the public.
Paprika, who won the steeplechase in
the colors of J. w. Colt, was the winner
of the Amateur Cup last year. Paprika
was ridden on that occasion by Mr.
Tucker. who yesterday had the mount on
The Cricket
Thomas f. Clyde yesterday sold the
gray colt GOSsoon, by Prince Of Mel
bourne-Grey Agnes, to the BeverWyck
Stables. for a reported price Of $500. Cos
soon is considered by many good judges
as a colt of considerable class.
Ernest Utterback, who bought Oreodon
at the sale Wednesday for $3.50, was Of
fered a substantial increase over the
amount he paid for the colt. The offer
came from o. l. Richards Mr. Utterback
declined. He will take Oreodon to BaIti-
more, where the horse ought to win.
Mr. Wright, who rode Bulwark. took it
into his head 10 ride his horse at the
finish in vigorous manner, though there
was no chance to catch the winner,
Quadrilie. The latter ran more kindly
for Mr.. O'Brien than he did for the pro-
fessional jockeys.
Even GTaziallos owners viii have to
admit now that the RapaliO horse is a
sucker" Graziallo had speed but he
refused 20 extend himself when he saw
Campaigner was willing to fight it out
with him. GraZiall0 belongs in the class
OF has beens" and will likely be with
drawn from the Carter Handicap.
}. W. Colt. owner of Paprika, was very
we'll satisfied with the horses showing
Ii was Paprika's maiden effort through
tle field, and though he stumbled badly
Il the first fence. he quickly recovered
himself. ard thereafter jumped cleanIv
If Paprka improves with experience. he
may make a fair sort of horse at the
jumping game. Paprika is entered in
some good races at Pimlico.
Long Ball was very ugly at the most
and would not break Smith could not
get him TO move until the rest Of the
The Washington herald., 1907-04-12

% J. Cassin Howard, original lots 8 aad g.
square ], so J. Cessin Howard et Ux. conveys
same property 10 John Davis. $40.
No. II L street nartheast-Th0mas L. Hudson Ct
uU 10 John Michel. lot u. square ss7. $40
Fourteenth and A streets southsast-Jsmcs Martin
Ct to Rose A. Weber lot l47. square 1865 SO.
University Park-Ellen J. Newton ct Tir Watson j.,
TO David B. Chamberlain lot e. block g. SO
Addition 10 Le Droit Patk-Harry Wa4dmau 20
Katie r. Stockmsn, lot 3. sIuarc SGD. Sia
No 1880 q street northessJ-Julia A. Rheam 10
Alcena Lamond, lot 50. square ;ee7. SO
street southwest. between Eighth and Ninth
stTeets-Guy r. Warren 20 Charles W. SheaHsy
and George W. Stuart, part original lots 6 and &
square 4oe SIC
kaorams HeighfS-I. LoWTie Bell 10 Laura b. Bell,
let $, block s. Sl9
Twenty -secgnd street northwest. between . and p
stTeets-Leyi Woodburg ct a. 10 Martha c. CD
nan. lots a. s.. IS. square S. SO.
Nc, go fNenty-second street n0rthwest-TrTing VIII
Hanson ct al. trustees. 30 John ". and Louise
Hardness lifel. and Arthur ". HaTknoss ire
manderl. l0t n, square So. Sio3
Pleasant Plains-Hsnry e. Stewart et ux. % Jane
Roase lot e. SO.
No. 1914 Sixth street naEthEest-Tohn J. BroSnan
ct al. Trustees. 10 sesse Z. Sherwood. lot 19i.
square 84.
Nos 20s. s06, as Sixth street southeast-Seym0ur ~.
Tulloch et TX. TO James Donneli, lots Is, il,
Is, square ST. sic
No. s09 H street northwest-Csrlton NJ Beau to
John +. DeBsun, part original lot 2. square
S7i, SO.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-12
Cornell Oarsman Barred.

Ithaca, April 11.-Bill Forbes, one of
the most promising candidates for the
Cornell varsity crew, has been declared
ineligible by the faculty committee in
charge of student organizations and
will be unable 20 compete for a seat in
the she'll this year. He was barred out
by the rule which forbids competition
in intercollegiate athletics after the
class in which he entered has been
graduated from the university. Forbes
entered with the class of 1906. which
was graduated last June. Forbes was
q member of the 1906 freshman crew.
and was chosen to row in the 1904 four
cared crew. but was taken i'll at Pough-
keepsie three days before the race. He
was awarded his co. by the couecif,
however. lie has been rowing In the
varsity four-oared crew for the past
month and was considered a promising
candidate.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-12
THIRD VICTORY IN WEEK.
John l.. InEIis AnnexcS Another
Purse at New Orleans Track.

