Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan (2024)

June 13, 1903

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Detroit Free Pressi

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Detroit, Michigan

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Saturday, June 13, 1903

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the money already in the five days of racing decided and two Reservation and Port Royal have won brackets Silk Cord was second to Sardine on Wednesday in a race that the Pugh horse should have won All of the one two three horses of the Derby Reservation Luralighter and Birch Broom are named to go Both of the fillies who were in the I'erby money are in light Port Royal coupled with Birch Broom carries top weight Reservation will carry twenty pounds less than he had up in the Derby Good Betting Affair This race looks like the best bet ting proposition of the meeting to date There are a couple of pretty good ones named to go that haven't yet started here these including Dubious whose finishes at Highland last fall caused many of heart fail ure and Wire lu a 4 year old from the Nixon stable Wire In beat Reservation in a mile race at Nash ville in 1 10 1 4 and has won in fast time races since that meeting Big fields are becoming th order at the Pointe as was noted in yester day's entries and as is again mani fested in the list for Saturday there being an average of twelve to the race today the selling event that precedes the stake being the only one to call out a small number The track is Improving rapidly a mile being turn ed off in 1:43 in the fifth race yester day It is drying out well but is still a trifle dead It was cold and disa greeable at the Pointe yesterday and this told on the attendance which was light Speculation was brisker than on most of the preceding davs In the racing itself there was a la'ck of close finishes and therefore little to furnish excitement One favorite and one equal choice was the best that the talent could put over Curl Cnnldn't Lose The steeplechase was feature event and the rides that were fur nished were not of a kind to worrv the books Arius was the favorite but there was a heavy play on the ox Schladt entry as offering two chances in five to get the money A little wise coin was put down on Tom Curl and it was very properly placed Curl got away in the lead and was there all over the course It looked as if Curl only real chance to lose lav in his possible failure to take the jumps The three horses that carried the gen eral play made up the field following Curl and Billy Ray who like Tom Curl had lengthened in the betting Ben Lear was played down from 2 to 1 to tn 5 in the opening race for some undiscovered reason Decoration the logical choice going front 8 to 5 to 13 to 5 It was Rosewater's race all the way and Decoration was second without worry ifteen started in the second race bothering the bettors Goo Goo was favorite but was pock eted early and could not get by fin ishing twelfth Angea with all the speed and well ridden landed the money easily Bank Street favorite in the fourth race won as he pleased after the stretch was reached Hono lulu making the pace to that point and then falling out Kilmorie didn't do what was expected running a very poor race The Stewardess got awav well in the fifth and was never both ered Early Eve and lora Willough by second and third in this race made up a lot of ground in the latte portion of the journey Tempe J's wui the closer from the start Council was a well played second cohice but got oft badly Yesterday's Resnlts irst race 3 year 7 furlongs: Op' CI PI Rosewater liK Halit 4 Decoration 112 Walsh) 8 5 13 5 4 5 John Regan Ill (C Kells) 6 rt 2 Won easily Time Jerry 112 Senor 112: Dr Moods' 107' Ben Lear 107 Jelsi 105 ran as named Second race 3 olds and up selling 6 furlongs: Op Cl 1'1 Angea 107 (Kelly) 0 8 3 Anglesea 114 Wlekline) 15 20 Horsa 112 O'Connor) 10 3 2 5Von casllj Time 1:17 The Bronze Demon 102 Eufalla 91 Panela 107 Jack McGinn 112 Sam C'uehran 112 John Drake 109 Tloneybrook 110 Goo Goo 94 Walbrook 91 Lome 93 ine Shot lu9 ran as named Third race steeplechase short course