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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27

qnabigungss Pupiere fir ben GIT einem
Sabre 8%efGngniB perurt6eiIen 5enrp
9. 56iitte 3ugelanOt. S4itte mar
i'm Qpril porigen Sabres f4ulOig be-
funben norben, Der rgfep : SerieD
8utterzGpmp. @elber unteri6lagen
au ba6er. 0as @nabenge1u9 mar
bon Der Surb, Die i'm iduIOig funO,
unb bon Den QnipGlten N}iles &c 8or@
man, +. 6. 2atrobe, Sumes .. 8orz
ter uno 4nberen unter3eianet tpor@
ben.
8ef9ieben.
6rau NbeIine gtquett BON g}r.648,
q rb~@areptraBe erbielt geItern i'm
&reisgeri6t cine abioIute S4eiOung
BON Qouis g. 9iquett, ben ite Der I'm
treue beI6uIoigte, bepiutgt. Die GRe
purbe am Is, NuguIt 1899 gei4lofen
unb am 10. @uguit 1901 erfOlgte Die
Srennung. 9as Der Gbe entiprofene
Sinh purbe Der M}utter 3ugeIpro6en.
uneinige @ef4dft8t9etIz
baber.
@uF Grfu6en Don So6n 8fiiter err
nannte Gi6ter 0pbIer geitern Satob
8. W}itnid uno CHARLES $. Quigleb
oIs 6equeiter fir bie91egeni8irmz6az
britanten 8. Stein &c So. Ser On
tragiteler erflGrte, baB 3piI6en ibm
unb feinem Observation-Disclosures 2oui8
Stein uneinigfeiten por6errI3en, un0
baB es i'm SntereFe offer liege, penn
Elm Sequeiter ernannt perbe. 6r.
Stein CAB feline @inmiGigung ba3u,
uno Die SequeIter itellten 8iirg56uft
i'm 8etrage DON $4,000.
Gin m i6ttger 8untt iii
bic 8erfIagten.
Sm Superiorgeri9t por 8i6ter
Bbelp5 rpurbe gsitern Der 9ro3eB DON
Or. 8eorge u. 8re6m BON Rolanoz
billie, am Otufer, gegen Sobn s. unO
8i1ium 6. 8ilbert, in 6irma Sill
bert 8ro., gbemiter unO 9roguiiten,
rur4 nelfen Or. 8re6m 500, 900
S6aoeneriaB fir feline totale @r6Iinz
oung 81 erIangen Iuht, bic angebli4
0ur4 Den 8enuB BON Samaicaz8inz
ger h~er6ei9efiibrt puroe, fortgeTeBt.
Ser Qr3t be6auptst, baB Oa8 9rGpaz
rat a%nitott nit 4lfo6oI nit 6pl3Ipi~
ritus 3ubereitet porOen lei. 9ie On
pGlte 8. 4rtbur Stump, Same8 g..
8orter uno Wiliam Cotton Dertreten
ben Qr3t unO @Ogar $. Sans, So6n
g. 9oe, g.. %. Whusgrape uno Gal
pin 8. Gbeitnut bic 6irma. Der
9ro3eB oiirfte cine IGngere 3eit in
Qnfpru6 ne6merl. @ie Or, 8rebm
ausTagte, trant sr an einem beiBen
| eSulita9 mebrere 9oien DON Samaicaz
Singer, Die ange6Ii4 cine 2d6munq
feiner 8lieoer uno totaIe @rblinDung
CUR Tolge 6utten. Or. $. g. 9nniDn
bs3eugte, ooB er in 1900 cine &nalpie
BON benz Stoffe gema4t babe, Den
8il6srt Bros. C 81. Derfuuften, unr
barin 6ol3alto6ol gefunoen babe
&i9ter phelps entf6ieO, OaB Die2fusz
fagen ni8t auf ben Pro3eB angetpenz
bet iperoen t0nnten, ba nu4 Nu5ia8(
be5 Or. 8re6m Der 4ItObOI, pel4en
er getrunten BADEN min, bereits in
1895 getauft porOen lei. DEN 9roz
3eB nirb beute fOrt9eieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27

@etterausft9ten. Sir
MarplanD unb ben Oiitritt Columbia
flar unb fpdrmer am Dienftag, tlar
am Mittpo4, frii4e fibli9e, na4
Nefen umfpringenbe @iRpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27
Giai6e Reiie bDn Sun Tran3istn
mad 6onDlnln.

