The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 14, 1903, Page 11

THE AN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1903. 11 PROFESSIONAL BOXER COMPETES ILLEGALLY IN OLYMPIC TOURNAMENT “RINGER” WINS CHICAGO POLICE BOWL)NG GAMES |CROKER’'S SON HEAVY-WEIGHT RAID SEVERAL KENILWORTH GETS AWAY POORLY ARE POSTPONED SCORES AGAIN CHAMPIONSHIP TURF AGENCIES FINISHING UNPLACED IN HANDICAP IN MANY ALLEYS AT DOG SHOW Who Defeats Gallaghei | Officials Unearth Schemes rank Slavin, of Gamblers and Whole- and Other “Profs”| sale Arrests Are Made Stock Ce mra es Disclose ch Full{ Fact That Hundreds of FCJ[UX‘GS Persons Invested Money 1 ; ! e ; . . | Tournament Which Has Been | Representatives of His Great Winner Turns Up in Princess Titania, Ridden by Builman, Which| . 0 () Be Con-| Kennel Carry Off Many Beat Byron Rose Cleverly---Outsiders Capture Most of the| cluded Friday Evening| Honors in New York Events at Ingleside-—--Duke-of York Takes the Steeplechase i provinga Success Beyond|Chief Interest Now Centers Q OR the second time this season 1 i — | the Expectations of the| in the Distribution o ek, e e et THE CALLS RACING fOR‘T CHARY{ Officials of the Association| the Many Special Prizes er, an npliced in a rac ‘ — - at Ingleside yesterday. He ‘.”.rmox.zsmn RAcmAcx i3 riday, Feb 1. —Weather fine. Trank fast,. HE howling tournament being held H EW YORK, Feb. 13.—The awarding HICAGO 13— Thres trre invest- B FING O T st % pounds in the six-furlong hardi- e < it ¢ by clubs of the San Francisco Asso f prizes in the regular clagses a OXING C ment company offices were yaided Futurity course: seilin; ue to first, t v g s XING CHAMPIONS Mhre STh afbrnioe iy Astactinds Gad d it could nc d that ‘n Sl il e | % ciution will terminate with ne " ° the dog show ended to-day. Thre number SiAchee Wete " areates € too much of Eim, for a poor 2| AT day evening's games. | hundred and ninety classes have beer Bentam-Weight, head of & concern, warned | St8rt shattered chances at the very 2 $ Tke contests have heretofore attracted | passed on, and there are still 372 speeis R ~ - tommencement of things. Noiwithstand- z much attention, but the boxing contests | awards to be made to-morrow, when in RGE F, of the propos nt, made his es- | SOMMmencement 3 i Chel s | much attention, & . o INNEGAN | | cape before the e e ing his heavy (mpost, public play § e g ekt {at the Oiympic Club iast night seem to | terest will center in the Balivhoo Be Feather-Weight. The fir the police: wirs |- Lorer s, hiveee 05, 308 - pok e e 108 1 i Y | Huliman .. { have attracted the attentlon of the bowi- | challenge cup. presented by Willam ¢ i & [Fied o Dearborn | 2445 of 11 to 5. Byron Rose had friends de (Snider & ¢ 2106, 9 Minder 5 Wi et seheleivd e plky Whitney and offered for the best Amer JOSEPH CARROLL A70TN | and Honiton came m for considerable & Co).,... 100 & Rhens ’ oy ; Eabaeh - an-bred dog. owned and bred by a mem (Brown & Co.). 110011 WL waido! The game between the Echoes and Cres- { 1o o ‘the Ladies Kennel Assoctation of | support, but aside from Kenilworth the! cldental) 105(19 lhnnd\'\ cents at the San Francisco bowling alleys | An les” Kennel Association o s al (125 pounds). | bhest plaved of the ot was Princess Baldwin)...... 107 { i I¢. e ST jeptig: ¥8 | America. 