New Orleans. April II. - With get
away almost at hand. the hustle for
shipping expenses among horsemen was
again the principal feature of the pro-
eramme, which was one of the heaviest
of the season. with the exception of two
evonts-the short course steeplechase
and a purse affair at one and one-siX-
teenth miles. which served as the fea-
tire event. This was won by John L.
Inglis. the 3-to-5 favorite. which, by
winning to-day. made it his third sue
eessive race this week. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Puisc. 800; two-yesr-olds; four and
ona-half furl0ngs. Dethoue. us (WalkeTl, to J.
won. Bonnie Hayes. 10 tkeyesl' 6 to >. second;
Bitterly i05 o. Bolsndl 90 10 ], third Time
C5tAE Col. Brady Emma g., /. Ham, Catherine
f., Prince Bowling. Convenient Brawny Lad, Dona
H.. and Ben Sand also ran
SECOND RACE-Purse. 500; threeyear-olds and
upward: steepCchase; short course. Easter Joy, los
tBoylel to s. won: Sadl. iS5 tNeCurol. 10 to l.
second: Naran, l39 lHuestoni, 10 l. third Time
2.54 Subador Jim Bozemsn. Lights Out Henry a
Schroeder. and Molo b. also ran.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 800; thTee-year-olds; sell
ing Bye Byc H. l0J Minded. Il 10 5. won;
Duchess Of Montebelio, los ID. Boisndl. 10 to J.
second; Dele Strome. l03 tWsikeIl Is to l. thiFd
Time ~ Is. Helen Lucas. Nesme, Dry Dollar
KaseFhof, Agra, Schroeder's Midway, and Goldessa
also ran
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 500; four-year-olds and
upward; ope and onesixteenth miles John j.
Inglis III lAEinder to s. won; Peter Sterling III
lTroxlerl 10 10 J. second; Polly Prim. l0l GaugeD
10 TO /. third. Time. La Is. Grenade and John
Smusk also ran
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 500; four-ycsr-olds and up
ward; one mile; selling. Bernie Creamer. l07 a.
Martini, 50 to l. won; Gamara. 10 o. Leel, to s.
second; Hustled, l07 lSheridanl 20 20 ]. third
Time. la. II. +. Williams. Bertha E.. Lady
Chalade. Rebo. Pentagon. Quick Rich Bill Carter
Lacache Ever Near. Teegapher, and Bandillo also
ran
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 500; four-year-olds and
upward; selling; one mile. Clifton Forge. l05
tGaugeD to ]. won: Limerick. 10 tWalkeF). Is
to J. second: Aaz0ma. l0l A1inder) % to l. third
Time. Al IS. Enverte. ATby Van. GilfsIn. Adbell
Nellie Burn Grand Duchess. Ida Merimee, Orient
Bitter Hand and telescope also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 500; four-y -year-ods and
upward: six furlongs; selling. Devout liz o. Tay-
Iorl. TO l. won: Fozmead. 100 tGaugel] 4 20 J.
second; Wild Irshman. 100 lBlacl, to l. third
Time IA Excitement Optional Trepan Reaa
p, Tom Alankins, Lucy Young. LidWina, and ANA
dor also ran
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field had almost reached the wire. Mad
dens pair. Miss Marjorie and Gold Foil,
have always been beaten in their work
by Long Ball. and Madden thought the
latter would be second sure. lie was OF
the opinion that Lady Isabel would win.
There was heavy play on Long BAH
right at the close OF the betting. Before
the season is over it Is a good bet that
Long Ball VIII beat Lady Isabel doing
anything
The first race OF the day was one Of the
best betting events OF the meeting. Rob
ert Walden thought Lotus Eater would
win, and was afraid only OF Bobbie kean.
The latter's owner and trainer were con-
fident Bobbie would win, and feared only
Lotus Eater. while Orsculum's owner.
George OdoTn, told his friends that his colt
was a good thing, but that he had to
beat Lotus Eater. None OF them consid-
cred Diamond Flush the tip of the race.
Oraculum won. but he was lucky. as both
B0bbie Kean and Lotus Eater would have
beaten him with good racing luck. Mr..
SmithsOn had a big bet on his horse.
Bobbie Kean, all straight.
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DAILYCOURT RECORD.
(Thursday, April II, 1000
Supreme Court Of the United states

