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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-10
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eetrts &aSpas & 60!
98trtbe &trrtn!-9b femme sucn geI5ditsmart
aui Der Gticit,. Der cit Sabr,n al farttbartn
Musmtms1su IeiOtt. 9it 9ottrytn, BON RrcF.
SatSbp btrab, ouBenoptii;. icnnt,n feline etiluna
srji.ltu, ia fe tonnteu ri6t clnuu iaocl mas
bas 2ebtn tpar. Der IuHn srcu3le pOr ttrjQtu
Sobrtu ben Gjtar, nm 0eutiht &tr5tt ju coniuI1
tiren aber sbnc GriOlq. &6 pfl:qte itrtn WIcrai
III sintm gopen oorjuiprtdtu unN bOrtt itirt 2tIs
btnsQtidid)tc Gr iagts paS tr nlGrtn0 ieintr
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bebalttn uro 3u ptritcOeu,n 3aQtsitit,u pitro,
er BON iurbtbaren 6bm:rleR etpadt. bic tina
Stanos Ootr lGHqer anbieitcN tr seucbmc Ncb cauu
ME Elm @abnirHiQtr 5cybrttt Siiblt H. /. p.
unD babe oann tiHs ,3tit lang ieiu eelbdit aui,us
eeben NabrngsmItttl blitbcu uie LANCER, ais
cine balbt StuHoe in isintm 0taQeu 65cittra. ro5
BrIaut ton l8 Oi0Hattn, fam ib Dit0tr uno 40
mtinsm GrfdurtH ltbt, er nod nm lab ipobI aus.
SD srfUnpiqtc MID uab itincr @ciuuobsit. CT
iagtt tr iti itit tiusm Subr, fpobl NM bate 40
YuHo I'M Seipibt sUgtnOnlmtu. Sb iragtt ten,
wtbtr Igjt lbm gebp!im blGt. lluO ots trs
idbltt er mir: &pr ttDa cHem Sabre fam tiu
VEauR III icEtH SGoeH, iUtttr bm idstt ou6 20
stnt 3tit lang ttntr abnliben 3ruutbet osits
ten babe uno Oab bn TaopaD's Qill.r, bic er
oeriutt babe, ibnsl turrt bGttm Gr bt6luE
tOiOrt, bic Qi1sn gu osriubtR. Ser 2tpotbttcG
bate teiue mn route ibm suc anbert Dirt Gcbtn,
obsr IT bstanO ouf 8aOrap's INN it pursW i6m
sIs gum nacbitn 1Os btiorgt. CT nabm uur ,ue
be; GG6ts uaO iUbitt ioioyt better. Gr itse pas
9ntnnebmsn cine 3tit lang ort uno non i,ntm
Sags bis bcutt lit Die Rranibcit nitt luridgtttbrt.
6. y. g. Il ulri6,
&rg 819, 1fso1. etrnsc. Rclpsgort:Gitp.
7. Gftobtr 1898
2eute, ipel6e mad Dem Glen Itio,u fb blucr
urp unbcbolicn iiibltn uO Oit bduiig bcObadttu,
nab Die NabruHg ittp,r mo ibmtr3baft pie ciu
9tpidt Quf per Yaatnb0bls litgt. oocr bic Ser.
oduunQ sGtitlptrptu tabsu iuucrlibt @dmorrboiI
ben, gGtauoraua sUm Ropf 6Gure i'm WaQcu,
lttbtlteit, eoObrsnnsn ROpiibmtrjcn, Gttl zoe
Nubrunq, GusartjQts stuiitosm, 0rji6pd@c pocc
9erJfIepitu, GrtiduHQsstiJbl iDtun lcqcno.
6blUinocI bel itueasm Hniicbca Qurftc 0ou
2intn por ben @ugcn, Gjtbcr optr bumsie56mrs
sen I'M Sopi StOduuQtn Ots Sdmtibcg, gct6s
suut unO augcn, eeitcui3mcyltu, iolOic S6mua
zen in Der Grui otn @ltbUu unO plpglibt Gisa
unidGt, iplten einige GoiW psR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-10

