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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

aenpoobzM pe., nabe 8alttmoreftr..
ID BEL rs, @rbs. $3.50, $1,000.
emma 8. Hautman unb 9atte On
gorneliu 81. Gbtparbs, Otfeite Der
TO-, nabe presburpitr., so BET 1913,
SIS.
Waffeni pfeiffer unb @atte an gao
6. @dree, Norbieite Der 5abettez, mo-
BE pulasfiitr., 13 Bel II, 9rb5. 81,
$500.
@bp. s. Gallagher an Mi9ael s.
Sane unb Srau, Weitieite Der Sem
poobzMpe nabe 8altimoreftr., IA Bel
rs, @rb5. $3.50, $3.50.
r@palbing g. 9. C 8. a." an 3D..
aaben, @iiboitfeite Der Sapetteitr.,
nabe Gentral=Npe., Is BET =, 9rb5.
$3.50, 1886.
Charles 81. Msiitsr an Sreberid 90.
Siemanr unb Srau, WeHfeite ber5rez
montzMpe., nabe pierceftr., 1875 Bel
=, @rb5. $50, SIS.
Sreberid %. Siemann an CHARLES
81. Meiiter, Wefieite Der Sremont=,
nabe 9ierceitr., 1875 Bel = Srba.
$50, S..
Treberid %. Siemann, 4bm., on
George s. Slentie, Norbieite Der Ga
itern<Ipe., nabe Gaitiez@lep, II Bel
So, @rbs. SIS, 500.
George s. Slentie an Sobannu
80bm, Nprbfeite Der gaiternz@ penue,
nu6e gaitlezQ qep, II Bel So, 9rb5.
$18, 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
Der. s1naer BON Baltimore.

Sauptquartier: n@ermania : Mdn=
ner6pr : Sane." Prdfibent Sruna
saltl, Nr. 222, Norb 2ibertpitraBe;
5efretGr @bam Sbit, Ger. 1000, 5rea
berid : 4benue; S4aBmeiiter s. 8.
8aqner; 9irigent 9. Melamet. 9ez
leqaten : @eriammlung jeben speiten
sSreitag i'm Monat.
,Nrion."
Sauptquartier: rMe6anics' 9dqe,"
Nr. 317, Wefz5apetteftraBe. Singz
ftunbe: Mittpo9s; 9iri9ent: $. 6.
SSranf.
n@ermanidz MGnner9or."
6uuptquartier: r@ermanid : MGnz
ner6or : SaGe," CIR. 410-412, 3d.
2ombarbi trabe. Singitunbe Sonz
neritaqs - Oirigent: Gbn. 80dner.
rSrpbftnn."
Sauptquartier: u5robiinn : 6a1e,"
Nr. 1000, Sreoeridz4 Denue. Singz
ftunbe: Mittpo4s - Strigent: 8.
&riippel.
uMrbeiter : MGnner9pr."
9uuptquartier: @nbrea5' SaQe,
g}r. 314, 9anopert rabe. S%tngitunOe:
MittpD9s = 9irigent 9. Melamet.
nS6aIiaz Mdnner9or."
Sauptquartier: @oigt's Sale, Rr.
1872, Surforbz4oenue. Stngitunbe:
0ienitaas - 9irigent: 8. STRIPPED.
uMrbeit er z2tebertufel."
Sauptquartier: Neib9arbt's 9uae,
CIR. 1913, @eit : prattitrabe. Sing
ftunbe: Mtttpo4s-Otrtgent prOf.
8pGbraht.
uMeBger : 9eungberetn:"
Sauptquartier: Sorban's 9a1e,
Nr. "a, Centre Marfet : @puce.
@ingftunbe: 0ienitoss - Strtgent:
s. 6. 5runf.
@efunqperein rgbeGpeiB."
@tngitunben jeben Sienitag Qbeno
8 ll6r in Sp6n 8. Qber's 9aue,
Soitz unb Gait : IDenue. Sirigent
9rof. u. 99neiber.
uGt9enfran5."
Sauptquurtier: s. 3orn's Safe,
Gde 3. unb @ougbitraBe; @ingz
ftunbe: Mittpo9s - 9irigent: 5.
8arplus.
vMosart Mdnnsr9or."
6auptquartier: g. 9artmdnn's
6aae, SefferionitraBe nno Central
glpe. @ingftunbe: 9tenitags - Stz
rtQent: %. S6loegel.
rMelpbie."
Sauptquartier: S, &ies' Safe,
gde 2opItrabe unb 8elair : Marft,
@ingftunbe: 9pnneritags - 9iri=
Qent: r. &drolus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
Sranb INN Qebcusherfuif-

