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New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
CRICKET.
Philadelphia Team Begins First Match OF
Tour. Playing at Cambridge.

Cambridge, England June S-The Philadelphia
cricketers began here to-day the first match Of
their English tour. The ground was hard and fast
and suitable for scoring, and the indications now
are that there will be lot OF run getting before
the match is
The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
SurrOgates Notices.

CLARK, AMY LOUISE HATFIELD.-IN
- pursuance of an of the Hon Frank 7. Fitz-
serald Surrogate OF the County of New York notice
given claims against
Louise Hatheld Clark Of the LJunty OF New York
deceased 10 present with vouchers thereof
the subscriber mis- place Of ansacting business at
White Wait. Esquires, his attoE-
news No 40 Wall in the Borough Of Manhattan
Of City New York, on or before the 10th day or
October next
Dated New York. April 10. 1903.
LIE ROY CLARK. JR-. Executor.
CowING. WHITE & WAIT. Attorneys for Executor
No. 40 street. Borough of Manhattan. The City
of New York
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
THoMAs HENRY.-IN PURsu:

N'A ance OF an Of ADner c Thomas. a
OF the County of New 1ork notice hereb given
having claims against Thomas Henry Mason.
late ef the County o New York deceased present
same. with vouchers thereof. the subscriber.
OF trLnsaeting Il.
iSIshop her attorney. Broadway he CITY OF
Nety York or day Of next
Dated New York. DAY o January. 1908
EMMA }. Mason Executrtx
JAMES l. BISHOP, ATT tot Executrix 135 Bead
way New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
KILLED IN PARIS ELEVATOR.
Daughter of A. Oracle, of New-Brighton
Meets Death in Shaft of Hotel

Paris, Jure S.-~Constance, the young daughter
of Archibald Oracle of New-York, was killed
in an elevator accident at the Hotel de la
Tremoue yesterday evening Mr.. Oracle is Il
relative Of President Roosevelt. Consul General
Govdy investigated the matter and found that
Miss Oracle attempted TO enter a descending
freight elevator and was crushed and killed be
tween it and the shaft. Her body Will he en-
balmed and taken to NeW-YOrk.
Mr.. Oracle is real estate dealer and shares an
Office No. 130 Broadway, with Cuthbert Scranton.
His home is at No. y Tyson-st., New Brighton.
Accompanied by Mrs. Oracle and their daughter,
he started for four months trip in Europe on
May l. Some time ago. it was said. Mr.. Oracle
recovered considerable money in Western land
Suit
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
- PIIRSrANCE OF AZ ORDER OF HON.

= Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New
York Notice hereby given all persons having claims
against Gilbert Bunten. Of the County York
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
place Of transacng Business. No.
sc Broadway, City OF New York. before the
2ud OF November
Dated New York. the 9th day Of April. 1903
ROBERT X. WALLER. Executor.
G6 Broadway. lew
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
Surrogates' Notice.
STANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
T. Fitzgerald. a sqrrosats Of the County & o.
New York notice hereby given 70 all persons haynf
Claims against Ruth Scott. late % the County Of
New York deceased present the with vouchers
st1bscrfbsr, a place of uaHsactns
business the Office William r. WILCOX No 81 Nassau
Street. City OF New YORK on or Detore Ihs hrst
day September next.
Dated New York, the second dsy Or feeru@Iys lSOS-
GEIJRGIANA $. LYON, Adnlnistrstrix
WILLIAM r. WILCOX. Attorney for Administrative
No ~ Nassau Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

- Abrsr c. Thornss. Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
transacting
SIS William street the CRY of New York, be-
FOR the ITIh. Of June, 1908, next
Date NeH- York. sth day Of December,
CAROLINE VIEWERS. Administrators etc
MORRIS r. HIRSCH. Attorney f0t Adminisratrix etc
William St. Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
York
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09

