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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24

Der neue beutf4e SIottenmiz
nj ter SirpiB betreibt bic n0tbige
8ermebrung Der beutf6en
&rtegsfGotte in febr b%erItGnbiger Meiz
ft. Qu4 duf Ieiner Hunbreife gu ben Iibz
beuti9en 3egierungen betonte er nud
balbamtli9en Mitt6eilungen 6olgenbes:
Ss banole ii9 ni9t barum, bic ben 8ebirfz
nifen Oes beutf6en 8etds entiprebenbe
5lottenoerme9run9 uuf einmul gu bei9affen.
Na4 ben fafttebenoen Pldnen pinf6e man
einen aarnd6li9en a6er gefiberten Nusbuu
Der 5lotte, bic muir uuf Deuti9en S4iffsz
t%perften gebaut perbe. Nu9 miiffe bas
notbpenbige Offi3ierscorps, ME nO9 mebr
Die 3a3lrei9e Mannf4aft nu6 unb na9 GEE
ponnen trerben, @s fet bieTes feline lei9te
@ufgabe; aGetn in feinsm 2anbt Der WeGt
feien ale 8orbebingungen 10 borbanben, ME
9erabe i'm 9eutf9en &ei9e, bas li9 nunmebr
bur3 feline 5d6lre;fen ftdutli9en tpie PriOatz
f3iffs6auanftalten DoQitGnbig bonn Qusz
lanbe eman5ipirt babe unb audi bus bette Sc
btenungsmaterial liefere, UNI bas es BON alien
anoeren ieefd6renoen Staaten benedict tper6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24
Ginc Sctttid)=amerifanif0e Sattits
Ierf1t.

Die berii6mte @on3ertiGngerin 2tllian
@anberon (ge6orene 2iGp &emper auS
Mtlpaufee) bat in ben lebten WD9en eine
erFrlgrei6e aunftreiie burb Siiboeutf9lano
gemu9t. Offenbar itebt iie gegenpdrttg
auf Der 606e ibrer &unft. Der Mufiftritiz
ter elmer 10 bebeutenOen 3eitung ME bi:
rMiin9ner Neueiten Na9ri6ten" iagt BON
t6r II. g.:
r2iGian Gunberfon peiB lire 9timm>
Mtttel meiterli9 5t berpenoen. S9re
&un7t, ben ipra9li9en unb muitalif9en
NusOrud niAt Blob in te4niI3er 9inii4t,
fonbern in tpubr6uft bur48etitigter WeiIe
Sins lperben gu laifen, 1T faum gu iibertrefz
fen. Ser .ble Son TIRES namentli6 in ben
%t;eFeren 2agen tlungpo1en, 5pii6en Me53o=
fopran unb Nlt itebenOen Organs unb Die
@~ereinigung %feinfter 9etaiI6arofteriitit NIT
edter Wa6rbeit Des grnpFinoens iibten cine
beItridenbe Mirtung aus"
Sbre iebige &unitreiIe bebnt Sruu SanDerz
ion aub auf onbere Sbeile 9eutidlunb8 unO
bic S9pei3 aus. unb i'm neuen Sabre pirb
fe eine &unitfabrt na6 ct, petersburg unb
ben gr0Beren Stdbten Der ruhii3sn STfeez
proOin5en antreten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24
Sorperf6ufe.

