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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27

2Dbenbe Qnertennunq
- Der foIgenOe 8rief an bic 8eOats
tton bes nGorreiponDenten" fpri9t
fir fi4 ieIbit: Baltimore, ben &c.
5ebruar 1903. 9rn. Gbuarb Raine,
@e6r geebrter 9err! Der y@erein
CUR GrfOrf4ung Der 9ei9i4te Der
9euti4en in Marplano" erlaubt Iif
am @9Iufe zines Deiteren Sa6res
feines 8eite6ens, S6nsn feinen BERG
li4en 0ant uus3uipre4en, ionobl
fir Ous rege Sntersfe, pel6es Sbr
gei4GBtes 8latt benz Streben bea
@erein5 in Ieinen 9palten aGe5eit
entgegengebroht, ME au9 fir freunoz
li4e unentgeItIi4e 3uienOung bea
8Iattes ieIbit uno n8ot6en 8u6e8."
SIN Quftrage bes r8ereins fir @rforz
i9ung Der 9ei4i9te Der 9euti4en in
MurplunO" bo4u6tungsOOG ), 96.
9ennigbauien, Setr,""
Yoltttf 4e8. - Die oemofra=
tii9e Organization iOQ, tpie geitern
beitimmt perldutete, enbli9 einen mad
Nnii9t Der 8olititer geeigneten Mtu=
DorS : Ganoioaten gefunoen baben,
bei1en Namen morgen pber Montaq
betannt gema3t peroen piiroe. I'm
ter ben 8eitimmungen oes neuen8ri=
mGrnu6I @eIeBes miifen ale Q5pi=
ranten fir ods Mdnor8amt, bemo=
fratif6e, ME repu6IifaniI9e, i6re4p.
plitationen Bis gum %. MGr3, Ra9z
mtttuqs 4 ubr, i'm 8iireuu Der Wu6lz
auFfidts : 8e60roe einretden; am Z.
4pril 1T 6ereits bic YrimGrpu6I unt
am Sage por6er, ben 6. Nprtl, t0nner
mob ni9t regiitrirte itimmbere6tigte
8iirger Ii6 regiitriren laffen, UNI
f9pn regi1trirte f0nnen i6re 9artei=
an9r60rigteit Gnoerr. Qm IS. NpriI
1T no4mul5 Regiitrirung.
Nuf repu6Iifanif9er Seite fino bic
4ftien beS 6rn. Dadter i'm @teiger
begriffen. Sn elmer @erIammIung.
fpel9e geitern 4beno in Wir56urger'a
6aGe an SAP uno @~retertraBs ge=
6dIten tparO, tpurDe 5r. Wa6ter fir
oaS Mapor8amt tnbofirt, unb MA
f4inen : Metboben BEL Nominationer
fpuroen beroonnert.
6r. Samss u. Outptins BON Der
GommiFionS : 5irma 0apfinS II.
0ufe bepirbt Ii9 in Der 16. Duro
UNI bic bemotrutif9e Domination fir
ben eriten Rdtbs3peig. Die 66.@ban
8. Morgan unO @m. u. NbeutIen
1ino e6enfuGs bemofrutif9e Gambia
Ten in Der sl6en Wurb.
Sn Der %. Waro bepirbt ii6 Der
Oempfrat @bipur0 8. 8opleD um Die
Domination fir ben err ten Rat6sz
5tpeig. 6r. 8opIep 6ena9ri6tigt bic
bemofratifen Stimmge6er feiner
@uro bon bieIer ieiner 46fi9t, ourG
cine Nn3eige i'm r9eutf6en Gorrez
iponbenten."
SieI &ut d B d. -
Der 6ubrmann @umuel0. Cunning
ham BON Nr. 1889, Qdmont : Qlpe.,
fiel geftern an Der @de BON G6arlesz
uno ReeoItruBe pom &uti4en6of 6erz
ub unb i4nitt ii4 Ous re4te Qugenz
lieb fat total ab. @r Durbe nd9
benz r@tabt : 9Ofpital" ge6rudt.
Gin Meffer6sGb. : 9erSee>
mann Wm. %. Wulters bon CIR.
1880, OF 2omburbitraBe, pel6er
9eorge 8. 6ieIos DON Or. 721, Dit
gratttruBe, am 10. 6ebruur nit eli
mem Mefer erbebIi4 berleBte, tpuroe
geitern i'm mittIeren Stations6dnIe
pom 8oli5eiri4ter 5e6ttg BEN Sc
ri9tsoerfu6ren iberpieIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27
Gns Dem Snnerrn War1laHD's 1H0
Den angrru3rnoen StaateH.
Der 8rdnD in Wount
Wtreh.