CT. 2ouis, "a. sunni. = Sir
6eute friib in benz BON Der 5. CD
tpuros painting So. eingenommencr
9ebGube, Nr. 802, Morganitr., oltsz
gebro9enes5euer berbreitete iid raid
auf Die a~nitobenben @ebdube, in be-
rem oberen Stodnerfen Samilier
ppbnten, 10 baB elm panit unter Der
8etpp6nern ausbra9. Me6rere Der:
ielbsn iprangen aus ben 5entern
5rau Inna 3pold tplrbe i4iper Der:
lebt unb Itdrb 6innen elmer bul6er
Stunbe. Wu9 ibre So9ter Camille
uno ibr So6n Gbtpar0 fprangen Der:
ab uno trugen lebensgefGbrlt9e Der:
leBungen' baoon. Der pefunidre Ser;
luit lit npmineI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
Sluttbaten beridmdbter S~iebBaber

YbtlaDelpbtd, %. SUM-. -
Wm. Serbian bra6te beute Der 5rar
Marb 8ipfon, elmer 8ittpe, BEL mel
der er in Die Soft cling, cine tDotli3e
S6ubpunbe Bel unb beging bann
Selbitmorb. Sas BON Der Mittpe
betriebene &oitbaus mar Der S9au=
plab Der Srug0Oie. Serbian mar in
bic 5rau berliebt unb begging DieS6at,
neil lie feline 9eirut6santrdge 5uridz
mics.
Netp gort, 25. SUM-. - Otto
Strano feuerte beute auf Glen @az
itenburg, 9ausbdlterin in einem
9rooflpner 9otel, uno bra9te ibr Ell
ne f9pere, iebo9 ni9t t0Otli6eWunz
be an &opfe Bel. Gr tObtete ii9 ounn
auf Der steqe bur9 etnen 5peiten
S9uB in fem 9e6trn. gr bate bas
Srauen5immer tpteberbolt erIu6t,
i'm gu beiratben, unb ma6te ibr 6euz
tie, unmittelbar bor Der 8lutt6at, Ell
men lebten 6eiratbsantrdo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
Gbelbcrt Suns Sn0.

GlebeIanb, g., Is. Stunt. -
Staatsiefretdr 9ab unb Samilie taz
men beute nit ben ueberreiten bes in
Nepz9aoen, Conn.,, auf 10 truurige
WeiIe umgefommenen 4belbert g.
Sap 6ier an. Die 2et6e fpurbe iofort
mad Der n2afepiepzG Cemetery" gez
bra6t, mo bas 2ei4en6egdngniB am
Na6mittag itattfanb. 9r. 9aD unb
Samtlie limb Bel 9rn. Samuel Maz
tier in @lenbiQe au @aite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

*** Die biesjdbrige sroBe MaFer.
Grfurion bes n2abor : 2pceums" fin
bet um 30. sunni ftatt. 9as rege Goz
mite fat bas iopnii9 gelegene unb re-
rpbirte Summit : 9rppe am Stonez
Greet belegt unb tpirb NGes aufgebOten
tpsrben, ben Sag 10 amiiiant fpie m0gz
It9 gu MAIDEN. Gin GROCER 8ort6eil
fir bic 8equemli9feit Der S6etlnehmer
liest barin, bab bus Gomite einen ies
puraten Sampfer fir ben Sag engaz
girt bat, unb 5tpar ben neuen Sampfer
rSouriit t." 9erfel6e 1T bequem eingez
ri9tet unb itebt ben S6etlnebmern
boGitGnbig our @erfiisung. Sir unz
terbaltunsen pirb beitens geiorgt fem,
benin bafiir lit bas @ergniigungs Gos
mite bes r2abor : 2pceums" befannt.
Die Mbfa6rt bes Sampfers beidgt bic
Mnnonce. Man bofft, baB ii9 bic
Mitglieber 5ablrei9 betbeiligen, bd Der
ertpartete l1eberf6ub fir bic neue
Surni9ule bertpenbet tpiro. @lio Gut
Sell!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
Surd rincn 8liB frahl in SranS
ueleBt.