= c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New
York given all persons having claims
against Henry B KIugh, late of the County OF New
York deceased present the vouchers thereof
the subscribers at their place Of tranacting business
Street in the city Of York, before 18th
day OF December next
Dated New York. June sh. 1905
LAURA A. kLUGH.
AARON P. GARRABRANT.
y
Attorney for Executors 116 Nassau-st.. Borough Of
aDba New OTk
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
\ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

l. Abner c, Thomas. Surrogate the County Of New
Notice is hereby given TO all persons having claims
sy deceased present the with vouchers
To the subscriber place OF transartng business
the ,fice os Middleton & Co. Street In the
Borough OF Manhattan. In the City OF New York.
before the ifth day OF November
Dated New FORK the 9Th day Of May 1903
CLIFFORD l. MIDDLETON, Anciary Executor
ASHTON HARVEY. Attorney Aneilary Executor. IS
d,rav Y
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
NEW NAMES In SCANDAL.
Continued from first page.

department realize the ramifcations of his
sources of knowledge.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09

- ance Of an order Of Abner c. Thomas,
rogats Of County New York notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims against Margaret Ann
Bergen late County of New York. deceased, TO
present the same. with vouchers thereof the sub
scriber place Of ransactE business at the office
of Wilmer & 4S Wall Street. Borough OF
Manhattan, City oE New York before the
25th day of August next
Dated New York. February 10th, 1908
MARY ELIZA Won ZEDWTTZ. Executrfx
WILMER & CANFIELD. Attorneys for Executrix No -
-nUSt NrararY Ynr[
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09

Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County OF
York, notice is hereby given 70 al persons hayns
New York, deceased present the with vouchers
thereof subscriber his place OF transactng
ness at the Office of Evars Tracy y Sherman, No 81
Wall Street in the City OF New York. before the
tenth day Of August next.
Dated New York the End day OF February 1908.
HENRY SIEF>PER HARPER, Executor.
EVARTS. TRACY & SHERMAN. Attorneys for Executor
80 Wall Street. Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
Ocean Steamers.

NORTm @EBDAN 1lOVDa
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLYMOt|TH-CHI OURGs-BRENEN.
FROM NEW PIER. FOOT or 3D ST, HOBOkEN
Kronprfnz June o. Pm Kaiser. July II IN AZ
10 AN X. VIM. U..--July p. PA
I'm lure Aug. g. 10 AN
Krouprinz -. July Z PM Kronprfnz Aug H. An
THE NEW TWIN SCREW EXPRESS
S. S, KAISER WiLEElM ID. -
T07 FEET-f95oO TONS-4O 900 HORSEPOWER
SAILS JUNE % JULY q. AUG. p
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CECi-BkEAEN.
From HJboksn. =. ).
III / KurfueFst. July p 10 AN
Iuise June IS, 10 AM Bremen July IL 2 PM
Friedrich. June 2J, 10 An Luise J4iy - II ~
HarbarOssa July 2 Il AM Friedrich July 3D. 10 Al
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
GIBRALTAH-NAPLES-t GENOA
FROM BREMEN PIERS. HOBOKEN. y. J.
AM HOheDz T. July -. II AN
K Albert. June 20 noon Lain aus 10 u - -
10 AM FIOhenz' Aug =. 1l Az
p Irene July . PM 2. Irene Sept p II AN
NAPLES. Genoa only.
OEIRICHs & Co no. 8 BROADWAY y. Y.
Louis II Meyer, Is South Third St., Phiia-
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Stets
3uperGd(fg.

Gs gibt ieBr biele T6dO'
Itd)e Frdparnte, pelde 3ur
Serid0nernns DER 9ant &C,
brandt uerOen nnH OerIel6en ein
flares, Onrdit6tige8 gInsieben
Derleiben, a6er Oct Gfeft TIT
tt1tr tetl1pordr 1a1to Die enOs
gitlti9e 3yol9e eitte 1stt.
betlOOlle. 9ln8 Oieieu 0rnnSe
wirO ienr8 a6iOlnt barntGOie
9autOeri0 i06nerltrtgsmtte
tel, iuel6e6 in Oer gan3en gSelt
ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-14

