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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-29
Jockeys in Fierce Rivalry.

The bitterest rivalry is being worked up
at New Orleans between Jockeys Redfern
and Buchanan. The fact that the latter
was released by Durnell & Herr. and his
position given to Redfern. has put both
boys on their mettle. and they are riding
as If their lives depended on the result
Redeem is a great rider, and while Blu
chanan is an artist, he will find 1t dimcult
to give the little chap from the east the
worst Of it. The public. of course, Is
large following. There is more interest
taken in their riding than in the horses on
which they have mounts. A close watch Is
kept on both. and every time the one beats
the other in the race the public Is both
glad and sorry.
It is unnecessary to say that under ex-
listing conditions. both boys will ride to
the best of their ability and their mounts
will always be heavily played.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-29
Reception to Admiral Dewey.

A dispatch from Ponce. Porto Rico. dated
December a. says: Admiral Dewey ar
rived here yesterday evening overland from
San Juan and received an ovation. He was
warmly greeted by . committee Of native
ohicials and citizens. and was escorted by
them from Juana Diag to Ponce
Tho city was decorated In honor Of Lie
admirars arrival, which was followed by q
procession, with bands Of music, through
the streets. Later the admiral beurded the
o. g. 8. MAynower, which was waiting for
him. and sailed for Culebra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-29
MuNRoE COMING EAST.
Jeffries' Conquerer After Heavy
Weight Championship.

Jack Munroe. the giant miner who out
fought Jim Jeffries q week ago at Butte,
Mont, win come east and appear on the
stage In Boston before going into hard
training preparatory to an attempt to win
the heavyweight championship OF the
world. Since his defeat Of Jerfries Mum
roe has had several good offers from east
ern amusement managers. but he has de-
cided to accept the offer of Boston theat-
rical man Of $500 week for six weeks
engagement.
At the close OF this engagement Munroe
says he will be ready to take on Kid Nc
Coy provided the latter win post the S 600
he talks about. He laughs at the idea of
the Kid stopping him In four rounds.
"Sharkey Is really the man I would like
to meet" says Munroe, land when my
theatrical engagement Il closed shall be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-29
Gen. johnson In Hospital.

A special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun
from Richmond, Va. yesterday says: Gen.
Bradley T. johnson. formerly OF Baiti-
more. now OF Amelia county. Va. and Mt
one time . representative In Congress from
the Richmond district. arrived here yester-
day and entered one Of the local hospitals
for treatment. It Is stated at the hospital
that he n not seriously III. though his
friends have been apprehensive of his con-
dHion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-29
CLEVER JOCKEY.
Jerry Ransch's Record a Sensation
Among Horsemen.

II a Jockeys ability II to be gagged by
success then Jerry Ransch, a. little Cali
fornia boy. ii the greatest rider In the
world. He. not only holds the laurel wreath
for the great est nnmber of winning mounts
this year foe riding $50 horses to victory.
but his record excels all achievements OF
Jockeys in America and Europe since the
racing Of horses became a pastime on the
turf. nearly some hundred and fifty years
ago. -
Ransch has been riding thoroughbreds
nearly three years. He came east with
waiter 3ennnE shs dd n two years
he was worth worrying and plotting about,
and consequently his mounts were few and
far between. One OF his exhibitions OF
horsemanship, inn fact, caused a wall OF
despair from the packers Of his horse, and
brought forth a suggestion from the turf
authorities that he take rest until he be-
came more proficient.
But Jerry believed IN his ability. II no.
body else did, and he stuck tenaciously to
his calling. He went back to California,
and by strict attention to business and
close observation learned many new tricks
Burns q Waterhouse. the California mil
lionaire horsemen. in search Of light
weight rider, secured Ransch. They did
not have to pay much to secure him. as his
ability was hidden away in his hands ana
brain and had not yet seen the light.
Each day he improved. His necessary
qualifications. to become q great rider-scat,
hands and Judgment OF pace-came along
gradually and were scarcely perceptible
until one day he rode superior finish. and
10! . new star was shining brilliantly in the
racing armament.
That was last winter in San Francisco.
This season he steadily won race after
race. All horses, whether they were
"sprinters'' or "raters." yielded up their
speed to his magic touch. He rode for
strangers and won more races with out
side mounts than he did with his stable
horses. His riding was confined mostly to
the west. When the meeting at Los An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-29
INDOOR BASE BALL.
Local z. N. G. A. Defeat Baltimoreans
in Close Game.