n5n 6olgs Ger tinoiI42r. psr1l!e.en
MetbOben, Durf pelfe Die &rpals
tung unIerer 2(rmse gslsiist p;;o, iIt
@eneral Buffer auf un6sitimmte 3ait
5ur llnt6dtigteit ge3pun9sn uno muB
duf Transportation par.en, bis 2pro
Ro6erts' Ntm'e geniigeao oamit psrz
Ipr9t 1T.
9oeren4S StretF3iigt i'm 9 ii.
benbs5 Orunis@ 6rsiz
itodts.
W2aTeru, Z. 2iprif. - Die 8oez
rem, fpslde lebte Nofe in Stdrfs ppn
10000 damn bei 2oopbrano 3u|ams
men qe3pgen paren, brahen, nl6osm
liz Td Sbebu gfGbu'5 unO Der Wlooa
erzRiper&Wahertperfe bemd6tigt boIs
ten, in itarten 4bt6ejlunq'n uuT uno
I1reiTsn iebt i'm Siioen oe5 5reiItants
lumber unD beieben Die flsinsn Stdotc
nisoer, pel6e bon Den 9riten QerGumt
norDen Iinb. Die 8oaren Struteaje
Ihsint barin gu beIieben, baB lie nit
9srin9sr Baggage fhnille gep29ungen
mafsn, BON Den eng.iIfen 6armern
uno 2aoenbeIibern 9rppiant requjri4
rer A. =, a inounQan Der engli4
ldsr Streitfrdfta unter eiaanoer a64
fdneioen.
@eneral grabant'b 8oloniultrupper
Iino jeBt gum QrOBten 5hsile in Wepez
ner. sic iinb cine brillante 5ruppe,
(sSprtlcsun9 iicbc lcBte Scitc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-10

bic bortreiilibe Deuti6e fSamiIienar3nsi Die q.
gernaro arautsrpillen, ols bslpdbrie 9ausmiftel,
oa5 cbon uuiere 0orfabren nit aagqtj,i6Hetem er=
folgc Qeaen 10 piele f3 BON GeibsDt 5u G'sl9lsDf
icrterbenoen &ranfbeiten auiuanbten llnlere Sdfer
nno Witer ipuBten pas M.te oerosnttrmaben 5u
idGSen. pa baielbe i'll alien 5dnen BON llnoerpdnS
lihfsir Gcritopiuna, Ntalaria uno bel pirltn dns
herm 1rantbtteu uhfebbar hdlf es lit nnO blelbi
aud beute nod cine Der iuptrlainafsa GamiiiehS
mtpliR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-10
Sritiiche Gaub9ier.
Gampf INIT Ssn "golSenen Stub!."
llriad,c Der GmpDrnns nes Gumaiiie'
itammcs in ser britiIti,cn SplD'
tiiifenfplpnie.

auiler 6ran3 SoIepb'5 beporlteh:ncer
9eIuh in Berlin BON oer Misner
YrIiis uQgsmein ge6;ligt. : Die
Barrier Weitaus IteQung blejbt an
Sonntagsn offer. = Nur Der umez
rifanii6e Naiionul YaoiQpn
ourfte cine 9(usna6ms maiden. =
@iltoria FGhrt no6 INNER in Dub
fin ipa3ieren. = Die SeutsnptIt in
9tutralsn.
GpnDon, 8. 9lpr;l. = SfFi5ielle
Yeridte Sir 6rsoerid MitdsG 6oOgz
IONS, @ouoerneurs uno SberbefshIsz
babers ber 8olotIIte &olonis, ergsz
ben, oaB Der 4ufitano Der 9(l6antlS
pur6 bic BON Den 8ritsn gsmadtsa
9sriuds psrurluht purDe, li9 Dss
ysolosnen Stubls bonn Iihanti," oeS
fDaiglidsn 5brones, gu bamd6tigen.
&0nig 5rempab Bate oisisn go.oensn
Stubl anesblih psr1tedt, ais er li6 Der
britii6sn Expedition unter Sir 5ranz
Gig Scott untsrparf. Der 8umaIIiez
Stamm niperiebt Ii6 ois1sn 8erluden
auf's 9eftigite uno bas Hslultat lit,
odB 5tpei britiite Gonitabler ihIpsr
psrlpunoet Duroen uno oaB elmer ge7
tDotst norDen 1T. Sin anDsrer miro
pernriBt uno nod q ipur0sn lel9t
psrpunDst. Die meilten Gingsborsnene
6duptlinge erfldren Ii9 jsboa lDDal
uno oerpsigern Den aumdiIiss thre
Siilfs.
Ser 9ouperneur bofft, cine frisoIide
2Diung gu betperfItslligsn. gr bat
stpei tpsitsre Gpmpasnien Sruppen
mad benz S6auplaBs Der unru6sn BE-
orbert.
5ran3 Soiepb gebt nad
8srltn.
Wien, 9. april, = Die 0freidiide
prsKs o6ne ausnabms biQigt Die pom
Safer Jran5 Soieph angefiino;gts
9lbIidt, i'm nGditen Monat, sslsgsnt@
li6 bss gintritts oss bsutidsn &ronz
prin5sn in oas Otter Der 8oGjd6riga
tsit, in ges!eitune oes 9rafen 9oluz
dopsti, Deg Ditre:9ildsn M;niitsrs
oes 4usIpdrtigsn, Berlin gu 6sluben.
Die nNsu. 5rsie prshe" iast:
sWeHn iia bic hsiOen aaiIsr Die 5dno
in JreunoI6aft reihsn, perpen lie in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-10
GREAT SCOTT.
8prIi4 3 m a Bre9eln it
grtttI tl5gW G finb;en,