6DnoIuIu, 26. San. Ser
9ampfer nGDreo," Der beute bier an
getommen 1T, bat bic 6a4rt bon Gan
f~rQnct8co no6 6OnoIulu in 4 3a9en,
% 6tunben un6 So W}inuten 3uriidz
oeleot, UNI 4 Gtunoen unO 81 V}inuz
ten member, ais Bis ieBt Elm 9amPfer
gu bieIer 6a6rt ge6rou4t BAT. Die
iGnofte Strede, bic an einem Sage 3uz
riifoeleot puroe, mar 451 9}eilen.
Die ng0rea" fG6rt morgen nab yotoz
hama. Sapan, peiter unO pirO oer1us
diem, au6 auf oe1er 8eiie ben bt5Res
rioen 56neligteit8 : RecorO 3t brez
6en.
Qorrin Qn0rep5 lit pom 8ouOerz
reur Dole gum @ererulanDaIt oeS
Serritorium8 6atpaii ernannt NOR
BEN. ol5 Na6folger DON g. g, Dole,
ber ~refiontrt bat. QnOretp8 lit aus
g2ep : gorf gs6irti8 uno Elm @ntelz
.io6n zines Der erften 6riitli6en UtiIz
iiprGre, Die unter ben @ingeborenen
bon 6otpaii t6Gtig paren. gr bat
eirsn 3ermin in Der Serrttorial : Sc
aislatur geOient.
0a5 Qus6lef6en be8 umerifaniI6en
G6iffes .6lorenoe," fpel9es oor "a
Sagen BON Sucomu, MoI6., ru4 6O=
rolulu in Gee gtng, giebt gu GROCER
8eiorgniB QnlaB. S4tFfe, bic in3ptz
f6en aus 9Gfen bon benz 9ugetzSuno
bier eingetroffen Iiro, melOen ftiirmi7
f65e @etter. Die y5lorence" 1T EN-
aItes S4tff unb Iou, aIs lie gum leBz
ten M}ale bier mar, bereits in ledem
8uftunbe geipeTen Tein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27
Mc&inIeD'8 8eburt8tag 6,

