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New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
AUTOMOBILE RACES.
CONDITIONS FOR THE SPEED TRIALS TO BE
HELD ON STATEN ISLAND on MAY 81.

HELD ON STATEN ISLAND ON MAY 81.
The next big automobile meeting to he held IN
this district will the mile speed trials under
the auspices Of the Automobile Club of America,
10 take place on Staten Island May 81 There is
some doubt at this time whether the machine
owned by Fournier. which made the record of 81 As
seconds last year, will he started not. Fournier
expected IN this country The latter part of the
month, but he may decide to Of the new
machines The contests wIll be held the South
Shore Boulevard, near Grant City. starting at il
a. m. The committee In charge Of the contests IS
composed of Albert c. Bostwck. chairman; Dave
II. Morris William Henry Hail. George Isham
Scott and Clifford V Brokaw.
Some Of the more important conditions governing
the competition follows:
The contest will be held under the racing rules
OF the American Automobile Association. Entry
blanks will be furnished upon application 70 the
club secretary The time for receiving entries Will
expire on May "a. The entrance fees will as fol-
lows: For motor bicycles and tricycles. s. for each
vehicle For all other classes SO for each vehicle
classes. follows; Class l, motor bicycles, carry
ing one person: class 2 motor tricycles: class g.
ene vehicles over 1000 TO 1000 pounds; class ),
gasolene vehicles, 1900 pounds; class s, steam
weights, and class s. free for all any weight, any
power, against time
Vehicles entered in classes g. and must report
in racing the clubhouse, No 753 Fifth-ave.,
Of 10 a. m. and p. m, that they may sent
TO the scales TO have their official weight taken.
No manufacturer, agent, or private owner will be
allowed to enter more than three vehicles in any
one class. No speeding Of automobiles will be per-
mitted prior to the contest because of the danger
OF injury TO people VINO are arriving on The course.
No horse-drawn or motor vehicles. except those
taking part in the contest and vehicles used by the
racing committee, will be allowed the course
during the contest
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
NEWTON WILD, AND BROOKLYN LOST.
PITTsBURG OUTBATTED, BUT BASES ON
BALLS GIVE HOME TEAM THE VICTORY.

Pittsburg. May (SpeeiaD-The old time rivals
the Brooklyn and Pittsburg teams. met to-day
and right royal battle was witnessed by the
three thousand spectators who present.
Pttsburg really fears only Brooklyn Of all of the
league teams. The home players are wont
laugh at the rest
The from Brooklyn outbatted their rivals.
but lost the game mainly through Newtons wild
ness. Newton gave nine bases called balls.
McCreery and Flood did the best hitting of the
day. The contest close and interesting
throughout. and the result was in doubt until the
final putout The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
BROOKLYN HORSES TO rRor.

The Pleasure Drivers Association of Brooklyn
has sent twenty-five entries for the speedway day
parade. 10 be held next Saturday afternoon
The horses named are among the best that ara
seen every Sunday the Brooklyn speedway
other out OF town associations that will be repre-
Sented are the Road Drivers Association OF Hud-
son County, HackensaCk Driving Clue. Providence
Road Drivers Association and Pennsylvania Road
Drivers Association. The parade will start from
seventh-ave and One -hundFed-and-tsnth-s at
2 d
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
DICKINSON. u; LAFAYETTE. 8.

defeated Lafayette here to-day. The game
abounded in fast plays. and Dickinson by
heavy hitting. Score:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago, May (SpeciaD-The New-York team
played its opening game in the West to-day and
lost it, at the time getting the first shut out
of the season. Mathewson was not as effe,tlve as
he has been home grounds but the batting be-
The New-York club officials have induced Mute"
Taylor to jump his contract with the Cleveland
American League team. and Taylor will play with
his old team the remainder of the season.
Neither side succeeded in scoring a until
the fifth inning when the home players man
around the bases and took the lead. Lowe
sent TO first base on called balls, and OHagan sac
rifced him to second. He tailed Tinkers safe
drive, which eluded Bean Chicago added more
run in the next inning base balls. wild
throw by BOwerman and a wild pitch by Mathew
SON Good hitting gave Chicago two mora ir the
eighth inning. Dexter Congalton and Lowe made
hits and a base on balls to Chance did the trick
The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
KNIGHTS OF C0LUMBUs' CANES.