m..7 Zt Ct. Reru1yD =Rcdu,crs0ja,7 C5ol,ia
b;ei.s brrl5s Oiutib, pt.lm;tta crit D0r DeHl9tn
9abrtu bier eiHgsiubrt Uurot bat Is tb loon
51uIcr5e BON oauf5lr-n Tr,uH5cH erD8rbtu. Sic
81 Etrnar5zRrdutcr= Qlasn fiuo ire. Dou CuedVlz
bsr uH0 auoertu iaG9liacu Wnu1.I'H. Die tH IN
p.n msittu amtritaHtia3n &at,nt 4juen btFnocH,
uno fuo 1usibleBlb aus o.m rclutn Satt 0'T
beilfrditQf:u GrduIlr b;rt,ttt. S,t oroHubsr
g.rfoefunq D19sH= uu0 SibHle5tu loD,t dAtH
etDrunosu or 9tr0luuuQ saCrGIHt buo pc en-
A..ilmitil. aui oas man Nb talmtr o'rloNen tann'
Qrob.rt csl IN aum Npot5si,u ju ba5tn
llRo1RiSr E&S1
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giu's gaar> uRO Bart fdrbrmitttI,
&6pars Dner Braun. CD

oerga6en gu lofen. Inter ben OPfern
befanoen ii6 Elm angeiebener 8etz
tungsreoatteur aus Seplop in Siioz
ruBlonO, iopie Elm ruIIii6er aoeliger
GroBgrunO6eiiBer, y}omenes Siaebos
trrsm
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Baltimore Ohio Giicnbnbn=
GrfurSfnuS -0SuIietitt

S@.OO-S5dItimpre mad philadelphia une ,us
ritf. SonLtag, ben Is. auanii. Speiiaau9
DerlGBt Den Samocn=3obnbof S1j 9ormttz
tags Mt. RoOul=@unbof $50 Sormittaqg
SI.OO-G3aItimpre nacb 9Silmiuetpu nmc su-
ruf. SoHnf1g, ben ! g. Auauit. SpeSialjH1
otrlGbt 6dmocn=&ubnbof S.l5 Sormittu95,
0t. 9topa= =Sabubof $50 0ormttags.
81 56-SaItimpre madD Sheifer une iuritcf,
5UQ ocrldBt Gamoeu=9dbubof SIS 9ur=
mittaQs, Utt. &ODal=&dbnboi $50 @ors
nllttdgs.
SI.OO- Baltimore nad Sranep sSinrs
Sprtn9S uue SuriId, am SoHntn9, Den
10 au9nf. SpejialjGg UtrldBt Sam0ens
HabnbOi $50 @ormjttaas, NOuntzJODaIs
Gabnboi S.25 9ormittags. Gdp=Strnbe S.34
9ormittaqs
SI.%5-5dItImpre ndob 5rceertd, Mrtietdm
ISesepepillc). 9aacrStupn, SarpcrSz
6errp. 8 mc,effcr une ;uriiR, SoHHId5,
ptn 10. 2luQuit. Spel elialiuq per=
laBt 6amotn=gabnbof Z ltbr @ormitta9s.
SIO.OO-SaltmUrc nadb Riagaras5dlleH une
;uril6 iSreltag. a. 9luguif. Sllete ilno Iltr
5ebn 2age euitig. Sps3iallug, aus our6z
lauieno'u 6Outes, unO Qullmdus4arlors
9SoggOn5 beiebsHo, ipjrb Den 6amOens
gabnbof nm 9l9gorm., NRt 8oOal=Gabu=
boz nm 9.24 BORN. uerlafen. gtur $l.W)
ntbr nab Soronto uno 5urild NuIentbdt
oui Der Riidfabrt Qtiatttt int buffalo, Roz
DIETER, 8sneOa, 8uroettc II. Ydud Gbunt
&0itrtcr nab 9pbtiter uuo Sbouicno Ss=
LAMBS unO suriid MIR $3.50
S22O-SGltimpre mad, Rodoilie. Mr., ure
iurmf, einitIie6Itd @tutrstt sun Nalr
@;uct' pom Is. bis p. 2luQut cIni6ii,Bitb
sum 9tytdui; iiir Die 6iidiabrt bis gum
- 9luguit tini6licBli6 Qu.ti0.
$500 Baltimore mad 9ItIautlc ftu, Gape
Daap. Sea=SslcsSitp uuc Ccedus g ifp,
8.<S.. une lurld, 1eosH 6reltag uno
,Sumtdl bis sum T. Septembcr tiuidlitb=
lid Piuct, frO bis gum iolq,uotu 2icnz
nag einitHcBib. giltje. &,re1rqsn ill
alien ,3lg;u in btoc 8ldtunRtu C226l
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Ntanlters1ufett,
grsis Sl.JO