f, Mc&inIeD'8 8ebutt8tag.
- Der @e6urt5tag Oe5 peritOrbenen
Mdrtprer 9rGiiOenten @m. Mcs
&inlen pirO am 9onneritag i'm 6ieiiz
gen 4oItamt DON Der rMc&tnIeD=Mez
mortal IFociation" Dobur3 feierli4
begangen fperOen, baB cine 8iiite Ntcz
8inlep'8 ent6iiGt miro. 9a5 GOmite,
nel6e8 bic arrangements fir Die
Ieier in ben 6dnoen 4at, 6efte6t aus
BEN folgenoen 6erren: 9oitmeiiter g.
0upies 8arfieIO, @OriiBer, @rneit
@reen, Sefretdr uro 96aBmeiter,
uuO @m. 8. Sees, @iGium u, 8iles,
Gliiu6 s. 8uFeG, George u, 9eaOer,
G6ure5 8. Charlton, @illiam %.
&elleD unD Clarence 80. Gbe5nen.
6r. 9. 0aDie8 8arfielO erldngte
DsrmitteIIt De8 GefretGr5 George 9.
GortelDou 3utritt gu Der SOotenmo5te
De8 @~erftor6enen unD Elm 8ron5e@Qbz
Drud puroe geIi4ert. Na6 Der Ser
tigiteGung Der o6t SUB boRen 8tite
nurbe bic eI6e BON elmer Qn5oRl Ser
rem, pel6e 6rn. M}c8tnlep i'm Geben
na6e geitanben, in Au8enI6ein gez
nonmen unb fir Elm treueS 8iloniB
res 3oDten ertlGrt.
Die 8ii1te bat bic iibliGe beroti6a
@r0Be uno ite6t auf einem BieOetal
BON bluuem Marmor. Sine 8ron3ez
3ablet trGgt bic leBten 8orte Des
6rn. McRinleD: SIS iir0 8otte5 0ez
Qe; ietn @iGe gsI9e6e nt6t Der un>
fere." n@m. Mc&inleD 1843-1901.
"A. 8rd1iOent Der 8ereinigten Staaz
ten." o@rri8tet BON ben Nngeite1ten
0e8 8altimorer 9oItamte5 unter Der
8ernQltunq bon g.. 9upie8 Warfielb,
8oItmetter, 1902" Die 8iite pirb
i'm neItlt6en Corridor bes BoftgebGuz
bes, Dem GalDert ItraBer : Gingonge
be8 @e6Guoes gegeriiber uufgeIteut
per0en. Die 6eierli4teit pirO einfa4
uno fur3 fem. 9aitor Or, CANADIAN,
Der einItmal5 Der 9reOiger Mc&in>
lens mar, miro Die 6eier nit einem
8e6ete er0ffnen. 6r. DorfielO ntrO
i'm Numen be5 Gomite'5 bic 8iIte Der
8unbe8regierurg ii6erantporten unO
6r. 96il. See @~oIo5boroug6 pirb
biefel6e i'm Rdmen Der Reqterung entz
oeQen ne6men. 6r. So6n &. Gonen,
Der inter benz e6smaligen ProfefDr
Mc8inleD Su~rispruOen3 ituOirte,
tpirb cine fur3e &eDe 6alter. Die 6eier
pirb nit einem 8e6ete a6gef9loTen.
Die @eburtstagsfeier i'm 3ouamte
fin0et I'm 4 ubr Itutt; e5 lit fir bieIe
6eier foIgenbes 9rogramm aufgeIteut
porben: 6Dmne: ng&G6er, mein Soft,
gu Dir" @e6et bes 9uitOrS SO6n g.
8ppers; 6pmns: n2eab, tin0lp
Qig6t;" Nnipra6e 0e8 9aItorS Or.
6ug6 Sobriton, beg frii6eren 9uitOrS
bes 9rGiibenten; 9pmne: nWtp GOrrn>
trD, 'tts Of She" unO gum S6luB
fpri6t Ra6biner Or, @uttma6er ben
SeQer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27
Sancriiher Masfenbaa
in Der
,,6ermanin= Mdnnerdlur sSale,"
bemtc, ben 20. Sannar.

G5-M
Die .nniteb Rea1 @tate
6 o." bat in ibrer lebten Sabres>ger>
1ummlung 9rn. @bus. s. 9eptin gum
Mttolieb bes 9irettortums erfpG9lt.
Die iibrigen Mitglieber bes 9tretto=
riums Iinb Die So. 5ront s. Wad>
ter, 80. 8r0ning, 9enrb 8. 9ubner,
SO. 8. Saportb unb %. S. Bauer.
Die folgenben 8eamten purben err
pG6lt: 90. 8. 9ofportb, PrGitoent;
%. s. Bauer, S9aBmeiiter, unb Ser
mann g. Obenpalb, Setretdr. Die
9eienf9oft min ibren 8ei4Gftsbetrteb
erfpeitern unb ale 3neige bes 8runbz
siqent6ums : 9ef4dftes %aufnebmen.
Die @eIeni4aft ldBt CUR 3ett feds
bDl5erne Cottages auf benz &tbol>
Seiobtsz@ igentbum bduen. 9esgletz
den bat fie inner6al6 Der Stabtgren>
sen elm @runO1tiid fir $4,000 ge>
fault, auf tpel4em "a 9Guier errt4tet
nerben 1olen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27
9eutfdle Correspondent.
9icnftas, 20. Sannar 1908.