At the annual field day games of the Knights
of Columbus which 10 be held under the au-
spices of the New-York Chapter at Celtic Park
Long Island there seven contesst, open to
knights of Columbus only AS these not limited
this city. large entry from Boston, Providence
Philadelphia and other cities is expected The con-
tests will be as follows: l00-yard dash, 440-yard
dash. mile run. putting sixteen pound shot
broad jump two mile bicycle race and one mile re-
Law race -four men to constitute a team.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08

Worcester Mass, May THE Holy Cross-vuIa-
nova game came TO ending as soon as il started
this afternoon because VilIanova would not coneede
TO the demands of Holy Cross TO remove s Dona-
nue. ana Doolin. two Jersey City Eastern League
players, from ITS batting order II was under
stood by Holy Cross that these would not he
played, but when the game started Doolin was IN
the game and Holy Cross withdrew from the ield
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
BOSTON. !. CINCINNATI. 3.

Cincinnati. May Boston was lucky to-day, and
defeated the Cincinnati team by score OF 10 3.
MaCoOn was ordered the Dench in the fourth
for talking back to Brown. Curry pitched nice
game, but had wretched support Score by innings:
Cincinnati -.........0 % IL
Boston .........-... o o o o o. .
Batterles-Currte and Bergen Willis Kittredge.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
YALE. II: WEST VIRGINIA. S.

f'ew-Haven. Conn, Nav I'm a loosely played
and uninteresting game Yale defeated the Uni
versity of West Virginia by the score OF Il to 5
to-day The feature OF the game was the homo
run made by Metcah who hit the first pitched
ball. and the throwing of Schrieber. Score:
n. Z
Wes, 1ais Virginia. viriis,..SS 8 8 GSS 81 = g
Batteries-westcott. and winsow; Bowman and
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
WEST POINT. 6; PENNSYLVANIA. :.

West Point n. Y. May (SpeciaD-The Uni
Nersity OF Pennsylvania received a beating from
the Cadets to-day in one sided game OF baseball.
Inc Cadets outplayed the Quakers at every point
Herr's one hand stop OF Benefits grounder was
the feature OF the game. Score by innings:
r z
Pennsylvania o.
West Point. nt...........O o o o o o Ks 4
acknowledgements and Bennett; Graham and Graves
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08

nights, az the Montauk Billiard Room in Brook
Iyn. The contest will be for the Championship,
and. Eby is the challenger. IL is expected that
the games will be full or interest The men will
play two hundred points each night
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
CARABINE WINS CHESTER CUP.

London May 7.-Carabine won the Chester Cup
ha ndicap of 1850 sovereigns. for three-year-olds
and upward at the Chester Meeting, to-day. St
Allegondo was second and Sweet Sounds third
Sixteen
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
CORNELL ATHLETIC NEWS.

Ithaca. n. Y, May 7-R S. Kent. Cornelrs
varsity football centre. has been engaged TO coach
the football team of the Alabama Polytechnic In
stitute next fall.
The date OF the Cornell interscholastic track
meet has been changed from May 81 TO June Z. II
will be held at Percy Field. 1t Is also announced
that the final game of baseball in the interschoastic
series will be playd on May 80
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
DUMMY TAYLOR BACK TO NEw-xoRs

Chicago. May 7-"Dummy" Taylor the pitcher
secured from the New-YOrk National League team
oy Cleveland, of the American League has made
another jump. and has gone back TO New-York
He arrived at Chicago this morning in company
with Bowerman, catcher of che New-Yorl club arI
admitted that ne had left Cleveland and Woud nls-
with New-York for the rest Of the season
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08

? The game was interesting throughout and the
humorous sayings Of the Giants were enjoyed by
the spectators Murphy pitched for the collegans
and held MS opponents down 70 seven scattered
hits. His team played excellent ball. with the
ception Of error, which excusabie and
did not count for anything. To-day Manhattan will
SsSsn ,9sS,,,oa 9SssSn,,,eoalan''-.,..,.sSdsSsdSs, Giants ! {,
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
GORDON BROWN GIVES CUPS.