~ ! " ~ ! II -
4ireb.
yta9 einem 8eri9t oes 9ilfsz
Stats : Seuer : Mari9uQs CHARLES
9. 8anB entitanb bas 6euer, pel4eS
am Mittno9 II @ebGube in Mount
Qirep inIi6e legte, bur4 einen f4aoz
baften &au9Fang in Glarp Ii. @lap's
9aus, in benz ii9 bic 8Gderei bon u.
3ulano befanb. 9efen So4terJrau
Marp @iIen6auer permo9te III nit
tnapper Not6 ii9 unb i6re &inDer gu
retten. gu gei9er 3eit 6radte lie
audi einen Papagei un0 einen &anaz
r~ienpogel in Si9er6ett; ale lire an
beren 9ubieligteiten gingen in Slam
men duf, uno als tie Dem 6euermdrz
f9aG lire 9eI9i4te er3G6lte, mar lie
in eiren Mdnner : 1eber3ie6er getleiz
bet unb ein 9erb1but i4iiBte ibren
8opf. Cur 5net Ser onen trugen8erz
leBunger baDon, uno 3par6arrp8en=
nett unb @eor9e G3eip, bErA 6era6z
faQenoe 6ol5itiide; GrIterer erlitt Ell
nen 8ru9 oes re9ten 8eines uno2eBz
terer perrentte fi9 elm SuBgelent. Die
6enerfpriBe BON 6reberid ~letitete aus
ae3etbnste 9ienfte. 0a MountQirep
p1ne Maferleitung lit, mubte Wafer
fir bic 0ampfIpriBe bon8drtbolops,
pierMleilen bonn 8runopldbe, bei3afft
toeroen. Dies muroe bur9 Die SEM
Der oor flint 6ra9t : 2otomotipen
Der Baltimore : Obio : 8u6n" be-
ncefItelligt, pon oenen ieOer 7000@alz
lonen &apaaitGt bat. Sober bieier
Senoer nurbe bon elmer 2OtomOtiDe
ae3ogen, Die iebe flint Mal 8ufer
1erbeibradten.
Der @6uoen ipiro ME foGgt obgez
fdGBt: @impfon's 9OteG $4,000, Ser
fi6erung $4,000; @Iarb : Gebdune
$500. @erIi9erung $4,000; !0aus,
BON SRI. Dper bepobnt, G~igent1um
BON 9ufan 8ufdrb, $4,000; 9aus
BON 6enrp We6er, @igenthum bon
Gnoren 8ufsr, $500; 8. 8, Nor@
MOOD, $4,000, 8eriiderung $500;
SO. 81. &uop $4,000, GerIiderung So
900; S9raG g. Ooriep $4,000, Ser
1i6erung $4,000; S. @.@ilbert $4,000.
Qerii6erung $4,000; 4Oam RulanO,
9Gderei, $4,000; $. 8. Stiles $500;
SO. 6. 5. @mit9 $21O0; Rupmono
Sarnes $4,000, 8erii4erung $4,000.
Ser 8elammti9ubsn ptrb duf
$4,000 Bis 100000 a6geIddBt, Dem
i'm @an5en $5O,4O0 8erii4erung gee
qeniiher Ite9sn, unb 5ipar in cen folz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27
@ermifdte tsIsarapbiide sepeldsn.

