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The evening world., 1903-07-20
BRITT TO 10 FAVORlTE
IN FIGHT WITH O'KEEFE.
Lightweights VIII Have Third
Meeting in Frisco This Month.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 20. Jimmy
Britt and Jack o'Keefe. who are to
meet here on July 81, have o n into
active training for the bout. Britt a
taken quarters at Crolrs with Jim
Corbett, while o'Keefe Is stationed at
Sheehan's roadhouse on the ocean
beach.
Britt has met o'Keefe twice. Tho
hrst time he lost on a foul In Portland
after six rounds of lighting. and the
second 60 resulted in a draw: lie wall
things look now the odds will be about
10 to 6.
The evening world., 1903-07-20
ODOM AND BURNS
IN A CLOSE RACE
Each Jockey Rode Six Winners
at Brighton Beach Track Dur
ing the Past Week.

Jockeys George odom and Tommy
Burns are having Il close fight for rid
ing honors at the Brighton Beach meet
ing Each boy has ridden SIX winners.
one place horse and three thirds Burns
was outside the money seven times and
Odon eight The worN of Burns Is n
decided improvement over the form
shown by him earlier In tho yea7.
TIT records OF the leading Jockeys at
the Brighton track last week are as
follows;
The evening world., 1903-07-20
RACING NOTES.

ohnet Is entered to start in the stceple-
chase handicap to-day, but probabIv
win be an absentee. The geldinG was
not injured In his last start, as was
boy the other day. "
some OF tho friends OF James Nc.
1aughlin. jr., tried to congratulate bi,,
what they considered a really good
Saturdays sale OF horses in traIning'
That was not a big price for that
colt no said. HE Is a race horse. amS ANA
! believed he would bring $4,000. DAY.
think that We got the best OF that sale "
"Do you know hat Capt. Sam pr,u,
came very near being the Owner ~
MSChesnsy last winter?'' N rain.
at Brithton Beach yesterday. Had Mr..
have been just too late. for Cant Rnroouin
Ind about decided to buy and wa 80
waiting FOR the approval OF Peter W.
mer when Mr.; Smathers stepped in aud
paid 1t II WINNER a been pIv M"'e
chance TO see the colt" SVEN a
sGther, Gen. W. II. Jackson. as "vn nc1
OF Belle Meade Farm. died OF tynhoIIti
fever, at Nashville, yesterday IN" lepanvossa
a w'doW and a son two yeOrs old
The stable, OF Newton Remington
shipped from Gravessnd to-day H.
Bennington has forty-nine horse. q,
his stable, but only sixteen will be sent
to Saratoga. The stable jockey. O'Neiil
expects to follow the horses to-day.
This mud out her Ia n cinch comma rcd
to what we have in Chicago" said III
man Who rubs MeChesney. All Won
have to do with this stun IL to blow Il
on. Out there II sticks closer than a
brother or these fellows who want tc
3 MoChesney, and 1t u q Job to get II
Oh. $780, .-
The evening world., 1903-07-20

