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The Washington times., 1903-07-04
Senator's Celebrate Their Re
turn and the Fourth BY
Stacking Up Against La
jofe's Braces for T1vo
Games.
LOTUS and His Little Band
Reached tbe City Last Night
After a Disastrous and
Threson1e Trip Through the
West.

At the ball parks in the cities of the
National and American Baseball Leagues
today. the ballplayers will celebrate the
glorious Fourth by playing double head
ers-one game in the forenoon and an
other In the afternoon. The national
game on the national holiday always is
an occasion for great gatherings of the
fans. Cleveland opened here this morn
Ing at 1880 o'clock. and the secoE1 ]
game viii be called at O'Clock
The Washington times., 1903-07-04
ODELL AT NIAGARA.

BUFFALO. July 4.-GovernOr OdeII
left Buffalo yesterday for a trip 10
Niagara Falls. He departed this morn
Ing for Lockport TO spend the Fourth
with Timothy Z. Ellsworth
The Washington times., 1903-07-04
TURF COMPANY TRUSTEE.

ST. LOUIS. July AT u meeting of
creditors of the Z. J. Arnold Turf in
Vestment Concern. Solomon l.. Swarts
was chosen a trustee under the proyis-
ions OF the bankruptcy law.
The Washington times., 1903-07-04
FRANK FARRELL TAKES
A FLYER ON NAhEOEI
Owner Of Blues Wins $4,000
on His TwO-Year-Old.
ONE OF HIS YEARLY COUPS
Sum Sufficient to Defray Expenses of
His Racing Establishment-On
Velvet From Now On.

Frank Farrell, the friend of "the best
chief of police New York ever had"
startled the visitors at the Sheepshead
Bay track yesterday by his heavy plunge
bet on Nameoh. his year-old colt.
Farrell was so confident that the young
ster would win the Pansy Stakes that he
backed him persistently from the open
ing to the close OF betting and won near
ly $4,000 on the result
1t was one OF FarrelPs yearly plunges.
He usually selects one race a year TO
bet on heavily. to even up the expenses
OF MS stable. II the coup is success
ful, the winnings OF the horses for the
remainder OF the year are recorded as
the profit. Should the plans faiI-wen.
rs a sad recollection to Farrell.
The Washington times., 1903-07-04
RACES AT BRIGHTWooD.

Trotting and mixed races will be de-
cided at Brightwood this afternoon. The
first event Will be started promptly at
2 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1903-07-04
BAN JOHNSON SCORES
PRESIDENT PULLIAN
Says National League Vio-
lated the Peace Pact.
DECISION Is DISHONEST"
American Clubs Will Enter Into Eo
Further Agreements With the
Organization You Represent"
DECISION IS DISHONEST"

CHICAGO. July 4.-President Johnson
makes public the following letter. in
which he speaks his mind:
Chicago. Ill. July ,.
H. c. Pulliam, President National
League:
Dear Sir: On last Thursday the Chi
cago papers published your decision In the
Davis case. Saturday at noon ! received
your letter in regard to the matter This
was not cOmmendable way of sub
hitting official business Of such import
anee TO the National and American
Leagues
The Washington times., 1903-07-04
Hart VIII Protest.

James J. Hart. president Of the Chi
cago National Club. announced last
night that If George Davis played with
the Giants today and the Chicagos lost
he would protest the game. and a bit
ter war in the National League may be
precipitated.
The Washington times., 1903-07-04
TICKER IS TICKING
AGAIN AT WILDWOOD
Takoma PARK Authorities Enioined
by United States Court.