MebI- 5ort spriug Wbeat Yatents i'm GaB, $40
-4.90, Spft Mbeat BatentS s4.45-4. 20. Soft mbeat
8eters God So. 40-3.60. Sorb @heat 9oters, $500
$50; .9teo 9oa" 81. 80 -l.5O, @interpei zen int SAP.
s4.50-4.70; 8ogeeumebl i'll Sag, ~$2.75-280; uenes
I'M Sot $2.69-2.6 s.
@iutermet5e en- ytotber gto. 3, I'M Speider, 80
-93c; rutber $40. 2, 96c; barter gso. 8, $3.50; barter
SO. 9, SOC.
Srubi abrSpet5en-9fo 8, I'M Spet5er, $780,;
barter SO. 8, 1916; ~ytortbern $50. ], 95%c
W al s-9o. 4, i'm Spei9er. .25-25hc; $40. g. 25a-
26Ac; geI6er go. g, 25A-26Ac; yO. 2, 26h-26Ac; gel.
Der go. 2. 26h-27e; tpeiBer $40. 8, 25A-26Ac; ueBer
9p. 2, 26A-27c. @uf Der YDrIe, nbue &agertoiten,
uab Brobeu, purbeu ~pertouft; So. 4. 24A-25Ac; ytO.
8. 26A-26Hc; gelber 3to. 8, 26A-26hc; $40. 2, 26H--
1890; geGber g}o. 2. 26h-27c; retBer $40. 3. 26A-26Ac;
lpetBer $40. 2, 27-27hc.
9afer-Ito. 8, I'M Speiher, 20Mc; meiBer gto.3, 25-
23Hc; $40. 9, 21-2lhc; ipetBer $40. 2, 24Ac; tpeiBer 9tp.
4, 22h-23c. @uf ber 9brIe, obae &o9erfoiten, nab
@roben lpurbeu %oerfauft: SD. 8, 2OA-2Ic; merger 9so.
8, 23-23hc; $40. 2, "21h-21Ac; ueiBer so. g "a
247ac; peiBer ytp. 4, 23c.
Goggen-yto 2 fir beu 5peiGer. 47Hc; SO. 8, 1915
Sert e - MitteImdBige bis quite Wtal5qnalitdt.I
27-42; Guttergerfte, 26-26AC
GMereien- i5lod5 Jto. l, ylortbpetert $l.10H;
regular gto. /. $1.O6; &lmotBp, $685.. u.s. &Ies, $4OO
300.
&Ieie- @ertdufe ST 1925.
Mtb0ItnqS - ctte 8ertdufe beri9tet..
Seu- @tarfes Gtmotbp, $1,000 oe Come; No.
l. SO. O0-9.50; $50. q $8.0O-850; Wtireo, Sc. 50-7.5O;
UPLAND 8roIrte, belte5, $3.50; 1nittlere Qua[itat $3.50
$50.
@trOb- &Osssi, $500; gesIasu uuA 9aeE sa.5l
-4.5O Die EOnne.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24
@6eG61, Ne6., Den 10. Sept. 1897.

geebrte Expedition Der SGinois @taatsz
.3eitung!
GrIaube mir biermit, S6neu meinen unb
meiner 5amilte beten 9ant fir bas mir 5uz
ertannte pert6OOle @ef9enf (&eiiebilber
bon 9ermann Batter, Elm Nnbenten an IN,
feten DeritOr6enen 0errn 6ermann Barter,
ous3uIpre6en, nieno6G audi fir bas f9Dne
Bib nRapoleon's Riid5ug pon Mostau"
peI4es grOBes Sntereffe" fir mild bat.
Sbr Oant6arer
peter Sbalen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24
Wcnn ods Kieine sahnl.

70 peridumt ui6t, Oos olte uub wobl erpro6ts
9iIfsmittel fir bos 3abnen Der climber,
Mrs. @i@slqm's 9O0t9i1g @prup, aH5ns
BSinOfoiif un6 1T bas bette mifftel sssen
Diarrbce. SInfuubswanaie @euts Die SIoi9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24
Cine empfebIensD +

= Cine empfe9lenSnert9e
Neuerung. Sn Cincinnati min man
cine ginri6tung na4 oeuti3em Mufter ELM
fiibren. Wirtbe, tpel4e baS Mitterlrd6ts7
pber @onntagsgeTeB iibertreten BADEN, lOlen
nibt mebr perbaftet, ionoern notirt Iperoen
nit Dem Ser tdnbniB, baB fe ii9 ielbft am
nd9ften Sage i'm Boli5eigeri6t iteaen, uno
tpenn Ii6 oiefe Neuerung bepGbrt, ioa 5ie=
ielbe audi auf anbere lei3te @erge5en @nz
peuburg finoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24