Two silver cups were yesterday awarded to the
H. W. Smith Club and the p s. c. Club of the
University Settlement for first and second prizes
respectively. in the basketball tournament These
cups were the gift of Gordon Brown the Yale foot
bah captain, For several months Brown has been
interesting himself In the athletic work of the
settlement. The nnal games played on Mon
day night. Al the close speech made by
Brown and he received demonstration from the
PLAYERS The matches viii be repeated next year.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
WESLEYAN ENGAGES FOOTBALL COACH.

son, 81. has been engaged to act head coach OF
the Wesleyan football team for next season. VII
son was captain OF the Wesleyan team for two
years and captain and quarterback OF the Ceum-
bia in 1900 He assisted Sanford In coaching
the Columbia squad last fall
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Norwich Norwich. q. Meriden, 9
At New-L -LOndOn-Waterbury. :. \eW-L0nd0n, s.
At ew-Haven-Hartford. =: New Haven 3.
At Brdgeport-Springheld s. Bridgeport. l.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
NEW GoVERNoRs or EssEx COUNT oLUR

Orange. n. J.. May (SpeciaD.-At the annual
meeting OF the Essex County Country Club last
night these members OF the board OF governors
were elected: Edward w. Ashley Congressman
r. Wayne Parker Robert w. Hawkesworth, Will
lam Runkle and Ira A. Kip. ir
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
HARVARD. s; BROWN.

Cambridge. Mass. May Harvard defeated
Brown to-day. 10 l. Brown played her substituts
pitcher. Laland. and was hit freely and hard.
SEQ BY innings:
RHE
Harvard ............O n 4 q \ n , - ~ ,
Batteries-Stillman and r. Herman; LalaEi and
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08

Jersey City and Montreal will open the Eastern
League championship season in Jersey City to-day
Arrangements have been made for a gala opening
of the grounds West Side and Belmont
aveS The stands have been decorated with flags
and bunting. A band of music will begin a con
at 2:30 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
AFTERNOON SCORE.
Is ........I4 10 Totals
TOTAL RESULT
Hnlas SNat
SHARKEY GOES TO ENGLAND.

Thomas Sharkey. the puglst, sailed for Eng
land yesterday the steamship Philadelphia
Sharkey will meet Rubin at the National Sporting
Club in June.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
SYRACUSE. 10; WILLIAMS. 9.

williamstown, Mass May (SpeciaD.-Syracuse
University from Williams to-day in a game
replete with errors and misplays. The score BY
innings:
Williams ..,....,.,.,o o 5 o % 5 Is
Batteries-Moore and Henderson; Lawrence wadsworth
Quinn.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08

AMERICANS VISITING EUROPE THIS YEAR
will find The New-York Tribune for sale
at the book stalls of the leading hotels
throughout tne continent of Europe
Great Britain, as well on the Reading
Room tables. II may also be obtained at
the principal railroad stations
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures. 3; Toronto, .
At WOrcester-JerSey City. :: Worcester, g.
At Buffalo-Buffalo .: Montreal, o.
At Providence Providence. 10; Newark 8.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
MANHATTAN. S; CUBAN GIANTS. ..

Manhattan had little trouble disposng of the
Cuban Giants yesterday at Jasper Field. The col
ored men went down TO defeat by the score OF to
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
NETWORK

Ieft on oasesChcago. :; NevYork. 5 Sacrifice hit
o Hagan. Stolen bases-Sage Chance ~. Lowe. Bak-
MatheWSon- Double plays-O' HaGan and Tinker; Smith
and DOYLE Brodie and Bowerman- Struck out-By Tay-
lor. .; by Mathewson, 5 Passed ba-Bowerman. First
base balls-On Taylor, .; off Mathewson, 4 Wild
pitches-raylor. l: Mathewson l. Hit with baH-Bean
Smith. Umpire-Emslie.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
ROCHESTER. 6: UNION.

Schenectady. n. Y, May The University Of
Rochester defeated Union University here to-day
owing 10 Istless play on the part OF the latter.
Score:
r II. L
Rochester ..-.........O x-6 4 2
Batteries-Devoe and Griswold. Andersen and Love
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
PRINCETON FRESHMEN WIN.
AT PENNINGTON.

dSaGfa5sla PS2GiassG9 Ss@y..56 cn5,.6 dSS9
Batteries-O Hanlon and Hart; Franklin ana Brownlee
CmpiTe-Warren-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
NAVY. 10: ST. JOHNS. &

Annapolis. Nd, May THE Naval Cadets de-
feated St Johns College here to-day by the score
OF lS to 6. Score oy innings:
r. II. z
Navy ..:..-....---. & 5 x-I9 is s
ST johns ..--..--. o l o I I 0S 10 q
and MUdd. = -
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
POOL.