185 D B BEREE R i was postponed owing to the nen-appear-| The feature of the show to-day was the W. J. LEONARD | i fitania, Caesar Young's mare closing a e = = i on the eighth floor of the Tem- At post 2 minutes. Off at James F, place, 5. sho to second choice. At the start Sad | ance of two of the members of the Ech»‘ dging of packs of the bull terriers ding, Dearborn 3 uin 5 Flegardon, plac show, . Rosewater, show, 2. Winner, b. & by Herald-Jen | The 2 o A t Croker of New York and ¥. Dole Lightweight. . = ;‘ REpO. o 1Q i“"‘ | Sam slipped away in the lead, with Bull- (Trained by M. J Soratched —Tamm, $ir Preston, gtnr't"ufi Won easily. Next "":“'f"ngr" game has been set for Monday | Ot T O e off the roping - s en the detectives reached o Primciesritad |'* twoin a arive ; handle ee Rosewater | 3 JOSEPH ANGELIL e e e e | man on Princess Titania at his heels. | iage'™ Torfulis Wil go. Honeysuokde away. S3roe auit: Alta Poxsy £00d a8 16€%. - | * The gume between the Star “T" and the | When Sad Sam grew weary ihe Princess | leaders over the ba Welter-Weight. | » could not be found. | ;iowaq yp the runming, and under Bull- | 4208. SECOND RACE—Seven '“”j’_“lsv selling yely first, 3328, | Albambra. teams, which was.scheduled a Wasp's soclety gosslp B gh patrons were in front of | 2 dy = | ! the American alleys, was also postponed. | ————————————— ’ - | man’s steady urging maintained the lead | e e riedn . cat : AL ARENS rs clamoring for payment. | yng in a mild drive disposed of Byron Rose | e game between the Crescent No. 2 ollege Memorial Exercises. 1 police ord anges in Chi- J.T. Sheehn 4! Bonner the [roguois teams s forfeited. | BERKELEY, Feb. —Memorial day When the game was called the Crescent | held annually at the University of Ca! No. 2 team was one man short and the | fornia. will take place on Thursday, Feb by & than a length in 1:143z. Stuy van third, more than two lengths ahead | of Honiton. When Shaw on Kenflworth. Middie-Weight, P toma e started sim- | after making 2 bid., saw that his se team could not roll ruary 2 te anniversary of the birthda S v alleged of- one, he took matters Minder The two matches roiled resulted as fol- | 9f the >fessor Joseph Le Conte vy-Weight S A IR Nk 0% O Wk Sen bmaRy A Connell T ixercises will be held in Hearst Hall at W o Bro he bl g i i g it t - H | ¢ orcloe Professor Le Conte's lecture WM. BATES - where Brotaski ite would have been fighi- 10 Caibornk RS = = Pl o lectur other persons were taken in| fng it out for first mone; g Y R ey it biice. Do thew, 1 Gonzales 8 Hobson 140 190 room, room 22. in South Hall, will be ek Brolaski deciared he had been| ‘The cold weather seoms to seriously im- . g e e T sl o LA oy Forort.Neille' G. Liniker 1 148 192 LaRue .....160 146 decorated with flowers in accordance witl, ng wrong and that he was | pair the speed of the favorit for| (Trained by : Start poor. Won handily. N a hard deive. Kelly | Frachnec’t .18 4 = 1he- custins staxiedl by the sugents dur a business for the benefit of of York, the jumper, proved the on winner saved all the ground possible. onee ¢ Tyranuse was bothered in JUMb: see »::}‘ ing Professor Le Conte’s life. In the office at the time Quadra will bear watching s S ers for the memorial exercis winning representative of .the first || i the sireich Isabellita ran s cheap ract. B e i e en, however, who said they | choices to win. The attendance was THIRD RACE-Mile to firat, § | Totals ...624 363 S90. Totals . | ¥et been chosen byt had been un- | good end the betting brisker than for e - 2 = - - vt | S s e JT Athie fum. T back when they days e et s Rt 4.186,23T 146 Laesed . 85 199 | Juniors Elect Officers. t s it hundred and one rl'h‘fm'rm tips k‘;‘v drs ‘M'n 50 .;mum. 4%1%1h 18.5 Carroll ....168 150 191 Loughrey ..170 211 1 BERKELEY, Feb. 13.—Officers of th " o in circulation on the different starte: n | (4284) anthus, O (Mrs, Coffey). 