Nrttttr . ! IT.
25O 8aare pon feinen Wf dnnerz
8 ofen, Die 5ur 9dIfte ibres that
1G9li8en @ert6es angefduft rpurDen.
Die M1uterialien iinb Noriteos unb
gang poGene gemuiterte unb i4li4te
G6sbiots; Gle @r0ben in Der 2dnge,
ipie in Der SailIenzWeite; beites 6uz
brtfat, feinite 2lrbeit, taOelloies pal
fen! Sebes ein3elne Paar tpurOe fir
einen 8ertaufspreis BON ni4t tpentz
ger, als $500 uno $3.50 6ergeite1t.
Serfaufs, Srets fur So 90 une &1 O3
$3.50 WdnnersSpitn....... 0A'oO
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5000 nIte Henerbetten.

Wr b,,o6I,u puFtiO bO6ft, 9rtii,, oa mir .is
ausial;tS,i5tg 6toTa.iSdit tusrtH uHp oi, Baas
r,u notbia bob;n. stubs 9oitflrtt. Baltimore
;statb,r Ga RI. 9l8, Gfs9s.tmOE"StSGbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-14

Tibt oiclc iino pOn ,ntn Mduu'rs2lnIiiatu, Die
aus isintu blnutn Scrpt5 uro ocmuttrttn 6bcUOts
bcrssitrlt unO fir Sl2 unO 81 pertduit purOcH,
ubrig gebltebtn mo empieblen mir
otsbaIb cine baioigc auspabl bel uns GS6 OK
iertm Spcjal=4reiit p0n............. scU"cO
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NATIONAL DENTAL CO.,
,tp,ittr Glur i'm saOlrs=GOn,q'=slOa.
Orr, I2, RprrsG iessSfrafs.
98ir esbsu sgrteH 1raoiHg Clamps
CapriI26 las, ,l2Dltnl

T. 5i.etL Der pobibttlnHis
($&, Gptif,r III nit tiHtm politaHniesH
s%%rNA Qaatr RON mp0crntn optii1tn gedas
rsn nab Rr q. g9stsserlHetnns
strast ffriibn 6si6difspas ooH
aueuitas g,uml umefIogSn-
Snosm mr. psm 9ubiitum fir e'Htu bisbtries
frtunslid. une LIBERAL, EatroHass oanftn. biti'H
mir, uns oieislbt aud in 5utunif iu btrdbr'n
Nusen gratis unferfudbt. Gfaoiirf 1ssa.
5ier wire 3entfd5 stfpr0easH.
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8unif in Q(It5trbit n.

Getttnje, Montenegro, 13. 4uz
quit. - Die Serber in gan5 Qltierz
6ien 6efinOen iih in einem 3uitunoe
Der 4onit, neil Die tijrtiI6en 5ruppsn
na6 Y}onoitir a6gegonsen iinD. Die
Ser6en 7ino bumit Der 3ade Der Qls
bdneIen ihublD5 preisdeQeben.
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$685.
&naben~9Sol -NnSit9e,
Grittcr 6lur.
Hcauldrc 500 Bis $4o0 28crtb; 81 90
cbcH 6,ute iir......................G ID A'cc
GruRer 1anmnugS Srrfauf OOn
5erren<G eioerSt6ebDr,
.Erhtr Hlur. - 0 narp.

