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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24
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Die 8eb6lferuna DeutI9lanbs bat
Iich i'm SABRE 1902 I'M 902,312 Wlen.
i6en permebrt. Sb toas obtnhln osnt
bepDltsrte 2anb bieiem3utpa9s fei1.er
Getpobner, tpenn er 1erdngetDohlen IT,
10 tc6nenbe 8siddftisung piro bseten
fDnnen tpie bie Ser. Staaten 1T Spst@
FelEaft. Die ,Sainois 5tuats5eitnna"
lit beB9alb Der Meinung. buB etH
numbafter She'll Der i'm Sabre 1902
i'm gfei9e gebprenen ainoer lpdter
nah ben 8ereinighn 5taate4, duss
tpanoern tno bic Seutfhs samsrifdner
bermebren muB. 0enn Die BerIuHe
Der Rei9sresierung unb Der paabeiit@
Iden" iotpie beg beutihen 3elonidis
bereins, ben l1eberI9uB Der 8ebOlfs@
rlrnq urIeres GaterlanDes nat9 ben
gei9stolpnien oDer nu9 Siibbralilts1
absuIdiebsn. ba6en Ii9 als psrsebliA
eitpieIen; bistpeil iene Iuslpanoe7
runasluftiaen tpsRiser 8ertrunen in
ben Gatb Der heutIden 8ebDrben nnb
ionitiser mil iibsrIeeiiden 8erhaltmif=
len ipsnia betannter 2eute baben, uls
in bic Mitt6eilunsen ibrer in ben Ser
einiatsn 5taaten lebenben @erspanbten
uno Jreunbe. - Die Nustpanbernr'g
aus DautIdlanb tit innerbdlb 5peier
Sabrae3nte in einem Sabre 5e9nn1al 10
srob gerpsIen pie in einem anberen.
| unb ie eroBer in unIerem gsaterlanDs
Die 3a3l Derjenissn ipirb, pel9e ber%
| anpa1ien unb lobnenbe 8eihdftigung
Iu9en, bsito itdrfen mir Der Usens
| Ihenitrom speroen, Der lih aug Dem
Retde na1 ben 8ersinistsn Stadfen
ergiebt. Qu1 pon ben i'm Sabre 1902
| in DeutI9lanb seborensn ainDern tpsrs
ben SauIenbe au uns fommerl UNI
| mir 6aten besbalb tpobl Elm Reht 81
| Iasen, bab brii6en Diele Deutihameriz
tontr 9eboren iperben."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24

5foul. Qnfunq Oftober. Rad Itz
Ihlub oss 0anoelspertrasss Nit aorsa
naren es inioRDetbeit amerttantlhs
miIIionars, bic oft in seIdidtsr Msile
BEN taufa.dnniIdsn nit bem leslorses
ridden Sernf 81 uereinen rpiiien, Durea
bic cine snse 5iib!uns apiIbsn Der als
ten Seimat6 llnb ihrem n.usn Wirz
funastlsiie EergeIeat pur6s. SuiJe
aoRansr, bic ii9 IN ben Miilions@
I9ulen sIriige GenntniHs Der ensltlhen
5proae aageeignet batten. purben CUR
peitern 4usbilbalng na4 4msrIta ge@
ididt, Don no lie nan mehrldbrlsem
aufentaulse 5uriidfebrten uno, ent5iidt
ron allsu, mas lie seieben unb sehort,
6ter ben 8runDtod elmer n1dehtrgen
dmerifaa;i9en partei. als Deren Sub
wr Ger por einisen Sabren psrEorbere,
einf!uBtsie5e @pupernsur bon Slprl S
5Idd Sin angeislen sDuroe. bilneten,
fists bers::i, zen amsrilanilGsn Wsrtrss
ter 3u nnterjtiiBen. Giner Der erfen
giOnsere mar Der jsbise uncertainties
9elanbte IN 5Ioul Or. 8. u. AleH
Der iiA am 20. Sept. 1884 als Nr51
i'm Mufirase Der prssbDterianiif fer
! suaiITion risr nieberlieb; iofort srnunn:
ten i'm aie anmrituniIHe. britil4e UNI
iupaniIhs 2egation ou ibrerl 9eiannt
| idaftgarat. 9alo barauf ipurbe &
aucb BON hsr forsaniIdsn Rssisrung i
gisnit 1snonrnlen unD beauftrast, Ell
asgierungsboipital 81 errihten, ipoe'
! bic lcasnanrie Sim 81 Gims2}ei
/ 1dp0run5 ain 4. De5sm6sr 1884 bel
gDrIpano gab, benn babel tDurbe be
s;rins Ndn gong ST. etn 9sttsr y
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24
per Aassfau int nrr Baut.t-
mo- aert-Wrute.