At the Central Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium.
Baltimore. Saturday night the Washing
ton Y. M. C. A. indoor base bail team
won a most interesting game from the
Centrals by q score OF II to II. There
was large attendance, there being
many ladies present to see the game.
These two clubs had played eight games.
Of which the home team won five and the
Washingtons three. Saturday nights vic
tory for the Washington club makes the
standing 4 to s. and each team may be de-
pended on to strain every nerve to win the
other game scheduled this season
The lineup Saturday night was as fol-
lows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-29
SUBSTITUTES FOR COAL.
Boston Scientist Gives the Results Of
Racent Experiments

A special to the New York Times from
Boston says: Prof Charles L. Norton. as
sistant professor of heat measurements at
the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
makes public the results of his experiments
on the heat values of different substitutes
for coal. British thermal unit Is the
heat required to heat one pound of water
one degree Fahrenheit. Following Is Prof
ko1,J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-29

geles opened he "fattened hts average" con-
siderably by winning three and four races
q day.
Ransch now heads the list Of riders at the
San Francisco meetings. He Is sixteen
years old, short, stockily built and can ride
at 100 pounds. He expects to ride In the
east next season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-29

willing to sign for 80 with either one.
After they have been disposed Of Je6 viii
hear from me. His thousand-dollar offer
won't go begging. you can bet on that"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-29
Standing Beat Moore at Racquets.

George Standing Of the New York Rae
quet Club, champion racquet player Of the
United States, and Robert Moore. profess
sional champion Of England. played q
match Saturday on the new racquet court
at Tuxedo. The game resulted in a victory
for Standing, three games to two. Stand
ing played at his best, while Moore showed
a lack of practice:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-29

The bowling game scheduled for tomor-
row night between the jolly Fat Men and
the Saengerbund teams will be played to-
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-29
LIGHT INFANTRY WON.
Lafayette College Basket Ball Team
Defeated for the Second Time. -

The Lafayette College basket ball team
was again defeated Saturday night by the
Washington Light Infantry team from that
gymnasium. by a score Of 30 to Is. In the
first half the visitors looked as II they were
going to give the local boys a good drub-
bling. but after they had been jostled about
by the heavy infantry boys they could not
do much. as they were all wlnded. Two OF
the goals scored by the visitors was accom-
plished after some OF the finest passing seen
here this season. Devln again. as in the
former game. distinguished himself by hts
fine goal throwing. The infantry team con-
siderably outweighed the Lafayette boys.
therefore they could not do much blocking.
Their best playing is done by passing the
ball.
The lineup:
INFANTRY. Positions. LAFAYETTE
Martini Morarity. Right forward. .Minder
Terney Left forward. Canning
Deylin ............ Center ............ .Barstler
Taylor ........... Left back. Parsons
Field gOaisa,Dsylin 70; Taylor. =; MSsiarity. 4:
Barstlsr. /. Free throws-Shreye. /: Mnder. I.
Referee-Ar. J. 8. Robinson. Scorer-Mr. ]. B.
Baker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-29

The steamer Bunsang was in collision
with the steamer Ktangyan In the Maiacca
straits and the Kiangyan was sunk. sixty
sailors and passengers being missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-29
BASKET BALL.
Local Y. NJ. C. A. Team Defeats West
Branch of Baltimore.

One of the most interesting games OF
basket ball was played Saturday night In
the Y. M c. A. gymnasium between the
Washington and the West Branch Balti-
more Y. M. c. A. the former winning by
a score Of 8 to 6. At the end Of the first
half the score stood 2 to in favor Of the
local team. but in the second half the visit
ors tied the score. it being to 9. which
made it necessary to play of the tie.
Craig the center for the Washington team.
scored a field goal, thus making the score
to 6. while the visitors failed to again
score. The lineup and summary:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-29
Getting Ready in New York.

