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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-16

paaren, Gifen un0 Wtai4inen. 9ie
6eioen 9renierS, Or. D. &0rber fir
Seitrei9 un0 Solomon BON S5e4 fin
ltnqurn, perben am Samitag benz
8aiIer iiber bic 8erbanOIungen 8es
ri6t erItatten. (0ie geitrige anoersz
lautenoe W2eGOung mar unrt4ttg.)
Qus benz G3arenret4e.
9eter8burg, Is. 2tug. - S5n
9arts 1T tiir3lid Elm bOber 8eamter
bes ruiTiI8en auspdrti9en 2lmte5,
Qlleranber Goritantinobiti4 8uiil9,
an 2ungenent3iinOung geitor6en.
8aIiID bate einen berDOrrdgenbeU
2(nt6eil an Der 6rieben5 Gonferen3
Sm 6aag. g2ad tpeqielDOIler OipIoa
mutti8er Garrtere tpurbe er 0irettOr
Der a1iatiT9en Q6tBetlung Oes au8z
pGrtigen Nmtes, BON pel4em berantz
tportung5DoQen Poiten er i'm @prtl
1890 bur9 nomineQe 8ef0rberung
entfernt tDurDe.
Sine panIlobif6e Snbuitrtez un0
&unit 2(u5feQung iou i'm Sabre
1904 in petersburg Derdnitaltet tDera
ben.
RuITif4e 8Idtter tegen groBes SnA
tereiTe fir etne prOjettirte 2(Ia5faz8es
rtng5itraBe Srtut5t Giienbabn an
ben Sag. 6inter Dem 9rojeft fOlIen
prominente umerifunii6e U}iQiondre
fte6en, bod per0en Oeren Rdmen nod
ge6eim ge6alten.
Sine Dpn Der Regierung ernannte
Spe3ial GomuiFton bat Den8au els
ner @iienba6n BON QLeranbrOpol in
3runsfaufaiien na4 Der periiT9en
@ren3e gum 2tnfdluB an bic GriDunz
Qinie, nenn bieIe nirtli6 gebaut
tpiro, empfoblen. 2lu4 iOu cine neue
GiIen6a6n bon geter86urg nu6 ges
tro3anobst am OnegaIee ge6aut Ders
ben.
&ufftf9e GtnnGnbe.
geting, Is. 4uguit. - Die 3u4
rufqu6e Der GiIer6a6n bon peting
nu6 @6on 9at apon an bic dime
Iii6e Regierung nirO bur4 bic Ruis
len per30gert, pel4e bic RetpG6naug
S6an 9at &pan : Settion ni4t dufz
ge6en ppQen, fuu8 tbnen nt4t gefats
tet piro, i'm 8eiiBe t6rer 2ofOmottOs
@erfitdtten un0 Rangtr S4uppen
gu per6leIben.
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SSte
erite i5mer3LOie Na9t
lit bret WOuQtett.

Sd babe bur3 ben Ra6tsGrbreb am Trsitua
5br 5tsabb gaeli.f trbaItsn, uabm oabon um 9 MSS
unO bate bisrauf gum erfsn ytals In orsi ROHa'
ten cine ibmsr3lOis Robt. 6ierauf babe i'd tDeiz
ter am Sunlita0 unO SOnntao Oes IorgsHs unS
@beuOs RsooD Sslisf NIT oem eei8su GriOgs oss
rommeH. SD bate mir ben @rm gsbro9sn uHb
bic S5ulter berrsntt, unO na5Oem nisOer GGss
tiHgsridtet mar, oerblisben mir S6mtr5eu. bis' j5
Sbr SsilmitteI tebraudte. mtsinsn bsfsn SaHl
fir Sbre rai8s SsnOung. 5br ergebsnsr
8. 6. 9Ofs,
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Sauitfambfer bon einem Serufsae>
nnfien trifnfien.