supreme Court Of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justies, Mr. Justice Harlan,
Mr. Justice Brewer, Mr. Justice White. Sir. Justice
Peckham. Mr. Justice McKenua, Mr. Justice Holmes,
SIR, Justice Day. and Mr. Justice Moody,
Henry DE J.. Ashley. Of Kansas City, No, was
admitted to practice.
No. Original ET rarte: In the matter Of The
st, Louis Mining and Milling Company. petitioner
motion for leave to die petition for writ Of man.
damus submitted BY Mr. JACKSON H. Ralst0H for the
petitioner,
No. ST. Damseile Howard. administrative 6e..
plaintiff n eroT, The illinois Central Railroad
COmIany ct al and
No 59l. \, &. BreOks, administrative. Sc. plain
tin in error. rs. Southern Psciae Coupang argll'
ment continued by Aig William 4. Hau for the
plaintiff in error ia No. So. and by Mr. J. NJ Dick
inson for the defeudants ia iu No 81 by Mr.
Jesse B. Torrance for the plaintiff in aToF ia No.
59i, b. AIr. AlexsndeF 7. Humphrey for the de-
fendant ia error in No. 5si, and by Mr. Attomey
General BonapsTte for the United States
Adjourned until TO-DAY Al Il O'Clock.
The day cail for Friday April D. sill be as fol-
lows: Nos 5s7 land 5aii &s 81 IS 81. az. aa
laad ssii go ~, and 20
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GOOD CARD AT FRISCO.
Upsets Numerous, with Long Shots i
Front.

UPsets Numerous, with Long Shots in
Front.
San Francisco. April 11.-Big fields
marked the racing this afternoon. Up
sets were numerous. Anona. Kogo. and
Gov. Davis won at tempting odds. sum
maries:
FIRST RACE -One-haf mile. Tminghast, III
tfiscleTl TO ]. won; WHersberger. III (iticel, Is
20 . second; Irish Mike. ll4 tN. Duganl. Is 10 l..
third. Time. G;i9 is. Oronogo, hustler. Warden,
Yen Valoski, sWede sam, Reno Rebel, sandIaper,
san Ramon. aud BaTdonia also
SECOND RACE-Three- quarters Of a mile. An0na
100 (Heathertonl. 3 20 l. won; Norwood Ohio, ll3
a. Duganl, to I, second; 81. Denis, lo9 SANDY
Q 20 I, third Time. l:6 Is Meringue, Red Era,
u. Rowen LOYAL. White. JeFusha. Bright Albert
War Times. Nettie Hicks, and Chestnut also ran.
THIRD RACE-Oue mile. koso. l0 (Mciiael Z
10 ], won; Alta spa l03 AlcLsnghlinl, 70 !, see
ond Duke Of Orleans l0f iGrOtel 30 J. third.
Time. LAB 35 Elmdsle. kruka. Nancy W, Al
taner9 Begun, Buna, Calendar, and Joyful also ran
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs. George F. McNear
iJ III. SMITH, 10 J. won; Instructor, li6 knapp
TO .. second; Military Man. rs keoghl. l3 TO g..
third Time, ia5 25. Hcdgathoru, Alice Cares,
Snow Pelham. Box Elder, Darthula. Sea Air Eha.
and Peter j. also ran
FIFTH RACE-One and onequarter miles. Gov
Davis. lO4 (tirutel. Is 90 ]. Wou Daniel C., lG9
tF1seherl, . 20 l. second; Ray. I07 Qalmsl, 70 J.
third. Time, 100 55 BIiers, Nine spot Mai Low
cry, and Cloche Dor also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five and one-half flirlongs May
Amelia, i06 tGrahaml. 10 l. won sycamore, 10
tMeBridel. 60 J. third- Time. los 5-5 Cheers
Louise Fitzgbbons John H. sheehan Golden Sen
timent. Ray Bennett, Alitre. Derdom, Pure, and
Neladola also ran.