&iHg It n, eSSan1aica, 9. 9pri!. =
Die Hts.oung III 1:sr eiRgetrUFfsn, buB
bus brit;Ide @aihpooer in ben tpeIz
inoiIaen GapdHsrn I'm Elm Sf!ahtz
l9;fF, 3nei areu3er uno me6rers Sprz
peopbopte perIidrft nerDen IoQ.
Die 2onooner 9reiie ii bsr
unfere Yr foenti If its
Gdmpdgne.
2Onppn, 9. 9fpril. = Die 2onz
bOner prsi1s beIdGftigt Iid nit Der BE-
porltebenosn Hatipnoi Champagne in
Den Ser. Staaten uno er0rtstt, o6
bielslbe bic 0eltang 4merita'S in
9inIi6t auf Den iiioafritaniIdenSr;eg
bssinftuh.n t0nHa. ,grpan uno leine
2;eutsnant5 2tltgslo uno Sones," Fogt
bic uMail," nIiaO entIdloiitn, Der De-
motraiiiden Ylostform eine Snterpsn@
tion5 Y!anfe e;n5uFiigen. uno ss 1T
iidsr, oaB tpd6reno Der ton1menoen
YrQIosnt1dafts Champagne manhes
b;ttsre Bort gegtn unier 2ano i'm Snz
tereiIe bon ei3ptden gsldgt tperz
ben nirb. 0emptrat:16s Reoner tperz
ben aus Die lem 9runos ieoe5 uas ul>
giinItise 8eriiat oer9r0Bern uno 3orn
uno 9sradtung ihrer 2anD5lsute auf
uns 6erauf beI6poren."
vQ6er," tr0Itet Ii6 ba5 2Dnooner
glatt, mir brauhen Dor i6rem 8ere0e
tsine 9tn9it gu 6aben, pa aGs gs9entpdrz
tigen 2ln5eifsn auf e;ne rod enti6iez
oenere Nispsrla9e Der DsmofratiIhen
partei, ais in 1896, osutsn, SnoeB
IinD prdiiDsntidaftspablsn Ipriitz
p0rtli6 ungsipiB; nsbmen mir alip an,
grpan tperoe PrdIioent neroea, mill
len mir Damn einsn iofortigsn Snterz
pant:pnsDerlud erpurten? 0ur9aus
ni6t; Der neue prdiOent miro fei1
Qmt ni6t por Dem 6riibiulr 1901 ans
tretsn, uno ielbIt Dann fam e. Ni4ts
ohne 3uIt;mmung Das Senats t6un.
Der i It a6sr farf rspu6i!tanil6 uao
miro feinsm 9emofraten 5u 2iebe nit
gn9tano bre6an."
9oni's 8ormuno ge1torz
Sen.
Yaris, 9. 9lpril. = getreffs Der
tur5li6sn 2lmeritaF aFa6rt bes ,9rafan"
goni De GaIts1uae uno Isinsr @attin
Gnna, geborene 9oulp, miro isBt be-
tannt, oaB oieIeiben auf Der 8udreiIe
pon Der Der. Stautsn bon sinem 9(nz
pait als 9ertretsr Der 5anul:e 8oulp
6sgleitet Iparen. 0ieisr 9err bate Den
Quftrug, ii6 ii6er DE SdulDsn goni's
gsnau gu .;nformiren rnp Die prirganoz
ten 81 be3o6len, aber Dsm u8rafen"
lslbit tein baares 9elo fir reue
SummReiIen gu geben. BalD nat Der
Qnfunft in Paris erfrantte Der 2lmez
rifaner jeooh an elmer 2unqsnsataiinz
oung uno 1T am 5reitdg i'm r8runo
6otei" geItor6sn.
linn einc Grfaltumg lit clncnt Saac
gu fnrircm,
nebme man v2aratipe grono Quiz
nine Sablsts." 2lQe 2lpot6ster oebsn
oas @slo suriid, tpean ss Su bsi.en perz
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G1a,Anr,2 449, 451, 453
VNuer 9, Noro>Wap, ctr.
pie ueu,tte SaGresfGlubfeier