Tun beionberer 1ebereinfunft Fat bic
German Qmerican Bublifbtng So. in Sos
MngeIes, @aIif., unfere gertretung fir ges
ndnnte @tabt unb @iibzG alifornien i6ers
rommen unb finb beren @ertreter bersdtigt,
GbOnuementsseGbsr au tOllettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24

,,GaInator" ttao ,,8atrifG|".
&eine W~nlSbiereS 3ebra1tt Oon Der
Gomr. seipp 8reau9. Co., finO biers
nit beitenS empfobIen- Sn TIai@en
ltto OaTert St baben. telephone
80. $780, 8oItIitte 9eptMt. 90. $50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24
gilman d. t.
Der GeIomarrt.

Der GeIomarrt.
Sic acknowledgement beIiei:u f6 seftsru auf
$l6, 613. 528.
MedieI ouf Stem @orf ipuroeH nit Coo sufgelb
~oertouft.
gadNtebenb Die fir bal1ts anaeseieten 30 e3 %feGtnrIe ouf
ME SannthnnhpISnIGh GIrnnn,2.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24
i an0eIsb / dD t.
6etreioeborie

@bicaoo, 90. Nonentber.
2ie bo9iteH. uieOri9ften uub S4lnBpreiie tparen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24
Oiebmdrft.

in bot sB .uurOe in ben stot .garos nil. ,!st:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24

Dem 9rtedti6en 8ifhof BON &anaa auf
Der Sniel &reta TT bonn r~uiiiiden Gonful
mitget9eilt pOrOen, baB Der g5ar beabIi9tige,
auf ieine eigenen Soften ben abgebrannter
9riitli6en Stabttbeil BON &ared pieber aufz
bduen gu lafIen unb bic ortbobore grie6if6e
Sir9e 81 bergr0Bern. Der &aiier bat auG
line groBe Summe @eGOes CUR untertlBung
Der Nrmen BON &dnea 6sniQiqt.
Sdmeoeu uno uorweoeu.
Der 0dmpfer 8ictoria, psl6er unter Sit
ftruttionen BON &Onig Oscar, benz @ouoerz
neur BON SrpmfDe, ausgeriitet nurDe, I'm
prof. Qnbree, ben ber19p1enen Quft1differ,
unb Defen gsgleiter gu Tu9en, uno peI6er
am 5. Nuguit BON Srpmio e abfu6r, 1T Don
Spibbergen pieoer 3u~riidgete6rt.
0erfeIbe bringt iebo9 feline Iusfunft iiber
ben Nufentbalt ober etpaige 8epequnqen
prof. NnOree's, trpbbem einaelne5orl6unas>
p%atrouiGen Oef1elben an peri9ieDenen Bunf>
ten Der Commands Snfeln tpobG aebnmal gez
ldnbet iinD.
Ser 9ampfer 8ictorio mar auf 8 Monate
nit 8orrdtben Derfeben uno bate cine Be-
mannung bon Is. Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Paul 8ioeroig mar elmer bon Der GeieGf9aft.
@s mar 6eabii9tigt, baB Die Expedition Dam
manbsueren, @bpent 8ab, Gape SboroIen,
9rin5 Carl, 5orslanb unb m0gGi9erpei7e
Danes SSlanb beriibren fonte. BON leBte=
rem Srts erbob ft4 b%etunntIi9 prpf
4nbree's 8alon r&bler" i'm Iebten Suli, I'm
ben NorOPol auf elmer 2uftfabrt gu treu3eu.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
CHARLES RIVER PARK RACES.