Op Cl PI Tom Curl 145 CMeGovern) 2 A 4 1 Billy Rar 135 wall well) 4 Gould 153 (Doane) 3 ll 7 10 Won easily Time Arius 14S Capt Conover 143 ran a named ourth race 3 year okla mile and seventj yards Rank Street 102 yiunro) Scortie 107 (J Walsh) Kilmorie 98 (J O'Connor) Won easily Time 1:48 James 84 ran as named and upward Op cl 9 5 9 5 3 5 2'i IS 5 1 2 3 4 5 Honolulu 100 ifth race 3 ycar oIds and upward con ditions one mile Op ci The Stewardess 102 Hall) 5 6 2' 4 Early Eve 102 (Sullivan) 5 7 2 i lora Willoughby S7 (McDon ald) 10 10 4 Won easily Time 1:43 Glenwood Ill Benckart 108 A Bullock 92 Discus 92 Terra Incognita 108 Hopedale 106 PILLS Small act without pain or griping purely vegetable mild and reliable Regulate the Liver and Digestive organs The safest and best medicine in the world for the cure: of all disorders of the Stomach Liver Bow ch Kidneys Bladder Nervous Diseases Loss of Appetite Headache Constipation Costiveness Indigestion Biliousness Boils Inflammation of the Bowels Piles and all derangements of the Internal Viscera PERECT DIGESTION will be accom plished by taking RADWAY'S PILLS By so doing DYSPEPSIA Sick Headache oul Stomach Biliousness will be avoided as the food that is eaten contributes its nourishing properties for the support of the natural waste of the body Price 25c a Box Sold by Druggists or sent by Mail Send tn Dr Radway Co 55 Elm st New York for Book of Advice Those suffering from weaJc nesses wnlch sap tbe pleasures of life should take a dollar 'A ttla of Ju ven Pills Ona bottle will telCa story of marvelous results and create profound wonder Tills medicine has more rejuvenating vitalizing force than has ever been offered bent by mall la plain package only on receipt of this ad and $1 14 Made by Its originators I Hood Cow prop Hood's Sarsaparilla Lowell Mass THE DETROIT REE PRESS: SATURDAY 13 1903 ci op yea: Prince lit) on 109 Apprentice allowance Second time Mary iori time Boy also ran 'fur li i ndi 127 about Old Stone lj 115 101 1 19 Sold Well Ellerslie $1 Of Lynch Brood coupled fore 1 io Bob 104 olden St at 10 I ord Rose he derby the fact asked to Chicago June Ravel 1 ish bred colt owned by in the loudly rode to the post made lus first a Eng Corrigan Springwater tial 103 Third race 108 103 Elint 90 rr 1 1 i I 1 I cl I 111 I Leib 104 Martin) 10 second Sir Walt 104 103 191 Silk Work Ont by Ravel Chicago June Twelve starters jumping race without an Mordella in front 6 10S 108 Swivit ran as and led almost River Pirate i furlongs 101 Harp Uavis 107 102 Sabi Entries: irst race Goudv 91 Dr Kammerer lithe 94 Ben Hiilhim May Tnndseer llerodes Intent nai King Pet one More Weid man 109: Hook see Oka 84 Clinton George abb Don Alv Mafaida ford 105 Agnes II geres 1 1 16 iddler Chief Wigg: 5 furlongs purse 106 Rulani At 101 Probable 108 Blue Batt il Ney 101 110 and Maude bonne 112 Macy Prince Richard 8S: Lady 110 (C Kelly) (D Hall) 10 at from Hmp mile 1:47 mile and an eighth utes thorne iv and the prices realized A bay colt by Imp Char to Newton the top price the lull by Imp sales nf by Imp Dwyer by Imp Dwyer mile felling 3 ycar old: 101 Insolence 1'1 1 rank Me 101 irst raee Handniore Shylock 98 The Globe leischman Ill: Marsha montina 103 Too Many Second race 6 furlongs obis and upward tie duch*ess 105 Zeno ln7 Amin 109 Harlem Lu in accident and victory for the favorite with top weight up was the record established at Harlem to day The race the third on the card was perhaps the most spectacular steeplechase ever witness ed on a Chicago track Crest the win ner after capturing all but one of the jumping races hereabouts this season picked up ItEi pounds today and equal 15 Time :57 Two Penny 110 Council 113 Zarkee Louis Meinlng life PJu Corecn icu loniana St ollies Ber Third race Louis June 12 Santa Ventura to 1 won the feature of today's on a fast truck at the air Grounds Elastic the well played and heavily weighted favorite finished back in the ruck running a very poor SlSOO: Wotkman black colt atherlos Net work 1 to 4 to 1 17 (W 1:02 1 2 id Max 6 Hermis J'inlulieil Second New York June 12 Thomas Suburban handicap candidate Her tnis met defeat in the second race at Gravesend