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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04


I60n ialitrirt lit. Won bciouberenl
Snterciie iino ole Nrtifel ijbcr Dos
QeutidtbmH3 uno Die Oeltihe Freiie
III Imerlfo uno Columbus.
Die moroIifdc Stimm G
Der rcpubIifoniiden Gortci: Der
yformone oorf Den 9ruOcaicnot I'M.
ter teinen llmitGnoen pcrum5ieren,
Gbor Der republitoniIdcn EoIititer;
abcr Die Stimmen Der @ormoneu
miliIen mir boben. Rcultot: Ser.
ibiebung Der llnteriuduma bis nadJ
Der @obh sll (I..g. Sts5tgD
GongrcB2= W itQGirN Bari,
bolOt, Der 8riinoer mo Erdiioent
Der omerifoniifen @rltppc oc5 Sn-
ternationolen arbitration 9unoeS,
tpta ollf Der oicsiGbrigcu Gonferen5
oeS SunoeS IN ct. Qouia iiir cillcn
Irbttrotions-Gon9reB ser pcrifie0c'
men &Gnoer cintreten; cincu GongreB,
Der, obnli6 mic Der TricOenasGons
grcB im @oog, iiber 9lrbitrutiOnS-
8ertro9e 5u befinoen babe. Nlh ioll
Die NbrilItlrngsfroqc o0cr ood) cine
&eouftion Der GiiitlnQcr sur DIS
fulton aeItellt mer0en. "a nod gns
itf)t Srn. 9ortbolots ole iibriaen
9totioncn III oieier Grogc crruor.
lungs 1lno boffnung5poa olrf Die
Screini9tcn Stooten itoltclL 10 Ioa.
ten mir Die 6iibrung uno 6or0crung
III Der Nngeleacnbett il%bcrnebmen.
Gos mare Der erite Sdritt 81 Dem
groBen 3iel, @eice un0 @crcbtigfeit
III internotionolen 9e5icbunGcn OIL
SteIe pon brutoler @cpoIt 5lt ieBen.
Gen 9%eltrebunaen oes @rn. Bart
bolbt bari man alien GrioIg min.
i6cn, bod miro es nod bortc 2Irbcit
pieler Sabre foIten, bis ou5 eritrebtc
3iel errei6t miro. IS Qibt io9or
2elltc, Die eS iiberborpt nidlt iiir CT
rcid)bar balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04
TinanjieQes.
NitD GaDimQs Sanf,

tSncorpurirt 1921
9iOrbipef.@dc @n1. uHb Siab.Strafr.
Gas bon Sbnen e]rrannte Rriiiings 2 6omite
fir unteriIduna Der Cont mo sur Rrifuna
Der ScfIrititeH Der Pduf bei'm S6luiie oes
SisfaIiahres am 80. glpriI 1904 erlnubt ii6
sat hcridteH oaB cs Die ibm uuferIeate Qflidt
griinoItd erleoigt uno bic 9ii6er corrcft. oi0
Sdrleben our6 cute Collateral o6uiQ aeIi6ert
mo Die AHpitnlicn in iiheren 6bpotbefen. To-
ipie 9litten uHo GbligationeH criter alaIfe an.
gelegt %befu1oeu bat.
Ibtun0SOuL untcrbreitet:
0eu. u. Is. 4rrbs,
bcAlnubigter 6ifentGidcr NumbuItcr.
6hne, Z, Smnier,
Yubbulter Der Sriteu giuiionuL9unT.
e.. 2. Sprngue,
Ruhbnlter Der glntionaIz9Gnf bon Baltimore.
Z. y. SnmbcI, 9rdiioeni.
Sas. Y. Meeie, Shnbineilter.
Sepoitteli in allen 8etragel argenUmnleIt.
t5B.S-W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04