Boston. Aug. 25.-Cycle racing stars were p.eh'-
ful at the National Circuit meet at Charies River
park to-day. although Bald and kser faiied 10
o,noo- and Cooper was unable TO ride on account
81 a sore knee The finishes were close III Nearly
all ,he races. and blanket could nave co'e'eu
Nat Butler. Fred Hoyt and Orlando stevens as
,hov finished In the onemile open proiessona!
2.05 class. Summary:
o-a-,hirl mile ,open, amateur)-Fina heat won ny !.
.rnuehart dorchester; C. NJ Bly, Northampton second
- ~ Driry Winchendon, third. Time us . 49,.
ora mile pr)fessonal. 2n5 class)-tinal neat Won y,
H,t Butter cambridge; f. Z. Hoyi sprinsne.d' se0o'
Hr',nI, stevens California. third. Tlme-Zo',S., p
M mile thanliclp amateurj-Flna neat won oy DaIa @
,,omebat Natck tliO yards. II. B HlIs PROVIDENCE
ie~ratch) second; J. : Johnson Worcester
80, K r. Tenezler Connecticut do yards) iour'h
rnie-202s. ,, r,,, ,,, ,,,, bv y {.
tIoyt Sprngned, Arthur Gardner. se'"h' '''a"''
t,ayors 80 tarfornia third. Time 2Oi2s. . .
ona mile handicap. tandem. ainateurl MAJ eit
,,, - Eiward and c. Sanierson Boston 90 yaios
ne. and Tom Clark. Dorchester 90 YARDS second
~ n,,nn and ! q. Jacobs Cambridge. third; W. D.
parcSa tambridge, and G. A. keiting. Aver, fourth
Time-l 562s ,, -,,ass,oran-won hv "
f.mon Hostoo AMI r. r. Mosner New ork 80 yafisl
4 + HAMMOND ana NJ 4. Gray, Lynn no !a,,,Is' .J 80
"a Thomas Butter and l.. A. McDuree 10 yards thTd'
:J.4s
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
4 Healthy BODY and clear H"""'

II indigestion constipation and bhonsness torment The
hv the head cannot be clear These disorders rect
,,, the brain hurfuily. anl pr duce cioliln'
f., the organ Il though. rot experienced ty healthy
man Happily bra.n- fIrossirg maiadies may D.
.,.,-.v dspaed that p~erc.a Alternative Husrtt"r :
which cheers. efr- hes and nNiE rates
tho brain and nerves. while i regulates the organs 81
ayes,ion assimilation and bilious secretion. II 'n' the
morbid humors which poison the system through the
b,v.s and urinary rassarcs and esers powerful IN
oro,ng influence as we'll Its catharc action Is neve.
irritating violent painful bat even natural anh pro-
eressve As an appetizer and sleep promoter the Btters
1. unrivailed. mrgates the nnrmes OF age. relieves
the ailments peculiar the gentler arrests pre-
mature decay. and builds up enfeebled physique
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
E4TES WILL MEET WRENN.
RESULT OF THE FINAL ROUND IN THE
NEWPORT TOURNAMENT