- Sn 6rantfOrt, Sn0., Derpunz
bette Der 17zjdbrige Gurl 8OOOs ieiz
men 8ater uno SHUTTER unO ieinen
8roBputer bur4 ReOOlOeri4ife auf
ben Sob uno 6egtng Oann @el6Fz
mor0.
= SIN 6aFen BON Rep=gOrt tumen
g.Itern 3pei G6ineIen uuf Dem Dorz
Qeftern aug China unO Manila dnges
fommenen 9ampfer uSnorapabt'
bur6 cine Serpentinz un0 Del ST.
plpiion um's 2eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27
Grfnbcr GntIing arifOrben.

Ren gorf, 26. 6e6ruor. -
81. S. Sailing, GrftnOer Oes mad i6m
benannten 59neGfeuer : @ei6iBes,
itur6 feute pI0Blt9 in Der bieiigen
@o9nung ieiner S6piegerIo6nes
6ug6 O.. 9entecof. Gr mar "a
Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27

AIIlluHIIt USL USIulII ulSIF 0lUlI>SSl>
lpiIigungS6iG i'm 6enat. $780,
900 fir Die GrtDnigin 2iIioufalaz
nj. - 8ergsbIi6er O6itruftionsz
tampf Der 0emotraten i'm 6uu7e
gegen Die n9inuus3d6lung" zines
gcieBli4 ertpdblten Reprdfentanz
ten.
8of9tngton, .. g., 26. 8e6r.
- Sm-Senot beri8tete 6ule (W}e.) Die
5lOtten : @erpiuigungsbiu Elm unb
De~rtiinOete, baB er fte morgen CUR
8erbanOIung uufrufen tperoe.
8urrops (l}t9.) pom Gomite fir
8riOilegien urb Wa6Isn rei9te einen
peiteren Proteit gegen bic 3ulaFung
ReeO SmOOt'5 ais Senator fir llta6
elm.
Der Senat IeBte bic GrfpGgunq Der
bermif4ter Gipil : 8ermiuigung86iQ
fort uno gene6migte Elm @menoement,
pel6es 100000 fir cine 8auitele
fir Oo8 neue 8oitamt in Retp : o0rt
berpiQigt. Die geitrige Qbfimmung,
tpelde bic 8erniQtgung fir Elm 8uz
reuugebGrbe gum 8ebrau9 Der Rez
prdientanten aus Der Bin itrt8,
purbe in 8ieoererpGgung ge3ogen
urO Die 8erpiItgung g~enebmigt. gu
glei6 pa7iirte Der Senat elm Qmenoez
ment, pelfe8 ben Experimentation
0es 8apttols inftrutrt, einen Soften
iiberi4Iag fir Elm neue8, iogenannte5
8ureaugebGube fir ben 8ebrau6 Der
Senotoren o~uf3uieBen.
9as N%menbement, tpel6es ben go
item fir bic @ergr0Berung De5 8apiz
toIS fel6it itrei9, tpurbe angenommen.
Sin BON 6an86roug6 0}.z9.) an
qebotenes ENHANCEMENT, nel6e5 ben
8erfauf berauf8enber @etrGnte i'm
&apttot Derbietet, tpuroe in 5oIge cine
DON Nui5pn &C., er6Obenen Orb
nung5etnpanbes 3uriidgeptsfen.
Die gun3e Sin tpurbe i6lieBIi6 an
genommen, eini6lteBIi6 be5 NmenOe=
mentS, pel9eS 100000 fir Silgung
Der Nn7prii6e Der @rt0nigtn 2iliOuta@
lunt BON 6apaii b~erniQigt.
I'm LAO ging Der Sendt in Gretuz
tibftBunQ. I'm 5.45 nur0en Die Shit
rem pieber ge0ffnet uno 6alO Oaruuf
erfoIgte 8ertagung Bis mOrgen.
MG6renD Der beutigen @retutiO@
fiBung ~beitdtigte Der Serat cine Men=
9e @rnennunger.
s m 6au E
fano 6eute Elm LANCER 6lt6uitiertampf
Der 9emofrdten gegen ben 8erfu9 Der
Gepublitaner, ben 9emofraten Butler
Don M}iTourt y6inaus3u3d6Ien" unO
en- feiner SteGe ben Republitdnac
@agoner gu ieBen, itatt. ,3uerIt be-
itanOen bic 9emofruten auf Der On
neien6eit zines QuorumS, oanR auf
boQitdnbiger 8erleiung ces geitrigen
9rototoqs, unb i6er6aupt pen0eten
lie uGIe bur9 ben parlamentarii4en
@e6rau4 erlau6ten M}ittel an, I'm Die
8er6anOlungen in Die 2Gnge gu 3iez
6er.
Na66em ous 6ous nit 1913 gegen
100 Stimmen bef6lOfen bate, ben
Butler Wagoner @ontsit in @rpGs
gu1g gu 3ie6en, erfolgte cine lun9e De-
bate, unb bic 9emotrdtsn ieBten i6re
S6itruftion unter groBem QGrm fort.
y6re Nnitrergungen fparen jeOO4 Oerz
gebli6. 8eri8iebene 4ntrGge auf gez
naue 3G6lung Der Stimmen ii6er On
trGge, pel6e Der 8OriiBer fir .ongez
nommen ertldrt bate, purben ais
nbilatortf4" 3uriidgenieien, unO Dus
@noe pom 2ie0e mar, OaB Der betrefz
fenoe Gomiteberi9t nit ISL gegen 2
9timmen dngenommen fpurbe. Der
BON ben 9emofraten er6O6ene Gin
pan0, baB fem Quorum anpeien0
mar, Fanb feline 8sa9tung. 0agoner
puroe al5 MitgIieO bestbigt, unO INN
Tbs ma4te ba8 9ous cine Puuie Biz
mnrnPn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27
Qu9 elmer BON 9ensn.