James F. Kilfoyle. president of the Cleve-
land American League club, was IN New
York yesterday. says the New York Sun.
He arrived there Saturday to fix UP few
details relative to the new ball club to be
located there and. when seen by a reporter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26
GntidaOigunasz@ niprlihe aegen
China.

Can Tranctsco, Sal, "a.
9e3. - Der ameritanif6e &onIul S,
%. Ragsoale in Sien Sim unb Der
frii9ere ameritanii4e @eIunbti4uft5z
Setretdr %. 6. 8ainbriOge, pel4er
unter Gonger in 9eting fun9irte, Die
betben gommifdre, tpelfe BON ben
8ereinigten Staten nit Der Q6z
i9GBung bes BON Nmeritdnern nab
renb Der 8oTerzunruben in G6tna err
Iittenen S6aoen8 6etraut paren, truz
fen 6eute a1f benz Sran5portOampfer
yS6omas" bier Elm. Die @ommifdre
BADEN ibren 8ertdt fertiggeteut unO
beriel6e nirb uuf benz am Mittpo9
bier fGQigen OampFer Septic" elm
treffen. Dem 8eri4t 5ufolge fin0
230 S6aoeneriaB : Nn1pri6e BON
Nmerifanern i'm 8eiammtbetrage DON
100000 angemelDet tporOen. 8On
benz @9aOeneriab : 5onO Der 6tneiiz
f9en Gegierung fallen iebO4 auf
4merifa nur $1,6OO,5OO, 10 OaB Die
beiben amerifanti6en @ommiFdre Bel
i6ren priifungen ie6r cOnTerDattO 0orz
gefen muBten. Die gr0Bte S4uosnerz
faBfumme, ndmli8 $4,000, pir0 bon
Der ,G6inefe<Saponeie SraOing Co."
eirer amerifanif6sn Gompagnie, fir
gei6dFtIi6e @erIuIte geforoert, pel4e
iie pGbrerO bes 8oJer : &uftanoas
erlitten hd6en nil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26
grotef aracn 9rciprnritGt.

Sugtn a m, W}i9., "a. Deg. -
Die Mi4igan Sugar Manufacturers
4Tpctation" bat in elmer 8eriammz
lung, in pelder ale MttgIisOer err
f4ienen tparen, 8siolutiOnen angez
nommen, in fpel6en gegen bic Ratiftz
5irung irgenO zines 6unbalSOertrage5
nit guba protetirt pirO, noOur4 Die
ieBt b~eIteben0en 3uder3OQe 6erab8eIeBt
niirben. 5erner 6ei4l0B Der 8erbanb,
bic 9srtreter Wti4igan's i'm 8unOesz
fenut unb HeprGfentanten6aufe uufz
5uforbern, i6ren 8an3en @tnfluB aufz
5ubieten, I'm cine Nieberla8e bes Ser
TRACES 6er6ei3ufibren, Our4 pelden
bic Snterei1sn Der 3uferzSnOuitrie
bes @taates gft4igan 10 i4per gez
f6Gbiat fpiirben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26
Gitt hronranlulaem1R.

Nep Orleans, Ga, "a. Deg.
Ser neuernannte Snlanbiteuer@Gol7
lettor M.G.6ptpeq, ber befdnnte 6u9z
rer Der rlilienpeiBen" Republifaner,
bat bier bic gr0Bte SenTation 9eroor=
eerufen. inbem er gu ieinem eriten VII
ftitenten einen peGf4fpar3en Jteger,
Namens @iQiam %. So6nion, err
nannt bat. So6nfon fpielte als rePuz
blitanii6er qolititer in Der &econz
f~truttipns5eit cine grpBe RoGe. mas
bic grregung unter benr 2iIienpeiBen"
nod gr6Bsr mu6t. lit Der umitanb,
buB elm DeiBer, nod ou3u Der SoRn
zines friiberen 8urbes : Sifrttts>
antpalts unb 9otmeifters, bic @teGe
aufgebeR muBte, nm SO9niOn PlaB
al MAIDEN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26
GaiuIinsG ghluiinn tn eineut "SonIz
Rnum"