The Giants play an exhibition game
this afternoon In Orange. n. j., with
the Orange Athletic Club. n to-nor-
tow Will be p!ttcd against Hanlon's
tribe on the Brooklyn grounds. They
do not play on the Polo field until next
Monday. when Boston arrives for a
three-day series.
After that New York will have Boston
and Brooklyn 10 deal with for nearly
W. weeks. The Western teams then
come here, and the season closes with
a twenty-day trip for New York in the
Western enemy's territory.
= The trip just closed. was unfortunate
In many ways. The team won eight
gamcs and lost seven. not so good a
record as on the first expedition. But
they wrestled with ZONE fatal handi-
caps. Bresnahan and Lauder being out
OF man. games on account OF Illness,
Warner n Bowerman both working in
crippled state, and Dan McGann being
absent from some OF the contests.
OF all the fifteen games but two were
out and out beat.ngs, In Chicago sixteen
runs were piled up. and though the
Giants made nine. enough to win almos,
any game, Chi2aso got after Taylor 80
hard that there was nothing to II.
Underrated st. Louis.
ST. Louis won he two games by the
closest sort OF mars'ns. principally for
The reason that New York seemed to
underrate the tail-end fighters and did
no, fight hard. The heas and continual
threats from the spectators also had
something TO do with 1t.
In Cincinnati the Giants won three
games. AMI OF the fourth they were
certainly robbed by Hang O'Day.
who made n VIGOROUSLY bad decision
in the Reds favor that was fatal TO
New York.
Coming own TO the Plttsburg series.
there Is hardly any excuse for the
Giants not getting away with three
games. In that fo~urteen-inn!ng contest
taey played Pittsburg to a standSt,i.
h oSing pluck and timely hitting. The
second game was a slaughter. McGin-
MAY being the victim, and New YORK
Tau not Tue Enost OF IA show.
fnc last Two games. however. were
gifts pure and simple, both Taylor ana
A..ier pitcnlng magnificent games ana
the.r side losing for the lack OF a little
stickwork. Both games were pulled out
by Clarence Beaumont, who, after all
the other Pirates had failed. stung the
ball ana scored on some other help.
Miller Fooled Kickcrs.
Ros zoe Miller. whom McGraw signed
from Detroit last year. went in the box
on Saturday instead OF Mathew son. The
crowd yelled n Kissed at the dis
appointment.
This will be another murder. said
everybody. "We'll just kill this man.
M~athewson IL the only pitcher McGraw
has" etc, etc.
BY the time Miller had worked four
innings. and those great batters, Beau
mont. Sebr!ng. Wagner and Leach, and
all the rest of the Pirates were able
TO garner but two hits the populace be-
gan TO sit up and wonder.
As the game jumped along to the
eighth and only four more hits had
been added they were saying, why,
this fellows Just as good as Mathew
SON. and the fact is that Miller did
pitch n championship game, mixing
them up with the skill OF one who had
been working right along during the
seeSon.
So that Miller did his part and the
game passed away because with one
out and three on bases the Giants were
not able to hit.
The evening world., 1903-07-20
PHILADELPHIA GIANTS
BEAT MURRAYS AGAIN.
Next sunday O'Rourke'a BrIdEeport
Team VIII Play HarIemitca.

The Philadelphia Giants showed yes
teFday at Olympia Field, One Hundred
and Thirty-ffth street and Lenox ave-
nue.. that they make VI as fac IL saml-
professional baseball team az there Is
In the country, For the third TINA this
year h met the strong Murray Hin
team, n after a weli-piayed game the
Giants were returned the vtctors by the
score OF 5 to 2. The victory was all the
more c~rsditable In view of the fact that
the Murrays had q League pitcher In
the box against them.
Manager Strong has decided to stick
TO Willie Deegan In the future, and
next Sunday ~ Olympia Fled he viii
pitch against Jim O'Rourke's Bridge
port team.
The evening world., 1903-07-20
81. Ann,s A. @. Games.

The frat of the ~bi-monthly games of
the st. AIMS A. c. were held at the
club grounds, Wiliamsbridge. yesterday
morning. Several OF the scholas site
racks of the Bronx took part in the
mes, and exciting finishes were the
Esanlt. Edward Wilson made the best
@a1ylng. winning four frsts out OF the
The evening world., 1903-07-20
Crowd nj Handbau Motch.

A large crowd OF handbal enthusiasts
Allied Tarrant's court In Jersey City
yesterday To see the match game in
which T. ID, Foley and i. Flaherty de-
feated NJ. A. TaErant aud T. Weackla
three out Of i've games.
The evening world., 1903-07-20
0Johnuien Ward Wins Coli Cup.

joan NJ. Wars, who gained n reputa-
tlon as a ball-plsyer years aEo. is among
tho champions ON the thinks. Yester-
day he Won the Presidents cup a.
match play In the fnais on the Holly
wood Golf Club links owe an eighteen
hnle cnnrse.
The evening world., 1903-07-20
COUNTRY TEAM DEFEATS
THE BOSTON NATIONALS.
ZanesvIIle (O) Club Wins Game By
Score of o to g.

GAINESVILLE. O.. July 2o.-Zanesville
defeated The Boston National League
team yesterday by a score OF Q to 8.
Catcher Dexter, OF Boston, had his
right thumb split by a foul tip and will
be out of the game for some time. Dem
ton, Of the GAINESVILLE team. got four
singles, a two-bagger and a base on
balls in six times at bat,
The evening world., 1903-07-20
Forrest A. c. Resume Games.