G6icago, Is. sunni. - Wdbrenb
eines beftigen 9epitteriturmes 6eute
@benb truf Elm 8liBitrobl bas 9ebduz
be bes vGolegs Der 4er5te unb Wunbz
Grste" an !9arriionz, 5nii4en Doooz
unb 9pnore : Strube. 9us 9ebGube
qerietb in 9ra11b unb puroe in fur5er
53eit bonitGnbig %5eritDrt. Gs mar Ell
mes Der I90niten ieiner Dirt i'm Weiten.
Der S6aben pirb ii9 auf etpa $780,
900 beluufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
BON mnb mad, Wanila.
9eneralabiutant GDrbin unb Gene
r%alarat @ternbsrg i9ifften ii4 in
San sSran5iscp elm.

OeHerdldpIuIdHt SDrp1t unD OeHe7
r~alarst @tsrnbsrs f9ifften ii4 in
Gan Sran5iscp Elm.
Sran5tseo, Is. Suni.-
Iuf benz Sransportbampfer rSanz
cod" Der 6eute bon bier abfdbrt, Be-
giebt fi9 9eneralabiutant gprbin
no9 ben Ybilippinen, um bort bieg0aiz
litdrperpaltung griinbli6 gu inipiatz
rem. 8rtsaoesenerul Weiton, Gbef
bes 8erpflesungszS epartements, bat
ii9 audi auf benz r9uncod" mad Muz
Mia etnsef9ifft. Gr ion Die tiir5li9
entoedten eroBen unterf4leife in Der
Sntenbantur Der PbiltppinenzIrmee
unteriu9en.
Mit bemfelben 9ampfer retit Der
G6ef bes Santtdtspeiens Der 8unz
besarmee, 9eneralar5t Sternberg,
na9 ben Pbilippinen. gr ionobl,
ipie General Gorbin unb General Wez
iton io1en iiber bas GrgebniB ihrer
Snfpettipnsreife an bas &riegsbeparz
tement ausfibrli9en 8eri9t eritatten.
Inter ben 8aiitenzpafagiere bes
u9ancpd" befinben ii4 apei beuti9z
amerifanii9e GongreBmitglteber, Der
8unbes1enator 6. s. 9ietri9 bon See
brastd unb Reprdientant Sui. &abn
bon Gan Sran5isco, bic 8eiOe na9
ben gbilippinen reiien, UNI 2anb unb
2eute gu itubiren. Serner reiit cine
Qn5a6l amerifanii6er 2ebrer fir bic
Dffentli9en ~S9ulen auf ben Pbilipz
pinen auf benz r9ancod" nit.
Gan Srun5tscp, Is. Sunt.-
Der Sransportbampfer y@rant" lit
nit Dem 48. unb 40. SreipiaigenzHez
ginent, B eitebenb aus N%esermannz
i9aften, Die bor 5tpei Sabren in ben
Siioftaaten fir ben Stenit auf ben
Pbilippinen r~efrutirt tpurben, bier
angefommen. Die Iusmu iterung Der
beioen &esimenter erfolgt in ben
nG9iten 5pet Wo6en. 4m 8orb bes
u9rant" befinben ii9 mod 81 &aiiiz
tenzgaHa9iere, bic Mebr5ubl beurz
luubte Sfft5iere.
Sas 40. Sreitpilisen : Heetment,
Gommanbeur Sberit @parb N.9opbz
min, tpurbe geitern auf Der Breiibipz
Reierbation al1sgemuitert. Dim Sonz
nerftag pirb bas AZ. SretpiGisenzRe>
giment entldHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
Gin blutaieriacr 9ana,nhi.