Memp6is, Semi, "a. DEG. -
Die Surf grdunge," eineDirthi4aft
unb vppolroom" gu 9Ot Springs,
Qrt., tpurbe beute Na4mtttug bur4
Grplofon zines 9aiolinbebdIters in
etnen Sriimmerbaufen berpanbelt, IS
befanben ii4 CUR 3eit an 100 9Gfte
in benz Qptdl unb tparteten auf Na4z
ri4ten BON ben 9ferOerennen. Die
eriten Na9ri4ten gaben an, baB iiber
Elm 9uBenb WtenI9en umgetpmmen
ieien, aGein fpdter iteqte it6 beraus,
buB feline Meni6enIeben berIoren GIN
gen, obgIei4 cine Qn3abI 9erfonen
me9r OOer peniger i4per DerleBt tpurz
ben.
Inter ben @erleBten befinOen fi4:
q. 6. Chambers, Wiuiam 6eIpig
(pirb iterben), $. g, Meets, Soiepb
&innep, Sofep6 guce, - 6innegun,
Sares Gupen, WiGiam MeBger
(pirp iterben), Somes Goug6lin, 6.
g. Barrier, 81, s, 6ot4ftiff s. 03ier,
s. George, s, GranfieIO, 8olter
Boomers, eugene 9aI1, S9Os, P6eIan
unD 6r. 9pnneQn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26

oSeberutfon o 2abor."-
Die Baltimore FEDERATION Of 2abpr"
5ielt seftern 4bsnb cine tur8s Ser
famrIung, bic febr mGBig biu4t
mar. 0ie So. @bpurb 9iri4, Mt.
g. ID. Melrp6D unb Inbreas 2unb
beri4teten, boB ite por Der muni5ipuz
len Gontrattbe60rbe gefpeien ieten unb
es berbiitet bdtten, buB bte 0ruferz
firma 9artburt C Co., pel6e feline
IntorIeute beIaGfttge, einen 5Fil bes
ftGbti19en gpntrattes fir bic 2iefez
rung BON 9rudarbeiten betGme. Die
2lbItmmung iiber Die Man0ate Der
Oetegaten Der gMarmor : 4rbeiter=
l1nion" tpurbe arf 5pei 8o6en 3u~
riifgetegt, in Der 9offnung, 6uB bieIe
Union unb bic Der 9rantt5Qlr6etter
be3iigfi9 elmer @treitfrage gum Gin
%ber5tGnbntB fommen niirben.
8on See unb 9ufen. -
8unbes : ginpanberungs : Commit
iGr Qpuis s. Meis bat folgenbe Be-
f0rberungen unter ben W}itgliebern
ieines Stubss angeorbnet unb ben Be-
fOrberten bamit Elm i90nes Wetbz
na9tsgef9ent bereitet: 9eorge g,
9OrreG, ieBt Statiititer, gum 9ilfsz
Snipettor urb GtatiItifer; 8m. 81.
9opas, einen 9oImeti9er, 5um9ulfsz
Snfpettor unb 9olmet1Ger, nit einem
SalGr BON $1,000, cine GaIGrser6Dz
bung BON $500; Nnton 8. Miletpsti,
2~o6nerb06ung BON $40 uuf $720
prO Sa6r.
Der 9ampFer n8eimur fdbrt NOR
gen nit 40 3tpiI9enbedsz unb foIgens
cen 8aiiiten : pafugieren bon 6ter
na9 8~remerbaoen 5uriid: 5ruu 6. 8.
gerling, Ct. 2ouis; Sri. Quguite
6ilbebranb, ct. 2ouis; SRI. Qnna
germeIa, ct. 2ouis, unb 9rn. S.
S8miOt, @an 5ran3iscO. 9eute tpirb
an 8orb bes 0ampfers @eibnadten
in PATHFINDER Metfe gefeiert.
Ru6 benz 8efGngniB gez
anDt. - So6n Tapcett BON gr.
222, g2prbzgutapftraBe, unb Soiep9
Noams BON Nepzgort un0 Tannie
2igbtner BON Qanois6urg, go, tpclz
DIE, ME geft2rn I'M r0eutf4en Gore
fponbenten" bertdtet, ouf bic Nnz
i9ulrigung bin berbaftet tDurOen, cine
4n3abl 2abenbisbftGbte begangen 81
ba6en, tpurben geitern bonn poli5eiz
rtdter 2poen mad benz @efGngniB gez
fanot, I'm Elm morgen Itattfin6enoes
8erb0r ab3utparten. Sin SbsiG Der
gefp6lenen Sa9er tpurOe geftern entz
tpober in 9fan0hGuiern O0er SrOOz
IerId0en oufgefunOen.
$500 fir po9GtbGtige
3pefe. - Sn benz Seitamente bes
am II. DECEMBER gsitor6enen PferOez
6dnblers Mofss Gor perben benz So
raelitif4en 9oipital un0 &ipI" unb
Dem rJsrdellttqen WaIlenqQule le
5000 Derma4t.
unter 8irgf8uf gefeIGt.
- Der 8unbes : @Ommifdr Rogers
iteute geitern ben Capt. Wm. gpans
BPM NuTternI9ooner rWiQie5 bomas"
unter $1,000 8iirgfdaft, neil er ben
Matroien 96omas 0Opns gei4Iagfn
BADEN iOu.
Rod Giner!- 9obert 9abts,
Elm "a Sabre alter Reger, Durbs ge@
tern bonn Poliaetri6ter Suu6et in
Der norbtpetliden pOli5eiitution nm
S. unb Soften geFruft, neil ct fi9
tpeiserte, Dor einem StraBen6abRs
tpaQQon aus3utpei6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26
0ascaaui's Bed.