ltntcrhaItnnaesgS caiucifer.
.Muifz @tabemie." = Siefe Wo4s
u Sourtrp G0uis'.
Gbaie's .2pceum : Sbeater." -
@isie @c4e: .Gip Gan agintIe4.
.6or6's Oternbaus". Steie
Woat: .95e 6tu6btrnneb Of @eraIOiHt'.
r0plibdpfrabeE Ebeater. - Siele
gSobt: Abe 9ilase gotmuftr".
rIubitorium : Wuiif : 6ane." -
Eieie 29o6e: rS.sOes 6ontoiaus'. Sdgii6 itDti
8Orfsluaeen.
Siebentes peabpbpz 8ecital Srettag,
ben 50. Sanuar, 4 ubr Rabmittles.
0eutf6e Oreieinigteitsz 8emetnoe,
9riHitp=Strabt. = &tut', UNI mor9en, W'ttD"3,
i~Gbriides I~uttrr1 Souptr im SduIbluit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27

GhittcIfruff, ShmerSen, Mala.
ria, 9n Grippe uno ithlimnte Grfal=
tmnaen furirt oMrd1 ,,Slanep's MeMc
Viis" (amcb in Hiifiiser SDrml).
Grets csc. 9~tnenthalben nerfamft
(Iei2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27
9ur9Gaufenber 4ullmanz
4arlorz8 aggon 3piI4en 8oIfIs

PQrlpr@2Sd99pn 5Ipllu0H C"
more unb GtluntitzGit1 duf Der
nqenn7pIpanier Giienba3n."
Die uqennIplpanier @tienbo4n"
nirb am 20. Sanuar Dem eritsn DON
Baltimore mad 9ltlunticz@itp, uno
bonn 80. Sunuar an Dem eriten DON
QtlanticzGttb nu6 Baltimore iiber ote
9elapare> q perz8rt0ge = Route taqz
renben 3ugs einen 0ur3laufenOe1
8uumanS8u tzPar sBa9gon am
bGnoen. Die 3ige perla1en 8oltlmo7
re fdqli6, Sonntag8 ausgenrmmen'
nm LAG 9u6mittug8, IN @tIort''7
@itn um 5.35 Radmittags antomz
menb. unO QtlunticsGitp tdglt9,
@onntags ausgenommen, nm 10 ubr
@ormittags, in Baltimore nm 2.10
Ra6mittdgs antommeno.
(27,-9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27
@eloIembunacn mad, 9cutfdIanb.

inn. : beD. y. Otener &c ~
415 Mattrz6 traBe. Qu5ldnoti9es
@elo, @e6fel unO @reoit 8rtsfe'
@6iff5furten BON unO nab europa.
9eterfpnit geitestrant.
- Sn Der peitliaen Poli3eiitattOn
nurbe geitern baS Grtmtnaloertabren
qegen ben q Sabre alien Sobn S.Pe@
ferfon BON SQme5topn, N.>g, nell
der auf Die ACKNOWLEDGING DerRaftet
fpurbe, angebli9 bermtttelit zines
~pert6loIen @6eds $3.50 BON Der Sir
ma @ebriiber @4loB erIangt gu 6az
ben, eingeteut, inbem Dem 8oli3eiri9z
ter QpDen Elm pDn 3pei Ner3ten unterz
aeibnetes Gertifitat 3ugeiteGt puroe,
benz gu 6olge Der QrreItant ni4t geiz
itig 3ure9nungsfdbig lit. Sin 8ruz
Der BON geterIon bra4te benIelben foz
fort mad benz Spring zN1Dl."
Sin fall der alarm rief aez
tern Die 5euertpe6r na9 Der 8o6z
nrng bes Srn. 9oparb 0ope8, Gr.
8O8, 3orb : PabfonitraBe. Sine
9ienfmugO iab bi9tsn 3au4 aus
benz 9auie iteigen, uno BON Dem
Dabn befungen, OaB 6euer ausgebrOs
den lei, ionbte iie ben alarm elm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27
Nus benz Snneren WarblanD's unO
Den angrcu3ennen Staatrn.