@ancouper, 8.zg., Is. Stunt,
- Sn pa4niinniger Morbgier bat Elm
gbineie bier cine i9redli9e Sluttbat
peribt. gr iiberfiel mebrere 2anbsz
leute in i6rer !6iitte unO 6teb NIT einem
8eil auf bic Wehrloien Elm. giner blteb
tpbt auf Dem YluBe unb bic iibrigen
bier Iinb berart 5ugeri9tet, baB tie
ni6t nit benz 2eben 0ubon fommen
tDnnen. Der M0rber purbe feItgez
npmr1er1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
SinsfuB IN nirbria.

philadelphia, %. SUM-. -
Gum eriten Male in Der 8ei9i3te Der
@tabt philadelphia tit Elm 4nleibe4
8eriu6 fsblgeidlugen. Die Muni5iz
palitdt bate fiiralt6 cine Inlei6e BON
100000 gu 3 Pro5ent aus9ei4riez
ben, fpel9e CUR 8erbeferung Der Waiz
iersufu6r Der Stabt benubt tperben
ioute, aber biz gum Iblauf bes Ser
Minis paren 11ur $4,000 BON @ep. 8.
SiQ BON Der Sirma Orerel e So. gez
sei9net. @ls 9runb pirb angegeben,
bab Der offerirte 3insfuB gu gering 1T,
ba Der ibli9e3ins gegentpdrtig 4 proz
3ent betrGqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
General Wnnh rrfranft.

6abuna, 25. Sum-. - Der 3uz
itanb bes General : 9ouperaeurs
Woob, pel9er felt mebreren Sagen
an einem 4nfuG BON Grippe unbMaz
lariafieber leibet, Der i'm jebo4 ni4t
an Der 4usiibung ieiner Qmtspflt4z
ten gebinbert bat, bat ii3 beute etz
mas perf6limmert. 6eute Na9mttz
tag iteigerte 1i9 bas Steber 10, boB
Der gatient bas 8ett aufiu9en mubz
tie. Der Mrst bat inn abiolute Ru6e
Deroronet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
s Bel s Bel A 2f16 entbGlt Elm

&ifte s Bel s Bel 42f16 entbGlt Elm
Quart.
&iite 8 Bel 8 Bel 1913 entbdlt
1 Yed.
aife 16 Bel 16 Bel 1916 entbalt
] 8ui9el.
aifte 16 Bel 16 Bel 1913 entbdIt
1 8uf9el.
1 Suf9el 9at 2150.42 8u6ifson.
1 8ubiffub bot 1928 &ubtt3ou.
1 Ole 9a1one bat 282 &ubitson.
1 Gorb 9Ol5 bat 128 all6itfuB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
&hifHfarfen

seta uuD BON Qmrspa abee Bremen esee 3axa
bmre beissst bic
9xyeSttisn Dee -9eatt6pen GorrefscnSenten,s
R,R,sa6k D2ItiHsypGty. xne Wef.OtfcesGuh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

Xxx Die epang. : lutb. ct. So6unz
mis- : @emeinbe, an Der berl. Weit@
2ombarbtraBe, label au ibrem beute
in 2obr's purt ftattfinbenben picntc
unb Sommerna6tsfeft Elm. Sir elm
feines Souper, fir anerbanb Grit
f9unsen unb 8elufigunsen 1T BE-
items Sprae setragen pprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

*** @m Montug, ben 1. Suli
Nbenbs 8 l1br, nirb i'm u0abpr : 2bz
ceum" 9r. Mur Barter NepzYOrt)
einen febr interefanten 8ortrag iibel
3epolutipnGren Spaialismus uni
Reform : Politit balten. 9r. 3d.
Barter lit Elm iebr begabter Rebne,
unb md4t augenblidli9 cine Qgita=
tionstour bur9 Die Ser. Staaten
IS ioute baber fein Oeuti6er per=
iGumen, bieien 8ortras gu beiu4en
Die 9efangs : Settion bes n2a6orz
2pceum" ptrb Dor unb mad BEN
8ortrage einige 2ieber gum Better
geben. Ser @intritt 1T fret.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
Waabe uuo 6emidte,

pie bieIelben BON Der 8altimorer
W1e6lz unb 9etraibez80 ansenomz
men fperDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