Grtcr J fur, - ipdro.
8ei'm 9(uspertuuf unIerer 8Orrdt6e
Der tleinen Yartien bon 9erren@llnterz
5eug, Strumpfpaaren, 9oientrd8ern,
StrumpfbGnbern, 6alsbinoen Il. |. n,
piirbe Sic g2i6t5 ms6r 3ufrieoenitelz
len, ais Elm gintauf.
Seine otrrcn WaOras NcQl;1ccbcmOtn. ib!its
Ter uO:r Q:idltcrter 9ucu b;sbtr iur $l0o. ~O%
81 . uuO $3.50 oGrtauit, lcbn iiir....... d0N'
Wdnucy 9tQiQccbcmOtu aus atmuh'rtr IRoz
orn5, auIpdrts bis 81 $l.0D p;rtluIt, Qtbin lO~
........'..........'.''''''
500 4lar. IluOras= uno Qcrcalc1MaHibcttcu jr
NldHu;r; oicic5cU Durocu fur ctnc ctmntn Qts
mdbt uuo bab,u cjucH rctutn 23rtb UoH ljc.; =
9iirbt fucni9cr, alS fiinf Sanrc fitr
ciuen SnnSen.
otucu rSbi,lo=Rops" aus Maoras iiir Rlappz
fruqcu, Ols &ihtQite ijir bciblcun1te Gos .
lctt;; lot D,rtb, gcbcu Tir................. I've
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GnlbrnInppe's GDpt!

g2ep 0orf, ben 13. Iu9uit.-
Gin menI6li6er &opf, bermutblt9
berieni9e bes in 1898 unter fol4' fem
IqtioneQen lImitGnben ermproeten
W3aiIeurs 8ilbelm @ulbeniuppe,
nurbe 6eute pon &naben nabe Der
fruberen @ren5linie 5tpif4en 9ut4z
8ius unb Rapensppoo, ge9enpGrttg
in Gong SslanbzGitH gelegen, gefunz
ben. 9ds 6aupt mar in cine beutf9e
9eitung gebuqt unb lag innerbdlb
brei @epierte pon Dem 2aben, in pelz
dem Die 6ebumme 9luguite Nuad bas
Stiid Seltu6 faufte, befen Sbenttftz
sirun9 tie ms 3u4thuus unb ben
W&Drber Martin Sborn, i6ren Gomz
plicen. ouf ben eIettrii4en Stnbl
brd6te.
glnbere S6eile bes a6rpers Sui
benfuppe's purben befanntli9 an
peri9iebenen Stellen eefunben, uGlein
bas 9aupt feblte bisber. Sborn purbe
in SingzSing bingeri4tet, unb 5ruu
g1aad bat nod iiber neun Der i6r 5uz
biftirten fiinf5e6n Sabre 3u4tbuus in
9luburn 'ab5uiisen.
= Der friibere prGiibent 9roper
Glepelanb bat cine Ginlabung ieiner
Sreunbe in Ct. Puul, Mtinn., 5ur
getbeiligung an elmer Sagbz@rpebiz
tion i'm SttOber fir Den San ungez
nommen, baB er ieine 9ef4dfte 10
arronsirsn fam. buB ibm Der glusz
flug m0gli4 TT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-14
WarplGnoer Sdlule fir Sau6e.

Str Sc. Surius bteinHt an 16. 3 tt nj TT.
6onftiiiousIoit g 66uls fUr Sdubfumul.
uno eol5c, ptrtu Gtb0r fir otn g,iub Der Oiftnts
li6tu Sbulcn ill mausclbait III. lnt.rriAt i'm
esrt6r uno 2iSs,nleitn iOD:s grammdrs sduI=
uuO otaoen1i3. etuOitH. Stbr etiunO. 2aos
Ptfot gnnq un0 I'm ttrri6 I rel
fur einpobncr MorDaEo's: Tan p,HOe f4 an
G5ds. %. Glp, SrinliSoI, Grcotrit. DtO.
CAua8; ;Sa 0iGo-4ua2N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-14
len 16uBlo5 prels9egeben.
s 6am6erIuin'5 Stetenz
~ z q,

MtI6ourne, 13. 2tu9uit-Gts
ne Gonferen3 Der auitroliI6en 6abris
fontenfQmmern, nel6e bier ltattfano,
6ot an 8oloniaIiefretdr Gbam6erluin
cine 8obeIOepeihe geridtet, in pel6er
iie i6n i6res Gntgegentommen5 BEL irz
qeno einem bur6fjj6r6oren Plun gu
etnem 9or3uqstarif nit Dem britH6en
Reife 0eriitert.
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Olcrtnt'S
Sd)lutfclirifr
luunOcr6arcr