today Out of the original nine entries only three faced the starter the others not caring to run against Ilermi The public went to the Thomas horse freely despite the fact that he was held at the prohibi tive price of 2 to 7 hen it came to racing River Pirate raced out in front start to unis'll by Rmninptnn for $270 Dwvcr paid $2W0 for brother to Ethics He is Sti ike a iight 136: Islander oxhunt er (formerly Mackey) 135: Perion 114: Victor abius 13D Third race the furlongs 2 yenr AI iance Joe ii ler l')7 Dottie Shute 91 Sceptre 99: I)r Scharff 10G Dr Burns Tempt Dr Clark 101 during the recent there was 2:15 4 5 106 Carroll Dkcv Lord Advo 99 Imperius 98: 98 Roval Pirate Itoyal entry Pugh's entry Reservation lock 104 Merriment 1 ittb rar olds and ui'' ranklin SU Joe Lesser Cottage 107 Carl Kahler Directum 101 Sixth race mile and upw Larkspur Advoi Col Anderson 104 Radford Ill 106 Terra Incognita 111: Zonn' inder 105 Beau 101 Aninio Curatr 107 Aules 1: Take Weber King's Court 107: Bear Crock 92 Sweet Dream 103 Hilee 111 Seventh race (I fnrlongs Joo Goss 117 'Maverick 95 Style ickle Saint Orleans lash II Sloan ill Luigart 92 ran as named Sixth race 2 year olds conditions four ana a halt luncngs Astarite Steve innan 111 John A iptivator Ingold 10) Con tend Interval 1'17: Miss Dorothy uh Toledo 'i Vivani 10G Orloff utur ita 96 Second race steeplechase about two miles and a half Judge Phillips IJil Hark orward 151 Gold Ray 14 Draughtsman 142 Lord Radnor 140 $1709 Rel Reynard Imp atherless Miss Dwyer SLOW Eolia atherless Eola race mile Alee 104 Little Tim Senator Boy 94 Rollick II 9S: Sir aust Domadge Iu7 Campbell 106 Carnival 103 and a sixteenth 111 (Hamki 13 to won: Sotauket 1 trui id 2 to 5 second: Locket 60 to 1 and 20 to 1 third Wheeler Worth ran Sixth race Mordella 109 (Rullnmnl to aud 5 to 2 second U'SnnnenL 2 to 1 and year Lillianette lol All Good 9S: Darter 121 Miss 101 Mizzen Mast Ocyrohe 113 Dia 10B es mi Belen Oakford lallueinati on '10) Maru 105 103 St Rhodic by Imp Richards $1100 illv lv Eon Mermaid rank 500 Tempe 1A5 (T Walsh) Laura Ireland Artamesia 105 Won easily Maggie Work I Me 1'18 105 Be II Uh lie ti 3 I Jlntries for Saturday Dimple 112 ourth rat one mile and a half ed the track record for th 3:31 fiat with five lengths to the finish The victor was with Cevlon in the betting backed from 11 to 5 to 9 to 5 Weath er tine track good Summaries irst race 5 furlongs Ort Wells 101 (Meade) 3 to 1 won reckman 101 (J Reiff) 2 to 1 second rank Carr lOi (S Bonner) 10 to 1 third time 1:01 4 5 Toltec Esherson Away Right Bill Walters Nellie Cromwell Allista and Mandy Leevilo ran Second race 6 furlongs Bay Wonder 95 (erreli) 6 to 1 won Sarah Maxim li'3 (A Hail) 3 to 1 second Best Man 108 (C Gray) 10 to 1 third time 1:15 3 5 Irene Mae Alice Dougherty Mike Strauss Egg Nogg Miss Manners Howendobler Pea Ridge Goody Two 102: 'Modicum I Dr Leland 8S Mauser 92 :56 1 2 Alimode Oria Instrument Billy Jackson and Third race 107 (Troxlcr) (L Wilson) and Reason third time Brilliants ai ourth race Santa tura 9S (Wainwright) 1" to 1 Orleans 93 (L xx il ond: Mabel Wynn 1 third time 1:14 2ii) 10 to 1 se Hhi (Gullet) 8 to ather Wentkcr Sidney Walker also rau ifth race Summaries: irst race 6 furlongs Geortuga (Gullet) 9 to i won Burlap Wilson) 11 to 5 second Duke away bn) (M Lowe) tim 1:15 1 2 Emma My Kitty lyer Sapere and Card wellton also ya race 4 1 2 furlongs Deerb Kinney) to 1 won (L Wilson) to 1 sec so ran ourth race handicap mih and seventy Red Knight (Haa k) It to 5 and 7 to 10 won: Lol Bill 120 (Gannon) 6 to 1 'and 2 to 1 seeGnd Herbert 114 (Odom) 8 to and 3 to 5 third time 1:16 4 5 Torch light Injunction ran ifth raee Acrobat Gohlen Max 1 IS ifth race five and 2 year okis 101 Any Day Knot Bronx Pleasant Mem Ribbon 101 Dr Reis 99 Bard of Avon Matts 109 Poor 103 Moor Our Bessie 95 96: if High Don O'High Tn): Rd (four 10s miles Tony Lepplng 99 The capa Ixocrys ammany 104 Second to None 102 Airs S3 Pierce 108 Venus Vic 3 Kisme 102 Dawson 105 Sar dian Kubelik 93 Eugenia 193: Pharaoh lo7 ourth race 1 1 2 tn the St Louis derby Claude 125 Revoir 119 Monsieur Beaucaire Sioux Chief 109 Jack Young Lendin 114 Bas d'Or 