The ticker will sound at the Wildwood
poolroom this afternoon. and the betting
on the horse races in different parts OF
the country viii be resumed by the
sporting fraternity. The operation of the
telegraph wires leading to the Wild
wood poolroom was made possible yes
terday under an order granted by JUS
uce Thomas ]. Morris, Of the United
States Circuit Court for the District OF
Maryland. who eniolned Mayor Kinnear
and the other members OF the council OF
Takoma Park from cutting or otherwise
interfering with the wildwood pooIroom
wires.
This action was taken by Justice Nor
ris on the petition of Thomas S. Holt.
one Of the proprietors Of the wildwood
poolroom. Mr.. Holt is a resident OF
View York, and for this reason. under the
circumstances. had the right TO a hear
ing before a Federal court in the matter.
The Wildwood poolroom people are rep
resented by Attorneys Lambert &
Baker. of Washington, who appeared be-
fore Justice Morris and presented the
petition.
The Washington times., 1903-07-04
NATIONAL.

YESTERDAYS NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAME
Pittsburg, Z; Philadelphia. 3.
The Washington times., 1903-07-04
Brush's Influence.

George Davis expressed a desG.s to
come here on the 10th Of last May and
fulfll his Chicago contract. Monsy and
transportation were sent him. but at the
eleventh hour he changed his mind. l.
was the Brush influence and the Asw
York Club money that kept hlin from
reporting. As late as two weeks ago an
other effort was made 10 bring him to
Chicago. 1t then developed that II would
be necessary for the Chicago American
League Club to pay out something more
than $4,000 in order to cancel Davis
obligation TO the New York National
League Club
You know some or the above facts,
as ! laid them before you some weeks
ago. Did you warn Brush that he was
violating the Cincinnati agreement? &?
Read carefully the peace agreement. a
simple. straightforward document, and
you will appreciate how absurd H. you
decision IN the Davis case. l have your
letter requesting that l meet you and
Mr.. Powers the latter part OF this month
in New York to take steps IN the franz
ing OF new national agreement. The
American League viii enter into no fur
theT agreements with the organization
you represent until we know iust what
We are 20 expect from the compact
signed at Cincinnati IN January las. and
later ratified unanimously by both
Leagues. 3. B. JOHNSON"
The Washington times., 1903-07-04
Decision Dishonest.

In the light of the declaration OF dis
approval OF your course made by Messrs.
Hermann. Hart. and Robson, of the Ma
uonal League peace committee. it Is
hardly necessary for me to say that am
surprised and at a loss TO explain your
unWarranted action BY your decision
you condone dishonesty and have placed
4 premium on contract jumping
There was never d question raised
In regard to Norman ElbeTfeld, OF the
Detroit club, nor was there any room
Tor discussion IN regard to this player
lie was an asset of the Detroit club
The peace agreement placed no restric-
tions upon Mr. Angus and he was free
TO make any exchange for Elberfeld that
would work for the benefit OF his team
Conceding nothing. and TO emphasize the
fact that no trades would be entertained
for Davis and Delehanty, I told you the
players must go TO the cities where they
mad been assigned. Is there any reason
why the New York National League Club
should have been consulted as to the dis
position Of these men? Both were legal
ly bound TO America League clubs when
they signed contracts with Brush.
1t was the spirit of the peace confer
ence at Cincinnati 10 blacklist both men
Tor the good OF baseball. The point was
raised, however, that we could not dfscf-
pine the players. much as they sserved
II, without sending the men in.o retire
ment who had encouraged them 70 break
their contracts. These facts are known:
George Davis has a binding contract
with the Chicago American League Club
for the season of 1903. The members of
the peace commission recognized that
Davis was legally bound to the Chicago
Club, and made the award accordingly.
The NJ York National League Club has
tampered with the player and prev 9nted
fulfilling the contract with the Chicago
Club.
The Washington times., 1903-07-04
Colt Makes Good.

In the parlance of the Rialto. Nameoki
made good" and FsrrelPs stable hence
forth Will not cost him a penny to run.
He told a friend that he wished he
could say as much for his ball team
but that's another sad tale.
Farrell had commission agents place
MS wagers. The opening odds against
Nameoh were 10 3, but they did not
last long. Steadily the pressure of Far
rell's money forced the odds down until
at post time only a little even money
was obtainable.
Naneoki won. but he had to be ridden
hard and whipped frequently by Gan
non In ORDER TO make him accomplish
his task. He was last to leave the post
and was interfered with twice. Just as
his hackers were becoming discouraged
he slipped through an opening in he
stretch and beat out the pacemaker.
Walterin. and Sacredus. the last chal
lenger. in a hard drive
The Washington times., 1903-07-04
Injunction May Be Permanent.