Ncri6Oncrnng ngSmittelS
einc iOld' itartr, OaR ielbft Ole
1ttattclt INTO ab8eb6rnttett
8am8en dlterer RerIOmen
Onrd Oafiel6e bic SIiitBe Der
SStt9eto erlangen.
Sn alien NpOt6ekel1 51t 9a6ett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-14

9udt Gart nuIi=SruGbdn0er,
p,ld, Hie rotten, Ielbit b.im gnbsn nidbt bies
i,lben ine BON allen AerSttH bsiiens
eMpfo1len,
Or p,rttrtiet aud auf Sefsnuns, ME anf eager
Sd,uIterbducer, unterItibSbineen,
rpec,e unS 6pI,fiiIsn. Srud,bdnesr,
10 orroug bos i,int s,sbrteu suuotn bssHs iufrtss
ben s.fsut iiHb.
glie gutbduher, Sanbas,n uEb 9uiruu.nts pen-
ben sarantrt, o1b e paiien, uub aui's Saubere uRe
Bette aRecfertigt.
fur Tamrn ine Simmer
urt,r guifdt BON Didh. &tiHhnrnt porhunhtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-14

9lcnn's Seife ipiro Surd1 Die SDft
DcrianDt fir 80 GentS oas Gtiif
DScr 75 Sents FIR BRET Stiife bnrd1
Die GbarGcS u. GrittentDn
Gu., 1I5 TmltUn=Str., NeiusgDrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-14

83Onn6sff, grdiioent oe8 mats0oniz
I6an Gomite's, uno Iein 6reuno
0berIt San6ofF, 8siOe ggz0ffi5ters
Der bulgariI6en 2lrmee, iino naRe Der
maceoonii8en 9ren3e unter Dem 8srz
ca6t, OaB iie i'm 8egriffe ieien, 1id)
oen SynIurgenten un3ui6lieBen, pon
per bul8ariTden Poli3ei Der4aftet
poroen.
Die Hu6ri6t, ooB Der 2tufitonO
ahn i'm 8ilaDet 2tOrianopel au58es
6ro6en lei, mar perfrii6t. 9Oaitdns
Oige Ru6e 9errT4t alent4alben IN
8ulgurisn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-14
R Uttrttt be5 8iIeniI den
& a 8 inets.

~ - - -
SuntidQo be 6 fill, 13.2(u9.
- 0ds Ru6inet lit in Fol9c elmer poz
liti7fen 8riiis 5urUd9etreten unb
ni6tiqe politiI6e 8erGrOerungen
nerOen ernortet. Die gemGBigten 2ts
berolen perben iih pd6ri6einli4 Der
Qi6eraIen Qmian3 ani6lieBen upO Die
3uidmmen7eBung ejnes neuen ad6t=
nets ben 8dlmaceOiitsn unO GOnierz
Datipen ijberloifen.
6 6inefiI6e 5rupPen BON
8ebeIIen 8ei6la8en.
6pn9 Song, 13. 2lu8uft. -
Die 6ineIii6en tuiierIifen SrupPen
itno gu 6paiSG6uz6u, in Der iuos
li6en groDin3 &pang Sung, DOn Rez
belen 9cI6logen norDen. 9reitauienb
Marn tat7erli6e Iruppen, peI4e bon
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fIei0ete ben Qoiten felt DECEMBER
1902.
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lit elmer in Pari5 eingetroffenen YleIs
Dunq 3ufolge ihper ertrantt.
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Berlin, 13. Qtuguit.-9is n8Oiz
Ti6e 3eitung Oer0ffentli6t eine De-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-17
MANY LOOK OYER YACHTS.
Opinion Freely Expressed Chal-
Ienger VII Win Once at Least.