Qu9 elmer bon Oenen.
Inter btn Spfern Der Rennba9n=
S9ninoler in Hefp { gprt befinbet
ii8 audi Or. Sc. @dbep, Elm 3ahnar5t
BON 9agerstotpn. @r idgte i'm Ser
bDr Dor 8unbes : gpmmiHdrSbie
aus, baB CT Der 6irma CRAWFORD II.
So. 'bertrauensbon $500 f9idte, um
biefetben in Surf : Spetulattonen an
aulegen. Qub cr5d6lte 9r. Gapep,
tpie er, nd9bem er einen She'll bes
9eloes berloren unb ben &eit nur err
langte, inbem er cine &eiie na9 Netpz
gort a%ntrat, Glide Mo9en fpGter an
SEQ. S. Stone, Surf 9pecuIatur II.
N%bpifor", 5000 geIanbt bate, nm
bas @eGo nu9 Dem rSi9erbitsplan"
bes 6rn. Stone gu inpeitiren. Q6er,
bamit nod ni9t 3u%frieben, bate Or.
@dpep, bieie l1nf9ulb bonn 2anbe,
gum 3peiten MaGe ienen 8etrug an
rSrn. @tone" geI4idt, biesmuI, I'm
na9 benz vSnp 9orIe Plan" angelegt
gu tperben.
Roti3en.
6rl. Mauoe &duffman, Die So9ter
bes 6rn. Ri9arb 8. &auffmdn in
Cumberland, puroe Mtttpo9 W1orz
qen 6ur9 Die @rploIion elmer Petro%
leumlampe BON ben 5uBgelenfen bis
gu ben 6iften I9redli9 p%er6rannt.
S6r 3uftano 1T fritii4. Die Gltern
unb Der 8ruosr Deg MGo4ens erlit>
ten bel ben 20I9DerIuden ebenfalls
f9ltmme 8ranbnunoen.
S6omas Sbiserp, so Sabre alt,bon
Cecil : gount9, nurbe auf ben 9eletz
fen Der p6ilaoelpbia, Baltimore unO
8aI6ington 8ahn na6e @lt Ned NIT
gebro9enem re6ten Grm, 5ermolmtem
linfen 8ein unb ge6rO4enem @4dbel
duFgefunoen. Man glaubt, DAB er
BON einem 3uge ~ii6erfd6ren tpuroe. @r
Iiegt iebt i'm Wilmington 9ofpttal IN
tritif4em 3uTtanbe barnieber.
@eorge %. gut6eII, O6errt8fer bes
@aifengeri9ts bon Dicomtco@Go
tip, 1T in feiner Wo6nung ndbe5ruttz
lamb i'm Otter bon SO Sabren geitor@
ben. Gr mar Elm 6armer uno 1ptelte
cine groBe Stole in Der oemotratlifen
poGitif Oes GountpS. ST 9interldBt
cine Wittne unb its6en &inoer.
Sranf Robgerion, Elm 9rdbtfpun=
ner in ben 9ienften Der nniteb 3elez
phone Co., puroe geftern Morgen in
6ugsrstopn BEL Der Qrbeit auf einem
BfoIten bur9 ben elettrif4en Strom
augenblidli9 get0btet, @r fiel bon
Der 60be BON % SUB berab uno ger
f6metterte ii9 ben S4doel. @r mar
% Sabre aft unb bate ii4 erft tm9e@
5ember nit elmer jungen Dame in
SSreoerid per6etrat6et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27