llebcr Sen lest 10 Oiel
%9enonnltcn joponiihcn Scncrol alt.
rolf id)reibt ein Correspondent oltS
2onoon: Baron aurofi Itebt BEL lei.
men SonOsleliten oils General in ebcn-
10 bobem Nniebcn, mie Gogo ais No.
mirol. @r lit eit 6eloberr, oeIicl1
Folitif oorin 6eitebt, ieine 8orbcrei-
tilngcn nidt 5t iibereilen un6 Niles
bis in Die fleinltcn Details por5llbc.
%reitclt, etc er loSihlGgt. gr lit otter
ais Nolttirnl lpgo uno Itebt i'm 60.
SebenSlo1rc. Gr lit Elm tppiid)er
Sotlun1o, D. y. CT cutitununt elmer
Der mllit1riIhen 6onlilicuL it oelteu
Die WtGnncr BON iriibeitcr &in0beit
an fir Den 8erlli ulS arieocr crSoocn
merocn. Su ser groBeu Heoolution,
Ole Sdpon cridiittertc, ais Si,rofi
nod Gin iutgcr Wionn mar, fGupfte
er oltf Seiten bcs &oiiers. Sn oer
70er uno Seer Sobreu erporb CT lid
bereitS Inerfcnmmng, trot aber crit
III hcnt 8rie9e gegen China Dor oltSc-
rem 8crerGlcn hcrpor. 0o llolt icine
groBen Sdbt9teitcn olS Organiiotor
otoerportS notbig botte, mar err ie.
ood) Dobren0 0ieieS GrieaeS nid)t at.
9c9eu, OILS Die Gbineien aus Ser Stcl.
hung bel aiulicntihcrq pertrieben
ptroeL Die cr icst perionlid in Die
lem &ric9c Den Huiicn cntriB. M0b-
reno oeS fineiiid) . ioponiid)en arie.
9eS leitcte or Die gonSeWtobilnod1unq
bon Infona bis 5rllt Gnoe illo Beetle
lit) looonr, oltf ben aricasitonplos
jt tontnlen, no CT nlS 0ipiiions.G Cont
moltocitr an Der Grobcrung BON 8ei-
0ot.Wei tbeiInubm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04

seine d tuna. Or:
~Werflpiiroig, ipie oot I'M 6rilblina
ltets Niles 10 grim lpirol" Sic: ,Ad
ia! Scionoers Ole @ieien!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04

limb mcnn ih BENIN mai
Ioben loll,
60 nebu' i'd aIeid) ooS NouI redJt
poll"
Oodtc Sr. Seth Com, ser friibcrc
@}opor bon RepsYorf, oils or i'm
&onooner oFilarim.G in iciner
8r0c iaatc, Fr0iiocnt 8ooieucIt ici
Der gr0Bte Niomu. Der lett @oIbinq.
ton Den Northumberland cillQcnom,
men babe. gei oen Observation-Disclosures
He0cn nimnut mans ia g~em0brIid)
nift 10 9cnoll, nbrr oiripr Yo1tcaDri.
fos beS Sru. 2olu qcbt 0enn Ooh
iiber Ole Sutidnnr. 9ei Der iuicpiel.
ien 6Ioihe Sett er wobI Qetbon nor.
ben iein mag?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04

YGgpreb un6 @eitbote,"
Die pereiniaten S~naebIotter bon 60.
limbiis, ,, boben cine prGd,tipc Ssl.
bilanims gtintmer hernuseesebcn,
Die ltegtlid reid auseeItottet unb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04

Sm I. Suni Nnrsoret 8uifs int IIter bon /
Snbr.
PIN (, cuui Sruriritr edtmle iilrid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04
@iaiam +. ". Senninsicn.

Se liato AM : 2iI'' 1904 u Der W saId
4. ". Seuningien, iiinaiter lino ~geIiebter Subu
bon slrbrelu II. Meta 0ciltilaien. i'm Nltcr bon
I Snbr uno 4 Wonnicn. Die 8eeroigiiIia iinoci
Snmitag, : ubr giad)miitng. it1it. 05G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04
M. 6. GDbia Sticmfc.