CLEARWATER AND EBY TO MEET IN A
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH TONIGHT
William II. Clearwater the champion pool player,
and Grant Eby will meet in match tonight,
which Will be continued tomorrow and Saturday
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
COLLEGE GAMES.
PRINCETON, 10; AMHERST, g.
EX-PRESIDENT AND MRS. CLEVELAND WIT
NESS AN ERRATIC GAME
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Princeton. N J., May I'm of the most er-
ratio games played here this Princeton
defeated the Amherst nine this afternoon by the
score of 10 TO s. Eight innings were played and up
to the seventh the game was closely contested.
Kane appeared have a little the better of the
argument over DUnscombe in the pitchers box in
the first six innings and the latter relieved by
Stevens in the seventh The inield men on both
teams fumbled the ball frequently.
The Tigers eXcelled in batting and base running
the feature of the game beng home run hit BY
Cosgrave In the sixth inning. with Steinwender on
first. Favour at first base and Rafferty, in left
field did the best work for Amherst. while Stein
wender Cosgrave and Green put up the best ind-
vidual work for Princeton EX-President and Mrs
Cleveland witnessed the game. The score:
r. II. E
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
GEoRGETowN. q: JoHNs HoPK1Ns. !

baseball team defeated the team of Johns Hopkins
University by score of "A to 1 to-day. Score BY
innings:
GSo5se140,I i8STs f;oIs,n. "a
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08

Pittsours --...--.-----...----l u
Earned runs-Pittsbur. l. Brooklyn. l Two-base hits
Clarke BTansheld Leach Keeler. McCreery
Davis. ?, MCCreery .. First haIs-On Dnheny
l. of Newton. O. Struck out-By Doheny. 8: by Newton
3. Umpire. O'Day.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
PROGRAMME Of SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING-AIorr1s Park. $50 P.
GOLF-Garden City, intercollegiate tournament; Chevy
Chase tournament. ApaWamis mixed foursomes;
Nontclair Governors Cup.
RAsEBALIs-N NeVs-YoTk Chicago, Brooklyn Pitts
burg Cincinnati. Philadelphia st. Louis
villa Nova at Manhattan. BuCkneH Fordham.
Rochester Colgate, Francis Xavier a Seton
Hall and Dartmouth at Williams
sHOOTING.-Grand American target handicap Inter
Park.
PoIO-American team al Hurlingham; at Lakewood.
TTNNIS-Columbia University championship second
round, al South Field.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
SCoRPIo WINS AND is SOLD.

sprinter Scorpo in a selling at Worth to-day.
After the gelding had galloped home easy win
ner over Braw Lad and Peace in the third race a
nve and one-half furlong dash. he was bid up to
5000 by steve L'Hommedieu and at that figure
Slower let him go Summary
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
PHILADELPHIA. 5; ST. LOUIS. 1.

S5,,ISg s. I.3gs gIsbi, ... 9 @ 9 "a 5 :
Batteries-wicker Ryan; White and Doom.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
THE RECORDS.

New-Yerk at Chicago. Boston Cincinnati
/ Brooklyn at Ptttsburg. Philadelphia at 81. Louis
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
AT DETROIT.
AT BOSTON.

3 gs'f2ls fss,;. sSSSS22S3 5 )
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
RUTGERS. :; NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. L

NsSs:gs Ns%rTsrK rn,v.r.,vd al 3
Batiertss-Dangremont and Kitchner: OConnor cae
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
BASEBALL.
NETWORK WHITEWASHED AT CHI
CAGO-POOR HITTING ON
BOTH SIDES.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Pitt:burs 4 Brooklyn Be:,og { el1cinna,I n "a
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT CLEVELAND.

r H. E,
&,Hiyss% GfysIand .,...:.....G GS9SS Is :
Batteries-Stret vasbnder Bemis: Piatt and Sui
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08

- IN 'AOE1-Idh CKoIoNA HANDICAP. Three
quarters of Withers Mile.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
AT PHILADELPHIA.

Eas:Sn Be- T..,on ........da Iis r
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08

% First race Ciye furlongsJosette 11O o. Daly>
~. Won; King Dodo. 100 u. Mathews, Is
John G. King los 90 Brienl 10 to l. third Time. 1;0S
Tpa,,s@Cr, -, ~ ~ T,i,, Ios ,- I1 v'
second; Aaron. 100 tOtis>. 10 10 l. third Time. 1.23
Third tfve and one-half furlongs)-Scorpio,
Mathewsl. . 10 20, Braw Lad, 10 (Otis Is g.
1:153s.
Fourth Zone and three-sixteenth mies)-PrinCe
Blazes. los ClUtt o , Chance. (Otsl X
TO second; Major Mansir. Davisson) II third
Time. 2:l4.
Fifth race six furlongs)-Haydon. l12 O. Matthew'S 9
70 l. Won Amirante, 103 H. Daly). even second, Mod
crater; lo3 fNeely) 5 70 l. third Time l:232s
sixth zone mile and yardsl-Farmer Ben
nett, 100 tOtis), . Wakenshaw. 1l2 (Birken
ruth to l, second; Darlene. 80 a. A Jackson),
third.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
GAMES TO-DAY.