Spfer Gith 60, Is. @ug.
= Bob Streeter, Elm uls n2igbtz
peigbtz "5anIttdmpfer betunnter gtez
ger, purbe beute auf Der StraBe bon
oSyobn German, alias r&ib 6ogan, :"
einem unberen TuuitfGmpfer. auf Der
StraBe erf6ofen. 8eibe hdtten eiz
nen friiberen Gtreit Bel ibrer 8egeg=
nunq erneuert, unb Gorman itredte
f6lieBli6 feinen Gegner bur9 eineu
56uB aus einem S4rotgeDebr tobt
nieber. Der Sbdter befinbet ii4 in
9aft.
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Gs gie6t 10 bieIe 2eibenbe, bet bes
nen augenbIifIi8e 5iiIfe cine Rot6s
fpenbigteit iit, um &runt6eitSerf9eiz
nungen Ginbalt gu gebieten unb aufz
aubalten. Sn alien bieIen Tduen tft
&aOpab'S 8eabb &eIief cine tpi9tige
unb ME feblenbe 9iiIfe, tpeG4e iebr
oft etnen &ranten turirt, bepOr Der
2tr5t bas 6aus beFel6en errei8t. -
8rdune, 9ipbt6eritis, SnfIuen3a,
&rGmpFe, 8ranbpunben, 8erbrii6unz
gen. unfGQe, Queti6ungen, 9erabfalz
len, S4uBpunOen, giftige 8iFe BON
6unben, S6Gangen, Sti9e BON SSnz
ietten etc. etc. SSn etn paur 4ugen=
bltden fperben bic tpunberbaren Gis
genf9uften BON Reabb &elieF ii9 5eiz
gen, unb bic &rant6eit tpirb etngebaI=
ten unb ausgerOttet, bebOr ite ft9 ents
tptdeln fam.
Eaowap's Reaep ReItef pfrS aud fnHerIidb
gebrducbI. - Gin balber 5betl5ffd BON in eiusm
buIbeu Glaie bon gBaFer tUirO in einioen WiHuteu
Rrdmpfe, Cbnma5tsaui6Ge u,belftit, Grbredunz
gen, SOObrennsn, trontbaftss &Opfpeb, Subr,
Gbolsrine, Surdfa1, ROlif, gldbunOen unO ole
iHHsrliben S6msrjcn baiIeu.
g9irb bon allen &pntbefern brrfanft.
RuODuD & Co., 55 Glmsstr., ReD=0Ori=Gitp,
Gigsntbitmsr beg gaOpap'g ReaO9 Ratef, bsgRuOs
pGp's 6ariapartuau RsiOlOsHt uuO Der Rubpup's
iben 9inen a
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NbeumQttSmuS.

Or. 8abDnb & Co.:
Sd babe mebr, Die is3s ROnnte fortiDd6rsnS an
@bmmatigmus gelitten. Sd tOnnte NIT meinen
SdnOen meiuen Ropf ni3t bsrii5reu, nod msiHs
6dHOs ouf ben Riden tsosn, tOnuts iooar utbt sins
nal mein 6snlO aus3isben. Ga6oem i'd uur BRET
gisrteI elmer Glai8e RaoDa9'g 8eaO9 Rslisf osa
brau6t bate, fOnns i'd msins gIrme 10 gut tDisoeS
esbrauaen, Dis ie suOOr Sic t6nnsn btraus era
isbtu, iporum i'd Elm 70 orobes 9ertrnusn in gfuOs
Dap's RsaOp Gelisf babe
80. 6. Safer,
6tiefsls unb ebub:6abrit gr. $50, Sulias5tr.s
Ren=S S1rlsaus
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WrWinan's Beernignng.

WrWlillan's Beer6Ignng.
9etroit, Mt4., Is. &uguit. =
Die leberreite bes peritorbenen Sez
nators SSames W2cWfiIIan purben beuz
te Na9mittug mad einem tur5en 8otz
tesbienit i'm Srauerbaufe, gar. 515,
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2ei9enbesdngniB mar Elm iebr einfa>
DIES, obpobl @ertreter beiber 9duier
bes GonsreTes, Der 2egisldtur unb
aner 3tpeise Der Stautsz unb Stabt=
8eb0rben bem 9eritOrbenen bas leBte
9eleite eaben.
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Sie GatDn & SurRett
6auoelsfd1ttle

N uufb.rtroffsu in Der 6srunbileung iunsr Rdn,
rs, .un Mdo3en fir bic esi6dftli6e 9bdtieftit
giireous. ganfbauss uHb Bu4balttrsa sarbsiten. obsr
GtenosrGpbis uaO 3pptTrttiHe. Stsisib. III tos'
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GbertroffsH.
qaQssi6ulf tDdbrenO Ses qaHstn Sabrts Gsbffntt
gbsnbSdulen frerbtn am 20. September er6ffHet.
s1,o,r ipesitler 8soineunQen ETC. nfnbe man f4
abr fhreibe an Gaton G. 8nrnett G0ls
Itae RorcofsGde 9altimores nnb gbarkss6tr.
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Baltimore cbip Safn SsIrletin