114 Manru Deutschland 115 ifth race mile 20 yards Taby Tosa 103: Edgardo Gates Pettijohn 90 time 1:50 4 5 Arden Rough Rider Kingraine rnr Rencaw Aiguamitu 103 Baird 108 the Campau stake IlighUT t'2 Port for the American derby was brought out from under cover today long enough for a public work He worked a mile and a quarter in 2:13 3 4 at Hawthorne and did it so easily that he is regarded as a certain start er in the derby Several other derby worked witu Ravel but that Jockey Reiff was ride Ravel and rate him is taken as direct evidence that he is pointed for the derby heavily played for tne neroy oe anything was known of him by public His price was reduced 209 to 25 to 1 The fractional for his work was: Half mile :51 inin 11 4 miles 2:13 3 4 The Haw track is notoriously bad this The best time made in a race at the distance Da Deer Hunter 97 (Cal won Helen Hay 95 1 second Kittie Cut a irst raee selling about six fur Ascension Ill (Gannon) a 4o 1 and 3 to 5 won: Invasion 103 (N Lew is) 40 to 1 and 10 to 1 second Brix ton 9S (Travis) JOO to 1 and 30 to 1 third time 1:12 3 5 The Mnsketeei Baikal Damon and Osgood also ran race mile and a River Pirate 91 (Callahan) 4 to 1 and 2 to 5 won Hermis 106 (Rice 2 to and out second Stampiug Ground 86 (McCafferty) 8 to 1 and 6 to 5 third time 1:47 1 5 Third race the Han over stakes five and a half Luminosity 102 (Lindsay) 50 to 1 1111 to 1 won Lathcron 97 (Haack) 49 to 1 and to 1 second: Greencrest 10u (Burns) 3 to 1 and even third time 1:09 2 5 Nameoki Midshipman xa Dash 95 (Gullet) 7 to 2 third time 1:15 1 4 Marchioness Nat Woodco*ck The Wizard Cressida eronia and Hemlock also ran Sixth race mik and 70 yards Eda Riley 101 (Wolf) 7 to I won Lunar l')S (W Watson) 7 to 1 second Kaffir l')5 (L Wilson) 2 to i third time 1:45 3 5 Cherished ourth race 1(4 iirst Chord nJ: and Birch Broom 94 st io' and silk ord Wire In 105 Dubious C'2 Autolight li)3 4(ij furlonss nurse vaid Sir Gallant 96 Hootlu ayer 1''3 Khaki 116 Little Box 88 Dplntro 102: itzbrilla 116 31 Glenncvis 96 i ridden out nf a length from the favorite Hermis improves with every race however and is expected to give a good account of himself in the Suburban Jockey Arthur Redfern who was thrown in a race the lattei part of the Aqueduct meeting had his nrst mount tooij Hanover stakes cheered when he Tol nf 11 1 'sH appearance in a week on Mordella in the closing raee He also was given a great reception as lie paraded past the grandstand and rewarded 111 Whork irn it a halt Harbor 167 Sacred'is Jo3: Bruceville Sailor Mimnn Rob Murnhv ories X'alour 162 Gold Sterling Belle Li tawav Shores Hickory Corners Dalton Marco and My Surprise also ran Third race steeplechase short course Crest Ibn (Owens) 9 to 5 won Al legiance 105 (J Carter) 12 to 1 sec ond Ninos 133 (Houston) 11 to 5 third time 3:31 Helen Paxton Dr Nowlin Bcana Itacatiara Paul Aker Ceylon Golden Link and Alva 11 also ran Somersault ran out ourth race Jack Demund 413 (Crowhurst) 10 to 1 won Serge 97 (Helgeson) 5 to 1 second: Dan McKenna 97 (G Davis) 2i) to 1 third time 1:41 3 5 Warte Nicht IJmarinen loyd Amur and Prodigal Son also ran ifth race 6 1 2 furlongs Glassful 97 (Helgeson) 5 to 2 won Uranium 100 (Gray) 12 to 1 second Ontonagon 100 (A Hall) 100 to 1 third time 1:20 3 5 Hearwater Eva's Darling Zella Knight Wuina moinen The Don Small Talk and Avoid also ran Sixth race mile and 70 Blue Mint 100 (Robinson) 6 to 1 won Galba 97 (J Reiff) 3 to 1 second Milos 105 tAdkins) 8 to 1 fliird time 1:47 1 5 Golgada Harney Galanthus Canyon Sidney Sabathand Sherry also ran 'Entries: irst race seven furlongs Old Hutch 110: Conundrum Jim Clark elix Bard 109: Six Shooter Vulcain Jiminez 112 Prince of Endurance Sarton 103 Merry light Mistress Jov 90 The Bobby 104: Mary Lavana ading Light PS Orfeo 1X Second race half mile Peler Paul St Paula Don Dome Patsy Brown 112 Atlan tieo 105: Alice Morgan Tapiola An nora 102: Mayberry Gus Hei dorn Manshak 115 Miss Veracity 102 Third race one and an eighth miles the AL Lewis Clark Lin guist Savitble Early 112 The Picket 105: Manru lk' Bernays Gregor Gilfain 109 Estrada Palma 105 Ban ter 117 Bad News 106 (Couple The Picket and Alanru