Die BaumpolIsn=Grnte in ben 9er.
5taaten lit in bieiem Sabre I'm bsls
nu6e sine Million 8allen sertnser ais
i'm lebten. Das 1T etne pirt!l4e ea.
lamitdt. Gum preis oon II esnts
per gfrlno gerednet, bsbeutst oas
tinen Iusfaa bon belldulig 81 Itll@
lioneu Dollars.
s6atIaf. 1T, oab Die gepinnuns
DON 8oumpolle ni9t S9rttt init oem
8srbranh ssbalten bat. sSn orstBts
eSa6ren bat iid Die Grnts in ben Ser.
5taatea perbrsifadt. No6 Dor 5eAn
cSahren mar ibr prsis bei Grnte BON
adt Miaipren 8olen auf feds esnts
per pfunIo gsIunfen uno ote ptlan5er
bitceten 8ereinigun5sn, um ben Anodu
einsuIhvdntsn. SeitfRr 1T bte Yroz
puftion in Gssptsn, Sncien nnb anbe~
rem 2dnbern erbsbli4 selpahtsn, aber
trphbem bufen Iih bic 8orrdfae mad
unb nah 70 selidtet, bab in olslem
Hrii6iuhr elm Corner" nit Grfols IN
ieenirt neresn tonnte, Der bstdnntllep
bic 8aumpolIes sSnoultrie in Der sans
aen Melt la1nlegts. Die 2eute aber,
lpelds BEN ,Gorner" peranlta!teten
paren IaGlib i'm Re9t, penn iie be-
baupRten, aud Die neue Grnts lperoe
BEN geoarf nidt Deden uno Die prerle
uiirben hp9 bleiben.
90 1T es nun 5efomnren. Us ltro
| 5000 bis cine Willion 8allea nenls
| GER gu psrIpinren uno 81 Derlpe5en dls
lsbtes sa6r. 5onlit piro bic 3ahl
Der 4r6eiter, Die gelhdftigun5 baben
fam, ssOeuten'o gerinser isin. S9on
tinb Die 2G6ne Der 8aumipolen~ ~Nr6sl=
tar in cen Reil-gnglal,b@ 5tauten I'M
ae6n groaent retu5irt tporoen UNI
nnsr fsnanbten llmitdnben habsn IL
| lc6ipad)c cter gar feine Musiihts11, bin
nen SaeresfrtIt Zen alien 2CAn gu sr.
! larasn. ss ;ft i'm SegsntEeil on5uneb
| men. taf Di. 1a6rifanten Die 9elegen
! heit ausniihea unO cine lrettere 9erab
Isbans onrt5ufiibren perintrn lpsr
rem.
Dis 9luslasrll.sgriiis BRETT 81
elmer p.riaanrien III lpefssl1 mem
nifa neus Glseasungs 8soiese entDed
;Dercen. Oa cie 9aumlpCiRs Rflan5
aus Qlfrifa Iia1arlea ioll, 10 lit aHsu
reSmsH, Dab liz bort allf sDslteN ":
biste1l ialttDfrf ngrssn tGnn. Nutld
ano Gnslsnosf babsn fe5pnnsa. gsr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24
Gttte klmpr fran.