S2.5O-8pn Baltimore nadb Cumberland nne
iurld. Sl.25 Don Saittmore ndds 5ar@
per's Jerrp une juriid. Sonrtd9, ben II.
2lu0uf. 6pBaliug perldbt Den Dtt 8opalz
gabnbof 1lbr @Ormittaes, GumOensSabn=
bof 7.15 9ormittues.
$40. .OO-Bpu Baltimore mad Rfdsnras 6alls
unc lurld, Samftoa. ben l6. ausur. Sll1
Iste fir 10 Rage galtig. Spe3ial3u9 bon
bur9Iaufeno,u Gnabes unb 9uamansga
g9aQsong oerlaHtn ben Gumoens8obnboff 9.l9
@ormittaes, ben Dtount RonalsSdbnbof 9.24
9ormittass. Rur 81. 90 NJ Z br % Z o.
routc uno iurd d. unttrbrs6ung Der
sSabrt 1T srlaubt auf Der 8iidfabrt in Butz
faO, 3Obeiter, 9snspa, guroetts urlo Wtnu5s
Gbunf &bteber BON @o6eter nab 3bou=
ianb Sslanbs uRD 3uritd, uur $3.50
S5.OO-Spn Baltimore mad 4tlduticz gitp,
Gape NRap, Sea SsIezGftp, Seeanz@itn
unn surld. Seoen fsreito9 uHo Samitas.
fir Die 51iidfabrt DIS gum fOlgenOeu Sienitag
sinibisbli3 9iiltg. gillsts uuf Der 8ins u.
&idfabrt auf allen 3uoen eiltig. (228
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MarpldnDer Staats- llormaL SbnIs.



8alti more, 0to., ben l3. Auguft 1902.
Die oerbftz Ssifon bsqinnt om Nienitaq, Den 9.
Septsnlbtr 1902. Rsus Sdiltr mifen um 8. 6ep=
teniber repihrirt psrOen. 4riifuneen fir Gufuubme
unp 9st6rOsrung am g., TO-, IL, IL. unp l3. Seps
tember Die Gormirune Der 6lafffn, iupit rteol1
,ntbige &teitationsn unD 8orlsiuHeen beginner am
Dlontag, Den 10. September.
S5hler perosn nibt in bic mittIren aldFtn
oufgsnommsn, bsoor osie!beu bic erforoertsn Qrii=
funeeu an ben obsn 9snunntsu SGgen sufrieOen.
ftelenb beftanoen baben.
Glemeutars uno afaeemifebes 9eparfement.
Sis Gtementar= uno ufaoemiiden Separtements
fno fir BEN uut,rribt unD Ole 9eranbIDuu9 BON
64atsru im aIter bon bis 16 Subren, ioDie fir
bic @orbsreitune sum Gintritt in Dus 3ormal=Ses
partemsut porHgli3 ausesitattet.
DIE reguldrsn Stbrsr tperOen non ben 9rofeForen
bes 2ormu!= 0eparteurents in 9bpit, Gbsmis. 9o=
taHif, Ndturfunbe uno in unospen unterri6tsz
Gd5ern untcritist is nab StrfReune oes 9rius=
pals Der Staatg =ROrulalibuIe.
Die 6erbfe6sifiOn bsginnt am N On az, BEN
10. Eeptsnlber.
gBeqtn udber.r austunft unO aataIOge ptnDe
utan f3 on
q. B. @reftpman,
Wfarpdnotr 6tddts =RormaIi6 6ule,
(2SS0 Baltimore, WtD.
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S6mer3 nnO l)e9

@egen &opfI6mer3eu (ob trantbuft
ober nerb0s), 3abnf4mer3en, gleuz
ralgie, R6eumattsmus, 9erenI4uB,
@4mer8 unb S4pG9e be5 Riidens,
&udgrats ober Nieren, G4mer8 in
Der Qebergegenb, 8ruitfeGent8iinbung,
@nf4peuung Der @elente II. S9merz
sen aGler Qlrt ptrb bic Qnpenbung
BON RabpuD's Reabp ReIief Elm o4z
genblidli4es 2tufb0ren berbOrrufen II.
elm fortbauernber Gebrau9 tpirb etne
bauernbe 6eilung 81 Mege brtngen.
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StssitHz zsurius: RIaifiHsr. piHsni5aitIi@sr uno
faufma nu;i5er ttnssrri6t; erluoI4sr uHterri8t IN
ber oeutjA,n 6pratbe. gsoingunetn: sE9arosrs'
bro SeiFou ron fiinf gionatsn $115. StuoitH
b.oiuutn am Sisatas, ben q September 1903.
Vlan aDreiire:
Erucer Scfspt, Dtreftor.
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morn1anSer ed,u1e fir saube.