G6tcugO, "a. 0e3. - 8ie i4on
gemelOet, 1T Mascagni's Sperntour
bur6 bic Ser. Staten 6ter in bic
Bride gagangen. Die MitgIieOer
Teiner 8eieGI6aft peroen a6er pez
nigitens nidt i'm 6ti6 gelaRen. Ollie
3u1ammen, bic 6oIiIten, G6oriIten II.
M}uiiter, erbielten beute i'm italieniz
f6en &oniulate 5a6rf4eine na4Staz
lien. 9a8 puroe in elmer @onferen3
be74loFsn, bel tpel4er QODotat Sob
8ter, ieBt Nntpalt Der italieniI4en Rez
gierung, 3ugegen mar. 0}aScagnt
bate i6m glei6fuI5 8oama4t gegez
BEN. Ser bieiige italienii4e RonIul
mar bon 8of6in9ton aus ongepie1sn
tporben, gu tbun, mas er tonnte. Wta5z
cagni fsI6it beItritt bic Srun5porttoz
item. ST er6ielt neuli8 $4,000 BON
feinem 8antier in 8om. Bel fetner
ameritanii9en5our bat ct t~penigitenS
$4,000 ~berloren. @r 1T gang ME-
bergebro9en unb fam na9 4nga6e
1siner Qer3te Dor elmer 8O4e 0us
3immer ni6t berlafen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26
Giicnbahn=ltnfGQr

QoutsbilIe, &p., "A. 9e5. -
9ur4 cine GoGIifion 3pii6en einem
elettriI6en Maggon II. eirem 6ra6tz
5uge Der n8ig Sour : 8a6n" tpurben
beute feds 9erIonen perleBt, babon
cine 6ebentli9. Der elettrii9e Magz
gon tpurbe bon benz 8a6ngeriiIt aus
elmer 90be BON Is SUP CUR @rbe gez
tporfen. Die 9erleBten iinb: Sdmes
Wi1iamS BON Sem : Nlbann, Quguit
6. &uter pon g2etp : Nlbunp, %. 8.
abams, 9OIi3etfef DON NetpzAl6anp,
Srdnt 9runt unb Malter Deer BON
NepzNIbanp, fopie Brad Spicer, Elm
Msi6eriteIer Der r8i8 6ourz8a6n,"
apgers, Nebr., "a. 9e3e - Ser
COLORADO unb Elm 5ra9tz
aug Der Union 9acific 8abn" couiz
birten beute babier unb me6rere Pui=
Iagiere uno 8a6nbeDienitete purOen
perleBt. Die gtamen Der @erleBten
iinb: @m. Bar, 2ofomotipfii6rer be5
Colorado : @pe3ial3uges, 81. %. Gole
bon g6icugo, Sri. 6. 81. Murpbp BON
Or9arb, Sal, 6rau 90. S. 8ilIon
bon 2pons, Sa., q, s, GeeO BON Stz
tumtpa, Su., s, q, @aItOn, iopte elm
@ignalmann un0 9ei3er.
gtttsburg, ga, "a. Deg. -
Der pennIbIDania 2imiteo 3ug cOliz
birte beute N6enb ra6e 2eetsoiQe nit
einem 2otalz9afogier5ug. IS birO
bert4tet, baB biete 9afagiere get0Otet
unb pernunbet pprben finb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26
Grnennnnael i'm GnNnth.
Die Gommi6dre bon Baltimore
@puntp nebmen Grnennungen Dor.
- 0erf4iebenes aug BEN @puntn.