145 45 @ CL Crawt'd.15% 142 198 Cresselt ...199 171 junfor class were elected to-day at the MAI\Y INVESTORS TRAPPED. | opening event for three-vear-old | (4248)/Urchin, a' (D. R aldo. 115 | Hegen .....211 185 1646 Ober 152 168 180 | 1 niversity of California as follow. aPro: it of Davenport, lowa. | maidens. Gyros ruled favorite and got ) casiind & Cojiilo & 24 g K S oAl S NS L CINKTL )TN TN T MO MO IS | sent, Phil Carey; vice president, J. R 2 Brolaski's office while | nothing after showing early speed. b 2 L R S = 8 Totals 5 916 &35 882 | McCullough; secretary, Miss D. Whitten d progress and declured | Bee Rosewater, Prestolus, Homevsuckle 1z 423, 1:45% Tost 1 minute. Off at 3:00. place . rsadnoan A. Weymouth; sergeant at P B $11%0. He said he had | and Alta Peggy were all extensively ; . Galanthus place, 5-2; show, 4-5. Urchin show, 1-4. Winner, ch. g., by | Btegee e = & S S " B 1d Alta EBY S o e Flambeau-Experiment. (Trained by P. K. Smith.) Scratched—FEthylenc. Start gocd New Orleans Racing. arme, Max Thetw . of big | touted. Taking the lead in_the stretch, Won in a hard drive of three. Galanthus was best and should have won. Was pock | ST T T Y Feb. 13.—Crescent CH n divi- | James F & | from Figard backed from 10 to 7, won casi Be eted for two-thirds of the route. Bozeman on winner rode a good race. Urchin tired ORIEANS the last part. Matin Bell quit: Donami helped make her do it summary : Conreid Secures Metropolitan. n, another outsider. 20 ] Bipeewater ran thing. 4ZDT. FOURTI RACE Handicap steept h s ol vrocm wen, War HRW JORK, 20 S 0N T w d e o a0 TeprE T vl leheiE MDA k RTH R Haudicap steeplechase; short course; value fo first, : e ¥ to-morrow that Walter Damrosch is returned rest drifted from 3 to 6 in the betiing | Inaex Horse and Owner. Ve§t. WJ. 8T 1 n.l 8tr. Fin. | Jockey race, three and a half hority for the statement that the : had $1000 the seven turlong run which followed | oo =T, oo % “afattie ST thire ol B s agbbtmse oo o, 2 g g t was unable nd the mare turned up a handy winr Mk Rice, & OMABALERAD, . Catrie hird race, s . seven gs—Stratton | BOUSE D3s been secured by Hefnrtch Cov r the collec de- | *Handriding” Kelly, who had the mount, “orfilo, & (J. H. Robbins) |Sutheriand 1 won, Boomerack second, avia third _{5"‘- manage of the Irving Place American lost no ground and taking the lead the Degmar, & (W. 5. White) Wrthingtn s de b T i o s that de 1 t eight led out Fonse half 2 length. or ose. 6 ( é > |McMahon 3 b o o A o 'y rd i ';v £ O 250 ; nina (he fAvoElA st WinaErins | tin). . E 0= 4z { e Demeay semaimee s, 0T | Captabl e Will Succeed Melville. several | ped call — = — — Fifih race, selling, one and an eighth miles | WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.—Rear Admiral ; Soat bE WV D Hold & Co. scratchad Mehvisne feota ] At_post 4 minutes. Off at 3:31. Duke place. 8- 1.4. Mike place, | —Benson Caldwell won, Chickades second. | George W. Melville will relinautsh hh ze ) sps :_““';' i tand g ')1‘ ey il '; s g i “how, 4.5, Corillo <how, 2. Winner. ch. & by Duke of Norfolk-Carmen. (Trained | Willard J third. Time, 1:38 Ge W, Melville will, relingui) Siv Atron: | the mile and fifty vard event, for which Singleton.) Scratched—Loyal &. tart good. Won in a hard drive of t Third xth race, one and a sixteenth miles—Jim | Position as engineer in chief of the United & 8 mpany gave | Matin Bell and Urchin_closed equal fiving, Winner ¢ e Mike Blde over the l4st obais this gave him the | Clark won. Albert F. Dewey second, Melbourne | States n within the next few weeks Eclt d. Time, 1:4 nt. Dagma secre- | choices in the betting. The two light race. Corillo showed some improvem fenced poorly will be succeeded by Captain Charles B man- | weigh Donami and Matin Bell, played S e . 5 S R i a g gy 5 2 Rea, now on duty as a member of the ! office | their string out in the lead. after which FINTH BACK: I onsn "‘_“‘“‘“'- Foaia S0l Bhi waluw 1 Grep | | Tie for Billiard Championship. examining board in this city. e | .