! YCu.
aiHe 1e bel 16 Bel 43f1e entbalt
] 8ui9el.
1 8uf6el.
l gufdel fat 2150.42 8u6tf3on.
1 aubiffub bot 1923 &u6tt3ou.
1 @l 9alone bat 282 &u6itson.
l Gorb 9ol5 bat 128 &ll6itfuB.
0enQ3er
Correspondent
&o0cnblat
-Daatfdn Gorrefponbentsn.
.Oauti9en Gorrefponbenten"
.OutIden GorreTponbentsn"
.Smtiden gorreiponbenten"
'.Seutfden GorrsIponbsntsn'
.9euti9en GorreTponbenten'
~0eutf9en Gorrefponbentsn@
rSeutf4en GorreIponoentsn"
~Seuti9n GorrsIponbentsn"
rDeutian GorreIponoenten~
rSeut11en 9prretponbenten~
~Deutf4en Gorrefponbenten"
-Oeutf9en GOrrefponbenten'
rDeutf9n GorrefponbentsnA
rOsutf4e Gorreiponbentea',
sDsutiam GorrefpOnbentrn"
erf9sint ieben 5rsitaa Morgss
\nnb snt6Glt II. a. ebitorteHs
gsfprs4ungen iibsr Die poIiti,
f9e Gage bss Can bss; tpifen.
f6aftIide @rtiteI; sosssnsus
ietsiten; 9eri6t. duA Der alien
Mslt; ousfi6rli9s unb ppGs
ftGnbiss Na6ridten aus allen
sbeilsn beg 2anbss; bic neuts
fen &abelz unb SnlanbzD eps.
f9en; bic intertHunteften @ez
ri9te aus benz Snrereu Mos
rblanb's unb ben ongrensenben
Stdaten; biz tpi9tisiten unH
intsreFanteftsn 9otaGbertate =;
marttz unb 80rier=8ertdts;
Romane, Nopelen unb fnniis
ses @ifenspertbes.
Die Do9sn<Qussabe ei9nst ft4 bsa
fonb.rs CUR @%erienbuna na9 guropu.
tnb.m befslbe al. Reuigteitsn ent-
bdlt, bic fir Sreunos unb 8ertponbh
in Deutf6tanb beIunbsrss Snkrsfe
kdben.
DAP bas 8p9en6lutt fehr beliebt
1T, benefit Der grOBe 2eIertrtis, ben
baFeG6e in
WaTbington. 9. g..
gburlefon, &C.,
Gapannab, Ga.
SadIonoins, 5ld..
mobile, Qla.,
Stem : ORLEANS, 2e~
mempbis, Senn.,
2ouisbiQs, &D.,-
Trsbsrid, Mo.,
Jroitburs, Mb..
Cumberland, Mb.,i
Subrs be Grace, Mb..
2anaconing, Mb..
Mefminiter. Mb.
WiGiamsport, Mb..
Mnnopolis. Mb.,
Sagsrstopn, Wfo+
garfsrsburg, W.z@as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
Gfmnde. nerpDie &eriOlen.

oepIoet BON e6psrmutb. Grr6tben. 3ittern. BERG.
fIopfen uuo ihle4ten 9rdumen, ertabren aus benz
'S,ssncfreuno" ME einfad unb bilis 0~efdbledtss
frSnfheiten. Splscn Der Suscneilnsen, xrampfs
acerbrl,d, (0aricoccle). erfd)bpfence MlShhle uno
ausere mart. uuc beinucriebrenee Seieen, l@nel
h,iInerfahrsu = NudD ein Rapitel iber @erbitnng
an aroSen 9inoeriesens unb beren ialimme 5ol9en
sntb6If oieies lebrreiHe Bud, oefen neneite @Ifs
Ioae nod Gmpfaua bon rs Gents Brittrlartes
b~erissslt ~perianot wiro bon osr
pRtvAr XII INK. 1871 9Th Ava. New York. NY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

in Deutfdtanb belonosres SntereFe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