~N S~"i@A@ WV SQA@tI4tHLN~
Gpuntp nebn1en G%rnenrungen Dor.
- 9eri4iebenes aus benz @ountp.
Die gommifdre BON Baltimore
Gountp ma4ten geitern bieGrnennunz
gen BON @Ountp : 8eunten betunnt,
pel6e am 1. Sanuar 1903 in &ruft
treten. Menige Nenberungen tpurben
DorgenOmmen. Die So. @bparo
9eanep unb Sobn .. Meefins miiFen
umIatteln. @eanen, bts6er gapitGn
Der ROIanO : part : SpriBen : Com
pugnie, tpurOe Der 9oFelenfsr berielz
ben unb Meettns GapitGr.
Serrence 0oDle BON Gatonsbine
nurbe Bis gum 81. Mai als golisiit
ernannt un0 bus Mmt bes 9oli8iiten
gu 8lpnoon abgef4afft.
9r. George 6. price tpurbe al8
Igent CUR @ntbedung BON relem unb
nod nt6t beIteuerten @runobeIiB err
nannt unb 3par on SteGe BON Sdbe3
8. Gole, Der reiignirte, unb S6os. 8.
9emmiu an @teGe BON s. g}el1on
9ailp, Der reitgnirte. !6r. 81. pierce
G6oate pirb aIs QanOitraBen : Com
mifdr i'm 2. 9iftritt fungiren an
STEELE bon gilbert 9. 8osneQ unb St.
5rant 94udart an SteQe BON 5rant
g. Sore.
ST. Gbriitian Mlutf9Ger purbe an
9tsqe BON Mi9aeI S. @aff i'm II.
0iitritt ernannt, tpG6renb bic STEELE,
tpel9e friber 9eorge 6. Sing inne
bate, patant blieb. 9erbert @osneG
purbe i'm Is. 9iftrift an STEELE Don
Qlerarber 9ugbes ernannt.
8e5iigGi9 Der grnennung beS Mufz
iebers in Der 9oIi5eiitation gu Gam
ton tbaten bic GommiFGre feline
S9ritte. 9r. 8eberIp SO. 9aq tpurbe
ols Snipettor BON MaaBen unb Sc
pi9ten an Steqe bon Sulbptt s. Sell
IeD ernannt.
8erf4iebenesb D m 6 ountp.
Sin 8ranb ri9tete am 9ienItag
Qberb in Der @obnung bes 9rn. 9p.
u. Qer9 an Der gorfzRoaD, nabe
@oDunstonn, S6oOen i'm 8etruge
BON $4,000 an.
9Ulfsi4eriff Noab 8alter fu6t
na9 einem Manne, Der am 16. De-
5ember 5rau CLARA 9eboff Oon8rootz
lanbbiGe I'm $35 unO flint golOene
Ringe i'm Dertbe BON $25 beraubte,
na9oem iie ibm, ba er betteIte, cine
Mabl3eit unb 40 Gents gege6en bate.
@taatsfenator Sohn 9ubner bor
gatonspiqe 6at ben GountD : Com
mifdren Elm S9reiben geIanbt, in
tpeIfem er i9 1e9r Gobenb iiber ben
8oIi3iiten Serrence 9onIe au5ipra4
unb nm be7en @ieberernennung erz
Iu9te.
6r. u. 8. @arrtfon bon 2auraz
billie bat bic golt3et bes Gounths err
fudt, na9 ietner So9ter 2aura Gar
rifon gu fuden, Die in 8OoOberrp ar
beitete unb tbre @obnung pOr isben
Mo9en berIieB. sic 1T Is Sabre un0
5 Monate alt.
Sophia %. Rsrn bat i'm 8reisgez
ri8t gu 3on1on cine 81age auf abIoz
lutte @9eibung ibrer Gbe nit 9enrp
aern unb I'm bic Obbut i6rer apei
minberiG6rigen 3tnoer eingerei6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26