They made q full statement OF the dis-
tculties which the managers of the
Wildwood poolroom have encountered; /;
explained that the wires leading to the
poolrooms have been cut both by the
Maryland and the District authorities,
the injunction granted against the Com
missioners by Justice Anderson, of the
Supreme Court of the District, and the
Injunction granted by Judge Henderson.
Of Montgomery county. Md, and finally
the resembling of the restraining order
by the latter
Justice Norris required the wildwood
people to enter into a bond for Ss OoO
which they did. The order will be of
force permanently unless it be modified
within ten days after the Takoma Park
authorities file their answer and ask
that the injunction be dissolved.
Business Immediately Resumed.
A United States deputy marshal re-
turned from Baltimore yesterday after
noon with Messrs Lambert & Baker and
served notice on Mr.. Kinnear and the
members of the council of the issuance
OF the injunction against them.
The Wildwood people Immediately put
force OF hands at work to repair the
cut wires, and by night the ticker was
sounding.
when Mayor Kinnear was notified OF
the order issued against him he teIe-
grsphed his attorneys. Messrs. Pretty
man. at Rockville. who went TO Takoma
Fark last night to discuss the situation
With the mayor. The result OF the con-
ference was not given out. and what
will be the next step taken by the Mary
land authorities is not known.
The Washington times., 1903-07-04
HACKS Queer Ride.

surmise. handled by Bullman. proved
much superior horse than when han
died by Hack When ridden by the
latter in his previous effort he had a
bad attack Of the slows" He had
speed In plenty yesterday and ran the
mile and three furIongs In nearly record
time. Hack is the jockey who rode
that "erratie" colt Shorthose IN his
races. The stewards had occasion once
to investigate the latter's running this
year.
Savable. winner Of last years FNuturity
and fayorite for the American Derby.
will be shipped from Chicago today to
keep his engagement in the Realization
Stakes at Sheepshead Bay on Tuesday.
While here he VIII be IN charge of Fred
Burlew. o'NeilI will ride him.
Jockey Fuller went 10 Chicago yester-
day for a short trip. He is expected
back on Monday. Archie thinner. who
has him under contract, may permit him
to accept mounts-if he is good"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
Sie JurOrrnngcn Der @eidfubIrns
Qrdbcr.

SnDianapDIi8, Snb., 6. 5e6r.
-0u5 g~emeinfume 2obnitaIazGDmite
Der &o6lengrd6er unb 8ru6enunter~
ne6mer pon Snoiana, 96io Sutnoi5,
Wef : 9ennfntDanien, tpelhe5 it4 felt
SumItag nit ben 5~orOerungen Der
@ru6enurbeiter beI6dftigte, bate arf
qeitern 8ormittag 10 u6r cine uuges
meme Gpnferen3 Der 70 9eIegoten
nab y3omlinI on 6ou" berufen. SIN
gemein7amen @omite Der 8ru6:n@
unterne6mer tpurbe Der 8eri4t be5
Qeneiniamen 2o6rz un0 be5 Su6zGoz
mites unterbreitet, tpel9er eri e6en
GisB, 6aB Die observation-disclosures bic
8eniGigung ber 6orberungen Der
@ru6enarbeiter bertpeigert unb Itdtt
beFen cine Qo6ner606ung bon 10 groz
sent fir Die 60rOerurg Don 8O6len,
Die nit einem 14z30uigen Sieb geiie6t
perben, uno 6 Gents fir unge1iebte
Ro6len offerirt 6atten, fopie cine berz
6GItniBmGBige 2o6ner90Rung fir
Suqar6eit i'm Snneran Der @ruben,
ou5genommam fir Tu6rleute, beren
Qo6n uuf 1928 pro Sag fet8sfteIH
perben fou. 9ur8 Die augemeine
Q~r6ner6D6ung piiroe Der leBtere
QO6rfoB auf 1886 pro Sag itei8er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
Grprrt in GriftcsFranfGcitcn luar
irIbTt mabniinnig.

