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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-28
BUE AND GRAY WON.
Phillips Andover Boys Defeated by
Score of 6 to l.

Yesterdays game at Andoyer. Mass, be-
tween the Blue and Gray and the Phillips
Andover teams was an easy victory for the
former. the score being @ to /. Titus did
the slab work for Georgetown. In the first
inning it loked as IL he were up for 1t, two
doubles being made off his delivery. which
scored run. but after this inning the
Andoyer boys could not connect with his
curves Phillips Andover had two pitch
ers in the box during the game, who were
touched up for eight hits by Georgetown.
The four errors chalked up against the
Blue and Gray were not costly. while the
errors of the home team helped them quite
a little Georgetown drove Baker out of
the box in the fifth inning.< getting three
runs Brown, who took his place. allowed
but two hits and one run for the rest of
the game. The batting of Thompson, Dor
man and Titus were the features: The
follaUyS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-28
Good Word for Senators.

In the American League the race prom
ises to be very close. Washington, which
has shown poorest form SO far, has been
crippled by the loss of star players through
injuries. and New York. too. has been
without its regular lineup in many games.
These two teams when intact will make 1t
interesting for any club and cannot be
counted out of the race. In fact 1t is not
possible to name with any degree of GER
tainty the first division teams of Ban John
sons circuit simply because the race is
now so close that a single days play may
cause a complete upheaval in the stand
ing.-Chicago Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-28
MORRIS PARK WINNERS.
Whitney Leads the Owners and Burns
the Jockeys

w. c. Whitney heads the list of winning
owners at the Morris Park meeting with
S29.36O to his credit. His coIors finished
first nine times. Gunfire won the greatest
amount by securing the Metropolitan ham
dieap
August Belmont is second, with SIS, 761
Magistrate won two of the three races that
were won by Mr.. Belmonts horses and the
major portion of the sum named His most
valuable stake was the National Stallion.
Africander's success in the rich Belmont
stakes. worth $4,000 placed Deimel and
Dwyer third. 1t was the only race in which
Africander started during the meeting.
The Westbury stable. owned nv Mrs
Harry Payne Whitney and Mrs. Herman
3; Duryea, Won 1900 with their colt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-28

Yesterdays National League Games.
Philadelphia, 2; Cincinnati, 2
ST. Louis. 3; Brooklyn. 1.
Boston, I; Pittsburg. 1.
New York 5; Chicago, 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-28

Washington. D. c.; E. G. Denison. Y. M c.
A., Washington, D. c.
ADMINISTRATION Long, NJ. A. c., Bal
timore Md.
Assistants to announcer-R. w. Bone, Y
M. c. A. Washington. D. c.; D. r. Covell.
Y. M. c. A., Washington. D. c.; r. Tracy,
Y. M. c. A., Washington. d. C.
Custodian of prizes-E. Gould, Y. M. c.
A, Washington. D. c.
Assistants to custodian Of prizes-H L.
Ludwig and w. MeCauley. Washington,
D. C..
MARSHALL. w. Crawford. Y. M. c. A.
Washington. D. c.
Manager-MeL B. Rideout, Y. NJ. C. A,
Washington, D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-28
Flight From Chester, Va.

The birds of the Northeastern Pigeon
Fanciersf Association flew from Chester,
Va. Sunday, May "a. They were liberated
at s:25 In storm. but made very good time
Secretary w. Gebege issued the following
diplomas: Herbert Veihmeyer. first; w.
Gebege. second: Herbert Vefhmeyer, third
and fourth; w. Gebege. fifth, sixth and
seventh. and John Mcmahon. eighth s.
Crcgan. no return: w. Sproscer. no return,
and very doubtful Of getting any. The club
will fly from Kitrell, N. c., May 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-28
e owners who won $1,000 or more were:

Tommy Burns. who rode in grand form at
the meeting. leads the jockeys. Fuller,
Bulman and Cannon had a tussle for sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-28
American League Clubs Standing.
National League Clubs Standing.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAME.
Chicago. /; Cleveland, o.

Only one game was played in the Ameri-
can League yesterday Chicago meeting
Cleveland. In the latter city, and winning
out by the score Of 1 to 0. Bernhard al
lowed Chicago but four hits. while Flah-
erty was hit for six. The Comiskeyites
felded without an error. while the Blues
slipped up four times a bad throw by Bern
hard losing the game In the last inning.
Score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-28

Three-base hit-Thompson Stolen bases-Dariing.
Hart. Titus, seheller. Bases on balls-On Titus.
2; of Baker 9. Struck out-By Titus. 3; by Ba-
ker, 8; by Brown, l. Double plays-Dorman.
SeheIler and Darling; Darling and Morgan Pass
ed bali-R. C.. Brown. Hit by pitched bali-Mor-
gan, Huiskamp Il. W. Brown. Umpire-Mr:
Clarkson of Harvard. Time Of game hours and
10 minutes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-28
ond and third places. they being tied with
eleven wins each before yesterdays races

American League DANES Today.
Washington at Boston. = n
New York at Phiiadelphia.
st. Loais at Detroit.
Chicago at Cleveland
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-25
Sutton MAKES" PROMISES"
HE EXPRESSES REGRET AT RE
CENT GRIMES OF TURKS.
Russian and German Ambassadors
Have an Audience With the Sultan
HE Says Guilty Will Be Punished
Turks Win in Later Encounters
Bulgaria Explains Note to Powers.