Newport. r. l., Aug. % (SpeciaD-The final match
in the a-comers' singles Of the championship la wn
tennis tournament attracted nearly two thousand
spectators TO the Casino here this morning. and
once the fashionable Newport crowd went
away disappointed. Nisbet. who beat Larned on
Monday a general favore. and he was beaten
in three straight sets by Eaves Yesterdays hard
rain left the courts in poor condition for play to-
day and when the match called the players
found the court slippery and soft These conditions
affected Nisbet's strokes more than those OF Eaves
and the former was heavily handicapped by not
having spiked shoes to play in.
Play began al 80 with Eaves serving. He took
the first game quite easily. and came within one
stroke Of winning TIE second also. Nisbet played
indTerently. but he warmed up his service i'm
proved. and he finally pulled out the game. Games
alternated regularly after that each one being
scored for the server until fve-all was reached.
Eaves then pulled himself together and captured
the twelfth game. which gave him the first set
BY - -
and took the opening game. Again Nesbit came
back at him with the second, but then Eayes got
Nisbet replied. however with the next two games
and once more the score at three all.
From this point however. Eayes ran three straight
games the seventh and eighth each TO nfieen ana
the last after deuce had been called.
The players did not stop to take a rest after the
second set Things seemed easy tor Eaves from
love The fifth game went UP to deuce and was
finally scored for Nisbet Eaves. however took
the sixth and ran out the set on the eighth game
few minutes later. giving him the match.
Eavcs will meet Bob Wlenn. the champiOn 10
morrow morning at u o'clock in the cha aliense x e
round for the American championship. Those VINO
have watched the champion in practice here ms
week feel confident that he will be ao!e to neat "a I
the foreigner. and odds are already offered on MS
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
THE A. A. L. CHAMPIONSHIPS.
OFFICIALS CHOSEN FOR THE MEETING ON SAT-
URDAY

Tho Amateur Athletic Union National champion
shin meeting which is to take place Saturday
afternoon on Manhattan Field. Is attracting more
and more attention. The Chicago Athletic Asso-
cia,ion team which is now at Travers lslahd put
ring on the finishing touches before the contest is
rode ND OF the pick OF all the athletic cracks Oh
,h Wos. Their most formidable rival VIII Dc the
New-York Athletic Club team. The western c'uo
has twenty-five entries. while the Ne"-io'A -'''-
letic club will have forty-eight represen'a'i'es'
In addition 10 these TWO teams the hhicHe'-
hocker Athletic Club has twenty-cigh entries, the
N, Ie,sev Athletic Club twelve. the Pastime
Athletic club about dozen and the New west
side Athletic Club five besides scattering entries ,
from frCm I'M te ssnd on powers Friese and jarvis and
PrInstcin the crack Jumper from tne ,b hroad
Athletic r,es Assos'"t nave also been received from
Worcester and Boston. Mass The ourot,town me. men
preparing themselves for the compsetit%iSns % @ ana
from an athletic point OF view tne 1871 cha"'p'oh-
Si1Ps 1pe following oiiicals have been carefully Sc
ieced by the Champi9nship an1esn, oames Tohm''gIy
hT1SdisesEWiiam b. curtis. New-York A. G.:
Gus!avs 7 Kirby nterGolifsia,e nnd A. J. d aoys H.
f1SIlng f1TimersNyril q Robinson NewJersey A. C.; Rob
York A. g. G. Hughes T. j. wenSei A.soca ,on ama
%Marshal~Frankln b. Ellis. University OF Penn
Ssrsii,'ts Ssassiatant Marshal-E. W. Allen. Brooklyn
Referee, of cycling-Albert Mott chairman Ha'-
NJ ffnsnectors and Impires OF Cyciing-R F. Moran;
Knickerbocker a. c., Frank p Prlal. The Wneel .
scorers for Jumps-D. II. James. New-Jersey
4 e.: /, r. Sharp. NewY York A. G:
scorers for Wegh,s-I OBrien. Cathohc
club: IL W Schlichtcr. Philadelphia.
Scorer for Track-Thomas Kane
Inspectors-Joseph r. Maccabe. East Boston a. \,
Frank W Wentworth Chicago ~ A.: Henry u
Fuller. New-Jcrsey A. C.; James d. Boyd. New:
Jersey 4 C.. James Whitley. New-iork A. Z
SIivcy shiras intercollegiate x. A. A. A..
Field JudgssmJumpS JSnS n,Ssr Ha1Ssr GHrH MHr!
Athletic League OF Y ". c. A. Of North America;
James Frawley Knckerb%SGH,r %aI.s 4 Newton T; Am
ietic Association Weights. Barlow 8. Weeks. New
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS PLAY AT MANcHEs-
TER MASS.