pes Motnes, So., 6. Ss6r. -
Or. 6. 8. 9oFmor, 9rofsfor ber
9at6oIogis unO pbpitologiI6er Gbemie
6e8 Soma college fir Qer3ts," bat
feline 8eiignation eirgerei8t. 8orbar
qeftanO er benz 9etan Spin Sen, ouB
iein ri4tiger g1ame ni4t 6DFFmun
larta, baB er ober unter bemIel6en gez
Eeirot6et unb grabuirt babe. Der De-
fan berIangte iofort, buB Der 9rofe7z
for feline 9ipIome %bortpsiia, bp4 entz
Ipra6 6offman bem 8unf6e nidt.
6ofFman bat ii6 in Soma grobeS
Renommee ais @rperte in @siItesz
f~ranf6siten ~ernprben. Gr Itunb nit
ber MinneIota meOi3inh6en S6ule,
rem Soma Staat8 Goueg unO anbez
rem Mnitultsn in engiter 8er6inoung.
Der Nrgpo6n Duroe rege, ul5 er nt6t
qeifatten tpoGte, DAB feline 86otograz
p6ie benz unioerIttdt5 : &atulog elm
perlei6t peroe. Or. 6offnan promo
birte 6eibel6erg unb lebte ipGter in
W}iinGen, BON mo aug er mad Mmeriz
ia fam. !6ier ipurbe er g~eiits8frant
un0 6efanb ii9 cine 3eitIang in Der
SrrenanItalt 5u Mount 8leoIant. I'm
DieIen 4ufent6alt nt4t gu b%errat6en,
ra6m er BEN fali4en Ramen an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
Sci einem grnnhe Inns 6nnfes

= 8ei einem 8ranoe i6ns 6uu1es
in 8aGiton, R.=Y, lit Die 75sidbrige
5rau 4nn 0ult, cine S9ipeiter be8
beritprbenen @DngreBmitgIieoe5 SEQ.
8eit, erTtidt.
= Sn 4l6anp, gl.sg., lit 2ebi Deb
rid, Der fir ben @rfinoer Der eriten
6euprefe in Qmeritu gait, i'm 83.Qez
bensjabre geitorbsr. @r mar aud ber
@rfinoer elmer 5euerz unb Rettung8z
letter, tpeI8e i'm Sem : 0prter 5eler>
pe6r : 0epartement eingefiibrt tpurz
be.
SIN benz gu Rep : gort %gefiibrten
9ro3eB gegsn 0m. 9ooper 0oung
pegen @rmoroung Der 6rau Nnru
YuliBer purbe geItern bie3uIammen>
feBung Der Surn bOuenOet, unO Die
&ntpGIte 6isltsn lire grDffrungszQnz
fpra8en. 0as 3eugenDer50r purOe
barauf er0ffnet.
- 6aroie 6enOeriOn, Elm betannter
8aiebaI5pieIer, fpsI6er Dor 20 Sa6ren
al8 y9it9er" 6e8 alien 8ultimorer
Clubs cine 8oGe ipieIte, puroe gez
tern an Der 80. unb Murfet5traBe at
96ildoelpbia BON einem elettrif4en
Waggon ii6erfa6ren unO get0otat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
Grrihtshc:GanOImnGcn