The weekly games Of the Forrest A.
were resumed at the clubs grounds.
Westchester, yesterday morning. All
the events were evenly contested and
furnished some rare sport for the large
number of spectators present The spe-
feature was the 120-yard hurdle
rgln.
The evening world., 1903-07-20

z4aqball to-day, two Rameai nrst
zzas ~. ssesad eaHs inhsasassly af,sa.
4~s1iIesa LEAGUE Greater ". ~ ". Cleveland.
a 8 IesA e. -
The evening world., 1903-07-20
GIANTS PLAY IN
ORANGE TO-DAY
Tomorrow McGraw's Boys will
Go to HigookIyn for a Game
with HanIon's Pets.
National League Standing.

Results OF iesterdny's Games.
ST. Loria. 3; Brooklyn. 4. Ten innings.
Chicago. s; Pittsbury. 5.
Cincinnati. 9; Philadelphia. .: First game.
Cincinnati. Z; Philadelphia. 4. sccond game.
The evening world., 1903-07-20
American League Standing.
GRmes Scheduled 10

Cleveland at New York.
ST. Louis al Philadeipnia.
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago At Washington.
The evening world., 1903-07-20

Games Scheduled for To-Day.
YIttsburg at Chicago.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
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Gin Spotrr nmb mrbrere SerIttte.

Gbitugp, 3. September. = Der
ct. gaul II. Minnedpolis 2initeb grs
preB5u9 Der r8urlingtonz8ubn, Der
qeftern 4benb BON bier ubfu6r, 1T auf
Der Sa6rt in Der GGbe bon GhanO,
SQs., entgleiIt. Die 2ofomptipe, Der
@epddipaggon unb Der 3au9naggon
purben aus benz @eleiie gei9leubert
uno iiirsten ben 8dbnbamm binab;
atpei S6lafpaggons entgIeiIten, bliez
ben aber auf Dem S9ienenitrang ites
ben. Der 9ei5er bes 3uges tparb uuf
Der StelIe get0otet, ipGbrenb Der 2ps
tomotipfiibrer re6t5eitig obfprang Il.
nit geringen @erleBungen babon fam
9ie 9aFagiere ipurOen burG Die befs
tige @ri6iitterung aus Den Sisen gee
lporfen, arlitten aber nur un6ebeutenz
Be 9erleBunesn. Die GntgleiIung err
eignete iid On elmer Steue, no Die Gas
leiie li6 aelpfert hatten.
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Gant. Barr bcln1nt.

g}epz9prt, 5. Geptem6er.-9ie
N}itqlieOer Des SDnoitdt8, bem Die
yReliance" geb0rt, baben bei6lofen
benz Slipper Der n8eliance," Gapitdn
CHARLES Barr, cine Sa6re5rente DOn
$4,000 ouf 2e6sn55eit aus5uieBen. Ga
pitGn Barr er6ielt elm @e6alt bOn
$500 fir bic Saiion, cine 9rGmie
ppn $1,000 fir ben Sieg nit Der nRez
liance" in ben Yrobeiegelungen uno
I4lieBli9 cine Prdmte Don $500 fir
feinen Gieg iiber ySbamrod gtr. 3,
Die r4iIgrim8 Of tbe llntieb Staz
tes" gaben geItern i'm r0alOOrFz2titoz
ria" Sir S6oma5 Qipton Elm 8antett,
BEL oem Der nQommerp" in Str0men
floB. Ser 8arpnet beDauerte, ben
,W2at6" berIoran gu 6oben, trOBOem
iubelte ibm 2lue5 ais Den n80nig unz
ter ben guten 8erlierern" gu. 9enrp
g1atteripn 1ei iopo6l cine IoOtenpaz
DIE, ais tpie cine &rOnung; Gritere
fir Sbamrod, bic &rDnung fir Gipz
ton. General QB6eeler fagte, Sir 2ipz
ton fam, nm einen .Silberbe6er 3u
6olen, er gepann aber etpa8 8eTeres,
ais cine GolDtrone, Die 8epunberung,
ben 4ppIauS unb Die Qtebe Der 9un3en
8elt. 9arauf purOe uuf ba5 4obG
oer 0amen, ipe5ieu Der GrGfin Sbaf=
te56urD, natiirli6 au5f6lieBli6 in
,QommerD" getrunten. y8eliance0
liegt gu g}epzRo6eue i'm Ii6ern 9az
fen, ,S6amrOt g}r. 3" abgetatelt I'M
griez8oiin, Die 8etten ouf ben Mat6
Iin0 au56e3a6lt unb Cir 36omas
nuroe nit einem 5agel pOn GOmpli>
menten ij6eri6ijttet, neil er 10 6arz
munt 3u perlieren perItebt. Die breiz
3e6nte internutionalc Dettfa6rt ge60rt
Der @ei6i6te an; Der @er5u6 berGngz
lGnber, ben y2(mericaz "8e6er 3uriidz
5uero6ern, tit 3pOlf M}al geidettert
unb Cir 2iptDn bat feline brittle gfiez
DerlQqe ipeq.
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sanarrfelf in 0cn.GnaIamb.