- ; but | both felt weary. Jim Bozeman, on the TWUSE %. Str. Fin. | Jockey oL EW YORK, Feb. 13.—In the amateur | s B sallag 1 office | outside witi Expedlent, then went on, s s billiard championship tournament at the of the | winning by a bead from Galanthus in 2 i illiam | Tee: Mpaliin & Seadier Hanover Club, Brooklyn, to-night William . Sl o : P. Foss of Haverstraw, the Amateur Ath.| WASHINGTON, Feb. 13—Dr. Frankiin | 16kie "Anton. dnsiaglosn; dnd W. Gard. | A Gardner, the best-known homeopathis ner of Passaic, the National Amateur As- | in Washington. dled here to-night of soctation champion,. tied for first place, [ tYPhold fever, aged {5 years. Dr. Gard (Wilson). . rnold Co). . | ; (Macdonough). . . mpany the | hard drive. The latter horse was best vas taken into | and w racing luck should | could not be | have score difficulty. slace were brok No fault could be found with the » Yoo S . ry e i = o, sho ner was physician at the White House stock proprie- | steeplechase, which simmered down to a | place_ 9-10, = each having won five games and lost one. phy s g - 1 ’ > =1 y 2 b o M “ - g rris i . stors were taken | duel between Duke of York, ridden by | (Trained Milliny) 'Start poor .mn.‘f:{ e a::"é:?uqx:}u}?) e | In the final game Foss defeated Gardner | during the Harrison administration. . Mattle d Mike Rice, with rns ln limit. Bulimar le a front runner out of t Princess. Byron Rcse did his best. Honi- 200 to 280. The tie will be plaved to-! . | th a The Duke went to the p. ton couldn’ i the clip. _Start beat Kenil d_Sam quit igh Conklin of Chicago iz e sade h - went to the pos on_couls clip. & sat Ke Sad 8 - morrow night. onkiin of Chica SEMENTS. - {24 to8 favorite, and up to the time of | 3o s 10 Arct, $8%. | won third plae k. et S R Demorest took | taking the finel stretch jump Mike Rice | Figes— ST € | & of is office | Jooked to hav e fou o dex| y. | K Py . < 'lh.: p'v‘a” P‘:)A | ‘h‘}u 11]: hh\:rrfllh 1;l u"‘::ug (\l\;r h{lm l ‘ | b 2 - George Gardner Defeats Weinig. | the plac as | ast hurdle though, e favorite | 4287 Oro Viva, 1 Wabb) onnell | ¥, Fel 3 ge Ga of | & n by dozens of | gelned two or three lengths, and in a | 4161 |Bucolic, § (Jenniags Co.). Daly }.. DOSTON, ¥eb. 1% f‘"""‘, ““,""'{f'r. o were heavy - | driving finish downed Rice half a length, | 4218 [Azarine, 4 (R. Wilson) . Wils Lowell won the decision over Al Weinig a . Corillo ran third i Bernota, 5 (C. H. Ledgett). Bullman .. | te-night in the seventh round before th . < g 1th C. Champagne, 4 (Callahan) 5 Reed .... Maverick Athletic Club. The referee ict and Brolaskl | Oro Viva, with Coanell in the saddle, Ty Thatcher, 8 = Do < 2 Feinig f | r e conducting @ |of the day, a seven furlong affair. | ;i S EET R T T S eRaat, Bec ctulliy'an groen aa grass. iny Braath B e 1 on city charges | Bucolic fintshed second and Azarine third, | “Bricolic, pl % show: 1.2. Azarine, % Winner, b. c., by Golden ¢ Lt vt g et o Ve SiiE . ng enterprises The faverite Champ: was practically | (Trained by G, Webb.) Seratched—Maraschino, Goidone, Hesper. Sta . | NOTED BEAUTIES OF chostally suy that they Save cuttecly cxsed et 1 ¥ Thompson 1aft st the Won handily. Next two driving hard. Start gave Oro Viva the race. Bucolic no excuses. therafors let vou know that T shal nd Young g 3 | Bernota outfooted. Champagne good as left. So was Rey Dare Za THE GERMAN CAPITAL | 1i5'iuny cus suffering from such troubles = NOTES OF THE TRACK. | will Jeave the depot Third and Town- 4‘ P . Handsome Women Who Grace ths streets for lugleside at 1 and 1:15 p. | SELECTIONS FOR TO DAY S RACES AT INGLESIDE. Court of Kaiser Wilhelm. Oro Viva, winner of the last race, was bid has its noted court beauties. The up from $400 to $800 by T George ) Chas. 1" Iaipun, 108 Rivington St. w York, N.