Constantinople, Sept. 21.-In an au.
dience with NJ. Zinnovieff, the Russian
ambassador, the sultan expressed his
regret at the eXcesses committed by
the Turkish troops in the vilayets of
Monastir and Adrianople. He said that
orders had been sent to the authorities
concerned to prevent their repetition
and he gave the Russian ambassador
to understand that the guilty parties
would be punished.
The German ambassador, Baron Won
Bieberstein, also had an audience with
the sultan, who showed himself most
optimistic. The latter declared that
the insurrection was drawing to Il
close. In fact, it had already been
suppressed in some districts and the
porte would, therefore, Immediately is.
sue proclamations announcing the re-
sumption Of the application Of the re-
form schemes. After the granting Of
these audiences an extraordinary coun-
Gil of ministers was held at the Yildizz
kiosk and the deliberations were con-
tinued on Saturday. 1t is understood
that the council drew up fresh instruc-
tions to the wallis in the sense Of his
majesty's declaration.
Official dispatches from the wallis Of
Salonica, Monastir and Adrianople re-
port numerous encounters which re-
suited in favor of the Turks.
Bulgaria Still Neutral.
Sofia, Sept. 21.-Some apprehension
having apparently been created, owing
to Misunderstanding regarding the
precise meaning of Bulgarias last note
to the powers, explanations have been
given to some diplomatic agents here
that the memorandum was not intend
ed as an ultimatum, but was rather in
the nature Of an appeal for the inter.
vention of the powers before that in.
tervention should be too late. The Bull
garian ministry, it was stated, was de-
termined to maintain its attitude Of
neutrality up to the last moment, but
it feels the impossibility of standing
by Indefinitely while the Turks ex-
terminated the Bulgarian element in
Macedonia.
The governments position is rem.
dered increasingly difficult by the at
titude Of the Macedonian population
in Bulgaria, which, vigorously backed
up by the revolutionary committees, is
persistently endeavoring to force the
governments hand and provoke hos
tilities with Turkey.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-25
OREGON NOTES.

John C. Luce, one of the pioneers OF
Grant county, and prominent ciuzen.
is dead.
The Union county seat contest which
has been appealed to the supreme
court, will be heard at Salem, Octo
ber 5.
In a drunken row at saloon at
Helix recently, Charles Fashne, aged
80 years, was stabbed several times in
the body. He is reported to be resting
easily.
An o. R. & N. freight train was
badly wrecked in Cayuse canyon, about
10 miles above Pendleton, recently,
piling 10 cars over an embankment and
injuring three men.
Orders from Washington, D. c., have
closed the land office at La Grande
from all business until E. w. Davis of
Union, the new registrar, takes his po.
sition No reason is given for the ac-
ton.
B. ]. Pengra, pioneer politician and
railway promoter, died recently at the
home of his son, w. ]. Pengra of Co
burg, at the age of so years. He came
to Oregon in the early SOS and was one
of the electors from Oregon at the time
Lincoln was chosen president the first
time.
The Portland Ministerial association
is determined to stop their city from
accepting monthly fines from gamblers
for upbuilding of improvements for
the Lewis and Clark fair. If Mayor
Williams persists in his present policy
DR.. House says that special articles
will be published in every religious
publication in the land explaining that
the beauties of the city have been paid
for by the collection of funds from
gamblers and at the peril of ruin Of
young men and women.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-10
Scr0rr's Wrrfe.

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Dt9ters Werfen cine bor3iigli6e.
Der Preis Der T40n ausgeitutteten
unb gel4madpoG g<buRceuen 9dnoe
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ORenrrn gRnrh(nnh Rnhn.

Stain Rrafto an H. CttDbsr 1903.
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SnNr3fG0r

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9Horic g. 0tsnltcr.