Clinton, 9}aiI., 3. Sept. -
3um 6. GGngerfeIt oes nNeuenglarba
Staaten SGnger6unOes," Das 6eute
bier 6sqinnt, itr0men oauti6e Singer
in S6aarm 6er6ei. Der beige
,S6iuarz9erein" leitet Die 5eitanOrOs
nungen, unD fir llnt2r6altung unD
8eDirt6ung Der niQtommenen 8dite
1T rei6li6 geiorgt. SAT- ale gum
8unoe 9e60renDen 8ereina 6ab2n iRre
8et6eiligung angemelOet, unO iber
1000 6eit5iigler peroen erpartet, 5H
Der 5ppnz6aQa perDen Die 5eitzGon4
3erte uno Das 9reisiing,n Itattftnoen.
9as 9rogramm fir Dus oiertdgtge
SGngerfeIt lit, ME folgt: 6eute ytdns
nrittag - Gmpfang Der au5ndrttgen
GGnger uno 8Gite; 8sgrjiBun8szGez
fang Don Den nS6iIer~ Sdng2rn;
barauF g8iufommen5rebe Oes 5eitprds
Iioenten 2lOolp6 0ittmann, 4nIprd4
6en Der 9ertretsr Der StaOtbe60roe
unD ofFi3ieGe Gr0ffnun5 BEG 6eites
burh ben 8unoeszPrGiioenten Rifo4
laus 56iden DDn 9lort6z2lttle6oro'.
Gon3ert uno 8au. SDnntag, 6.
Sept: 9ormittug5 - WlaFen6orz
pro6e. Ra6mittag5 - 8eginn bes
qreisiingens; 2(6enOs - groBe8 Saz
creb Gon5ert. BG6reno be5 Ia4mitz
TAGS uno 2(6ero5 GOn3ert uuf benz
6eitplaB. M}ontag, Z. Sept: YIOrz
qens 3 l16r - RsDeile. 9 Bis 10 ll6r
9draoe Oura bic 9auptitraBen Der
Gtaot. 8ormittags. Ra4mittags Il.
2(6eno8 - grOBes 8Oltsfeit nit 8es
luitigungen fir Sung II. Dit, Sports
Il. I. IN. Snftrumental- unO @otal4
Gon3erte. g}udmittags - 6eitreOe
unb Preispert6eilung. 9ienitag. 8.
Sept: 8ormittu9s - 6rii6i6Oppen,
8affeez@iiite. Ha9mittug5 - 8eiu4
Der ibrer 9oQen0ung entgegen ge6en4
ben Observation-Disclosures. 0ar4
nu8 GROCER 2(6i6ieo5 GOmmerS.
On Der Spite Der 6eitIeitung iteRen
2loplp6 0ittmann uno Sac. 9einolo,
Iopie 5sitOirigent Sobn g. SrauB.
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parnt purben, ierblt fir fire Sifer@
beit auf Der 6utb gu iein, ba Die
gforte i'm @oraus Die 8eruntportlif)s
felt fir etipaige 4usi4reitungen Der
tiirttf6sn 8epDIterurg pon it4 db3u=
ndIsen piinf4e. Die 8samteu beS
@uspGrtigen 2tmts isBten bin5u, baB
Die beutfhe 8otI9aft in Gonitanttz
nopel ni9t gsmelOet babe, buB Oeutide