as Middleton Jc Jungbluth entry) ourth race six Schwalbe Logan's irst 102 High Chancellor Dick Welles Epi cure 96 Nitrate Otter Tail 93 Skillful Bunton 100 Or sius 92 Alayor Johnson 100 ifth race one and an eighth miles Dr Stephens 101 John AIcGurk' 105 Judge Himes 102: Epicure 98 Thane 100 Major Tenny 97: Monarka 112 Hargis los: Hermencia 95 (Couple Thane and Major Tenny as Hildreth entry) Sixth raee one and a' half miles Moor 109 Cogswell 109 Compass 101 Hayward Hunter 105: Caxton 93 Springstead Miss Eon 86 Gm Spray 103 Seventh HARXESS HORSE NOTES Niagara alls Ont will soon begin the construction of a new track The fast pacer Riley 2:06 1 4 will not be raced till the early fall this year The Western Ohio circuit opens at Bowling Green on Tuesday next with a three meeting Buffalo will be the first meeting at which the hoppled champion Prince Albert 200 3 4 will start this year The Toledo Driving club will open the season Saturday with an open air horse show Eighteen classes will be provided The Ohio bred trotter Susie lox 2:19 3 4 in John Shillinglaw stables at Charter Oak Park is good for a record of 2:10 this season Trainer Henry Liter's opinion that Lord Robert by Arion 2:07 3 4 out of Nancy Hanks 2O4 is the best gaited trotter at the Readville track "Doc" Tanner let The Monk 2:05 3 4 step a mile in 2:12 1 2 on Wednesday morning and the easy way he did It showed that he was in the best of form 'President Dan Hanna expects to be able to show the matinee enthusi asts at Cleveland a lot of fast miles with his recent purchase Waubun 2:09 1 4 The Online pacer Strathline 2:16 1 4 in trainer Jim Burns's stable at the Windsor track has been a mile in 2:20 Strathline is owned by South Bend Ind parties Loug ast Resulted in Death Scranton Pa June 12 Edward Mc Intyre the Minooka Pa hotel keeper who ended a forty fast at noon last Tuesday died at noon today Mc Intvre began the fast in the hope that it would prove beneficial in a severe attack of paralysis He was 47 years old During the forty days his weight was reduced from 167 pounds to 118 In the three days he took nourishment preceding death he gained seven pounds He became delirious last night and later lapsed into unconsciousness in which condition he remained un til death WINDSOR BEAT TORONTO NINE Continued rom Panre Six AIcawn Cudmore Stalker and Train er The single men won by a score of 17 to 16 Solvaj vs West Side Solvay Process and West Side teams will cross bats on the Solvay grounus at 3 o'clock today A good game is expected as the West Side boys have yet to lose their first game The line U'sOLvAy WEST SIDE O'Rourke Pitcher Allen Elvey Catcher Brown Costello irst base Jrl Kippert Second Keveny Shortstop Smith Third base Belford Reid Left field Lange Opp Center field Curr Cicotte Right field Lynes Game at Belle Isle Norris ecmanny and the Menzies Shoe company will play at Belle Isle tdav at 3:30 o'clock The line up: NORRIS MENZIES Lezotte third Barber Benson center field frtraw Snooks short stop XV Harris Andrews second base C'unningha Brazcl pitcher Hayes Brazel catcher Dillon Max Liebau first base Campbell inberg right field A Edwards Pierce left field 'R Edwards Will Play at Monroe Selling team will play at (Monroe Sunday and' the following rvernbers are renuested be at the 'Michigan Central depot at 8 a sharp Kan iu Alurphy Hudson Apel Smith Lunilev Aloth Carroll Web ber Ju August the Selling May team has a schedule of games up north which will take them two weeks to cover Myrilei Will Play Windsor Myrtles will play Windsor at Will iams's park this afternoon The game will begin at 3 o'clock The following Mvrtle players are requested to report at 1 o'clock at Windsor ferry dock: Swartz Gill Pepper Vutroba Mc Kenzie Howland Lee Burns Alarsbick and McKay AA1ATEI NOTES AI A nine will play the St "Vincents on the Putnam and Trum bull grounds this afternoon Everetts would like to arrangegames for Sundavs with out of town clubs Address 217 Mullett street CITY LEAGUE A Two games ill bo played in the7ity League this afternoon and the contests will form a double attraction at the North End grounds At 2:30 the Wheelmen and NorthEnds will come together