IS itarb am :. Ropembcr 1903, Inn y llbr WOr=
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-10

Der engltf9e Qnar4tit
Sobn Burner ion ausgepieien fperz
ben. @r bat ii4 3par uuf Die Ser
faiung Der @ereinigten Staaten be-
rufen unb Bel einem @eri9t 6eantragt,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-10

Dem 2on0oner Mtnenz
MART ge6t es pte unIerem Sruitz
marft. Gr lit in Oeiolater Gage.
GiidlGuftge 8etpegung Der @ttien uno
s3unu6me Der 3pangszGiquioationen
iinb ieit Wo6en an Der 5ugesoroz
11u1Q.
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9ampfer DcrIafeH Baltimore BDn
NJ IA urh ia RIohtHV sSRgF0p
Baltimore : Sampf Ga6et Il 60.
(UIts ME IuUerIdfhse Sat'eints.)

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Die Der. StaatsnagOf bsf6rSerRS.
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Siemftaa, 10. StDncmber 1908.

Gin 6o8perratbs 9ro>
seB lit in 8rient gegen 200 italienti4e
5tuoenten 0ftrei6ii6er @taatsz4n9e@
60rigfeit eingeleitet pOroen. Die Stu
benton batten an benz SrreOentiitenz
GongreB in ubine t6etlgenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-10
S~eriammIung8@ Nn;etgeH.

NO. Sspans struae imm errUdbremcer Sau'
HRS8& Bereiu.
Die o. 3abrssperiummlun9 uuO 9eamtcurDabl
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Ridtunpgenoe WitglieOcr ~O:riulcn in Die 9eirBs
Tide Strafc.
C3I4-5) SEQ. II. 4~rccbteL Ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-10

Gin Rem gprter 8latt
lGbt Ii6 beri9ten, OuB Der Plan fir
Die Banana ebplution in GepzYort
au8geedt porOen lit. ga, in g&elp@
gorf pirO 10 @ieles au5geAedt, paz
rum ni6t au9 Der Banana ummel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-10
Nfcnrnc Is. NHinncnnprf.

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ntr Isbten 0obuung, Nr. 400, NOrO=GdreDsStr.,
aus fatt. 9.iic5ung prioatim. (3l3IH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-10

9rstBigtaufenb Mann
8ruppen iperben in 8ie5baoen fir
ben 8eIu9 beS G3aren in Der 8dber@
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mai gang. Die 4o4rtdt tIingt ebenz
10, fpie Dor einigen Monaten ote9petz
Iung Der 10000 Nafauer" in 8ilz
6elmsb06e.
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Eefanntmad )nnQem.

Ginan,s 9epartement. Subz9 eparteuemt ses
u Ginnebmers fur VIZ fTeI miet5su une Sicen"
gen. RdtbbaHs.
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mittbeu i6uloig iuO, piro bierour6 mttgstoclt,
cob, nm ipcitcre juidBtide llntoien SIT DermtiOcn,
iest cine prompte 9e3abluug p~erielbeu notbUenot9
1T.
6. Spencer GIarFs.
Giuntbmer fir mathematician unO 2iccujen.
(RD10,1l,l2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-10

Die nieoerGGnOif6e Re~
gierung perIan9t bOn ben 8ammern
einen Greoit BON iieben W&iQionen
8ulosn fir 0ie Neubepdffnung Der
NrtiQerie nit &rupp'i6en 8anOnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-10
ONininn1 9&clIer.

Gg itar6 om 8. IOo. 1903 nab tur3cr Rraufbeit
@iailm g8eaer, ]Qc!itbt:r @ltte pom @ilbelmjue
g8tlsr, i'm alter oon A 5dbStn. Die Stcrois
anna finoct Or itt d, nm , llbr 0o8mits
tags, BON isiuer lcBteu gBObnun9, CIR. 207, Sioz
Htqefterz5traBe, ans itatt. &crUuuote ii, JrtuH0e
Der 6amilic iinO abtungspou eiHgcIaoeH, ocriels
ben bei3uipnbncn.
CQ8ai5iugtou, .. G., 8;ttuu0cn mOgcn ~Gcfaaigit
cnnirtn. GEN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-10

RAD meme It en- Ru4ri6 :
ten aus ct. petersburg limb ale Der
Jude CUR NuffinDung os8 ieit W}dt
1902 perf6oGenen 9oturfori6ers 8az
ron Son, bes Nitronomen Seeberg
uno Der lie begIeitenoen Sututen err
folQlos Qeblieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-10

WnndpOIIsI Ut. T01lIs-I1IIoU, II.oU 8DtW.
GumosrsStattou, 800, 300 BORN, 1920 Mtit'
tags, l5.25, $40 9adm.
gcrloftn Standardization mad Trebtrid, !7.35,
1000 8orm., 29I5 Born, lbs, !40 uHb '5.5a
''q g8in8sti.T, I7.2o Born, 1900, 4.8o, 1870 Ra&'
"' SSSysrstopn, 1900 gorm., !4l5, 4.sO Qa&m.
GGeottsGttp uno ut. Airp, 2otal, !735, 9.l5
Worm, lips, 4.30. "5.35. $50, "li.35 &bsHos.
Curtis gug, 1928 Qormittags.
qurup, ut. Republication, +2.56 Raam. Gdms
h,n.Stntinr 800 ga6mittaa9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-10