6 Commonly leas 9ert9t I.
Miener, Safo6 Oter unb &lopo ..
g}orris qegen Limited 8ailpaDs uno
electric Co." gef4li6tet. G6arle5
8. Golbsboro' gegen mNational @na=
melting unb Stamping 3d." mon
PROS" Sir Montog: Nrn. al unb
142, 143, $50, 1852 unb 1853.
Guperior : @ert4t.- (8or
gfi6ter 96elps.) 8rebm ge9sn Sill
bert, ni6t beenoet.
GriminuIz@ ert4t. 4b@
t6eilung CIR. 2. - (8or Rt4ter
8rigbt.) 9iebfobG - 36Omas 9az
penport, freigeIpro6en; G6os. @eiz
Benborn, allf 9arOle entlafen. &nz
drift - G6us. 8. G6Iegel, freigez
fpro9en. 8ugabunbiren 2outS
Meigen, freige1pro4en. 6rauen@8erz
Iufen - George 2inbenmener, muB
S. PRO 8o4e 3ahlen.
6tabt= @eri9t. - (8or
fi6ter 9ennis.) GItber Sra4tenz
berg gegen Baltimore Sire Sni.
&c." llrt6eil fir 8ldger auf $114.70
unb Soften. NeQie W&. 6ut6in8 9ez
gen Senrp 8. @peBIer, @eroitt fir
Rldger uuf 1915. Sir MOntag: CIR.
So Cabin gegen Nenoeder), IS uno
So.
Rt3ter at Barge. (@or
Ri6ter 6urlan.) M}iiGer ge9en BUT
Ie, nidt beenbet. Sir Montug: Der
f6pebenbe san unb 8ut4er 8egen
Mutbeps, 8uttmun gegen Ruttman,
GrpB gegen GroB, Go9en gegen Go9en,
2uttreq gegen &eo.
&reis @eri6t. (8or
Gi6ter @burp.) Sir Montog: GIiz
fobet6 6. &ogers gegen @nna @trgi@
mia 8ogers.
Stubtz 8ert9t. - (2tbt6.
Nr. 2. - (@or &i6ter Nifes.) Sir
Montug: Nrn. 264, 139, 242, 277, 80
uno porlGuftger Qufruf UNI 2.45
Na6m. Der Nummern l Big 26.
Mutfen t. - (8or
BEN &i6ter 8Iod unb O'8rien.) Sur
Observation-Disclosures tpurbe err
nannt in benz Sale BON 9eOrge g.
8roun Srau Margareta s, 8rottn,
8iirgf9aft $1,000. gu Na4IuBOer@
paltern finb ernannt tporben in ben
syGqen BON sSames 9. Mugner 6rau
SSulia s. @agner unb Sobn 6. Gent
mes, 8iirg1@uft $4,000; bon 8m.
s. Deal 6r. Sume8 s. Seal, 8iirg=
faaFt $500; BON S6eobOre S. &lein
sFrau @auie q. &Iein, 8iirgi4dft
$500. Gum @ormunO tuurOe err
nannt &lice 8. 9opper fir Mdlcolm
g. Cooper, 8iirgf4uft $4,000. @orz
munbf9aftsberi9t purbe %gutgebeiBen
i'm Safe bon SuGia N. 6ran3,
S8O41. @ernultungs6eri4te purben
9ene6migt in ben SG1en bon 2i53ie
3D.. &ippIe, $1O95; &gnes s Barn,
$1O99; @eo. 90. 8ennOIbs, 1912. Snz
pentarber5ei8niFe purben eingerei4t
in ben 5dGen bon Sames M}c@lap,
$5275; Sulia S4mibt $1772; GGen
.. 8. @~laribge, $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
germiidtc teleqrupDiide 9epeidsn.