St Louis. 4: Detroit . Phia' 'phia 6: Baltimore s.
Boston, IL; Washington, S. Chicago, 5; Cleveland. 4
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. 0 n &dubern getDbtet.
@onias Sim. Wto., 3. Gept.

3pei masirte Didnner ma9trn eli.
ncn 9aubberIu9 in Der Offiee Der
metropolitan Street &aiIpap in @rs
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iie ben 8d9ter Wliniter gebunoen
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ner nieberi9lug, ppn bem anbercn dbcr
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Der Surbise STE SpbnIOn feitgenDm'
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@On ben pbilippinen.
YBaihlndtpn. 9. Gebt.

2DQlglngtpn, 3. Sept.
Qluf ben BON General 0aDis untcrs
ftiiBten 8orI9lag bes Generals G6afs
fee bin erIieb oas &riegsbepartement
bier bic 2lnoronung, bab auf
ben p6iIippinens Snfeln cine neue
9reit6eiIung in itratesii4e 2tbI4nitte
itatifinben ioa.
Der ge3irt bon 2u5on, in 3utunit
bonn 8eneral Sames i. Daoe 6eiebs
ltgt, pirb benjsnigcn SBeil bes gbis
lippinensQlr9ipels umI6deBen, mel
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n0rbli6 bur9 bic Uleerenge bon Gan
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Sniel Uiusbate eingef6lofen.
Der 98irt bon 9isaDas (&ommans
bdnt, General Z. s. BinD nirb ale
Snietn 1iibIi9 BON Department bon.
2u3oa unb 0Iti3 BON 121. Graoe unb
as Min. (DfIid BON @reenpid), To-
nie n0rli8 pom 9. garaaeltreiie
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bunao unb idmmtIi6e Snieln 6nlic5
Der Wleerenge bon Surieas.
2tle iibrigen, ni6t in porftstenoe
9e3irte eingcIdloFenen Snieln bilbcn
bon jebt ob bds Departement BON
Winbanao, uno niro ouf linen Der
grigdbes@cnerdl Somuel g. Sums
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DesperoterS piebub e.
g}etp Q1orf, 4. Sepi

Neip Wort, q. Sept.
9luf einen Sodbubn3uge Der brit
ten 9lpenue.2inie modte elm Spitbu'
be, Ser auf friider Gfot ertoppt NOR
cen mar, einen 10 er9iebigen@ebraudJ
pon ieinem 9faiirueiier, oaB er @h-
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beIfen noate, i5n 3u nerboften, ii6cr
ben 9lrm un6 ben redlten Sberihentel
fur6tbore S6nitte periette II. idmnlt-
lihe 8uIIaoiere 10 lange in Sdofl
belt, bis er uuf ser nd6iten SaIte-
iteae auf Die glotform iprang. Gr
ipurbe oerfoIgt, entfam aber.
9om 6eI0eber u rbeit.
GbarleIton, %. @o., 4. Sept.
Cine 9Btbcllun9 5olooten perbui-
tcte 3ruei O1dnner. uelhe auf Die Sdlt'
Ter ser @ru6enbeirBer Shiiiie obieu-
erten. geioe ioG'n gtiht. llnionmti.
1Iieoer ieih. @oupcrnelr @bite miro
6os Dtilitdr oorIdliig nldlt 3uriid5ie'
ben.
Rap gort, 4. Sept.
Sier Ieaten 1900 3ntmerlelte bic
9(rbeit nie6er, I'M cine 9obnerbohirp
ron $500 auf 81 30 burdyieber
Gina $500 huttcu Griolf imO uab'
men oie arbeit nteoar nlti.
G Ii oairitd.
gloemfontein, Sranie RiOer aoIonie,
4. Sept.
Die Serbeifiibrung georbneter 3u'
ftGnps gebt in Der Orange RiOer Scs
Ionic i6neuer Dor iia, als in Irunss
paal. Die Qusio9nung 3fpiiden ben
bOudnbii6en unO engIii6en Glemen'
ten iit nabe3u poaitdnois. Sebermdnr
bat, ME es i6eint, jeBt bic ernite Qb'
fihi. sur Rube 3u ismmen ano ger'
sdnsenes pereangsH iein su Iahen.
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"a 6er 2 0 B.
gen glort, 3. Gept.