nSputbcrn Spmpeppatbic ssericai College,
- nro -
bcutc Stenifna. -. Den 10. 2tprif, uhr Mtenos
in Der ~Septaiopben-Saiie" itattfinoea
Slnrcptn ptrpen Qebatcn bon Or. s. =. &Nn
Vtctcr, Sttan Dts p6ruucn=6Oltg5," uuD 81. ).
2. GrcQQ Guitis pon g9aibiugtou.
Sas Yublifum lit engeaDen. Cl00bl
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Sdhuh Cffertclt

Die bead)tnsmsrb fno. Gcraoe su Der 3cit, iptnn
Sic om Wteiicn Qebraud)t ipcroen 3nr Srtr=
,cit ipir iebcn pafr pie nieoriQieu 4rsile on
Sic baben Die gtusipabt inter rqenb einer Tnmz
ncr pcr neueiten Niuiter. llniers Garante nit it,
oem Yaare.
SprnQ6ofen Ginbri6ube NIT edniirsn onsr
Gn0pcn, Die nie iiir pcriQer, al5 1Jt
pcrfauit purosn, NM einiQt fitr $l.oD
iiir pisicn @trtaui III 8rpbcn BON
bis II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49c.
S6u6c fir iurQe Mdo6eu - farf rno Dau=
crbaft, GuiI;t ooer i3lparj, 3um Sbnitz
rsn nOer Sn5picn, $50 ncrtb, Iir.... 95c
satin= uno RuiFa talbgleotrne e6niirz
Sd1ube fir Gua6en, Sprino Soadcn
Gr0ben bis 49,, Wortu 81, Iir...... 69c
&olbslcoernc Guaben Sdniiribubc, au
9uliooQ= =Seliteu. iarfe Spblen, c5r6ben Il
Bis -, ipejiele 81. .35 Gualitdt, fiir.... orc.
GiRoer. S6ubt, an Den &npben ptritdrtt,
nit ertra bobcn Stciiungcl, iiir Sinner
nit ihpafrn 9r6dcln. n...................5c.
g9cibc characterization nit Strippcn, icbr
biibibe 7sacons fir..........75c. unp 81 90
&attuticotruc %amp Scbube iiir tleinc
&unosn, nit Sprinq =0atcn, icbr tleioz
iams Sbube, sl.15 iptrtb iir........Sl 30
S6ube nit Sud- pber SGaccleocr=Sbertbcil
ir iunQc MdOden, oaf 1cQent 3ebcn=
ltiitcn. Qotcntlcper SorblGtter, Gu=
Bcri elegant uno i'm g9crtbe Don 800,
20
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Baltimore Cbio=S abr= 9 ullctiu.

SHIItWDrC=IUtU=T5
$500 con Baltimore nadb nen Senninsss
Settrenncu unb suriit, .inId9lieettb @intritt
sum QlaBe, tir Den Spc}ai5uq, pelcber oen
Hfount GODal=eabn3of tdglib nm 1.30 Nab=
m;ttdQs uro Den 6amocn= Sabnboi nm 81
NahmIttdqs p;rldBt, -uusgsnommsu Sonntaes,
pom >. bis sum II. Npril, enibli.Bid). Ser
Spciialjus fir Bic gudiubrt idbrt unntite!bar
nab Dem Eennen as. to0)
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llm cine Grfdltung in ctncm Saae
su fnrircu,
nebms man r2aralipe 9romo Out
nine Sablsts." 2lae 4poi6sfer osbsn
bas 9slo 5uriid, pean es gu bsi.en per-
fsblt. s. N. 9roDe's Nameas3ug III
auT ieoer S1ahtel. 25 Genis.
(Stt 81 81 SaS9E 6lRt.A
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Jo6n c. Uri6(e.