sd meine. es 1T cine tb6rihtt Sc
tpobnbeit n1andsr Trauen, ibr Mlter
fali9 anSuseben." iaste cine Grnl
nit friib ersrautem 9aar. sd lam
ebrlih fasen, baB ih bas niemals ses
tban babe"
.,Nidt?" 1aste ibre Greunbin nit
sipeibeutiser 8etonuns besWDrt4ens.
,Saipobl," faste bic erite Grau ldz
Gelnb - benn fie bate 5inn fir
9umor .in Der gbat. i'd babe Is
ME eetban. S9 ipsiB cine Metbobe,
mid jiinser gu MAIDEN als ih bin,
10 oft i1 es min, obne ben 2eaten
cine aiige su 5agen."
,Wirfli9?" fragte bic Mnbere, aiple
mahit Dl bas nur?"
usssh ipGlse bic 2ait Der liige auf
ben syragefteller. Sieh. tpenn cine bon
meinen lieben GreunDinnen IN bies
fem punfte iinb fie ia Mne ionberbar
~ mid fragt, ipie alt ih bin, 10 iags
| ib: 8, ich bin Elm Sabr ober atpel
otter als sic rainbeitens ein sSdhr,
Gaaen sic mir bod. febs i9 bunn
-binau, tpie alt i.nb Gieg Damn neb.
men lie BON nleinen Sahren immel
nlshr hintpeg, als id es lel5F tpager
niirbe."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24
atebt pin,' o aaiidstritt bsrnr 2

Nus Der 5tu6t Merifp irirb beriebz
tet: gs perSen 8prbsrsitiln9ert fur
einen Behiel in bem amt bes prdii@
benten unierer Apubfit setrpffen, une
birft: Iich oie|er Me6feI fdon IN ben
nGbIten Monater1 ooll5ieRsn. Yorttrto
Dids 5enft bdran, ben prdfosnten7
ftu6l, oen er ldnger als Elm ytertelz
iabrbuaoert eiirgsnommen bat, gu per
lafTen, unb mD6te ais Ieinen Jta9tolz
oer BEN jeBisen 5inun3miniIter, S. ..
0imantour, initalirt hu6en. SIS 1T
xreits offi3ieu ansstiinnist iporoen,
baB prlIiosnt Dia5 ungefdhr BET Be
ainn ndditen osubres eine ldngere Gus
rppareiIs a1trstsn unD nab sr 1leh
me6rere W1onote in Der 9auptitobt
sfrantreihs uufbaltsn iptro. Otele VIM
fii1rbiqung miro ais Elm 4nseidFl1 pes
bspcriteGerbsn Riidtritts oes proilz
nenten 9ia3 aus3elegt.
WRan glaubt, baB fir bic 3sit bon
Oioa' MbipeIen1vit IN europa 2tnanz
tour gum funsirsnben prdiibsntsn erz
nannt perDen spirb. 2tmantDur lou
gleidiam bi. grobe ablesen, oh es tbm
aslirlat, ben innren fSrteten 81 nab
rem. unD fir cen 5al, baB er reiintrt,
ioI Di13 bann gu 8unften neS leBtgen
SSiranaminiiters reitgnirsn. Gs lpiro
angsceutet, bab 2imantour's lsste
sI}eife nach europa unb ben Ser. Staaz
ten nibt gu cem ausIdliebli4en 3lped
unternDmmsn tpurbe, gr6ebunsen be-
3iiali6 Der geptautsn Ddhrllngsreform
porauns5nen, ionbern aud hem 3pede
aaIt, bic europdiI9sn &gierunsen be-
aiislt9 elmer prdifpentifaft 2imanz
tours Su fonoirsn.
0te hauptiG9tide nrIa4e baIiir,
baB D;aa nidt Iofort suriidtritt, ions
bern erIt ermitteln mD6te, ob Gimans
tour genug Mnbans fir Die autrt9t=
erbaltuag 3eorbneter 3uItanbe beliBt
ift Darin segeben, baB iih unter Ds1s
ieuigsn, lpel9e auf 0ioa' gtahfolgt
lpetuliren, 9eneral Rsns, Der friihert
RrisgEainiiter urb ieBise 8ouDerneu1
ron gnepo 2eon, on erIter Stsae be:
finbet. 9snn Rens 1T ni4t nlr Del
Mann, rer nd9it Dia5 bon Der Mrn'e
am neiIten getiebt tpirb, ionbern aud
elm ensrgiIder damn unb elm bitters1
| @eaner 2imantpur's. ga 0ida 81
Qfpiraiion ReDs' fsnnt, m69te er MID
burh tinen iofortigen Riidtrttt oai
RiIito elmer Repotution berdnfbe
T9lpDrea, lonberu bat ct Iieh, pte &c
iast, eniIdlofeu, Qinantour nit Ieins
Sklpestretung 5u betrauen, bis Der
! ielbe ben Nadpeis gsliefert bot, oa'
er itdrf ssnug 1T, alien Spponente
Ieines 9Regilnes Die Spibe ou bieter
2imantpur, Elm Mann libsrals
sSbesn, trsIfsr 6sitrebt 1T, bus aasldn
Slide Rapital gu Snoeitirun9en /
unierem 2ans su ermltntern, genist
cus poGe gertrallsn bieies 8apital
unb spar nanentli9 besienigen bs
4 Scr. 5toaten. Dabei lit er elm moi
iunser Mann, bem nidt MIR Die araf
ionbern AUDI bic 5d6isfeiten 5u3l
trausn Iino. baB er Die BON Siaa II
augurirte prcgreiiipe pclitit rift
reiterf;iaren tpiro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24