41itt begging Sel6 It mOrb.
Der aGs ercentrii9 befannte 52zjG6z
ri9e Wiqium plitt in QancaIt ter, 3d.,
fat auf i6redli4e Weiie SelbTtmorO
begungen. pGitt ieBte Ii9, nit benz
8liden gegen bic @unb, auf ben SUB
toben unb belt 1i6 cine 9oppelflinte
geger ben l1nterleib. On ben 6dbnen
bate et cine Settle befeftigt unb i4oB
ii9 auf bieie Weiie beibe 2abungen
bur9 ben 2sib. Die 9ugeln brangen
bur9 Ieinen 80rper unb blieben in Der
@anb iteden. plitt gloubte ii9 FORT
pG9renb pon elmer Menge berfolgt,
bic ibm mad Dem 2eben tra9tete.
Gin 9eutf9er 9per
berleBt.
Gin etna 80 Sabre alter Mann,
Namens 5riebri9 Niltie, tpurbe in
&i9monb, 3d., auf Der eleftrii4en
8abn iiberfabren unO 10 i9rper perz
leBt, oaB ibm i'm n@irgintaz6oipitul
Elm 8ein amputirt peroen muBte. Ser
8erungliidte, Der Elm @drtner uuf Der
Sarm Oes 5rn. SucOb 6eitig lit,
fpurbe in MiibIbauien 9rOp. Sd4fen,
Oeutf8lanb, ge6orsn, mo ii4 feline
5rau nod jebt befinoet. @r purbe
BON ben Oamen bes u9euti4en&runz
fen : unterItiiBungs : 8erein" mad
i6rer v8ismard WarO" i'm obigen
Sofpitul gebra9t, oefen &er5te Die
beite 6offnung uuf feline DieOerbsrz
iteQunQ 6dben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27

80 -EBino-
8,it SarO' 7bsr. I8sIn. Gsett.
n n M 70 30 % II g.. 3 EErhb
go y. go 40 so 81 IS.z2B.. z 2rib.
mittI. goromst,rR. so, AZ S0dfe 9empsratur. 30
SMITH. 5bsrmomrterf.. 81 9~iiecTiafte temporal. 27
Sic hotfte Sdue1isteit 6es GsiHees IN eIner
stuuoe betrug s. YieiIeH bonn Often.
9Qgqtftriee 20 "etter. Die nitori9te
Semperatur ots ~qetrioeu 3d9es ibis 8 ll9r abenosl
mor All uadotnaunttn Stationen, ME tol9t:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27

@cttcrberiht.
Ser. Gtaaten=B ettersS dreau, !
Baltimore, ben %. SanuGr 1s03.J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19

YACHTING.
ISelin Discusses ReLance-Columbia
IN Water 4gaiR.