MdngeI6after Geuerz
bicniI.
Der Mapor uno Staotratb nor
Cumberland 1abeR nit Den 6eueroerz
iid5srun8s : 4genten cine @oEeren5
User Ge1erenTeuerOienit ge6ulten. Die
Staten tpurcen jiingit ipe9en Der Munz
acl3eFiiefeit oss QesIercn nm 25Gts.
an .6inbert ers39t. Menn Die BON
ben ageaien porsei9ldgenen 9erbeiz
ierunaen innetbaIb pm nrei Mtonatsn
.orqenommsn peroen, foa bieieraufz
ia.aq ratgdnsis aema4t Deroen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27

ST.. @6arles N. 54pa6, Der
iebt i'm 6otel RiB gu Paris Oertpeilt,
tpirb am II. Mdr3 nit benz pRor0o.
Qlopbz" 0umpFer p8rOnPrin3 Btlz
belm" mad g&tIpsgOrt %abfa3rsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27

@stterausii9ten. Sir
Mar1lano unb ben 0ifritt Columbia
tlar am 5reitas, Resen am Samitdg,
friihe iuoli9e @inOG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27
De- Dsutfsle GsrrefyonSent.
Gsrtaas, 81. Tebrrer 1903.
,ut..haItunos.S s csipciEer.

,uts.baItnaaS.S ScsiDctFee.
yWaIif : 4tabemie.A OteIe
&sHe; 9i4a-p G.dEsfi;Is in s5ulius Gciar'.
GbaIe's ,2pceum : SEeater." 49,
Disfs Ear8e: sQrime RcrIa.
,Gprb's Spernbaus". SleIe
Esae: gran 2anctrp in .Sb, GroS.g8at31.
y6olibdDFrabeH; Sbedttr."- Orele
1so6t: pS9e @aR 100 barto".
,Mubitoriunt : W2Iljif 9due." -
Sitis @nde: .9u,1 Sisp".
r@mptrszS9edter. Sd9lIG 5fpe1
Observation-Disclosures
3euntes 9eaboop : 3ecitdl 5rettd9,
her 81 Sshruor snhmittoos a ltbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27