- Sn Buffalo, 9.zg, fpurbe gez
tern 9efpis Safe tpegen Grmproung
ieiner 3o4ter ber6oftet. Gr bate i6r
nit einem 6ammer ben 69dbeI eingez
I6lagen, neil Iis i'm ange6li9 per=
iaFen ppGts. Seine Trau 1T in elmer
Srrenanitult, unb mun gldub5 baB
er fel6it pa4niinnig 1T.
= nus MaIDern, ART, miro ges
meloet, baB in eirsm ~abgeI8enen
6ol5f4lGgerlager rsr 18>jG6rige Crib
@roB infolge eirts @treites Den Bel
elmer Sdgemii5te angeiteIt:n Gr>
Qieutenant @. SO. 6umner au50an@
piQe, @a., pader auf ben 89ilippts
nen gaoient bate, erito4en bat.
= 6rarf Scents BON Buffalo, g.
81, fiel, lpGbrenO er bic 2ei6e feiner
Srau un3 ieines 8inbes mad feiner
frii6eren 6eimatb 9Ouep, bsi 2odport,
per6ringen poQte, Bel Saippsr's@rset
pnn RI p~lattfOrm zines 8a6npugens
unO srlitt 10 f9fpsre 8erleBungsn,
Dat er f4fperIi4 am 2e6eu bleiben
tn;fh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
@bFobrtgtQqe pDn Scean : Dampfern
g q { IN : Q I.

Ger Sampler sCctauie" am II. 6ebruar nab
Scr Sampf,r ,aaDenna" ain p. G;bruar nab
Der Sampler pBrttaonc" ON u. Gcbruar mad
Ser 2ampfcr gan8oria' I'M IA. Gcbruar no8
=. SsT Sampler s6inlanO' an IA, G;bruoE no@
Ser Sampler .5p,rnia' an II Tsbruar nab
2ipcrpoOL
Ger Sampler oGanuOian' an IA. Gcbruor nab
Str Sampler g9ruoc' am IA. 6cbruur nab Rcd
bel MD @suua.
Ser Sumpfcr eGtttd ot 9tapoll' am IL. Utotuar
nod) Gtapcl uuO 8euud.
Ser Sampler r9trmauic" am IS. Gsbruor mad
9iucrpool.
Gtr Sampler paDnOam" am IS. Gcbruar mad
GottcrDam.
uub SOutbuTptoH.
Srr Sampler pgquitatne" an 10. Gebrnar mad
Ser Sampler pGart6o8iniau" an 81. 6cbruor
Scr Sampler p0raf @alOrice" om q. Gcbruor
Scr Sample. raucauia' AM q. Gebrpar mad
2ipcrpoo1.
SIR Sampler oM:nominee" I'M 81. Gtbruar mad
2ouOon.
Der Sampler pQaucatrian' am d. T:bruor mad
Ser Sampler ygaOcrlanO" an d. 6ebruar nab
gutUerpcn.
Ser Sampler rGronprin3 @il6;Im" am "a. Sc
bruar mad Bremen.
Scr sampler gsarocanaD an "a Ecbruor mad
Ser S Gam sGcOric" am %. Gcbrua7 mad 81,
Ser Sampler pGbumpagne' am 25. Gcbruar nab
Ser 2ampfer s6urnsiFa" an %. 5c6ruor mad
Glasgow.
Ser Sampler saroonlouO' am %. 8e6ruar nab
Ser Sampler smiunctOnfa" an %. Gcbrrnr nab
2ouDon.
Scr 0ompfcr pgalatia" am :. @dr3 no6 2ons
Ser Sampler sGcltie' am 4 mdro mad 2ioers
pOOl.
Ser 0ampfcs pgottcrOum" an 4. Mdrl mad
9pttcrOdu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09

8rGnbe. - Sn benz 6errens
Neutrality-suspicious. BON Samuel
perigoff, SIR. 1415, OfzPrattftruBe,
ri6tete geftern Morgen gegen 10 1br
elm 8ranb @4aben i'm 8etrage BON
5000 an, ebe bic 6Iammen gel0i4t
perben fpnnten. Meper 9rerIer, Elm
10 Sabre alter QngeiteGlter bes 6rn.
9erigoff, nurbe BEL ben 2Oi9Deriu@
den am &opf betbrunnt. Die ur>
fade bes 8ranbes lit unbefannt.
Dem 9ert9tspera6r n
Il berpieen. = Ser 10 Sabre
alte 5rdnt 30. &ennebb bon gar. Is,
NprbzS triderftraBe, pel4er am 9on=
nerftag @6enb auf ben @erbadt bin
perbaftet tpurbe, in biebti9er Nbii9t
in bic @obnung bon 5rau Sba 9ieB.
Nr. IA, Norb=S tridertraBe, einge=
brrtngen 81 fem, purbe gsitern pom
9oli5eiri9ter 8pB benz @eriatsbers
fahren i6erpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
@dnnrrfeRs0 rieaidaft.