S II am meflten Ilottnlif, lt1o
..aR Sotpnellfsusr gef4iiBe. Die
aiFsn Qlrtiilerie niibte alfo I'm 15,s
063 Mann pernebrt rsrDen. Yer, Se@
lammt6etrag Der 8elpiligun9ea tiir
8iiIseapsrtRi6isuRg iollte it9 anf
$18,O83, ,145 fetaufen.
9lu4 in unIsren neuerporbenen Bee
Sibuneen iino RiiItenz&Feitt9unee1l
not6tDenhig unS man iollte ni4t per-
Tdumen, bic 9a1iptbafenpldse osrlelbsn
10 icbnell pie u0glid bsrdrt onr9
sgprtifitatipnen sn Tdbiiten, DuB lie ben
@eIhiissn etRes lei9tsarnltrtsn arelT
aers WioerItanb leiFen f0rnen. Das
GigRolz aorps fat bic 2egung elmer
3eiegrapknleitrrs in Ntosta nit rib
nensipsrt6em 5lsiB fortgieBt unb bag
our1 bus GpnJreb= =8sIeB pom 26. Ulai
1900 oo-seIe6ene SpItem 1T ieBt fertls
gHellt. Die 5eIsgrap5en>2inie ut
174O Meilen lang, tppoon 1486Uiellen
auf bem 2arioe laufen unb 254 als
Ga6elliilien.
9lm Is. Sttpbtr 1903 beitono Die
ameritaniIde Nrmes auf bem Pbilip@
pinenzQrdipsl aus 843 Offl5ieren lino
1867 9entsinen unb Der Bis gum
eSuli ais Dioiiipnsz z8pmntanneur funs
qirenbe General SEQ. %. O1ois bat
mir mitgtEsilt, baB etne peitere Rez
button si9t pur9fiibrbar 1T. Cine
Iolehe lit ieDpSh Dpr Der S1dno nidt
piinIhensnert6, ete Der 8au BON 8a@
iernen uno Oiilttdr@2a9ern grobere
5prtf6ritte asnadt fat. 2(uBerhaIb
6es Worp=Giitritts tpdren ei9entlin
sur feline amerituniI6en Sruppen ouf
tem ar6ipel not6peroig, bod 1T Der
moraliIte @ffeft Der MnipeIenAeit Der
3rupp.n entIdieDen elm IeAr portRtle
batter. 8as Scout<&orps bat Ii9
ipdbreno bss ea6res Bel oerI6iepsnsn
@elsoenbeiten Ie6r ausseaeidnst. sSn
bem 5uIus4rhipel Gaben bic Woros
i'm 2aufe oes eSSdbres etne tets felnoz
litsr perbenbe 5altllng an9snommsn
unb es 1T rrahgeruoe tlar gu Sage gs@
treten, oaB bas 8ates'I9e arranges
ment pom Sabre 1899, pe!dss unter
getptiTen 8eoingun9en Die Stlaosrel
| 9efdttet uro bunldls gang pratttld
mar, Der iebt perGnDsrten Gage niht
trtshr sntIpridt ltnb baB ein itrammez
res 8s3iment eirsefii6rt tperben mub B,
| lpel1sn Die 8dtos. bds fpntrolirsrbs
Clement i'm Sulu=Nr1ipel, oireft I'M
terits1t iperben. Im 1. sSuni 1908
| 6at alIo Die pbilippineneGpmmllltor
Elm nsuss SeIeb fir bic SulusMOros
| i'm ginnrItdnbniB nit @ensral Oopts
| entoprfen, psldes et1,e ie9r einfdd
fonitruirte Giuilreyisrung ne6It elneH
| MiltGr= @puperneur Dor iR9t. tpsldel
au9 3ugleid Der &ommanosur Der II
Rner 8esenb ftsbs,rbsn 5ruppen TT
| MuBsroem trsrben burh DieIe Ginrth'
t,tua Die StluzWprps Der cirstter
| apntroae oes Sultans eniao9en hn1
Der 5tlaperei entgesen gear6eitet. 9e
neral 9sondrb Bopb funsirt bort 81
o[ei9er 53eit ais gipil= unb Uetlitdr;
| gou0erneur. DerIelbe traf i'm Suli II
Mani[a Elm unb befirbet iidh jeBt ou
ieinem ppiten. Die @infii9rung os!
neltsn 5pitems bat, 1pie 3u erpartsl
Itanb, Die Outtos gum Wosritanb uni
| gum tbatfd9Ii6en 8eginn bon 6einD
Telisteiten sereist uno nad ben lsbts1
aateIbspeI6sn mubten bic SuluzMo
rps in berjelben WeiIe nit Waffen
getpalt aur Raiion 9ebra4t lpsrpe1
ME bic 8espo6nsr bss Cate 2anuo
| OiItritts.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24
olus Ger lDode.
meIt uno Geben unter Der knre
eoitorieIler Betrahtun9.
sllnTere Armrr.