¥. Best for The Bowels. R A B | Figoact = SVabh atalned his odts with The Eastcmiry ot i First race—Rell Reed, Sanl of | Fourth race — Nomes, Lord sisters of the Kaiser ere fair ty bid I Tarsus, Papil. | Badge, Argregor. Teuton beauty. The Arch Princ i 4 , Second race—Bear Catcher, | Fifth race—Organdie, Constel- Sax i in Fri iy Jake Holtman ot ir v good form g e Saxon Meiningen and Princessin Fried obably will be [ Joke Holtm et ot 1| Goldem Mineral, Young Pepper. | lator, Rag Tag. Reton; Mentig rich Karl von He; both sisters of the are among the favorites at court. the most brilliant women of t a Third race—N\Nigrette, Peace- Sixth race—Artilla, Greyi. (e | SIXth events being very d. i . Greyfe TR TS B gt st i S RS ISR B G T g Autolight. TSR LAY o I DeW | There may he an “‘Oregon short line' three- | I B : S R S e oo . | n . women and | furlong dash on the programme next week. . | Prussian courts Princess Fr town throughout the | Clem Jenkins says that Princess Titanta was | ul Tarsus..114 4287) Hermen Leopold of Prussia, who is a sister to the ; - ncta 3 Mic hd with hundreds | }hort e Dy e s -122| 4267 N rin and comes from the old feudal 4 s . F i ath m Chicagoa Al- oy E i e | (ST PN SR S A Wat S -4 | Schieswig-Holstein house. Am other | Newsr \er’e‘u Fewicen or Gripe, Toe. e, Soc. Never f the amount ¥ lace Hotel 'stake, to be decided t siasde ;: celebrities are Princess Karl von Hohen- | $old I bujic The genain _:B:;;':c':”‘ ccc. nish quite as gocd a con- ' handicap last Saturday. that started in the last rier this all_cal- nes tors can be made at present, total will run into hun- zollern, born in Belgium, who lives in Potsdam and is attached to the Kaiser- Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N. /in's suite. Among the vounser set is th- | ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION IflB | praaTth race—Six furlonge. selling. three-year- | protty, bright Princessin Paulin Wur 3 tenberg, daughter of the King,of Wur- \. 4285 Lord Badge. .1 - Argregor 1 will face the ba week ago rain ups: it is quite likely that N Young Pepper.1 ARNOLDS BXG RECEIPTS. ST. LOT eb. 12.—The money affairs e M PR i o Mo i o (4231)Golden Light. 1117 4266 *Consteliator . 103 Mo A E Z S O o NASE o Rawh | NI SO B 1 fhe pae BRVICE TN - | three-year-old | 426 Glendenning 108 1282 Warte Niom .19 | tenberg and Arch Princess ”T W w.l,Pv\h. '0 . S e o | ana uow 4262 The Pride.. . 168|(4280) R: a resides near the royal palace i ts- , d in the loosest possible ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY. P fins e e A URRRinive: . cs | alabiseides nods the uval paidcs 1, Pa otal of $9000 remitied to the firm. When | yes "S6a -upwerd ¢ e Sixth race—One and a quas The Berfin court alsg has ita skaletom L uyl.-tb-ro‘ngrln < lted an attorney with a view | Hughee..107| 4276 Pupil ... 13| four-year-olds and upward its bitter family feuds and gri Five separate courses—Free Wori, : p st its recovery they | iboroug ¥ an. it | (4262)Tizona 104 4278 o 3 is kept sealed from the profane Chest Weights, Dumb-bells, Wi : ’ o ot > 0. b 1 miant ] 107 | G | 4208 Axmin < Autolight public ey®. But the Kaiser is no friend Tndian Clubs. a E . it B Havehoine 107 | b siguth Sl K8 N Artilla Secret court intrigues or scandals and PRICE TEN DENTS 2 r s m Willie Carr ich could not but prove ai - ne tce allowance. m.::;l s shl)[{r g:r:(l]‘_r mch ‘l:._m» - :,I-n‘ A. C. SPALDING & BROS. n defled the company : s culties. Frequently s asserted that | rorme admitted taking the foflel . mlriollorir teffoimfefelelmfofelufofodefelfotofuinte @ | there is a coolness between (he Kaiser 578 M.88:0N ST., San Francisco. (gesr gy and his elder brother, Prince Henry. anc Chicago— New York—Denver. il e ey anar | Attempt to Burn