Marinemanni6uften 9elunoet ielen;
eben1o penig 8etreffs elmer 2anoung
anberer fremIGnbiI9er Sruppsn. SSn
biefer 5inii6t fpirb offi3ieQ unperz
bri9lifes S9peigen beobaatet. 4us
Que1en auBer6alb be8 Iuspdrttgen
Qmts erfu6r Der GorreIponoent Der
,NFpciirten preFe," bob Die beutTAe
3egierung Der 4nii6t lei, oaB Die
8alfanfrage in Elm atutes Stabtum
getreten lit. 9us S9limmite an Der
gun3en @ertpidelung lit ba5 ani9etz
nenbe llnperm0gen Der 8forte, nit
Dem IufItanb in MdceOonien ferttg gu
peroen. Die unI6einenbe S4pG6e
Der 9urtei lit groBentbsils oem llms
ftanb 5u3uf9rei6en, baB tie ii4 gu
lanqe Quf bic W}G9ts berlieB, unb ben
Gpaltungen i'm tiirfii9en 8ronrdth,
bie bier ais 8etpeis bafiir ungeieRen
perben, DaB Die SUrfei ni4t i'm
Stanbe lit, in ibren europdii6en prD=
pin3en bic Orbnung uufre6t 81 er4alz
ten, penn i6r nidt poqitGnbig freie
6anb gelafen pirb nit ben Sniurz
oenten gu perfa6ren, nie Iie es fir gut
bait. @s piro geIu6t, in bieier Be
3ie6ung etnen Druid auf RuBldno uno
Oeftrei9 uus5uii6er, inoem man bic
fen Md6ten begreifli6 maiden nil,
oaB bur6 Die 6ortouuer Der 8rtitS Die
WG6te, lpie Die gforte neuen @efa6z
rem entgegengetrie6en peroen.
Ser @rnit Der Situott n.
Gonitontinopel, 5. Septem>
ber. = Der @eIonbte 2eifhman bat
rom amerifaniI9en 8on1ul RdDenoal
in Beirut Elm 3elegramm crbolten,
porin es beiBt, es lei ben borti9en Be
60rben ani4einenb nidt gelun9en, oes
8urI6en babbaft 81 peroen, pel6er
bas angebli6e 9lttentat uuf 8icetonz
Jul MagelFen periibte, unb e8 f6eine,
ais ob bic bortigen 8eb0roen ben
@rnit Der gun3en 2(ngelegenbeit nidt
begriffen, pie aus Der 8erbaftung Ell
ne3 15zidbrigen 8nuben berDorgebe.
Gonful 3ubenbol iptelt audi uuf bic
aGgemeine llnii6erbeit in Beirut an
rnb beutet an, baB Der Qngreifer bes
8icetOniul5 Mogelfen ipabrI6einGi4
berielbe 8urfde mar, Der Magelfen
oOr etlpa einem Sabre angriff, um
ibn gu berau6en. Der Mann purbe
Oamals eingeiperrt unb lit tiir3lid
ipieber lpsgetpmmen.
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Sin neuer SmbreTarto.