SCu ~ulupp1llt IUlDlt III DEF SIu1 Y
spt19en Der 4. unb 3. Gippe. 8referz
mann purbe in bic Settle geito9en,
bod tit bic @erlebuns niat sefGbrli9.
Grretate fein 3ieL.-@m.
S. 8loDer, iun., elm iunser Oftz8altiz
morer, i9pamm seitern Morsen UNI
a ubr 20 Minuten BON Sol9eter=
Bead nod Hiper=8iep=parf, cine Oiz
ftana bon % Meilen. gr legte bieie
Dftan5 innerbalb Is Stunben 5uriid.
2et4t berlebt.- Jrau Sig
gle Stetri9, cine 81 Sabre alte, in
Scr. 713, Siib=gannor= @trabe, pobnz
bafte Seuti4e, tpurbe seftern Na9mitz
tag an Der GannonsS trabe u. Softer
Wbenlte bon einem @trabenbabnzW agz
gon setroffen uno lei9t berlebt.
@ier neitere 0eIegaten.
- Na9 benz Stats Genius senin=
men Oor9efter=, Prince Georges,
Wafbington= unb Montspmerbzgp.
!. je einen Delesaten gum unterbauie Der
Staats= @eieBsebuns.
@egen Sbierqud1erei. =
2ouis S9nab ipurbe geitern bonn
Poliaeiridter 5opler pesen Sbier=
qudleref I'm $40 nebft Soften g%eitraft.
Sergeant StrOtt bon Der mittleren
Station nabm bic @erbuftuns por.
Snquef. = Sn Der 5ubli9en
Citation fanb seftern Mbenb Elm Sn=
queft iiber ben Sob Der 6rau Mnna
M. gbans BON Nr. All, @maItpoob>
ftrabe, ftatt, bic am 18. Mai an Der
Ede BON S9r0ber= unb @aratpgafr.
nit einem gelabenen eIeftrii9enO rabt
III 8eriibrung tam unb am 81. Stunt
ftnrb. Oie @efhporenen fanben, bab
bic Grau an @ebirnconsetion itarb,
bic bnrh cine 8eribrung NIT einem
eIeftrif9en Drabt herbei aefiibrt por>
Aeu tuor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

1T, benefit Der groBe 2eIsrrrtis, ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

bdlt, bic fir Srsunbs unb @ertpanbh
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ses W~ifensnertbes.

Die Wo6en<4useabe ei9nst ffd5 Bee
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-29
Weather Forecast

Washington, Nov 2S.-The weather
has been generally clear east Of the
Rocky Mountains during the past "a
hours. Temperatures have continued
low in the Atlantic states. The wealth
err will be generally fair Friday and
Saturday over all districts east of the
Rocky Mountains. From the lower
lakes eastward through New England
it win be cloudy and unsettled, with
some snow. Snow is probable in east
ern New York, and until Friday night
or Saturday continued cold. 1t Will
be warmer Friday night in the At
lantic states and New England.
On the middle Atlantic coast and
New England coasts fresh northerly
winds will become variable.
Steamers which leave Friday for
European ports win have fresh north
erly winds and cold, fair weather to
the Grand Banks Forecast:
New England, increasing cloudiness
and warmer Friday, probably snow in
western portion. Saturday cloudy,
probable snow in northern and eastern
portions; fresh north to east winds
Eastern New York partly cloudy
and warmer Friday; probably snow In
the interior. Saturday partly cloudy;
fresh northerly winds, becoming vart-
able.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-29
HOW Cross Football Team Proves Its Supe-
rioriy Over the Tufts Eleven by Win
ming the Second Game Of Season
SENSATIONAL PLAYS Prominent

a n England minor col
College Hill GROUNDS IL
marked the PUPPIES ever
added emphasis to victory
gained over scored twice against
the
Worcester at the hour sced-
settled
period had been progress 10 minutes
ball Its own nine yus
superiority It's oppo-
the contest in hopes reVers-
the eeven but at no time d the
them beside Holy Cross
the o
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PIGEON FLY WON BY
A MILLBURY BIRD


SPORTS
The pigeon fly of the South Worces-
ter Friendly Homing Pigeon Associa-
ton was held yesterday morning, the
birds being released from Putnam,
CT, a distance of rs miles on the air
line. Sixteen birds were entered in
the fly, five from the coop of William
Wright of Millbury, two from the coop
of Joseph oliver, one from the coop of
Albert Oliver, one each from the coops
of Louis Allen, John Hayes, Fred
Snider, Michael Donohue, Patrick
Dean, James Clambert, F. Peterson
and John Herman. The winning bird
was owned by William Wright of
Millbury; second and third, Joseph
Oliver. The time of the winning bird
was 40 minutes and IA seconds; second
40 minutes and 10 seconds; third, so
minutes and seconds The winning
bird flew $40 yards to the minute;
second, 1876; third, $40. The officials
We're: Liberators at Putnam. William
Wright and Michael Donohue; at
Greendale, time, Luke Dudley; Taper,
John Hayes at Worcester, timer,
James Clambert Taper, Fred Snider;
at Millbury, timer, Albert Oliver; tap
per, John Tiernan.
The first bird liberated was owned
by Albert oliver at 8 .15 and the others
were liberated at intervals of 10 min
utes.
A meeting will be held at 1876 Cam
bridge Street, Dec. 10, to make ar
rangements for fly to be held Christ
mas Day.
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GOOD HOLIDAY
THEATRE ATTRACTION