c. Oliver Isen, managing owner of the Cup
yacht Reliance. made 1t clear yesterday that the
speed of the craft much problem to
him to observers. and that until she had raced
with the Constitution and the Columbia he was
unable estimate her chances OF being selected to
defend the Cup The Constitution the Columbia
either might outsai her he admitted
Mr. Iselin visited Jacobs yard yesterday TO look
the she Law on the ways. He
said the polishing OF her bronze underbody would
be completed yesterday. and that she would De
launched to-day and return Immediately to New
Rochelle.
In reply to inquiry whether not the Re
lance would be fitted with suit OF Ratsey sails
Mr. Iseln said: THAT is not settled yet She mas
been measured for them. but do not know
whether we will put them on her
Asked what he thought Of the Constitution as
compared with the Reliance. Mr.. Iselin said: What
can any know about it? All the boats sail very
fast alone. You cannot tell until they sail in com
pany. We have had no way OF comparing her
with the others. We have not been able to sail in
company with either of the other two boats 1t Is
like trying tell sight the difference between a
horse that is in the 2O5 and one that is IN the ZIV
class.
Asked if the Reliance would be officially meas
ured before the Glen Cove races. MT lSenn re-
piled: Not until the Cup races II then -
The Columbia hauled off the marine rail-
way at the Morse Iron Works. in South Brooklyn.
yesterday. after her underbody had been carefully
polished With her suit of Ratsey sails she Is
cO-footers at Glen Cove Thursday The Const-
tuition arrived at City Island from New London
Yesterday afternoon. and will Immediately haui
out on the ways for cleaning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19
Washington at {
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

The Pittsburg team defeated the Giants at the
Polo Grounds yesterday by score of TO . Do
heuy. who pitched for the visiting nine. for
rnerly a member of the New-York team He hit
both McGinnity and McGann in the back with
pitched balls that looked to the spectators 10 have
been done purposely- When the game was over
the spectators rushed the field. and it found
necessary for Doheny TO be escorted therefrom
BY the police.
McGinnity pitched a good game for the home
team but received poor support Clarke vas put
out of the game the ninth inning for interfering
with Bowerman. Wagner also used McGinnity In
an extremely rough manner.
The Pittsburg nine made two runs in the second
inning Wagner made a single Bransfield walked
and Leach sacrificed. Doheny's hit Tailed Wagner
and Bransfeld.
The local team gained its first run in the third
inning McCinnity first TO be retired. while
Browne got 10 first. Van Haltren was next TO go
out and McCann got first on balls. Mertes singled
md Browne got home.
The Giants made another in the third in
ing Dun made two-bagCer- Lauder sacrificed.
Csflbe-t's hunt In time put him out, but
shie5 Dunn 10 tally
n the fifth inning the visitors made their final
nm Richey's hit got him TO second Lauder made
had tumble or McCinnity's throw of Smiths hit.
TDohenv went out. but Beaumont made two-base
lii on which Richey got home The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND,

south Carolina-ave and Atlantic CITY = Finess
Cst{or Nsrn high class hotel capacity go Rooms IN
suite with private baths. Elevator sun par Exee.-
lent cuisine Special Spring rates BRIAN & Nll4-eNS-
yTIIIE NEW CLARENDON -. ~.
ATLANTIC CITY. y J.
Orsn All the year Write fo- terms.
NJ d. NEIMAS. Owner and PrjPrietcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19
Summer Resort Guides.
Health and Pleasure
during the hot summer can be had moderate co.
IN THE FOUNTAINS

Orange, Sullivan. Ulster Delaware Counties, \. Y,
New York. Ontario and Western Railway. Physi-
heartily Of nat
beauty heahfulncss- Zoo feet above
Water. Pure MIX No
Malaria Mosquitoes. within three hours ride from
New York. Send cents for postage to the undersigned
get offices below the SUPB1BLY IL
Illustrated BOOK. SUMNER HOMES of 200 pages
gives list Of Hotels Farm and Boarding
Houses with their location, Of board facilities at
fractions.
On May 10Th 30h Excursion tickets at reduced
viii be sold 40 broadway. 1854 Broadway ana
giving opportunity of personally selecting
a home and also enjoying days fishing IN TINS
delightful region Tickets good returning UP to MONDAY
!
IN NEW YORK: al 165. 1871 49, 1854. 1870 Broad
way; Park Place PSI and $50 Fourth Av PAS Columbus
Av-: 153 East 125th 213 West 125th ST. ls2 9th V
ticket offices Franklin and i2d st Ferries 49, 49,
IN BROOKLYN: Court St: $50 Fulton St; Sso broao
way: Eagle Office.
General Passenger Agent. Sc Beaver ST. n l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19
YALE FRESHMEN WIN TUG OF WAR.