Cine pi6tige @iBung in Der Ser
mania : MGnner4or : 6dle." =
Der @orf6lag Oes Muiit : Cont
te's bes rNorO0ftlifen @dn9ers
bunbes" betreffs Der auspoRI Der
9rsisri9tsr abgele6nt.
Die n6dngerfeFIgsIeai4oft" belt
oeItern 4benO in Ger r8ermanid7
M6nner6orS6ane" cine 8erfummz
lung u6, fpelfe iniofern pon aagemei>
mem Snterefe fir Die 9Gn9er mar,
ais Der 8orf9lag bes Muiitz@omite's
beg 0orb0Flifen @dngerbunDes bret
Der 9reisri9ter aus europa her3us
brinQen, ~d6gepieIen purbe. 9r. &.
4u6l. Der GefretGr bes Muiif : 60
mtte's, t6eilte Ter nSdngerfeit : Sc
feuI6aft" Die bsreitS i'm y9eutfden
Gorreippnbenten" ber0ffentli4ten Be-
f6liife, pel9e gelegentlt9 Der @Omtte@
SiBunq in Napart angenommen muir
ben, nit. 0ieIen 8eI9lifen 5ufolge
qeoa6te man, Die @~ompontiten Der
brei 9reislieber, pel6e ale in europa
ipo6nen, aIs Breisri6ter gum SGnz
qerfet nu9 Baltimore 81 bringen.
en- Mn6etrd6t Des um5tdn0eS, DdB in
So(oe DER fur3en SpQnne 3eit, psl6e
nod Biz gum Sdngerfeit ii6rtg bletbt,
@er6anolungen nit ben betreffenben
6erren gu Dial 3eit tpegnebmen Mir
Ben, uno 0us 8eIuItat iol4er Ser
6an0lunqen ~iiberbaupt ~ungeptB lit,
6eT6loB man, benz MuiifzGomite oes
nNprb0fli6en @dngerbunOe3" mtt3uz
tGeiler, Dap man lduter uncertainties
N1uIifer gu Pretsri4tern a1s3umdb@
fen fpiini6e. Sine G%inlu0ung Der
Hereinafter Gdnger" 3u oeren Gomz
rners nuroe banferto angenommen.
8on Der Linton 9edgue" lief Elm
G6rei6en elm, in pelfem bieie Orgaz
niIation BEN 9Gnssrr ibren groBen
6aal fir bas @Gngerfeit CUR 8erfu@
gung iteat.
Nsue Nnmelounger bor Dem Sc
Tarqperein n6umor" in 96ilaOelpbid,
benz n8oI6at : MGnner6or" uno benz
n8rooflpn Quartattz@lub" in 8rootz
i'm, N.zg., tpurben an8enommen.
SFerner DAB Der rQiebertran3" BON
Nen : Decatur, Din, feline 4bi6t
funO, Dem 6eIts bei3~utpO6nen. Die
Gontrufte fir 9rudIafen nuroen Der
Tirmu S6omos &c Grams i~i6sr9eben,
fir Gingraoirung Ter Baltimore
&c Murbluno @ngraoing So" unO fir
gqpisr ber 6irmu Smith, 9igon &c
So. Bis ieBt iinb bic Soften fir 1852
@dnger 6eitsIt. 9us fOlgenoe PRO
gramm fir ba8 Gmpfangss@on3ert
fpuroe aufgefteIt: Supertiirs rN}siz
ft%er5inqer," 81. Wagrer; n8ott griiBe
Did" BON Miide. n8sreinigte @dts
oer;;" 4inner4or; Qniprafe bsS
Mapors; nG6orole 6antuiie" bon
8eet6open, gemiIdter @6or; nNaGOz
BARREN" BON Spider, u9urmonie;;"
nCfO 8entufD Some" ainoer6or;
nSuponee 3ipar" BON Melamet, Dr.
6:ftsr; r8acOtp : Mori4;" y@alz
purqisno6t," Menbelsfo6n, gemii4ter
G6or; n6aGeIuiob," 9Gnbel, gemtidz
ter g6or; Nmeritunif4s 6antaFe,"
g. 6sr6ert, gemiidter G6or unO Sim
berAOr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
Ser bcrlicbtr &uifgangrr.