Citrn nubt Glucc, eueOt stiocn unO 2islcr
i3ipirn oanoi0uhe StrrliuQz 5iIber Soiletcn=Giar=
uituren, Gdnlmc. Soaarbiritcn, nouoipicael, Stcr=
ling 5ibsr Observation-Disclosures fir Sinner soc.
Sterlinq=Silber =9lrmbdnocr ir Ganlcu nit
SdoB unp Sbliiiel, 9robc ODER flcinc 8lcncr,
G5c. bis 81 so. Gcfluloip=Gdmme, Soaarbiirtsu.
@anOipicotl Sciicn= ooer @uprrDoien, Sttrltuez
Silber Jinoerbitc 12c. unp zoe Yiibcrieiben
nit Sibcrbtidag, tucib. purpur uno liad, 23c
unD soc. StaubDidte prQoDete NbotoqrnpEic=
3abmen 25c. uno soc. Ncuc @iirtcl= Sdnu0cn
zoe, 39c. uup soc.
Srible, SIR. 80, SS.=Serimatpn=S Ctr.
Gs Miro 9suti6 d etipro6cn.
(gprin S&S)
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Sire aaosre Oempnltra!ion unIerer
herporragenpen Sareain lle6srlsgenz
hait. Cine onoars 2iits BON duberit
nieOri9en Yreiisn, Die nur lier mosz
ii6 Iino.
Die nsufn Wferr: An,iss fit fnaben
io(ltsn bon uns fommsn. Da5 1T Der
San, penn Sic etlpa5 gsiieres, als Die
getpD6nliGsa, lpi;nIGsn = Stipas, auf
osreu Srasbarteit sG.s Itb periui1en
t0nnen. Gs 1T zines Der pollfdncigz
iten 9lHortiment5 bon neuen Jriip@
ia6rszMobsn, gu osfen 8eIi6tigun9
mir Sic einIaosn, bod Iino Bic prslle
unoergtsi6li6 n;eorig, pofiir Sis Eih
intsreIIiren perosn. 0isr folgen eini=
ae Dapon:
$500 abIplut Qunj iuOtene Dpppcirsibqe
&nabenz2lnjiiQc, elegant geipilrelte ealD=
mere unO id)lidlt blauc uuO ibpar}e Sid
Qonal; G5r0Btn bis IL Sabre. ......S S33 3o
MoOcrnc @lOuisn=stn3a0e iiir &inoer, ma
rincb!au, qanj poueue ScrQt, 0rpBen >
biz Sabre. 500 Gualitat. SD. ="
Gan, ,pplene DoppsIreibige anabensAnbtes,
in allen ucuciteu qeipiirftltsn Wtuitcrn,
Qtitrciit uto tarrirt, einiblisBli6 blansr
nnO idpar}er Gbepiots, Die S4o0 Aud -
litGt Observation-Disclosures.
GBau, pollcne marincblau. unO oopptlreibQe
j6parje 6Depot &naben=gn8iigc, Die re-
Quldre 81 90 SuaitQt. Qt.................S2.4 81. As
GleQantt 9louien=Nn3iiqe iiir Sinner, md=
rincbIaue unO qraus Ssrgss, bretcr
StiierfraQcn, nit Sise bsltBt, regns
lGrs $500 Gualitdt, Gr6sen bis 10
Sabre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. > I.OJ
Sans ncllene opppelrtibiae eleeautc snaben=
Mnjuge aus farrirter unD 9eiuur1elten
Guiimtrcs eut Qtmadt uuo Qeiitttrt
iperoen oatntbalben fir 800 Ucrtauit;
e,r0Ben bis Is Sabre. rc................$1 3S
Glcoane aus pref stilden beitcbsnoc ams
Der @titcc=Nn}iiqc, in elmer Qroben Nus=
Dabl Der N}uicr, nit Sbiffcr= oner
SRodtraQsu allentbalbcn iir $50 per-
fduft unIcr Yrets. LBS
GleQunte aus Drei Sriiden btitcbcnOc Sinner
8eitee=9lnjUgc qemntcrte 6alTmere III
GrDBen BON bis Subrtn, $50 Guds
lltaf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . L. 80
Glsioiame aus brei etiden b>ftebenpc anbcr
Gcitet=Nu3iQc, NIT ieparattr eleQdntcr
lCi0tncr gSeits, nie unter 500 perfauft;
unltr Srel5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Pei 40
90c. GonburoD &nabsu=GueboisI, @r0Ben 4
bis Is Sabre Observation-Disclosures. ooc
Motber's Sricno s6rt=g8aiits, wcib mO
ItrcaIe g,biioslt II. uHgebiigslt soc. II. 75c
50c. Ntuitsr BON Gnaben=Gappsn ans blouer
Ssrge obIarbiQsm 6Oocrt unp farrir=
tenn Sud 25c
NsiBt 4crcalc Gnabeu=Sbirt.9 99aiits unQt=
biQst, nit pper pbne GraQen; alc GrD=
BEN .......................2 25c
6toonte Gnabeu= Niitc nm Guppsu.. soc
SOC Guaber=Guichpieu ...........s9 .s9c
Suptni(e Giuocr= =0emotn. iptik uuo Iercale,
QeraDe 10, nie pie pts 8attrg. .5c.
On nUs
G5r6Scn 19c
;}pil5en 10 rno II llbr perfduen mir 40t.
|Rnabcn=Gueboicn ans Su6 in olen
0r6Btn ......................... Ioc.
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Gr. 80, 9S.=Scrimatpn=St
Wn Sic TdnIcfr.