TER MASS.
Manchester-by-the-Sea, Mass. Aug. 25.-The sec
ond dav OF the women's champic 1snip golf tourna-
r,ont al the Essex County Club brought much more
favorable weather conditions than those when pre-
vailed Yesterday. The early hours were not prom
is!ng but in the forenoon the sun came through 'he
clouds and by the time play began the weather
was all that could be desired There was ht'le
delay in starting the matches. and it was ABOUT "
O'Clock when the first play was made Meah"H"s
a crowd Of one hundred or more spectators hau
gathered in anticipation OF seeing some excellent excellent
Exhibitions. The official drawings for the days
matches were follows: ,. c,A an,
MI MSS warren a. h0Sf%Tn MerT Essex COUNTY Coli ciab
Mrs Margaret Curtis, Essex Coqnty G1t G,t O'uo'
and Wa niIs F g C;racom Marion Cricket Club Haver-
tori. penn. and Mrs. r.. c. Hooper Essex County
The matches resulted as follows:
GEss'% Gas; g.t1e eseees Mn Mrs Mdss hsaFs5
sns ' 70 piay Mss Sargent defeated Miss Heron up
2@d e Ms1rp s4H Hss so and PF%e'' 70 psy defeated
The most interesting match was cb ihai Mise ss'GTen &
cn,n Won bv The last stroke at the last hoe. the
score being lis and ll6 for tie round .h,s af,or.
noon completed proEramme Of grea, int res es W
ST Wdrd hG present. and hundred on The
grounds The driving contest was first IN 2rder ,he
d5G dTyns NJ S 5SinS ed Gpne Mss ron Board chan
pon Miss oyt by some six Sayes Srn Who go; over
the bunkers. with their scores, were as 'ouo"S'
PLAYERS ',a- g
Miss Madeline Boardman. .........,....'..' 10,
Mrs L. Hooper. 10
In the approaching contest the work OF ma
,oritv OF the players disappointing. as they
d,d not do as well as commonly quite a huin"'f
Calling 70 mt the ball over the first bunker Pay
ing was from a tee considerable elevation
Tho average scores for four strokes each were as
follows: -
,,,a~a,s Average Payers Average
Mrs V r. Crosby .2706 Miss Stu:g's. - o
Miss IIoyt. 500 Mrs IMAM "h'PP'"' 90 oi
Mss NJ Boararnsn 400 Miss Sargent oo
First prize was secured by Mrs. crosby sccoho
r,ize by Miss Hoyt and third by Mrs. Zerrahn.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
pTGEON MATCH ENDS N 4 TIE.

HOLLYWOOD y j.. Aug % tSpecaD.-The most ex-
citing pigeon match ever decided at the Hollywood
Shooting Grounds that between Edgar B.
Nurphv. Dr. c. s Gagnon Fred IIoey ana PM
Da,y ir this afternoon The four-cornered match
ros ha outcome OF the finish In the Grand National
Uondicap A few weeks ago which was won by
Day. The conditions were the same win 'he ~ eA-
crniian Of the Entrance fee which was raised from
800 20 s2'u - Nh. ,,a
M, dnished with l3 As there were no conditions
rnaie in inc case Of a tie the winner Of the match
- not made krown. Murphy and Gagnon were
nj ,irr 70 shoo, (: off at 10 - birds iIoey how
ever wanted a chance for his money, ana posi'Nely
rc,,seJ to meet Murphy and DR. Gagnon in any
ming but a ,)-hird match. No arrangements nave
tarn m ad. for shooting of the tie
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
CLEVELAND FAILS TO SCOhE
TEBEAU's MEN SHUT OUT IN Dfi~-
ZLING RAIN.
SEYMOUR PITCHES A MAsTERLY GAME FOX Ne"
YORK AND sHAMEs HIS ToRMENIoHS-o'
ONE MATCH PLAYEb-A TREAD