in a game that should prove interesting and at 4 o'clock the Puritans and Deltas will cross bats The results of both games will change the league standing ma terially and as both the North Ends and Deltas have been strengthened they should come close to downing the leaders today The grounds are situ ated at the corner of the boulevard and Second avenue and Woodward avenue cars will take one within two blocks of the field The lineups fol low: Wheelmen North Ends Andrews catcher Brown Homyer McClure pitcher Paterson Renehard Enz first base Telfer Rooks second base Alerriek AlcPheo Brinkman third base Broderick Aliller left field McClellan Gagnier shortstop Todd Miller left field Bowers Duchne center field McClellan Vick right field raser Heenan and Perry Scorer Angstmah Eiden Deltas Puritans Curtis catcher Connolly Burlage Sullivan pitcher Neuschafer Barclay II McDonald first base Smith Jerome second base Lisk Ward third base elrath Reid short stop Lisk MacD'r'md left field Mivhler Guthard center field Johnson McDonald left field Richlan Umpire Perry and Heenan Scorer Eiden CITY LEAGUE NOTES Larkins has been released by the North Ends and Pitcher Paterson has been signed He will officiate today Members of the Wheelmen team are requested to report at the club house at 1 this afternoon Capt Smith of the Puritans has not had an error at first base this season Pitcher Barclay is the latest addi tion to the Deltas He twirled good ball forx Palestine Lodge last year Pitcher Carrick of the Wheelmen team has returned from the north cured of a had case of horse He is now in shape to pitch again EVERY Cigar another Cremo It quality aroma or never price Duplicates varies in Cremo is a cigar of invariable goodness that is sold in every town and at the ene pneeol 5 cents Ayqc that sells it for less does so with the endeavor to reflect on Cremo quality at the cost of profit The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars in the World The Band is the Protection ai emo is ton liliBfllii 11 llMBi Wf HI Wl iBr llf IB IS? IM Hie heifer 1 GIva full name and poatoffice addras la addition to the signature i Do not write merely to ask the edi tor's Tbe purpose ot the Lettar Box is to supply out of the way facts and curious information 3 Do not ask questions concerning the alna of coins or postage stamps the re liability of Arms or questions Involving points of law 4 When the information Is of Interest to the Inquirer only stamped and addressed envelope should accompany the question Goshen Ind Will you i publish the poem "Unanswered?" UNANSWERED Why is it that the tonderest feet must tread the roughest road? Why is it that the weakest back must carry the heaviest load? While the feet that are surest and firmest have the smoothest path to go And the back that is straightest and strongest has never a burden to know Why is it that the brightest eyes are the ones soon dim with tears'7 Why is it that the lightest heart must ache and ache for While the eyes that are hardest and coldest shed never a bitter tear And the heart that is smallest and meanest has never an ache to fear Why is it those who arc saddest have always the gayest laugh? Why is it those who need not have always the half?" While those who have never a sorrow have seldom a smile to give And those who want just a little must strive and struggle to live Why is that the noblest thoughts are the ones that are never ex pressed? Why is it that the grandest deeds are the onesHhat arc never eon fessed? While the thoughts that arc like all others are the ones we always tell And the deeds that are worth little praise arc the ones that arc pub lished well Why is it that the sweetest smile has for its sister a sigh Why is it that the strongest love is the love we always pass by? While the smile that is cold and in different is the smile for which we pray And the love we kneel to and wor ship is only common clay Why is it the friends we trust are the the ones that always betray? Why is it the lips we wish to kiss are the lips so far away? While close by our side if we knew it is a friend who loyal would be And the lips we might have kissed are the lips we