&enntniB pom 3udbnsiO.n eincs &lciOe5 at bus
ben, lit pid)tiQer, ais Die gtnertigHne beitlbcE
&leOer. 3uibuciOm nab Gem electric ; a.
men G bneiptr 3 It III 0ebDrig Qclebrt
lit 5nr GrlcrnunQ nas Wollfommcnite mn Nlsrz
bette Sas Observation-Disclosures DrD bel bic
lem Spitcm Qebrautt uno lit feline peisre Ribt=
ibrur criorocrlit 3o= lebtcte nm ciniadtc
epicnt, weldDes betannt lit uno 5eper fcnncn lcr=
nen tann. Gie Griparns in Sbrer GleiocrnnIcr=
tGunQs=Rc6nnng mirb Sic reiblid cntibdoQcn.
Sprcbcn Sic por bel NJ. Mubcr, Nr PIP
0orp=6baslts= Strabe, ppcr Tr. 226, Siio=9roap=
ipap, III @c3ua oui SeOngungcn II. /. III.
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aOuap's ,,.n
@" YiQen

grGs 25 Cents per Sbo6tcl. @ertauft non ais
len spotbstcrn Oocr per Qoft nut Gmpfano oti
Srtiies. &uolvap & 6 o., 4r. S., GlmsS.r.,
Ren=0orf
se,u Si. fiber, Nab 81. Raonaps ,rb1lttn.
Reabtsn 81. ntr gunoesh,upd .R. q. Gs an
Dem, mas Sic :auisn. (4
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1c<l 6>1fn,o1t & 6.
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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-07-31

League clubs trying to lana him. RE
wasn't the wonderful twirler Rusis
was, though. Amos had more speed
than any man who ever hurled the
horsehide. What was more, he had
splendid curves. and was never afraid
to take a chance with them"
Rusie was declared to be in better
shape this season when he reported for
duty at the Polo grounds than he had
been for some years back He ex-
pressed himself as we'll pleased that
his difference with the New York man
agement was settled and seemed con-
fdent that he would be able to go in
to the box this season and do the finest
pitching in his career Rusie is very
popular in New York, as he is in about
all the league cities. His presence in
the team puts confidence into the
players and also serves as a good
drawing card.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-07-31

a quarter Of century ago Dick
Phelan commenced playing profession
al ball and he is still at it. although he
has rounded his forty-sixth milestone
on lifes journey. In some respects he
is the most unique figure on the dia-
mond today. A list OF the players who
have been members of teams which
have claimed old Dad" from 70 to
1900 would look like a good-sized sec
ton Of the city directory. Many of his
contemporaries Of the early days have
tailed their last runs.
Phelan was q youngster when he be-
gan his career. Born IN 81, he started
out at Altoona. National League.
League-Alliance. International. East
ern, Union, Southern, North Pacific.
Texas Western Association, California
and Pennsylvania have all claimed
him for their own, and Canadians and
Cubans have also seen the old boy in
action. None OF the Pelicans have hit
any harder against the Red twirlers
in the series to date than this same
Phelan, who played alongside of Billy
Barnie, Tom Lotus, Sam Barley,
Willy Bill Hutchinson, George Pink
ney and scores Of other old diamond
heroes.
Il have an idea that I played ball at
the greatest altitude upon which a ball
field was ever laid out" said Phelan
to me. 1T was on the Great Divide
at Breckenridge. above Leadyille, in
Colorado, and something over 1900
feet above the sea- We were beyond
the timber line. Dave Foutz was in
that game. So was Henry Kessler, the
old Cincinnati backstop, who recently
died in the poorhouse near Pittsburg
We were On the Atlantic slope Of the
Rockies, but one ball was knocked into
a stream that emptied into the Pa
ciic. Rem milford, Jr, in Cincinnati
Post.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-07-31
Diamond scintriations.