Ser 35 Rurius Der Marplduosr S6ule fir 3au=
be beqtnnt am II. September. 9eies 1T cine
eonfsifonslofe S6uls fir tuubs 2iuber unO iungs
bsute, uno fol6s. bersu @sb0r 10 uluneelbat 1T,
raB ibr 9eiu5 Der offsntli6snS6 uuseei6lofien
1T. Sh9tiee 2ebrer fur &sbens nnb 2ippens2es
fen. 8etDtig igunq uup u unterri6
fret fir Rarpldnosr Sdiler. @eiinbefe 9ae..
IBeoeu aufnabms ootr ausfunft tpsnbe f5
ON GAS 90. 6 p, grinaipal s5rebtrid, MO.
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2onbon, Is. Quguit. = Der
Sa6resberi9t bes @ereral POfmei@
tiers ergtbt. baB nidt ipeniger al5
$3,375,0OO pGbrenb bes leBten Sab
reg in unbefteGbaren 8riefen aufgs@
funben purben. 9ieie unbeitel6aren
8riefe tpuren ctrtu 5ebn Wfiuionsn an
Der 3d6l unb bic Der unbeiteabaren
9Oitfarten 2,451, 100000, i'm 9ur4z
i9nittsbetrug bon $50 gro3ent fir
ieben 8epObner bes Ser. &Onigs9
ret9s.
SSerner beri9tet Der General Poft>
meiiter, Die neueren grfd6rungen nit
Wfotprcars bGtten ge3eigt, baB i9pere
2abungen bon PpItIa9en mittelit iA>
nen ni9t nit berIelbenAegelmG
befDrbert perben f0nnen, ais nit DON
pferben ge5Ogenen pDitpasep
Evening journal., 1902-05-03

stand will be built so the spectators
can see the whole diamond to good ad-
vantage. Stirlith Brothers will en-
deavor to get Contractor Fahey to
sign the demands of the men.
The Athletics, Of the American
League, played their opening game
yesterday before a big crowd.
The improved grounds at Front and
Union streets caused much comment,
and Manager Roach was highly praised.
Delahanty, Orth and Townsend, the
well-knOwn League players were in
this city yesterday.
The Phillies seem to have a weak
batting team this year. They lost to
New York yesterday on account of bad
work with the stick.
The batting order of the ball game
with Manayunk this afternoon is as
follows:
Atkinson. centre field; Lillig. second
base; Sharp, third base: Smiley. left
field; BarthOld pitcher; Meehan. short
stop, Eddleman. right field; Kennedy,
first base; Blackburn, catcher.
The order of the Wilmington team
will be:
DonohOe. catcher; Sandherr. short
stop; News, first base; Bonner, second
base; Toner, third base; McCoach, left
field; Hartley, centre field; Sheppard
right field.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03

of the wild West Exhibition. Every
man in the corps is a veteran from
the United States Government service
and has medal reputation for bravery,
devotion and heroism. Collectively
they are equipped with the apparatus
used on the coast for the rescue Of
crews and by ocular dem
Onstration show Just how life is saved
in the houV of danger and death. But
il is not the merits or value of this ex-
nibition. great as they are, that we wish
to touch upon. Men of unthinking
minds are apt to look on the wild West
as a show and a source of amusement,
but to the Thoughtful and appreciative
observer it is quite evident that the
scenes in the arena are also of an edu-
cational character. 1t will be seen in
Wilmington on May 21.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03
.ouis at Pittsburg
STANDING Oh ME CLUBS.
BASEBALL NOTES