gerfu4t, feline !6auspirt4in gu err
f6ieBen, neil ie feline 2tntrdge
auriiGpieg, unO bege6t Gsl6fz
moro.
Rep : gort, 6. 6e6r. = 0ur8
einen @6uB in bic S4Idfe mu6te Der
itnlieniI6e Qrbeiter Qntonio @alpdz
nefe, 80 Sabre alt, BON Rr. 1872,
5tebbirs : 4penre, 8ronr Borough,
feinem Qsben Elm @noe, nu9oem er
unmftteI6ar por6er ben 8epoloer au
bic Satin feines 8oitbauspirtboS
Qlp6onfo 5ur1oIino geridtst, neil tie
feine Qntrdge 3uriidgenieien bate.
I'm Dem 8lau6en, er babe tie %get0otet,
npnte er fi8 Der irbtidsn Suiti5 entz
aieben un6 ri4tete Die 8affe gegen
i'd fsl6f. Die 22zidbrige biibide
2rau befano fi8, pGbreno i6r 9atte
an feline 4r6eit gegangen- mar, alein
nit i6rem 5pei Sabre alien S0bn4en
al 6dufe, als Der &Dtgdnger, Der iie
f6on lett einigsr 3eit nit @ufmertz
iamfeiten berfolgt bate, tbr pieoer
Qis6esantrGge ma9ts, bic tie mitGntz
IdieOen6eit ~5uriifpie5. in6sm tie i9m
3uolei6 gu periteben CAB, 0us 0ou5
gu berlafen.
9ieIe 3uriifpeiiung bra4te ietn
8lut crit re4t in 8aQung, er iPran8
ouF bic 6rau gu, idlu8 tie nit benz
4nauf zines RepolOers, Den er aus
Der 3of6e 5og, gu 8oOen unO feuerte
naaOem bic 6rau pieOer aufgeiPrun=
oer mar uno in Elm anOereS 3immer
fIii6tete, 3pei @6uFe auf tie a6.
8enr uu6 ~DOutdnoig unoerleBt,
brad bic fErau bod Dor 94reden 3u@
Iamnlen, uno i'm 8Iouben, OoB er Ell
nen Moro auf benz 8epifen babe,
ftiir3te Der Mann in Elm anOereS3im>
mer unO jagte 7i6 cine &ugel in bic
66ldfe. Der Sob trat auf oerSteae
Elm. Die 6rau bate ourd Die 9isbe
nit Dem RepoIbertnauf Iei4te &oPf=
berlebunQen odbondetrdgsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
Trib3citiae giiffrbr Der CHAMBER
O0ael.

9ort 6enr2, 3.zg., 6. 6ebr.
- Qus alien 86eilen Der NoironOat5
piro gemelbet, ouB tGgli4 an ben
psri6ieoenftsn Orten SOmmer06gel
uno Rob6ins in groBen S4aaren
uuftou6en. QIte ToritIeute pOnen
DON oieIen 80geIn I'm oieie Sa6re5~
3eit ME 70 oteIe tpie Oie8mal geisRen
baberl.