Gin neuer SmpreTurto.
Berlin, 5. Sept - 2luguIt
2ii6op, Der befannte g}epzgorter Rez
ituurateur unb 8unitfreunD, Der Ii9
CUR 3eit bier uuf6dlt, 1T unter Die
3beaterleiter gegangen unb piro in
Ter fommenben Sai7on nit feiner
Sruppe eine lGngere Sournee bur9 Die
Ser. Staaten antreten. Der neue
8unftmdcen bat fir bieIe Sournee Die
Sruppe bes 8erliner Qieber7piel6auIe5
(arolD engdgirt, Oe7en 9ireftor 6r,
Garl Sobnte 1T. 2luBer ben auserz
IeIeniten 8rGften DieIes GnTembles bat
0r. 2i6pp iid bersits Die W{itpirz
flung unOerer 3ugtrGfte eriten Ran9e5
geii6ert.
DIS cine beIonbere 2lttraftion oieIer
neueiten Qtmerifas3Ournee gilt Die
4uffii6rung Der 8antomime besYrin=
gen SSou6im 2lIbre9t ,8iiton nu6
Gem 8aGe." 9as 6tud puroe pom
9irsftor Sa6nte inIcenirt uno erruuq
bei ieiner @rftauffii6rung an bem err
lpdbnten 96eater einenQ6tung8erfol9.
Die Surnee beginnt, ippeit 6is6sr
feit9eiteQt 1T, am l. 6s6ruar fommenz
ben Sabres, uno 3nar ratiirIi9 mil
einem @uitfpieI in Nefpzgorf, bas
etpa 5ipei W}pnate tpd6ren ioQ. Damn
ge4t es na4 ben gr0Beren StdOten be5
2anbes.
Sene 9 4IGgereitn 9eting.
9ettng, 3. Sept. - Der umz
Itono, ouB 3pei 2tmerifaner in elmer
S6lGgerei nit fran30Iiihen 6olouz
ten f6per bur6 8aponnetiti6e Der
punOet Duroen, Derurfuft aGgemeiz
ne @ntriiitung gegen bic 8olitif oes
oeuti6en unO bes fran30Iti6en 8sz
fe6ls6abers, pelAe angeoronet 6uben,
oaB lire Qsute 6ei'm 2lusge6an Sci
tengepe6re tragen mijfen. ga4 elmer
i'm leBten Y}ai bier itattgefunoenen
ReiIerei 3pif6en 9eutifen uno Seitz
rei6ern bersin6arten Ii9 oieGommanz
oeure auf cine 3eit lang, 0us Srugen
BON Seitengepe6ren gu Derbieten.
0ieIe 9ereinburung puroe jeoo6 pon
Dem oeutI6en .9enerdl umgeitoBen,
unD na6oem Die oeutIden Soloaten
pieber benaffnet ausgingsn, folgten
Die 6rdn3oien ibrem 8eiipiel. Qugenz
3eugen Der geItrigen S6lGgerei ertldz
rem, bic 5run3oien ieien Die 4ngreifer
gepeIen. Der Frdn3Diii6e Gommanz
ceur perIu6t, Die Sahe als eine Gap
pale bar3uitsllen, uGein Der Wlilitdr~
Q(ttu6e Der bieiigen umeritanii6en
legation fat ois8eitrufung berS4ulz
oigen ener9iih gsforOert.
ungIuf1i4e 4utomObiIz
fabrt zines QmeritGz
ners.
paris, 5. Sept. - 8ei einem
Qlutcrnpbil l1nfaqe auf Der 2dnDz
itraBe 8pif9en GIoDes unb @bdteau
DUN purben elm Wann uno 5tpei
iSrauen, W}itglieoer elmer dmerttdnts
i6en 6amilie, Hamens @onrao, iomie
Der @6auFfeur perleBt. Die 9eieQz
f9Qft mu9te cine 9usfa6rt BON Pdris
uno poqte einem Bagen auf Der
2anbitrobe auspei3en, uls ous @utoz
mo6il in einen 9ra6en gertet9 uno
umi4lug.
Der Chauffeur telep6onirte ipdter
naf einem Qutomo6il 8eI6dft, buB
Die 8erleBungen nift gefdbrli4er Ro>
tur Ieien unO Die Reiie fortgeiebt
tpiirDe.
Rad Der 9 8pet3 geretF.
81 0 m, 5. Sept 8H4of 6enbrid
BON Ge6u. 96iIipplnen SnIeln, iit
BON Rom mad @tnsoig uno Der
56pei3, paris uno Qonoon a6gereiit.
gr piro ii6 5e6n Sage in SrlanO
cuf6aIten uno am p. Septem6er Don
QutsnstOpn mad g&epsgOrf a6faBs
ren.
3u 8eirut angetommen.
8eirut, SDrien. 5. Sept. = Die
Der. Stdaten &rtu5er r8rootlpn"
unb San 6ranciseO" iinb bier anae~
Epmmsn
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mtut bbI,errt Gottases i'm GUuntp.