Work on the new Wilmington Ball
Park is progressing rapidly and the
opening game on Saturday, May II,
is sure to attract one of the largest
and most fashionable audiences that
ever witnessed q ball game in this
city.
The grandstand is one of the most
commodious in the Independent ranks
and with few posts to obstruct the
view of the spectators is sure 20 prove
a popular resort
There is also ample seating capacity
in the bleachers. and taken all in all
there will be seats for nearly 1000
people.
One side of the grandstand will be
reserved for ladies'. where no smoking
will be tolerated. thus giving our fair
sex an opportunity to enjoy the nat
ional game without any unpleasant
ness.
Stirlith Bros. are not sparing any ex-
pense to get things in good shape, and
Manager Jess. NJ. F'rysinger is arrang-
ing schedule of games that are sure
to prove of considerable interest to
our baseball public. while the players
are said to be of a sort that cannot
only play fast ball. but who can depOrt
themselves in a gentlemanly manner
at all times
The uniforms have already been So
lected. and they will consist of the
regulation National League Cbest
grade) Spalding uniform of white
suits. white caps, black belts, black
letter "W'' on shirt. detachable sleeves,
black stockings with two inch white
stripe around the calf of the leg, which
win prove quite a beatuy. Vandever,
of Market street. near Eighth, has the
contract.
The makeup of the Wilmington A. A.
! will be announced by manager Fry
singer in good time for the opening
game.
i sandherr has made a good impress
sion.
Red" said ne Do-na-hue he will
play with
Manayunk will wish they never saw
Wilmington.
jack Bonner arrived in time to
join in the practice.
Tom News could not be in town in
time for practice yesterday.
Hartley has a good eye and a strong
arm when handling the stick.
Whoop it up today. men. You are
playing for Wilmington nowl
Hartley is an exhibition batter. as he
showed in the practice game yester-
day.
Manager Roach has decided TO give
all the pitchers a chance in order ia
allow the public to judge their ability
Work on the grounds of the Strlith
Brothers is progressing rapidly de-
spite the fact that a number OF the
carpenters are on a strike. The grand
Evening journal., 1902-05-03
WILL BR MANY ENTRIES
Inquiries Received From tho Big Cities
AbOut llarSe Show

Secretary Dambert Foulk, of the Del
aware Horse Show Association, is re-
ceiving many inquiries from New York,
Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore re-
garding the entries for the horse show
to be held June 3, and 5. The in
quirers are people who exhibit their
horses at the big shows.
Il is expected there will be 200 en-
tries. and the contract for a large barn
to accommodate the animals has been
awarded.
The ring has been heightened forty
feet, and yesterday work on the new
grand stand was begun.
Several horse lovers have purchased
new saddle horses, and every evening
they can be seen in training in the
ring. A new entrace for teams has
been made at Pennsylvania avenue
Evening journal., 1902-05-03
Mr.. TANI lEtRIFT BURIED
Funeral Services a. McDOnOugh Largely
iIthnind-IntVrmnnt in NJ. GaOrgps

The funeral OIL James Vandegrift OF
McDonough, too place on Thursday
afternoon. The Rev. ]. r. Mlligan. ID.
d., Of Georges. 'officiated, assisted by
Dr. Runner, OF Pc Ekersburg. w. Va. The
Rev Frank Moo. e. of Middletown. and
the Rev. n. +. S sahl. Of Delaware City.
The pall-bear rs were John Corbit,
Daniel Corbit, Z. *. Williams. Joseph
Gibson. James n. Shallcross, Daniel
b. Stewart. Jan les II. Clark. zadiac
Poole. Intermeru was made in ST.
Georges Cemetery. The funeral was
largely attended.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03
MARRIED

G-CRAWFORD.-A the parsonage
of Old Swedes Church. by the Rev.
Martin b. Dunlap. on May /. 1902. Sam
uel Calvin King and Edith Blanche
Crawford. both of this city.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03
stone Fell on Foot

While unloading stone yesterday af-
ternoon from the freight house of the
Charles Warner Company. Emery
Trusty had his foot mashed by a
heavy stone falling upon it. He was
removed to the Delaware Hospital in
tine Phoenix ambulance.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03
New
Suits
in
Today

cause it will wear longer and
look better, come in and see
what we can do for you.
Young Mems Suits S. to $40.
Boys S. to SIS. Little Boys
$3.50 to $S. Handsome
styles for Young Men in dark
neat Stripes and Cheviots at
$40, $I2 and SIS. Black
Cheviots and Thibets at $Io,
Sra and SIS. Sizes 50 to
3S chest.
We are going away ahead
in Furnishings. New styles
and the latest in shirts, white
and colored, Collars and
Cuffs, Neckwear and Under
wear. Why not come in and
get them now you will soon
need them and you will be
ready.
Open Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings.
80 ..... -. -
Evening journal., 1902-05-03
CoIored PeonIe ErIehlened