SEYMOUR PITCHES MAsIEhbi "H"H
YORK AND saAMEs HIS ToRMENToRs-oNLf
ONE MATCH PI.AYEb-A TREAD
WATER CATCH"
Had II not been for the rain 1t would nave oee'
hargan-counter day at the Polo Grounds yes'e'
day for two games for the price OF one "u'.
sion had been arranged between the Ne" o'
and Cleveland teams Half of the outheld was
under water however. and as a driz@h"s lam
was falling no attempt was made 10 start 'he
first game 1t cleared of partially later III 'ne
afternoon. and what was to have peeh NV ~,
ond game was started with fair prospects ''"'
nine innings could be played between sho"e''
Seymour was put in to pitch. ana thoSe WI"
are IN the habit of having spasms every "'"' ''''
young man goes into the box prepa'eu - 49,
their usual attack. Seymour however WI" %
steady as a clock and he fooled his torrle"'o''
lie pitched with telling effect all through anu
succeeded in shutting out the heavy-hittls '' ,,
and allowing them only two hits. Inc :" ~
work was good considering the deplorapc
ton Of the ground As half Of the outhe'u was
a pond ranging IN depth from two inches u DO
many feet ground rules had 10 pe ma, un,i-nsef as
McC'reary again made record ior ~ hi'"c,I, coIn a
a play he made enabled crltiG ,oort 10 which
new baseball expression an accomiii- NM" ~ thn
should be celebrated in becoming ner
sent out In the direction OF Iis,.d sand water TO
Creary ploughed through the nud anu u, va down
capture 1t. He did so. and the ieat nn5 mn bv the
in baschall history as a treadwat'r C'''' ~ "
new outnclder for New-York. . hacauc
Par, of the approach 10 the 3-cen, se1s23 Z, tho
undermined by the water ana coliapsru ,hrown
into the water, but nobody was injured se'e'e'''
he
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26

the best Of the way round. Toward the last. how,
ever. Leeds weakened and Robbins was able 10 pull
out winner by two up and 10 play Wright
and Taupin played a good match also in the morn
Ing. Wrgh, was in splendid form. Several Of his
drives were phenomenal and his approach shots ex-
celtnt. He was too s,rong for Tappin. and won the
ri ch by five up and four 10 pay. In the afternoon
This was the most exciting match of the day The
see-sawei throughout the eighteen holes. and
was finally ended even up.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
,JIrTIr DrTcH COuuUNTTY CELEBRATES

,,o,l,,d Mich. Aug. 25-This LITTLE village IS to-
,. celebrating the hfieth anniversary OF the
ars, Dutch immigration and settlement IN the
comfy of Ottawa. The mymheers. with the rauS
md children have locked here by the thousands
70 take part in the festivities end up 10 noon To-
a.. .,llv thirty thousand visitors have arrived.
49,. toxn IS decorated with bunting. The nass OF
America and Holland are seen everywhere, thc
.r,car NJ The celebrate has Strongly religious
,mrn and no liquors being sold The festivities.
which will last TWO days were minated D! Parade
r or Of Holland and one Of The original Immigrants
~ 80 cbief m ,rshal Governor Pingrce. Senator
HaS y,s o,. ronercssrlan Smith. Washington Iiesing
bu! d ~ T',,mh.r of other weil-known men are ex-
nected TO take part in the celebration
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
A TRAINER sIIspF-IDED AT CROSSE POINTE

Detroit Aug 25.-Tae defeat Of The Marplot.
N favorite, the feature of the racing ~
Crosse P5!nte The COLI Is owned ny Montgomery
Gibson and after the Judge Reese suspended
,ae trainer Cooper. pending an inyesigaiion IL
~ ,be first race with French Grey. the second
Win Mllsiream: ran second IN the thrd race Win i
Vispoiinf and won the fourth race Win tneir my
White Frost. The nth went 20 Coiilsah =
The Bachelor ard the last one 10 Harrington Owned
a., VI f. Dwycr's son. Charles. , .cs
'ro.norrow the Board OF Appeals OF the Iuri
conrrrss will meet to consider the Ornament pro-
,esf filed ny Mc,iuigcn.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
sIOOPS-5i.FOOT CLASS.
JTDGE or DOGS INDICATED.