never see Why is it the things we can have are things we always refuse? Why is( it none of us lead the lives if we could we'd choose? The things that we all can have arc the things wc always hate And life spems never complete no matter how long we wait Leonard Midi What is the origin of the saying "Not much of a It is an American political phrase quoted derisively lo an opponent who attempts to make light of a great de feat The story in explanation of the saying is that while Noah was build ing his ark one of the neighbors used to come daily and jeer at him But when the rain began and the scoffer with his chin just above the water lev el saw the ark riding safely on the waves he changed his tone and begged to be taken on board Jfoah refused and the man thereupon waded off in dignantly exclaiming to thunder with your old ark! I believe going to be much of a shower anyway Adger Ala 1 Is not President Roosevelt the youngest man ever elected to the presidency? 2 Who was the oldest president elected? 1 Yes He was 43 at the time of his inauguration Previotik to Presi dent Roosevelt Gen Grant who was 47 at the time bears the distinction of having been the youngest president elected 2 William Harrison who was 68 when elected Olivet What is the origin and meaning of the phrase "Red It signifies official focmality and ob struction and owes its origin to the red tape which at least for two cen turies has been used by lawyers and government officials for tying up doc uments and other legal papers The phrase was introduced by Dickens Chester What are the different kinds of United States money in circulation? Gold coin standard silver dollars subsidiary silver gold certificates sil ver certificates treasury notes issued under the act of July 14 1890 United States notes also called greenbacks and legal tenders national bank notes and nickel and bronze coins Lebanon Tenn 1 Who is the author of the saying "Music hath charms to soothe the savage 2 Who wrote the Stabat AIater? 1 William Congreve 2 Jacques de Benedetti Alpena Aiich Is a boat said to be going down Lake Alichigan when she is going from Chi cago to the Straits or when she is go ing from the straits to Chicago? When she is going from Chicago to the straits Sturgis Aiich Al" Is there a law that forbids a person dunning another on a postal card? Section 1039 of the twenty fifth statute at large of 'the United States statutes absolutely forbids the send ing of a dun in any form on a postal card through the mail Carrollton III Why is it that the portraits placed on the United States bank notes are always those of persons who are dead? On April 7 1S66 congress passed the following act: portrait shall be placed upon any of the bonds notes fractions or postal currency of the United States while the original of such portrait is Colfax NAho was It that said "When first the Pilgrims landed on the Bay iron shore The word went forth that slavery should one day be no James Russell Lowell Weidman Can What 1 is the origin of the term It is from the German Gottersack meaning God's field or God's a burying ground Sweetwater Tenn Why is June 14 called flag day? Itjs the anniversary of the adoption of tne Stars and Stripes as the nation al standard of the United States Hillsdale Mich Who is the author of the lines: "Variety's the very spice of life That gives it all its Cowper Detroit How many hours does one lose in traveling from Detroit to Manila? About thirteen hours Bucyrus On what day of the week was the battle of Waterloo fought? Sunday South Held What does the Greek word aei signify? "or ever and for CASSINI PAID AREWELL VISIT TO PRESIDENT Washington June Count Cassini 1 the Russian ambassador callea at the White House this afternoon by ap pointment to bid the president fare well before sailing for Europe next week On such occasions it is the cus 1 tom to convey a personal message from the president to the emperor 1 While this was the formal purpose of his visit the length of his stay Indi cated that the president and he may have talked about the situation in 3 Russia 5 is absurd to put me down as an enemv to the said Count Cas sini the Russian ambassador in a I