Colored people living in Peoples
Row. beyond Eleventh. street bridge,
thought they had discovered burglars
trying to break into their houses last
night Policeman was summoned and
found the supposed burglars were ex-
ecutive officers of the Board of Health.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03
win Continne stndv

Superintendent Twitmyer and the
principals Of the city schools met yes
terday and discussed the course Of pro-
fessional study. 1t will be continued
next year. It was decided TO have a
Colonel Parker Day" on May %.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03
Bows Entertaln Prisoners

With vocal and instrumental music.
the boys of the Ferris Industrial
Schol entertained the prisoners in the
worldhOuse last evening. The enter
tainment concluded with a cakewalk.
The prisoners spent a pleasant even
ing.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03
Magistrate BradIev Was Busv

Francis s. Bradley closed his first
year as magistrate yesterday. Since
his appointment he has heard $500
cases. This is an unusually high rec
ord.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03

Henrietta CrOSSman, VINO recently
made such q sensation in New York
and Boston in her delightful impersOn-
alton of Mistress Nell. will appear at
the Opera House tonight in her latest
and greatest success. the famous COM
edy. Nance Oldfeld" the title role Of
which gives Miss Crossman an oppor-
tunity to display to the best advant-
age all the vivacity and sprightliness
that has won for her the title of Amer
cas- greatest comedienne. The comedy
will be followed by. Madeline" a
tragedy IN two acts, by Mrs. w. X.
Clifford. of London. 1t is considered
one of the most striking and artistic
of modern plays Those who have
seen Miss Crossman in these two plays
viii testify to the marvellous versa
talitv of her work She comes under
the auspices Of the Wilmington Lodge
OF Elks.
When "The Bonnie Brier Bush was
first presented in New York, everyone
anticipated such a. treat as would nat
urally result from the dramatiztion
of Ian Maclaren's charming stories.
However. the story which James Mac
Arthus has founded upon the narratives
Of the Rev. John Watson Clan Mac
Isaren) has proven one of the drollest
and most laughable of comedies OF
course. j. II. Stoddart's role as the
typical Scotch elder, whose regard for
his kirk" takes precedence over his
love for his daughter, is serious enough
but even this phase of the play is
lightened by many deft and delightful
touches of humor The Scotch atmos-
phere so prevalent in Ian MacLarens
writings has been subtly preserved in
the play. Among the characters from
the book whom Mr. Macarthur has
included in the piece are the tippling
posty. the old school doctor, Weelum
Mac Lure: the free kirk minister, Mr.,
Carmichael: Campbell's daughter
Flora That The Bonnie Brier Bush
appeals equally to the discriminitive
theatre-goer and the pnlettered is at
tested by the fact that its run in New
York was always characterized by a
large gallery audience as we'll as enthu-
siastic spectators in the orchestra
chairs and boxes. "The Bonnie Brier
Bush" with Mr. Stoddart and his New
York company will be seen at the
Grand Opera House, Saturday. May 10.
Of the seventy million inhabitants
Of the United States but few have a
proper or adequate conception of the
methods. aim or personnel of the
United States life saving corps which
performs such valiant and heroic SER
vice on the North Atlantic coast from
October until April of each year. Hav-
ing assembled a congress trough riders
of the entire world, Messrs. Cody and
Salisbury decided to embrace in their
wonderful organization the rough rid
ers of the waves. SO the life saving
4 corps is one Of the principal features
Evening journal., 1902-05-03
Jas I. MULLIN & SONS

We have more of
them than we ever
before have shown;
we expect to sell a
lot Of them today. If
you want the best
and what will be
the cheapest be-
Evening journal., 1902-05-03
WINDOW SCREENS

Made to order. to slide on springs in
side or outside. at Yerger's Screen Fac
tory, 419 Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NAIIUNAI LEAVUI,
New York, 5: Philadelphia, 1.
Boston, A. Brooklyn, 2.
Cincinnati, s; Chicago, 2.
Pittsburg, 4; St. Louis, /.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
Philadelphia at New York.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Boston.
St Louis at Pittsburg