Ru6e 1T oes 9 ii g r 3
8fGi6t. Der Geemann Waltsr
0aro DON Der 9orfitruBe puroe gez
tern i'm mittleren StdtionsAauie pom
Notwithstanding tpegen ungebii4r@
li6en 8etrugens auf Der StraBe CUR
9ablung BON $25 Strafe uno Soften
perurt6eilt uno in @rmangeI1ng oes
n0tbigen Rleingslbes mad benz Sc
fdngniB gefanOt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27
1.-THE Family Physician"
ee9eH
arianc. Suifcn nnO @rfdltnna.

gtriubt cine 5,ai5t Ot'5r tpuHO'rOol'n 9seots
ain: fe pirO S6neu $99.75 all 9ottorsat8uunssH
fgansr. aei allen agot5,rtm zoe, (dcbll.S@n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27
She SaetIe nath 9cutImlanS,

I'M bic Melt ober mad irgenO einem
She'll Der @elt arrangirt. 8eiIebiIz
lete ii6er ale 8a6nz unb 9ampferz
2inien. Sbso. $. 9iener g.
6 o., Ais MaterzStr. (266D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27

ca -GBino-
3sit SGIo' I95er. ESt SSstt.
500 gQ.I go 50 so 50 3S.zI. l I5rlb.
SEQ =. 2047 "A AZ e. 3 lSI1r.
Rit.E. sorOmstsrft. 1880 @6dRc 9smperntur. 81
NiittI. &bermometerii.. AZ 9~iieDriaits 1eHperat. -
Die h1hfe SdHenisfeit pes Wlnhes IN eiRcr
bStuuoe betrus 8 9lsileH pom SloDsfsH.
9agQetriOe @ttter. Sis nisOriuht
Stmptratur Dts ~attri9tn Cages (bis s llbr abeuDsl
mar aui Ea61enannten StdtiOncu, nj. folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27

Ghfittclfrct, Shmersen, Malas
ria, ga Grippe Mno id1limmc Grf6l=
tnnacn tmrirt ourd1 ,,SlancD'S Iauc
0ilS" (amd in Hiiiiaer S0rml.
8reiS 25c. Mucnthal6cn Dertanft
(7G2, 9&5, ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27

Gt VeNIS PLp %|t"+" ""N SE"'I
1ion. gbeo. 8. 9iener &c 6 o.,
Ais Dutsrz @trabe. QusIdnbii4es
@el0, 0e9fel unb Gre0tt Brtefe.
@6iffstarten BON unb na9 europa.
MbIe6en. = 6r. Charles g,
&riel, Ien., Der po6lbetannte S4tpeiz
nef6lG9ter pon Nr.5, Deftz9 enriettaz
@truBe, ftarb am Mttttpo3 in Palmz
Bead, 6lortba, ppielbt er fi4 fett
2pei M}onaten %aufbielt, um ii4 BON
einem Nnfau Der 8rtppe gu erbolen.
Der 9erbli9ene mar bOr 81 SaAren
in Baltimore geboren, unb bereits in
feiner Sugenb trat er in bas 9ef4Gft
ieines 8aters Elm, Del3es btei er i'm
Sabre 1910 qriinbets. Na9 benz
SoDe ieines 9aters iiberna6m er Die
2eitung DeS 9ei6dfts uno nabm au4
feline S06ne, nit 4usnubme BON 9rn.
G6riitian s. 8riel, pel9er iein eigez
nes @eI9Gft griinoete, in bic 5irmd
auf.
ST. Solomon 9eB, Senior
Sbeil6aber Der 5irmen N.6eB' Cons,
S9u66dnbIer, unb q. 5eB &c 8ro.,
@9ubfabritanten, tar6 am Wlittpo4
in ieiner 8obnung, Nr.1815, Gutan>
pfuce, nu6 ldngerer &ranf3eit an
elmer Compilation BON 8rant9eiten
i'm Otter BON 46 Sa6ren, @r binterz
lGBt feline SHUTTER, 6rau q. 9eB, nno
bic Observation-Disclosures 5rau 5rant
8aufmun, 5ruu .. Serman, 5rau
Morton SamueGs, iGmmtli4 BON
Baltimore; 6rau u. Miniter BON
@af6ington unO Die So. g.. 8. SEP,
s. 9. SeB, S. g. 9eB BON Baltimore
uno g. %. 6eB BON Bi4ita, SIS. ST
mar Elm Mitglieo Der u@lts" unb aner
israelitiT9en @obltbdtigteits 8eleu=
f9aften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27