1t was anything but a quiet day at Erie Basin
yesterday Hundreds OF visitors, attracted by the
presence OF the challenging yacht. Shamrock
III, and the defender the Reliance. both being in
the drydocks almost alongside of each other
swarmed about the head OF the docks, gazing with
admiration at the two famous yachts that are to
begin their marine battle off Sandy Hook on
Thursday.
Critics there were a-plenty. also many that hard
" knew the bows of the yachts from their sterns.
All were admitted TO the yard. and permitted TO
feast their eyes on the yachts until shutdown. when
every one save those connected with the yachts
were ordered out and the gates closed for the
night.
The nautical sharps all seemed TO agree that
Shamrock III is the handsomest yacht that has
ever CHALLENGED for the cup. and some went so far
as TO say that IL is altogether probable that she
ries but few will admit the possibility or her VIII
Cup for they point TO the me record mace
by the Reliance and say they ia 70 see n9 b
any yacht afloat. The crews or ootn yacntS had
little to do yesterday except TO answer the scores
of questions put TO them by curious VISITORS.
soon after o'clock the Erin. In charge OF captain
William Mathews and Tom Conley, the plot
started for oyster Bay. with Sir Thomas Upton
ing Sir Thomas will take breakfast with the Presi-
dent. -, - ,
the first thing this morning, and the ma1nsail eent
thai she will use in her first race. The scanoldinS
that has surrounded her for a week Will De taken
down and additional sails. such as clu9topSallSS
and other light sails. taken on oosro anu s'O"eu
The mainsaii Of the Reliance is bent already. and
fhoroughiy inspected. All the crew. and number
of men from the dock, will begin polsnlns her
Tobin bronze underbody this forenoon Ihey eHpeGs
TO complete the JOB DeloIe hlSh'' do '4ie nun -
hardly foul at all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-17
CYCLING.
Kramer Beats LazCson in FiUe-MiIe
Race at Hillside Track.

Belleville. n. j., Aug. 16 (SpeciaD.-Frank Kramer
and liver Lawson divided honors in the weekly
meet at the Hillside bicycle track to-day the
champion capturing the fve-Tnile open race for
professionals and the Salt Lake City rider finish
ing first in the one-mile handicap from scratch
In the fve-rnile race Kramer won decisively lead
ing his rival the finishing mark by an omen
length. There doubt as to Kramers sl1-
perority. at least in that race for he and Lawson
had open stretch before them in the entire last
lap and when II came to the final test the former
won with apparent ease. Lawson was second
Bardgett third, Fem fourth and Menus Bedeii
fifth.
The one-nie handicap furnished an exciting
struggle between the limit and the scratch
men. Floyd Krebs and Bardgett led the field as
when Lawson, with a fine burst of speed, cut
down the formers lead, and Just before reaching
the judges stand forged to the front and won by
a few inches. Fred Ernst, of Rochester dstin-
gushed himself in the amateur ranks by winning
both the two-thirds-mie open and the two-miIe
handicap. beating out Ellington, GIasson. Drelan
and others. Elias Sindle easily defeated Robert
Meyers in pursuit race scheduled for FIVE miles
tapping the latter after travelling three ana one.
sixth miles. The summaries:
one-third mile Cnovice)-won by J. Heller Brooklyn:
", zanes. Newark, second W. B. Van Piper. Newark,
Two-thirds mile topen (amateur)-won by Fred Ernst
Rochester; Eddy Ellington. Vailsburg second; oscar
Goerke New-Yorl. third; Joseph Fogler. New-York,
one mile open CprofessionaD-won by Iver Lawson
Salt Lake City Sscratch Walter Bardgett Buffalo 4o
yards), second Floyd Krebs Newark (4o YARDS. third
FLOYD Mcfarland. San Jose (scratch), fourth. Time
Two-rnlle amateur handicap-won by Fred Ernst
Rochester 900 yaTds) Oliver Dorian. Manhattan Beach
(5o yards third; g. C. Cameron Brooklyn ESQ ynrds
East Orange; liver lawson salt Lake City, Wal
ter Bardgett, Buffalo, third; W. s. Fem. Waterbury,
fourth Menus Bsas Lynsroo Long Island 9th
gett, 2; Fem, Mcfarland and Dorian