Ten Sa6res6eri9t bes 8rie5sbepars
teHsuts 3ufolg beltano bic 4rrree Der
gaey. Gtoaten am /. DECEMBER 1902
noh BEN lebten 8ericAten Der oeridpse5
bsnsR milit6riIdea Gepartsnlsnts aus
69.589 Mluna, oaruntsr 1886 Diff
siere. Doau fam nod bas 9Glpatalz
Corps NIT 1898 Munn, 182 frein1l-
lige MilitdrGr3te, Gas Scout sGorps
auf ben gtilippinen nit 100 Sttl3le<
ren unb 1878 @emeinera uno bas por@
soricD- -Rs9iment nit 20 Sffi5teren
unb $40 8ensineu. Die I'm 2aute Des
sSafres 0ur9gefii6rte QrmesS Eeoute
fipn Fat Die 9(unee i'm Sftober 1903
ouf 1851 STfi3iers urrb $500 ge@
meine 5e6raht, tps!6e ii9 Ortla3 fpl7
oenSsrnpnEsn pertleilen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24
ep ,uirbfs aenladlt.

u. (sum syreunbs, bsr Iid eben Der=
bsiratEst 5aD: Du bait Dir dber cine
figure ginrihtung 3lasslest."
ST.: ,Hun ia. gesablsn tunn i9 lie
ID boh nidt, bu lit IS bod gana egal,
o6 idb cine quite cher gepDAntid,e
.lcbrne
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24

Die apb!es;burDne tlagsn iibsr
ihlsAttn NbIab. Gefdisht ifllsn idaols
rent! Marunl Bsten iis feiae oSras
hing Gtamp5@s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24

auf bic perfdiebenen 5ruppenthe1le
r>rtfeilt iitb oieIe 9eiammt5aN fol-
aenDermaben:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24

8ferbehufe pom S.hnee
fret halten. Wlun perbinoert oas
8a[len css Gdnses unter BEN 9ufen
Ger BferIbe. ipenrl man 'cie QuIe erli
pom 5hmub reiniat uno lie oann NIT
fchporaer Seife tiiftia einrsi6t.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-01
AMATEUR BALL.

The Reliance Grays claim the cham
pionship OF the state they have played
eight games not having lost one this sea
son. The pitching OF Nystedt has won ev-
cry game they played. The line up is as
follosw: Victor Nystedt. p; William
Rowley. C.; William Connaty. ID; Walter
Burns, ~. Chester Wood. SIS: Dan
Mackey. 3b.: Thomas Mclaughlin. r. e.;
Walter Tonquist. C. T.: A Purdy, T.: A.
Tonquist. sub; Sylvester Mclaughlin,
mascot
The Reliance Grays want challenges
Of teams from 10 10 13 years OF age. They
will play the Heroes July 4th, In the
morning on their own grounds on Com 8
estate and In the afternoon they will play
n return game on the grounds In back OF
Granger's Iron foundry. Send all chal-
lenges TO Thos. Mclaughlin, 365 Orms
street
The Young willard Stars defeated the
Young Crary Stars by a score OF ia TO s.
The lineup OF the Young willard Stars
is as follows: Lewis Lanfeld. D.:
Charles Robinson. c.. Timothy McDon-
ough. 1b.: owen McDermott 2b., James
Martin. SIS. "Squint' Mcintyre. 30.
Russell Williams. c. T.: Harold Lanfield.
r e.; and Francis McDonough, l. Z. The
Young willard Stars would like TO chal-
lenge any 10 10 IL arold-team in the
city. Address all challenges TO Lewis
Lanfield, es5 Eddy street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-01
c. MINAHAN
LOST HIS
CASE
Local JawsIer Who Was Suing
Grand Trunk Western Railway
for $4,000 Will Appeal.