GAS SEEA
fEagt diO A0i6 SOts, Die IM lmmaf6 skagt Halt
': II &1HNzISm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27

Ga @ E "a.
T,sgt die eDe Sot8, 18IT Imm8LG8aauftHabl
sohris &ERHAI%M<
-1R
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27

@etterberidlf.
Ser. StaatensB rsSireau, /
Baltimore, ben rs. 6ebruar 1901
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27

It a g. uno gs@ T.
furfonen mad Mui6ington $1.25
auf Der v4enniplpdntaz8a9n
@inete finb fir Die Gadfq5rt Bis
@onntaa @beno siiItig. Ollie 3ige,
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side to score was P. H. P. Frelinghuysen,
who defeated James Stillman by 5 up. The
JOCKEY BARRY HURT.
Thrown by Seminole in Knickerbocker
Hurdle Handicap,


The racing at Morris Park yesterday was
marred by an accident in the Knickerbocker
hurdle handicap. which will probably result
in the death of Lawrence Barry. one of the
best steeplechase riders in this country,
who had the mount on F. Ambrose Clark s
Seminole. 1t was at the last hurdle, direct
ly opposite the betting ring, that Seminole
stumbled. Barry was thrown headlong
against the rail- and as he rebounded to the
track he landed on his head, Seminole at
the same moment falling upon him. The
eelding scrambled to his feet and ran on.
but Barry lay unconscious, his head bent
under his body. Instantly there was a
rush of policemen and stable hands to the
scene of the accident, and Barry was pick
ed UP tenderly and carried to the judges
stand where an ambulance from Fordham
Hospital was waiting. No time was lost in
placing the rider in the ambulance and, at
tended by the hospital surgeon and DR..
Stephen Hasbrouck, he was taken away as
quickly as possible.
Soon rumor spread at the track that
Barry was dead, but at the hospital last
night 1t was said that he was still alive,
though suffering from conclusion of the
brain and probable fracture of the skull
Barry halls from Newport, r. l., and is
twentysix years old. He has been riding
steeplechase horses for number of years
and had met with numerous falls but al
ways escaped serious injury. Those who
saw the accident yesterday, however, said
that Barrys recovery would be miracle,
inasmuch as he had no time to break the
force of the fall, and was also crushed by
his mount.
Barry's horse always has been a good
jumper, and 1t was only recently that he
won a steeplechase in handsome style. but
the fact that he has been q patched-up
cripple may have had something to do with
yesterdays accident. The fall of Seminole
was ascribed by some to a weakness In the
fore legs.
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National League Clubs Standing.