New-Haven. Conn. May 1S.-The Yale freshmen
were the vctors in the tug Of war with the sophie
rnores tonight in the Omega lambda Chi celebra-
ton The faculty again prohibited the oldtime OBJ
servance the day. with its attendant rough
handling of the freshmen. and the students con
tented themselves with the usual procession ABOUT
the campus headed by q band. cheering at each OF
the halls For two hours after the tug of war the
classes remained at the fence singing and cheering
ending the nights celebration with big bonfire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19
THE ST. CHARLES,
HADDON HALL,

ATLANTIC CITY. \. J.
This we'll knoWn hotel remains throughout tns
Golf Yachting Driving Riding The
X. Illustrated Boozle- y O-rce-
LEEDS & LIPPTNCoTr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19
HOTEL RUDOLF,

DIRECT OCEAN FRONT ATLANTIC CITY. ~ J.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN ELANS-
Open throughout the year
ROOMS WITH SEA AND FRESH WATER EAThs
vi SIC
Write direct motel FOR terms and booklets
g. r MEYER3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19
COLUMBIA GETS PRINCETON TROPHY.

Captain D. T Horton of the Princeton track
team has sent the jersey he wore in the Princeton
Columbia track meet last Saturday to Captain o
NJ Bishop. of the Columbia team. IN accordance
with an old custom between these colleges, In
which II the precedent for the captain or the
defeated team TO give his jersey 10 his victorious
opponent : a trophy of the latter's success. The
trophy is highly priced Columbia, and VIII he
nut in the trophy room souvenir of Co
iumbias first victory over Princeton on the track
fort he nine
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HOTEL TRAYMORE,

ATLANTIC CITY. y J.
p.-,at,s omen throughout year Every known cor
Co. ana convenience Golf privileges RUNNING Hater
t toI an TRAYNORE HOTEL co.
OeurOOil-7- T.. : WHITE. President
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CORNELL BEATS PENNSYLVANIA.
The Ithacans Rally Toward the End-Dev-
lin Sprains Ankle
[n7 TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Philadelphia, May 1s.-Pennsylvania defeated
in baseball by Cornell to-day on Franklin Field
The QUakers had lead of ! at the end of
the fourth inning. when thew took the experienced
Groves out of the box and put in the freshman
Caldwell. In the seventh inning the Ithacans began
TO find the pitcher. and in the eighth they
hammered him ali the lot The Quakers
made a batting rally in the ninth inning, and
might have won their game had not Wolfe done
headless base running
DeyIn. the star pitcher of the Red and Blue
who playing in the field. sprained his ankle in
sliding third in the ninth inning. The score by
innings:
r. H. L,
Cornell ..............I ST Z .
pennsylvaDia ........I / o o Is
Pennsylvania Groves, Caldwell and Carss;
Cornell Unlstad and Shepard Merrill WEIGH
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J. w. MAsuRYs YACHT LAUNCHED.

the auxiliary schooner Resolute was launcheo
Yesterday at the shipyards of the Townsend &
Downey Shipbuilding Company, at Shooter Island
in the presence of a large company of prominent
persons The schooner is being constructed for
John W Masury. the wealthy paint manufactured
and was named by Miss Alma Dodworth The YES
sci was designed by a. Cary Smith and Barley
Among those present were c. B. Parsons, presi-
dent of the Maritime Exchange: G R Norman
r d Benson. S. W. Doane. Wallace DoWneE
James A. Townsend and about fifty members OF
+,o -i43 rop E-ycE
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HOTEL ROOUOIS.