Detroit. Mich, July LIN the case Of
Cornelius Minahan. manufacturing jew
eler OF Providence. against the Grand
Trunk Western railway. for $4,000 dam
ages for injuries received i'm an accident
at Milett, Mich, a year ago Last April.
Judge Swan in the United States district
court yesterday after a three weeks trial
directed a verdict for the railway com
pany
Mr.. Minahan lost a leg In the accident
and his skull was so badly fractured
that for weeks after he was removed 70
Hsrpers hospital. Detroit the surgeons
despaired OF his recovery.
The defence or the railway company
was that II was In no way legally re-
sponsible for the accident on the day
before the accident a switch had been re-
moved from one side OF the track 10 the
other and witnesses were produced 70
show that IL was In good shape until just
before the wreck took place The railway
claimed that vandals had tampered with
the switch after Il had been properly sat.
The case will be taken TO the United
States court OF appeals
Mr. Minahan is associated with Corne-
Illus Minahan a. Co. jewellers. Eddy
street. lie went 10 Michigan recently TO
be present when the trial OF the suit out
lined above began.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-01
Mr., SCHWAB
WILL TAKE
LONG REST
". {. Corey Of Carnegie CON-
pany TO Act as President Of
U. S. Steel Corporation.

New York, July l-Officlal announce
ment was made today that in conse-
quence OF the ill-health OF Charles Nj.
Schwab. president OF the United States
Steel corporation. w. r. Corey, president
of the Carnegie Steel company. has been
appointed an assistant 10 perform the ac-
tive duties OF the presidency.
This announcement was made follow
ing a meeting OF the finance committee OF
the corpora ton. Richard Trimble, sec
retary OF the finance committee. gave II
out in typewriter form as follows:
In consequence OF the continued ILL
health OF the president. he has requested
the appointment OF an assistant 10 per
form the active duties OF the presidency,
and at today's meeting OF the finance
committee w. 4. Corey. president of the
Carnegie Steel company, was appointed
TO such position.
For a month past Wall street has been
filled with rumors that Mr.. Schwab was
To resign as president. These stories have
been denied by persons who stated that
they spoke for Mr.. Schwab.
Some rather heavy liquidation OF the Sc
curities of the Steel corporation has oc-
CURED I'm the market, and one OF the ru-
more has been that the securities liquid
ated represented selling for the account
of MIR. Schwab
This rumor also has been denied Wall
street, Wnen ~ re3u the OHlCldl StdIeHlenl
given out regarding the appointment Of
an assistant TO the president. was inclined
to the opinion that action taken, while
not represeting the actual resignation OF
Mr. Schwab. was tantamount 10 the same
thing so far as the conduct OF the busi-
ness of the Steel corporation was con-
cerned. the statement saying that the as
sistant appointed will perform the ac-
tive duties OF the presidency.
Members of the finance committee Of
the Steel corporation declined to say any,
thing further regarding the matter.
Mr. Schwab was at the office OF the
Steel corporation, but was not visible.
Mr. Corey was also there today. His
headquarters as president OF the Carne-
gle Steel company have been at Pitts
burg.
Mr.. Corey who is 3s years OF age has
grown UP in the steel business. as did
Mr.. Schwab Like Mr.. Schwab he started
In the Braddock mills and from there fol-
lowed Mr.. Schwab 10 Homestead. and
still following Mr.. Schwab he served
with the Edgar Thompson Iron Works
and finally with the Carnegie Steel COM
pany.
Mr. Corey has been president Of the
Carnegie Steel company. which is easily
the most important subsidiary company
OF the United States Steel corporation
since Mr.. Schwab resigned the same post.
Once more Mr.. Corey, who has had no di-
rect connection with the United States
Steel corporation heretofore, follows In
the steps OF Mr.. schwab in becoming the
active head OF the Steel corporation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-01
BOWLING.