San Francisco Aug. 25.-The Pacific Advisory
poard Of the American Kennel Club has vIndcated
James Mortimer the New-York dog Judge in tho
matter of charges made against him by II. T.
pavne Of this city Resolutions have been adopt.
cd declaring the charges unfounded.
The first steps have been taken toward recon-
and the St Bernard Club. which have long been
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26

Tho tie between Stewart and Travis ior the go'd
medal offered for the best gross score III ''e 'eOo
Norwood Field Clubs tournament was nov Pa!eu
20, =, Long Branch Yesterday. owing 70 Stewar,
ms biiity 10 present. No date Tot inc ii'e''''s
has bc. set. ..h,s 90 he nlaved on
Two interesting team matches 10 De DS,pi;,b Pc; and
cs,",dav are a meeting between the Elzdpe'n anu
SSorr,s,Gyyn golfers on the Elizabeth links ana a
six-a-side match between the DntcnieSs CIub ~
1'irh ~ poUlhkeepse, and the Po"ei'oH oi"'' %
Ncwb;,rr on the links Of the former
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
pJIII.AD S; ST. LOUIS. 2.

philadelphia. Aug 25-Philadelphia made II
three straight from 81. Louis to-day. Orth kept
,bo visitors hits scattered while Carsey was hit
connectedly and for quite number or extra pdseS
Attcndance /. 400. Score: I, i
Philadelphia .......2 Il !"
" y'.or,es or,h and Mcfarland: Carsey and Murphy.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
SECOND GAME.
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

Al Buffalo-Bunalo 1; Wilkes barre. ].
At Scranlon-Toronto. II; scranton. !.
Al Springfcld- springfield. 3: syracuse. 2
Al Providence Montreal 10; Providence. 3
At Hariford-Firsi game: Hartforl ~ Athleues
Al Lancastcr-Norfolk. .; Lancaster. >. .
Al Rlchmcn cnd-First game: Richnond a; Reading
At Patorsop-First game: Paterson. \: Newark, :
Second game: Paterson. t. Newark. 4.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
RROOKLYN
Totals IS AIS 24l3 2 Totals ....S6 "l''-i ~


.Nona out when game called in eighth inning
Brooklyn ....'''' .''''''''''''S o o i-6
Earned rrns-Brooklyn s Pitsburg 4 FIRST onSe o, o.
prrtsburF. TO- struck out-Ry Kennely @ Pass Pass
cn talIs-On Kennedy. . on Gardiner. n.nIe
r,,r Smith Three hi's-G. Smith Donovan
Tuohase hits-Anderson. Iachance BurreI' hehneIa'
cacr,1ce h-Shin1e S.o.en hases-Anderson, lachance
griffin Donovan Honmeister C9 Iorbl" tlay-hy rao
d, ani Davis lit by pitched bai-Shoch litne OF
gger,eS. gen CO 90 I'mpire-Carpen.er. Attendance-2O%
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
ORITANI F. C., 4; ORANGE A. C..

The Or,tani Field Club had the satisfaction of
shutting out their old rivals Of the Orange An
Ic,ic club in the game played at Hackehsach
yesterday "l'e''" r. II. T.
oritan! c..'..".."" o % 8
na,,eres-Johr stone and Smith: weseryei', Norss ana
a \asfl
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
WASHINGTON. (; CINCINNATI. 0.

Washington Aug 25.-The Red Stockings could
not hit McJames today while Ehret was ho'
difficult for the Senators. The game was neithcr
lively nor interesting. Attendance l.Jo ocore' -
Washington .........0 - . !
C,no,,o, ....O u % . /
uatterics-McJames and Mcclure; Ehret ana vaughn