ATLANTIC CTT7. N = SOUTH CAROLINA AVE AND
BEACH.-Finest location Modern hish-elsss 49,
elevator: parlcss etc Spse.--
Nay S1U $50 wee3y- 3 - 80 ID
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rTOTFI. ATC;I.IES. ATLANTIC CITY y >
- g. - so v-eklv F. REED
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TO CONVOY sHAmRocKs HERE.

Glasgow. May 1s.-Sir Thomas Upton has pur-
chased the tug Cruiser to convoy Shamrock 10
the United States. The steam yacht Erin VIII con-
the cup challenger. The yachts VIII De ready
for the ocean passage on MAY 80
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Earned -uns-Cincnnad. G. Left on bases-hrookiSn
- Cincinnati 2. Three base hit-Donltn Stolen bases
Corcoran. Harper Double
rars-I,zhi<r Flood Doyle O. Sacrifice hs-Ioonln
Dohhs list bals-of Jones, 3: on
Harper 2 FIRST base rrorsC,fncin1atI J. struck
Cr--Bv Jones !: Harper .: Phillips. . Passed ball
Pe-rsn wild pitches-Jones. /; Harper, / Time, ZIG.
Umpire Moran Attendance 900.
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JONES LOSES FIRST BROOKLYN GAME
Cincinnati Finds Him for Fifteen Hits and
Seven Runs.

Cincinnati found Jones for fifteen hits and seven
ms Yesterday at Washington Park, while Brook
lv made only three off Harper in five innings
After Phillips relieved the latter in the middle Of
Tho ffth the local players were unable TO score
This was .Joness first losing game since he Joined
lin. tan
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GAMES TO-DAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pfttshurg at New York. Chicago Boston
Cincinnati Brooklyn. -. Louis Philadelphia
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland
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~-EvELAND BEATS NETWORK EASILY.
he Western Team Makes It Three Out OF
Four

Cleveland Nav 1s-Cleyeland made il three out
e four from New-York to-day by taking the game
., easy style The New-York players did not get
III Of Moore until the eighth inning when tney
punched three singles and scored two runs b0tn
HTil-sa and Howell who succeeded him, were WHO
The
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NEW-YORK


Tuo hzss Hickman Lajoie (5ochnaur Ihree
tft-P-sGiev Sacrifice hftS-Gochnaur u IlCh
hsseS-Fvltz Vlutanls Ia5oe. Mccarthy I'ouole
Long Williams and t5znze Bases on bsis-n III, a.
~ F{oU'eU 4. of Moore . Hit by pltcneo
Willis j Left on bases-Cleveland . Sen orr. ,:r
G-rTg~L out ~ Moore 2. by Howell = WIG piu0.
Moo J. Wits i Time, I:45. Umpire-Connohy- AT
~
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JERSEY CITY DEFEATS ROCHESTER,.
The Home Team Unable to Touch Pfanmliier
Becker Pitches Well

Rochester May IS-Jersey City to-day plaEeo
fast BAH and won from the locals. though bec-eI
i,itched nice ball. On the other hand. the hoiHe
fes, v-ss unable TO touch Pfanmiller me Eir VEL
l,,,r3ad the haII and had Rochester infeIa II, IN
Tho air ia the fourth inning Poor 39oggien' he
lie in tho outaeid gave Woods ana bean IN
oni, extra base hits made IN the eaIne- i
should have been cuts. Score oy huhheS' =,
-, c,,v a e >
1900 Q q o y u
-. r..,-,y,er and mcManus. Becker and l@iiS
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY

RACING.-At Morris Park. Worth. Louisville and ST
BASFBA LI.-Sational LeaEue-Pitthburg in New OK
Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago in Boston: st Louis
in Philadelphia American Leasue-Washlngton IN
Cleveland.
1st Meadow Brook at Westminster
sHOOTINGi-Bisle, trials a Girt.