The duck pin enthusiasts have got to-
gether and organized Suburban Duck
Pin league. with the following schedule:
July 4, River View VS.. Elmwood Bay
side VS.. Buttonwoods. Edgewood VS.. CO.
nimicuti July II, Buttonwoods VS.. River
View, Elmwood VS.. Edgewood. Conimi-
cut VS. Bayside; July 81. River View VS..
Bayside. Conimicut VS.. Elmwood. Edge
wood vs.. Buttonwoods; July S. River
View VS. Conimicut, Buttonwoods VS..
Elmwood. Bayside vs. Edgewood Aug. T..
Edgewood VS.. River View, Elmwood VS..
Boyside. Conimicut VS.. Buttonwoods /;
Aug. II. Elmvood VS. River View, Comm
icut VS.. Edgewood. Buttonvoods VS.. Bay
side; Aug. ls. River View VS. Button
woods, Edgewood W. Elmwood. Baysde
VS. Conimcut; Aug. 25, Conimicut VS..
River View. Elmwood VS.. Buttonwoods.
Edsewood vs. Bayside; Sept. /, River
View VS. Edsewood. Bayside VS.. Elm
wood, Buttonwoods VS. Conimicut: Sept
s, Bayside vs. River View. Elmwood VS..
Conimicut, Buttonwoods VS.. Edgewood
All games are 10 be rolled on the al
leys of the first named team under the
rules OF the Rhode Island Inter-Club
Duck Pin league. The l0-foot lob line
will be observed. and a PLAYER must roll
50 per cent Of the games OF the schedule
to be eligible TO a high average prize.
No per cent IL required for prizes for high
single or three strings on team prize.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-01
BOXING,

Jimmy Gardner OF Lowell and Jimmy
Kelley Of New York were billed 10 20
20 rounds at the SaundersvIll, Athletic
club last evening. but only eight were
travelled, Florrie Barnett throwing up the
sponge at the conclusion OF the round be-
cause OF Kelley's injured hand which had
commenced 10 bother him so Js1lv tina. IL
would he useless for him to continue
TIE pace for the eight roun IL was by
no means slow and the m.n were we'll
matched though Gardner was ths strong
CT Of the two and made the best showing.
a. was clean fight with no stop over.
Gardner going to his man ali the time
and having all the best OF the mi:;ina.
Kelley was on even terms for three
rounds and showed excellen. generalsAip
against the aggressive Lownll lad
Toe fourth showed an Increase in the
pace and Kelley got his feet tangled up,
Gardner helping him TO his feet Kel1sy
commenced to fall back a little In the
NTH and sixth. Gardner blocking his
swings and Furnishing him at close quar-
tcrs. In the opening OF the seventh Gard
ner sent some stiff ones TO the head and
body. but neither of the feathers seemed
inclined 10 go at ~ hammer and tongs.
Gardner moved up fast in the eighth and
mixed things. Kelley showing up game
but his blows lacked steam and at close
range he was bcsted badly. Al the close
OF tne FOuno helley was DlePIlnE from an
uppercut Gardner sent in Just before the
bell
Referee John sheehsn announced that
Kelley's seconds had thrown up the
sponge because OF an injured hand and
ompiimented the plucky fighter upon his
game exhibition. The sports were we'll
satisfied with the exhibition and there
was a surprising absence OF the knock
er"
Bosardus HYDE. the ebony hued fighter
from Foster. went a six-round prelimin-
airy with Charlie Scarville OF Boston nnd
had everything his own way FROM the
start. Bogardus has q crouch all his own,
holding his right glove under hts wind
most OF the while. Scarville had n wad
Of gum 10 keep him busy and was pretty
tired at the close OF the sixth. From the
start ne kept away from Hyde and trav-
eled around the ring as n training for n
sprint match. There were few mikes
though Hyde did unloosen at time and
land some heavy ones on scarville's body.
HYDE got the decision. Monk" the
newsboy and Young Coleman ~ Attle-
boro were not allowed 70 60 on. Or.
Barnett refused 20 give Coleman a GER
tlfcate because he wss not In At condi-
ton.