Harry Steinfeldt, who will attempt
to fill the shoes of McPhee at second
for the Cinclnnatis, has a big contract
on his hands. From all accounts he
has Jared poorly thus far
Pitcher Clarke Griffith, of the Chi
Cages, thinks every ball player should
quit the business for his own good. 1T
is only a question OF time when we all
have to quit" says Grif. and the
sooner a man quits, the better off he
will be. for it is a cinch he won't haYs
a cent, no matter how long he stays in
the business.
The veteran Zip" ONeil, once one
of the leading batsmen Of the country,
who did considerable umpiring in the
Eastern League. says that he is done
with base ball Il have given up UNI
piring," said he. The salary Of the
umpire in minor league is not enough
to tempt me to leave my business dur
ing the summer months"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-07-31
ontnsIder sehrali.

Joseph E. schran. one Of the out
ielders of the Minneapolis Club, is a
graduate from the amateur ranks OF
Cincinnati. where he still resides. His
first engagement with an outside club
was in 1886 with the Clerks of Belle
vile, III. His debut as a professional
was with the Cairo Club of the Cen
trail League in 1897. lie batted 1896
that year and flelded .942. He started
the season Of 1898 with the Omaha
Club Of the Western League, but was
released without a fair trial and then
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-07-31

S1eh is the universal comment of ex-
perieneed travellers after making a trip
over the "Great Overland Route" the
Union Pacific Railroad. It exeels in
completeness of equipment, condition
of track and speed of trains. all OF
which make travel a continual source
of comfort and pleasure. All principal
points east are reached many hours
earlier than via other lines. and con
seeuently at less expense. Therefore,
when you decide to go east yeu should
use this popular line, and fer further
information communicate with Il. NJ.
Clay, General Agent, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-07-31
Therorgotton political Hand. Of Yesterday

The Forgotten Political Hands Of Yesterday
When one arrives in a city, there is
a subtle association Of personalities
with the new scenes unfolded And
it is usually the personalities then in
power which forces the interest. The
man or hero OF to-day may be that
lonely feeble parsonage passing on the
other side of the street tomorrow. In
line at a recent presidential reception
was diginifed elderly man with a
patriarchal beard. When he came to
the President he was asked for his
name a second time. then there was a
cordial grasp and hearty greeting
It was former western statesman who
was once prominent in Congress and
served on the Ways and Means Com
mittee with President Mckinley.
Now he is Federal judge in the
west.-'The National Magazine for
May.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-07-31

In the American Monthly Review Of
Reviews for May Prof John r. Com
mons, the leading American authority
on the subject of proportional repres-
entation describes the new Belgian
system, under which the first elections
are about to be held. Professor Com
mons shows how the system would
work if applied in New York City
elections
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-07-31

Joined the Grand Rapids Club Of the
Interstate League, ranking eighth in
the official batting averages with .S21
to his credit. He played only "a
games with that club and owing to
trouble with Torreyson, its owner, was
released. The Hamilton Club, of the
Canadian League. secured his services
for the balance of the season and in
Il games he batted 1871 He was re-
tanned for the season of 1899 and near
its close figured in deal with Detroit,
but the latter forfeited its right to him
and Minneapolis purchased him. He
played in Is games as a Detroit out
fielder and President Johnson places
him sixth among the batsmen with an
average Of 1893, but his fielding per-
centage was only .S44.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-07-31

Those who have read the "Tiverton
Tales Of Miss Alice Brown will not
need to be urged to secure the May
New Lippencott," in which appears
her hrst novel, april Showers com
plete. All the rustic beauty and humor
which made up the "Tiverton Tales
are here lavished on novel whose plot
is fresh and new and whose characters
are racy of New England life.