63runofidt in paTcno,r G5roBsn - pruno3inzirci -
mil Gas 991Fcr, 5autn, fini Gents Gabrqcn,
Gouutp=St;utrn, btte gottaQcs ami CT:
ben 8 3immrr uno 9aO 3:mmtr t1un,u mad
R.Sori anqsbaut psrptu.
J,rHer mtbrerc 9luplGBt I'M Gouutp ju ptrflus
fen
Stuubt Die Jrtoerid=aooo= =Waeaons BIS ausufdz
Apenue uuo qtbf uprolid
unitto Steal tate G D.,
j249) 40l Galptrt=9ui!9ira.
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9aB 6eOrnbt.

Stdat5ietretdr Don einem Grant beIGz
itigt. - @tG Gelo 6a6en. = 8euz
que purOe perbaftet, neil er bon
Dem Setretdr $41, 900 unter 0roz
bungen 3u er3pingen oerIu8te. =
Sm n8eIepue" internirt.
Neipzgort, 5. September. -Sym
gortpiue @eri6t iiberipies beute 8orz
mittag gi6ter Cornell ben 46 Sabre
alten photographer Syrancis N}. 8euz
que BON 92r. 155, Sfz53. StraBe
bem o8euepuez6oIpital" 5ur 8eoba6z
tung ieine5 @ei1te53uitanoes. 0ie bic
8erbanbIung geqen 8euque ergab,
bate biefer Dem Studt5IetretGr So6n
6ap einen 9robbrieF geIhrieben, in
Dem Die Summe BON SAL 900 berlangt
pirb. lleber feline 9erbaftung purbe
6olgenbe5 betannt: 9eItern 9d6mitz
tag iu6te 9etettipe W}iiuer BON Der
WaIbingtoner 8e60roe ben 3i6ter
Gprneq auf uno forberte einen 8erz
baft8befebl gegen 8euque, ba bieIer an
ben Staat5IetretGr einen 9rObbrief
geI6rieben babe. Q8ie Der 9etettio
mitt6eilte, babe 8euque f4pn felt Ianz
ger 3eit mebrere bobe 3e9ierun98z8ez
ante bur4 iol6e 8riefe beld1tigt unb
Iebe in bem 0abn, Setretdr 6aD
miIIe it4 ieiner bie8mal dnnebmen.
8euque lit Elm geborener 2lmeritaner,
Iiebelte aber na6 9euti6lanb iiber II.
er0ffnete in 6amburg Elm 8eidGft.
2lngebli9 bate i'm nun Die beutfd6e
8egierung ungere6tfertigter BeiIe
fortndbrenO berfOlgt, 70 bdB er f6lieBz
lid 9euti6lano ben 3iiden tebren II.
iein ca. $4,000 pertbe5 8ef6dft fir
ben Spottprei5 BON $4,000 pertaufen
muBte. Gr 8Iuubt ii9 nun 3u einem
S6abenerIaB i'm 8etruge BON SAL
900 berehtigt, fu6t dber BON - Der
ameritaniI4en 8egierung ba8 @elb 3lr
erlungen. 9u Der an Setretdr 9dD
geri9tete 8rief ben folgenben SaB
entbielt: n8enn bas Staatsbepurte@
ment 9ti6t5 fir mid tbut, 10 tbue i4
Gtpa8, unO 3par in SeIbItpertbeiOiz
gung," uno man betanntli6 einem
Grant" ONES 3utrauen fam, 70 be-
i9loB Die 8aIbingtoner 8eb0rOe.
| 8euque's 8erbaftunq 3u beranIaifen.
| 8i8ter Gorreu bepiui9te ben na4z
| gefu6ten 6aftbefebl, unO 8euque
puroe barauf in Ieiner @o6nung feits
genommen. 2(l8 man ibn 0erbaftete,
meinte er: sd bin bo6 erfreut, bdB
i6 arrettrt psroe, 10 tommt meing}as
me in Die Oeffentlidfeit, unO bte1e
fam mir gu meinem GeIOe DerbeIfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-06
Way-Down-the-Bay

uno 9boptauf=GiD,r Grturfonen, $50 Rsilen,
eol,pafer ben eanjfn 3ag, eebensretter fir Heinz.
9iuStr. sunberte pom Rronftn our9 bic 9us=
fliiot pisesr bsrqsfsat: Der pro9te, uno populdrs
Sampler -Grmd @iIes,s isotn . en- 40 uuo
9ennertae I'm 1lbr 9prm., 8udtunit um
10 llbr @beubs. SiQets soc.
(Suui7 S&E-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-06
GrDser ale ie Snrpr.
Si. ttrrliaeu
ri1ort DspOCit unS Dtttfrton>