Hilda Spong came to Worcester The
atre yesterday as a star in Richard Z.
Cartons comedy drama, Lady Hunt
Worth's Experiment" which is by the
author of Lord and Lady Algy,"
which was seen last season with Miss
Spong in the cast. At the matinee
there was a good crowd and in the
evening the house was packed. The
performance was pleasing from the
rise Of the curtain to the last curtain
and Mis- Spong was given several cur
tain calls.
LADY, HuntwOrth's Experiment is
not the best of Mr., Cartons plays, but
it is interesting and the interest of the
audience is held to the last moment of
the action. In fact it is better at the
last than at the beginning, which is
rather slow The company is one of
the best that has been seen in Wor-
cester for a long time. 1t numbers
but 10 persons but all are good. Will
liam Courtenay, the young Worcester
actor. who supported Cissie Lotus
last season, was on the program as
Rev. Henry Thornsby, but it was
learned he left the company few
days ago and his friends who went to
the theatre to Sc him were disappoint
ed.
Hilda Spong has not a strong part,
that of the cook in an Episcopal min
iSterS home, Dut she Keeps Wen Wllnln
the bounds Of the part, and by her
graceful manner. good acting and
charming personality attracts the aud
fence to herself with just enough prom
inence to show it is not overdone in
any particular, although there is OPP
portunity to spoil good part by over
ding it.
A clever bit of acting is done by
James /. Finney. in the character Of
Mr.. Caryl who in reality is Lord
Huntsworth, divorced husband Of La
d. Huntsworth, who under an assumed
name is serving as cook in the vicar
age. As the sodden. sullen, selfish
man. he shows character in a light
chat makes t terrible and IL is done
% realistic that he received much APP
ie-sC Scr mis- character work. The
her ,nembere Of the company are
IS. Thomas Wifin. Beatrice Morgan
rthur Forrest. William F. owen
Grant Stevens and Nevada Heron
The characters they impersOnated
were ell given with ian artistic touch
that made the company one Of the
best and gives to the comedy a sue
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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
HAS QUIET DAY

washington. Nav. 2S.-Thanksgiving
Day passed very quietly at the White
House. There were no official callers.
President Roosevelt came early to the
office before the employees were there,
and finding nothing to engage his at
tention started off for a walk. Although
there was a swapping northwest wind
blowing. and this was the first day of
real winter weather, with a slight fall
of snow on the ground the president
wore no overcoat. The White House
dinner was at 730 O'Clock this evening.
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PARTY FOR
ORPHANS BENEFIT

A whist party for the benefit of st.
PauIs Orphanage. in charge of Mrs. Dan
lei J. Kelley, was given last night at A.
o. H. Hall, and It not only gave a merry
party of about 200 young folks a good
time, but it netted a good sum for the
charitable object The whist began at S
O'Clock and continued until 1870, when the
prizes were awarded as follows: First
gentleman's j. H, McKoan; second, Ber-
nard ]. Gray; first lady's, Miss Annie
Rogers; second. Miss Mary Jennings of
Leicester; third Miss Mary O'Reilly.
After the whist refreshments were served
and the Eclipse Orchestra played for a
social
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YOUNG IRELANDS
CELEBRATE VICTORY

The big victory of the Young Ire
land Gaelic football club over the
Rangers of Boston was celebrated by
the Worcester Gaelic players at A. O.
II. Hall last night. The Worcester
players had as their guests their Bos
ton rivals and also the defeated Wor-
cester team that went to Fitchburg.
Refreshments were served and the
time was passed in a general jollifica
tiOn.