The Senators, led on by Albert Edward
Orth, took on a decided brace at st. Louis
yesterday and defeated the Browns by the
score OF to O.
Mr. Orth was at his best, being lucky
enough to eliminate the one bad inning that
he generally looks for, his splendid work
continuing from the first to the last inning,
but four hits being made by the opposing
batters. Back Of Orth the Washington
team fielded in it's true form, a single error
being charged against it. This was Diff
cult chance by Martin at second, but as
this young man led the Senator's In the
stick work and otherwise f1elded well the
misplay can be forgiven.
Opposed to Orth on the rubber was Pow
ell, and his delivery was something the
Senators have been pining for. Martin.
Delehanty and Orth each getting TIRES
safe hits the first named adding a DOUBLE
sacker to his trio
Setback and Coughlin broke into the game
with sensational catches, the former get
ting a long drive against the right-f1eld
fence. while the Scranton boy jumped sew
erai feet In the air and pulled down line
drive from Burkett's bat.
Neither side scored in the first two in
nings but in the third Orth and Robinson
got their hits together and run resulted
In the fifth another tally came Washing
toms way. George Carey's beautiful triple
sending Jimmy Ryan over the rubber In
the last inning the third and last run was
scored by the Senators on Robinson's base
on balls, cleverly stolen base by the d.
minutive shortstop and timely single by
Delehanty.
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chances to retire men swsfe THROWN away
by Waller. who. instead OF trying to catch
his man. threw to an0Aaer base. Coli
flower. instead of remainifsin his position
ond when Crooks sent the sphere out to
center and scored three men, but was put
out himself trying to stfetch the hit into
three bases In the first inning the Blu
reaus got a man as far as third, but could
not get him home.
Eastern then went to tie bat and made
two runs. Hughes hit to short and reach
ed first safely. Bradley singled King
went out, short to first. CQllifower drove a
high one out to center. which was lost in
the clouds getting two bases land scoring
Hughes and Bradley The-next two were
easy outs.
Eastern scored again In the third Gates
hit a grass-cutter down the third-base
line, getting two bases. WEIGH flied out.
Hook singled and scored Gates. Hook
played little too far OF first and was
caught. Glotzbach reached first on an err
ror, but Whaler struck out. Eastern made
ITO }aS f RIM in the sixth.
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Country Club. and F. oden Horstmann,
Chevy Chase Club.
w. C. Carnegie, Allegheny C. c., and DR..
L. L. Harlan. Columbia Golf Club.
Orlnsby McCammon. Chevy Chase, and l..
w. Weaver. Columbia.
G. c. Lafferty. Chevy Chase. and John c.
Davidson. Columbia. =
8. Cater Hopper, Baltimore Country Clup,
and e. P. Brooke. Columbia.
DR.. w. NJ. Gray. Chevy Chase, and DR..
w. S. Harlan. Columbia
DR.. w. P. Compton. Chevy Chase. and w.
q. Conklin. Columbia.
r. C. Hayden. Chevy Chase, and A. 8.
Mattingly. Columbia.
A. E. Lard. st. Joseph. Mo-. Country Club.
and e. D. Carusi. Columbfa.
r. w. Jackson. Baltimore C. c., and e.
8. Duvall. Jr.. Columbia
DR.. J. Macbride Sterrett, Chevy Chase, and
s. T. Cameron. Columbia
Victor Kaufman. Chevy Chase. and
Reeve Lewis. Columbia.
e. v. Summer. Chevy Chase. and =. Mod.
Thomas. Columbia
DR.. II. T. Harding and W. W. Delano.
Columbia.
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RACING AT CHEVY CHASE.
Rooster and Dragoman to Meet in
Three-Mile Steeplechase.

A three-mile steeplechase will take place
at pm. on Monday next on the grounds
adjacent to the Chevy Chase Clubs prem
ises between DIR. A. A. Snyder's chestnut
gelding Rooster, and Mr.. J. II. Bradley's
brown gelding Dragoman. The former VIII
probably be ridden by DR.. Dion Kerr and
the latter by either Robert or George Cur
ran. Other entries may be received. but
most likely It win result In match be-
tween the two mentioned, who finished first
fConfinued on Fiftsenth Paro.l
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COLUMBIA GOLF TOURNEY.
Players Paired Off for the Qualifying
Round

The Green committee Of the Columbia
Golf Club had busy time Of it last night,
pairing off the entries for the tourney that
started this morning. The qualifying round
will find the following well-known golfers
going over the beautiful course together.
Clayton G.. Dixon, Huntington valley