SgturfOusn Der ntut SampfT rSusdUtbaHRa.'
8rpbt 6sttIs in BttterteH. Die arobtH grndtn,
en Etret; maIsrii@s 6ttnerien' an SusqusbaHHas
8iper; srbabtnt 5rnf6ttR cut Der aanlsn Jabrf.
S.ttertsn 1T Gin arpbortietr 9las.
Der fsiuhs Gusilue 0tr Stdot aus, leoeH
SitHtca, SonHsrfae uHb Samfa Q
um i nbr 9a6Hlittogs. RIttunit nm III ubr
audtunfi um rbr absnps.
Billie soc. Eaabij,ii.n 500
(JHHi7, ,9&6@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-06
Baltimore Ohio @iienbabn.
(crfuriinuS- -9SuIctiu

S".OO-Bnltimore nab pbiIanciubi bia unc ;us
rnts. SoHhtag, ben l3. Sept6r. Speiiasu9
OsrdBt Den 6amotu= 9abnboi g. l5 9ormitz
Tags, 1tt. 8opas&abnbof $50 9ormtta9s.
Sl.OO- ''dltimurr mad, SBiGmiustuu uuc ,u-
rucf. Sonuta9, ben l3 Sept6r. SpeSial;uq
ptrdht 6am0cn=8abrboi SIS @urmittaqs,
4Rt RoDal=9abuboi s % 9ormittaqs
81 50-S3altimorc nddi Ghcifcr uun iuriiP,
lSountlg. ben -. Srpt,mber. Spe3tal L
5u9 OcrldBt GGmOtH=91bnbof S.l5 @orz
mtta3s, Dit. aOpll @lbnbof so 9or=
nittdJs.
SI.25-S3aitmure nndb iSreerri6. Mntietam
tSesopsuilleJ, 6dsGrsfcnu, !6arpcrss
iFerrp HHc SSfnc,citcr uHe ;uriIcf, SoHns
tag, OtH l3 StpttmbT. Spe3ialju1
pcrIabt @amOensSdbnboi I ubr 9Orm.
(2f9-5U
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-06
AsAAaA Prospect Park.


! enffas. Ntiuwpdb, %rnncrftas, Rreftas uno
Sam!tns. &, o.. 10, IL, H., Stptember.
Die 8suutu beginner ptnttlid llbr Ra6mittaQs
Die Jdir lit am Eagt NM 4btaos qt0iiutt,
Oh s5 rtQu5t oocr ibreit
Sis qrobarti9h;n i, in loistm Sitrjtt obgcbdlttz
ren IeaHen
f'rObs 2luaitenun5 oon git6, sbafen uno s8lucj=
usr.
Bette 8aH,n BON C3tfluail uuo 9au5tu.
5lrm!Wai9tutrie uuo zSerGtbt 6armz4ros
ouft;
SCmtu= 2tportcmrnt por neutrality-suspicious.
unO S0nubdTbtjttn
9tutidts Tori NIT ausQcpobttu 9auptpiQt=
&orittuunq:n Ildmttaes uuo @btuos.
Die fiir5l;9 impOrtirteu 2200 QiuHO betgii4tu
,ju1tbtnQitt.
Ytuit4RlpcQe pon is Siutrumrntcr.
auts fiir eiuca Gintritt 25c.
@:nuBt Die ;2lO'nuc=29lQqoHs non Der
Baltimore uno 6oliOdps Strake Sjrttt sum Qart
sc. Jabretlo Qools ptrtauft C2+-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-06

= 9rdiiOent RooieOelt gebt mprgert
na6 Spracuie sur 2lrbtitertdg PaA
ra0s.