Mit leiIen S9ritter ndberte er fi4
Der Sbir unb elite in Die Na4t btn@
aus.
Ils bas 2ieb gu Gnbe geiun9en
mar, tpanbten Der 9afpr unD feline
6rau ii9 um. sic pOlten i9rem
Safe CUTE Ha9t iagen, aber er mar
beri6punoen.
sic parteten cine babe, cine gan5e
Stunbe auf i'm. aber er fam ni4t
pieber.
Gr elite rafGen 99rittes auf Der
2anDitruBe babin unb Derf9ieoenar@
tige @efible fdmpften in feiner 8ruit.
gl0blt9 erinnerte er iid, DAB in Der
fleinen 5ldIGe in feiner 8rulttaf4e
nod Elm 3eit 8rannttpein lei. 9aitig
5Dg er lie beraus. --
@ein 9er5 f4lug gang laut, feline
gulie flogen --
-. Soqte er -. Ooer ioate er
ni6t?
Sem beFeres Sd trug ben Sieg baz
BON. - Die 6lai6e flog melt iiber bas
5elo binaus, unb Der @anbersmann
f6rttt neiter -.
Mebrers Sabre finb bergangen unb
Der Nbiunft lit 1dngit Pfarrer 9eporz
ben. @s lit tpieber 9~eiligdbenO. Dies
NAL iinb bic 9eidenfe Bel Dis grDBer
unb 3a9lrei6er, BENIN bret fleine Ilm5
pouen aud i6ren Qntbeil an Der
Sreube baden. Na9bem Der erite SUI
BEL borbet 1T, fommt bic goftai4e.
ugt feb, Elm 8rief aus 4mertfa,"
ruff 6rau Gba eritaunt aus. rOu bait
bort ia bod feinen getannten, 9uz
itab?"
Der 9aftor nGbert fi4 Der 2ampe,
siebt bic 8riue 5ure9t unb lieft:
v5t. 2ouis, 10. 9e5embsr 1890.
Mein lieber 8ruber!
Rimm beute metnen Odnf fir ben
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in 9einem 9auie.
Sd babe teinen 9runb, mid iiber Die
MenI6en gu beflugen. Sic BADEN gez
mug fir mid setban. Sic gaben mir
RatbI4ldge, @rma5nungen, 8ei9dfz
tigung uno @elb, pelGes t4 Deriuz
bette. Gs balf mir 4Qes ni4t.
Ou gabit mir einen briioerli4en
6dnoebrud, einen Bid in cine gliid>
Tide 9dusIt4teit unb einen S4lag
bonn 5liigeG bes @eibnu4tsengels.
9as bali!
6eute bin i9 Elm getretteter Mann
in un~ubhdngiger 2~e6enslage - Iogar
BON meinen 2eibeni4aften bin i'd unz
abbdngig.
Sd f4reibe Dir baGO meRr, feute
lit mir bas 9er3 gu BON. 9er3lt4
griiBt Did unO Define liebe 5ruu
9ein 5reunb Nre1 8 ung.
paitor 8utub Bat 6rau gpa, es
i6m nidt gu Deriibeln, tpenn ibm biez
fer 8rief nod 1ieber fet, a1s TIRE
fdmmtIiden acknowledgements, Die
9ibi4en, geitidten Puntoffeln einssz
fGlo1fen.