Die Gntfernung zines
Bplppen BON ben StimmbGnoern &aiz
fer @ilbeIm's gibt Nepzgorter 8ldtz
tern 8elegenbeit, nit ipaItenlungen
me9r ober tpeniger ominOfen SPECIAL
&ubelmeloungen auf3uparten. @s
fpirb an bas 2eiosn ieines 8aters err
innert unb buraus aaerlei gei9lofen.
- NdtiirIi9 1perben aud Die 8ilber
pom 8aiier 6rieori4 uno &aiier
Wil6elm ne6en chamber gebra4t.
Wo3u ben 3drm? Prpf. Srt6, Der
Na6folger 8ir9op's, ertldrt, na4@
benz CT ben ipegoperirten Polppen mtz
frostopii6 unteriu4t bat, es 6anole
ii9 leOigli4 I'm einen 9utartigen Po@
lDpen; BON frebsartigem @baratter lit
er aIio ni4t. 0as folte geniigen.
9eutf4e Ner3te Oertui6en ni4t, tpie
Dor 16 So6ren Der englif9e Spe5taliit
Maden3te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-10
0arBlanb e. 8enniBlbania=G iIenz
bahn>Gnmhaanie.

.9ase @prlaTtu 9ortb1 a0euus. unp cofsctroR.z
StStionsu an 8obmtagsu nab Qsla;r no o 70
Storm. 3.G 425, 800 4beHOs. Ra5 Delta 80
Roru.. 80, 425 9uam.
glsd Norf 80 gorm., $50 0lam. esrrf,,s
uaa gtlalV $50 9orm., 400 uHa 1900 Qbtnss.
Ge.tu $50 Born, 400 Nabm.
gunutoqs nab 9tlair 100, $50 Bonn. %
AS @a6m., 900, LIS @btus9-
6. a. GtttE Observation-Disclosures
ERppl~A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-10

Die beutf6 i6wei5eri
i6sn 6unoel5oertrug : 8er4anolun@
gen, Die in Berlin gefii6rt tpsroen,
ite6en DOR benz Q6f6tuB Der eriten
2eIung. Die 5peite 2eiung erfolgt
i'm DECEMBER. lle6er ben Sn9alt Der
neuen 9anoel5Dertrdge lit Ioneit
g1iht8 betdnnt qsfporDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-10

Ser So, GongreB lit gez
itern gu elmer GytruiiBung 5uiammen
getretsn, Nu4 altem 8rau4 puroen
feline @eI6Gfte ~erleoigt. Die ii6li4en
8cgriiBungen i'm 5enat; i'm 9aus Die
@a6l Oes Gpre9er5, aus Der !0r.
Cannon b~srporging. 9eute miro Gem
GongreB bic 8otI6uft oe5 9rdiioenz
ten 3uge6en. 9offsntli6 1T tie niat
3u umfdnQrei6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-10

% ortrdg5o rOnung"
QifIen Sic, mas sic unter oieIem
edit peuti6en Wort gu periteben Raz
ben? - IS lit Die 0er6euti6ung oes
bis6er iibli6an Mortes rPrpgramm,"
uno Weingartner bat i'm Bel ieinen
Gpn3arten eingefii6rt, pie mir aus
benz ngrogramm" zines ietner 5rantz
Furter Gon3erte ie6en, 8arum bat
ber groBe Diri9ent ni6t audi glei4
has Wort Gon3ert OerOeutI4t? -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-10

GinNep> gorter4r3t6 1t
5000 Dollars fir Elm O6r 9eboten,
bus er einem ~einobrigen Mtann anotuz
liren min. Die lle6ertragung bes
Obres IpG 5ebn Sage in 4nfpru6
ns6men, unb ous Spfer, Oas na4 Der
Operatipn minus DIR, a6er plus
5000 Dollars III, bat Die 3e6n Sage
&opf an 8opf NIT Dem @~inObrigen 3u
liegen. Das Q%ngebOt BON Obren gu
benz offerirten 9reis lit grOB; uber
100 Obren lpurben an einem Sage
BON Or. Nelben gepriift. Inter ben
4ngeboten 1paren aud 3ablrei6e BON
sSrauen! Was tbut mar nt6t aQe5
fir 5000 Dollars! Mdn IdBt fogar
Elm DIR, i'm Notbfule fogur 5pei UNI
has gGeiBenoe Sob, unb man4mdl
nod me6r: bic Gbre.