conversation with a at the em bassy "1 have many warm friends among the Jews both here and in Eu rope There are a great many com mendable people among the Jews in Russia In Hamburg Germany where I was stationed ten years I became acquainted with a number of prom inent Jewish citizens and found them to be exexnplary people In Paris my family pnvsician was a Jew the emin ent Dr Springer To further illustrate that I have no antipathy toward the race I am on good terms with Mr and Airs Louis Stein of New York and my daughter has been at their Robbed in Mid Ocean New York June 12 Robert Neill a wealthv resident of Los Angeles Cal who was first cabin passenger on tha White Star line steamer Germanic which arrived from Liverpool today reported to the police on his arrival that ho had been robbed on Wednes day last while in mid ocean of drafts and money to the amount of about $20000 The money stolen was the proceeds of a sale of an estate in Bel fast Mr Neill landed here penniless and was unable to pay $126 duty de manded on some gifts he was bring ing in Detectives are investigating the case Outfielder Richlan of the Puritans leads his teammates in batting GENERAT SPORTING NOTES Lou Scholes will leave for London next Tuesday He will represent Can ada in the Henley regatta Yale's crew is still unsettled and the coaches are having their troubles placing men in their right positions Yale and Harvard will row on June 25 over the Thames The Poughkeepsie regatta will be held the following day There is some talk of Hughie AIc Padden training Charlie Neary for his meeting with Tommy Alowatt on June 19 Boston and New York will be well represented in the race for schoolboy eights at the American Henley re gatta Harvard's crew has taken a brace and the crimson eight is displaying more life than it has at any time this month The eight oarsmen of Cornell aver age 175 pounds and the weight is even ly distributed on the port and star board sides have a much better crew than the one of last says Pennsy's coach I have considerable faith in its work" Columbus has been assigned a place in the National Roller Polo associa tion which includes the big cities in the state of Ohio The race between Waltliour Cald well and Stinson next Saturday night at Revere Beach will be ten mile heats behind motor pace ootball critics concede that the re vised rules will give good coaches un told advantages in developing numer ous new plays and formations Boston clubs are planning to hold boxing shows through the summer months It looks as though they want the game closed before next winter Buffalo Paper Han Snnpended Buffalo June 12 The Buffalo Review which has been published dur ing the last six years has suspended The affairs of the paper nave been in an unsettled condition for months Cheap Tickets to Colorado jBudington Only one night on the road Chicago and St Louis to Denver Trains have every convenience 790 We are going to make it easy for people of moderate means to spend their vacations in Colorado this summer In the average outing the two largest items of expense are those for tion and board This is the way we are going to take care of the transporta tion item: rom June 1 to September 30 we will sell round tripl tickets to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo at half fare plus 50 cents This means $3000 for the round trip from Chicago $2500 from St Louis Good returning until October 31 1903 rom July 1 to July 10 the rates will be even lower On these days the round trip from Chicago will cost $2500 from St Louis $2100 Good returning until August 31 1903 We figure that the board item will take care of itself because Colorado has so many moderate priced hotels and board ing houses Excellent fare and good quarters can be had for as little as $800 to $1000 per "week Send for a copy of our free I This handy little book tells just what you want to know about the hotels and boarding houses COUPON CUT THIS OUT EUSTllS Traffic Mgr Ry Co 1 209 Adams Street Chicago I 1 1 Please send me a copy of your Handbook of Colorado" and information in regard to rates Namft Address I 3 I.

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