JfelD Yort, 3. Sepf.
Der rs Sdbre aIte herborrasenbe
gep gorier Rchisgelebrte Wm. :.
Soips BON Der Re9tsoupdlts 5irma
6ofpe &c 5ummel III bier geiterH
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'tiirnlildr GonDention
0er Oenlofraten.

a1pr Oipie rpn Nsilipaufee errans ais @pmnermemrs
Ganbioat einen id)neflem Sieg. Sidberes bpm
bent llmfale, bel ipeld]em bas Sebem bes
9raiioemten 9fppeoelt enem SaSem
idipebte.
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TrGiioent &ouiepelt fnapp oem Sob,
entrpnnen!
Swei8srionen fanben b a BEL
ben Cob.

" ~ - | ~ - - - - - =
ben z oo.
Iittsfielb, Muii.. 8. Sept, Mittas.
Sie &utide bes 8ralibenten &upIe'
pelt uno @elellihait. auf benz gSege BON
8ittsfielo na6 9eunor, cUllioirte nit
iner eleftrii6en Gar, unbefannt aus
peGen S6ulb. Der ben Grdiioenten
besleiienbe @sbeimbienit' 9eamte Craig
uno Der &utiher 8ratt uurben
nui Der STEELE set6otet unb anoere 8e'
sleiter bes 8rdibeuten perlest, boruu.
ter Sefrei1r g0rtelpou.
8r1lioent &polenelt aber fam
pie our6 Elm @unoer nit eeriusen
Snutihiirfunsen bopun. @r 1T Offenbur
BON Der 8Oriebuu9 beiunbers besiins
Itist.
@s berridte srpBe Nufreeune, bod
ietteu Der 8r6iioent nno @eielli6ait
mad turSer &nuie ibre &eiie fort.
8iscpuiins 9emotraten / M
Cement.
Mtiltuuutes, 3. Sept, Mittas.
Seute Mittns IL ubr traf i'm 0auiO'
ion. z beaier Der eemotratiihe Stants
@onuent in Sibune. @sitsrn abeno
muroe i'm Sauptquartier Der oemotrati'
i6en 5iibrer I'M 8lnntintuu SUuie iuie'
berbplt erfldrt, bas Mnppr 9ooio g.
&pie bsitimmt als @ouuerueurs:@ @anoi'
bat nomiuirt weroen ipiiroe. @beuiD
wur6e besauptet, baB Sobn 8attapl
bon @emaunee bic domination OILS 8ice
@ouuerneur Iider lei.
8Ou ben OppOnenten Der domination
BON MnpOr &Oie iyuroe Der 8erIuh se:
mn6t, lid aut eiuen gnnoioaten, Der
MnpOr &Oie bic geominatiun am ebeiten
Ttreitie MAIDEN Tonne, 81 einigen. @s
uurbe periihert, oaB, uenn irseno Se'
muno, oies @r'@Uuu. @eurse 8. Bed
Iei.
Die gunueutiOrs: 6aae 1T reid se'
idmidt, nnmentli6 NIT 8lo99en; bod
iino teine 8ilbniiie iebiser Ooer friibe'
rer oemofratiihen 5iibrer BARN 5u Ie'
ben, uon lpegen Der Sarmonie /!
SoIepb 8nuis BON g8atertomn mar
tempordrer BOrliser uno 8m. 8earneB
bon &ocine ipuroe gum permanenten
SorIiBer ernannt.
SOueit Die Ylatform in 8etrudt
fOmmt, 10 1T bieielbe berstts 5ur 3us
irisbenbeit nlIer 1rdttisuen Sulammea'
eeIteHt wOroeu. sic iit re6t lang uub
beinBt iiA uOruetmli9 nit eirer Sritf
Der Nmtebanblunoen oes @ouu. So
Jplette, elmer oirscteu @rtldrung eegen
oas BrimdrmablseieB Ino elmer 8lante
5u @uniten elmer h6beren Yeiteuerung
Der gorpOrotiOnen. Die BlatfOrm bes
ihrdntt ii6 p6lis auf State Sliues"
NatiOnalirnsen Iino unberiidii6tist se'
laHen puroen.
Die Convention lit felt llbr tpieber
in Sibun9. 0iOie's Qnbdn9er bebaup
ten, beiien SieS lei fiber, nber BON ben
anbsrn @nuoibutsn ioG eine &omhinu'
iiOn se9eu ibn i'm Nerte iein.