Theater. . | that the latter has been commisstoned for | € E T T T etic Goods full of ey to one nl n | OAKLAND. Feb. 1i—What appeared |Sea duty so that he may be kent dis- Sand fov = cony of So e tly. He wished | | like an attempt to bur e 8 o s b i e A el . st e o ol it Eare | : » n the Dewey | L0 v affection exists between the two. | ___ r told him to Theater was made a few nights ago. A |y, Kaiser rules over family affairs as | &< &< g e ox " blaze, supposed to be of incendiary origin. | gyer the empire with an iron will. Un- | § isir DR. JORDAN'S caear The cashies # was discovered beneath the stage of the | der Bismarck the various widely spread y ;u: (:::n‘;l ;‘ -”m‘ UN playhouse. It was extinguished before it | branches of the Hohenzollern family and | .“ssl’l OF ‘..Tolv‘ ar-taked -4y the | had gained dangerous headway. reigning Prussian Princes were rent \v!xhl o 1061 MARZDT GT. bet. 6:28702, 8.0 G, ) 5 i . Iy rows regarding | The Largest Amacomical Museum i th Arnold’s daily receipts e e jenlousies and fami { ’ ot U orhood of $25,000. = | . Sunday Lectures Arranged. prestiges and incomes. But the Kaiser Worid Weaknesses or 2 A < ; side these cobwebs and there e pesiii S, i | Philippine Commission |Denies That Colombian| oaxraND, rev. i—Arangsments have |12 prvigs 5o Boropean coirt where th Speciaiin: on (pe Coast . Eat 96 years DY 1 no lSuropean court where the JORDAN— 7 Had a Worthless Check. g been made by the Young Men's Christian | 2?w!1)xt;‘l:a;):mily" is y‘x‘mre harmonious and | '%,_,,w ..."f,f."'.n‘,f,""",' . besa OAKLAND, Feb. 13—W. J. Brown Grants Important Executive Sold Out Asgociation with the Rev. George C.|free from the customary ills of nobility | Traarment persommiy oe by et & ) Ice Racing Record Broken. oty e s i hi G nment Adams of San Franclaco to deliver a [than the German court—Washington | P i for Dok, PITE GAGEMY of J TTAWA, Ont., Feb, 15.—Guesner : for $5 at the Oakland | ranchise. over . serles of Sunday afternoon lectures to | Star- P e S i —— v s ey T 6 'G. B. Demarest 3 shington street, | —— - e S men. The first lfc'“‘"’ "“} godus "e']"s“"‘ | 'The trrigated area of the United States | nl..l RDAN & 6., 1051 Markotse. 8. 9. () w I ok v ",,4‘1“>;‘;:|f‘;’_‘,{,]‘f:‘,‘é;yfl he| WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.—The most im- | CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. 18.—The Mexi- g:’;";';"h" SUNITSa L ieni00ul. esee Hie TN ac . et : > portant franchise yet granted in the | can Herald publishes the foliowing teie- Philippines is conveyed in an act by the | gram sent to Senator Morgan at Wash- Philippine Commission, a copy of which | ington by General Rafael Reyes, Minister has just reached here, granting to the | from Colombia, at this capita Manila Railway Company the right to | CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. 13.—To Senator | construct a branch road forty miles long | Jlorsan, Washington 1 read in to-day's i ing Assoc Those suffering from weak J P nesses which sap the pleasures of life skould take Juven Pills. =737 One bottle will tell a story of marvelous resuits. This medicine has more rejuvenating. vitalizing force than has ever been offered. Sent by mail in plain package only on receipt of this adv. Afls Made b its originators C. I. Hood f‘o.. prletors Hood's \ur!nnlnlh Loweil, ) ! newspaper that in a session of the Senate on | from a station named Guiguinto to an im- | the 12th inst. you declared that & recent Chiet portant Philippine town now without rail- Fxecutive of the Colombian Government had road connec sold out and abdicated for @ million = doliars. known as Cabanatuan, | According to the Colombiai constitution the iving northwest of - Mafla. Up to Chier Executives i ,5:;;,;’:;;*4;;-_: gnd ‘;&1 e SR e cm [tbis time the backbone rairoad. from | Clemente venerabie man ot over ; R AT “ A el § Manila_ straight northward to Dagupan, | vears, whose reputation, for Intearity is wide: wtdted Withaut | ton : entitied 1o bis fee s There is not a dull If any one wishes a Il.a- constituted the entire rallroad sys- | “pread in all Spanishiimers e of contradiction that B s advance. We are the & ! i1l tem ‘of the -Phlliapines and. this conces. | 10 D00 A TeN BN oE, R iy ot Previous to our am- only specialists in the un Hrrary page in the four hun- good thrilling story | tem 2 e- | Ptemdent . in-charge ob-the executive office . nouncement of the im. Weet | who conduct | ston marks the beginning of an epoch of | the present time is Senor Manuel Marroquin, 1 . e ‘busine: thy in- dred.” Literary Digest. let him get ‘Thor- | irailway development which is expected | Whose Uprigntneas In a2 weil known as chat of Pmarion | a5 8 { & - st ard oughbreds.’ ” to open the agricultural stacuisten. olll the | {he O ihe charge vou have uttered is false, SRR Dot e \ NOT A DOLLAR . interior. The act is guarded carefully in | I must suppose, having regard to the respect 54 in o 3 Cleveland Leader. the interest of the natives. The last sec- | which is due to the Senate of the United States weakness of men that ASKED FOR A-Sorhing ol tion expressiy provides that it shall not | A2d 1o W REICR® Lo Sliatice *ana erath, ductea o an Rapracti UNTIL A CURE story of the track.” “ Thoroughly alive | |prejudice the insular Government or the That Tn making the assertion In question you cable and unsuccesstul A d intensely excit: Government of the United States in the | bave given credem’e tglr:ll'e'm;ll mlllcl‘oug rl: l::rr;:e:;‘dot::sy&::; IS EFFELTED b & com- | ports, the origin of whicl nvite you to pub- New York World. ln "l Y exi issues pending between the railway com- | ports, the orlgin of which * fnvits vou to pub. of 't ethias. by This fs not limited The Outlook. pany and these governiments as to CIalms | courage and sturdy honesty of the men of the cthers is proof of its in time or conditional Use Big for damages presented by the company. | school of George k‘llhln.mn among whom correctness, in character. Jhcm...,lll‘mlllufl-. Necutive Chief of your Tia- {eritations or ulceratiens ““One of the year’s ot yous will 10 Talrness fulfll your auty S vue membrases: : 2 tion, that you will in r : P Tt is sald that the Pope is unwilling to | of yactifying a charge as injurious and false Painiess, and no¢ astrin- distinct successes.” | |icceive President Loubet of France if | againet my counirs. RAFAEL REYES, mmu goat o poisonous. B the President should previously visit King Oplombian Minister to Mexico. ldllvm ‘Washington Star. Vi !:ln-dEmmanléelh and lhfi fiflddem has e O gr ot in plain wrapper, '& decided to avoid Rome an meet the [ ¢ o o4 tolh press. pres W.A. Fraser | King elsewhere. Adnies oo I e b e ° a C o irculas seat on Tepusst. ——l + ILLUSTRATED $1.50 Tureive ooupfes toently cdlsbiated thety |« Subbubs-Not muchl Special attention given to Varlcocele, Stricture, Rupture, Piles, Hydrocele, Con- goiden meading Y N raigd ey q:!lcnlur;_an—w hy, it will make things grow tagious Blood Diseases amd. Acuts amd Chromic Uréthral and Prestatic Inflammation. weak Men and women X Md:'ure’ P'"“i & COl'll New York EIL‘f"{::‘&"' married At (he same tme | Subbubs—Thats just it It will make Lot 1140 Market Street pry HOULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS, THE 21C in the case of half of these both hus. | the infernal grass shoot up so we'll have 4 e hus: Great Mexican Remedy: gives heaith aad Lend and wirte are still living. to cut it again.—Philadelphia Press. strengih to sexual organs. mum