IS itnrb am I. Snni 1904 Wi. Z. aHbIa
Sttemte, GeItebte Sohter Ses BGitors 2~lnuoibcn
mo Nilll1 Stiertte. int SIlfer bon 10 Snbreu.
. Yionaten ino ~ Iaaen. Sic NeeroiQurlo
tiloet eanitag, Den 4. Stunt. nt 2 ubr g!ndls
inlttnee, bon Der chang. lutb. GndnnelssStr6c
all oer SiiesGuroltnesS trube aus ttatt.
G55--6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04

llnter DEN mn iCIen Con-
g%reiicn, oic 0ieien Sontnler in ct.
Souls togcn, lit aud Elm 9umoriItcn,
Gongreb oOer, Wie er cngliid beibt,
Der ofunnD mem. "a oieicr Con,
9reB in oic tDtonote fGut, 10
fam Scr 8ie puf oennielben mcnig.
items ni6t ouf Sen @cfricrpmft
fommell luos bel llnlcrcu @itbolocn
oft Der Sail lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04

Sn Motn5 mur6cn c h $
Hcrioncn oorumtcr oltb Die @ein-
GommiilionGrin GGcilio Seumonn
aus @unterSbIum, 81 8cf6ngniB.
I%troieu bon 5ruci @od)en bis 5u cincm
Mtonot nnb @eloitrofen bon 100 bis
500 Morf pcrurtbeilt, neil iic Gre,
tier. mo iiberItredte @eine inter
@eridmeigung Oieier Gigcni6oft ner-
foltft ooer 9eibiilfc oo5u gcIeiitct
bottcn. @enn mir onc unicrc gtob-
rungsmittel- mo 8etrGnfe. 6GIid,er,
ioipie Die ms @efGnqniB ihiden
moltcn, Die gcibiiIfe oo5u leiitcn,
Damn miiBteu mir 8cfGngniiic bollen
uno pIelc bo5il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04
Baltimore Cemetery.

snrtaa: Er. 344, 9srs.gtarfes.etrahe.
.BeerdbnibpIite Sunr Rerfarf - bon $25 an,
fir bier 8rdber. {Sants,iO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04
Sobn Serwig G Su6m,

2eidenbstattsr nnb GiHbaliamtrer,
Gr. zoos. Erleans.etr. .Wsb. .9eI. gBinbfor 255
9lueie9efhdft: gar. 524. berI. Gaftern.Moetne.
8inSior 60, aiitibcn peISen e%eIiefert fir
Soddeiten, ilHterbaItuneen mnb anoere @sIeeen'
beitet. (Sebt4.tS,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04
Sefanntmadlunacn
sOrOerunss 9luocbutc.

Eepnrtemcnt fir Ufteutltdc Snuter.
Shh'Sepnrtemeut oes Staot . Su1enictrs.
Baltimore. 6eH I. Sllt 1901.
I'm Stnrei9lng f~epnrater uericgeItcr 6oroes
sail9ebote. nit Der 9luiibrllt pRropoiul9
lor 1renteo RInul am 8dping @lods." iilr att
Aemelne Suede int Siuot SnqcnieurS Separtcs
llent tpdbreto oes Subres 1904, miro b~icrourd
erlibts Hno iperben o|iefelbcn inter Der gtbreiie
ces "SSoaro OF %gllpnrbs. care Of 6urrp &. 300
per, Hegiiter. Gitbspau, Baltimore" bis gum
-. SUM 1904. Sormittugs ii llbr, cutge8cn
Gin besInubigter Gbed, in o5be oes in ocu
Spe{ltltailonel nilee9eberen 9etraaes. an Or
Der oes Mtnnors nno Staoiutbs o6n Baltimore
Bcsrgen, ullb ieoem gluqebot bctaeiHot icir,
Spe5tttiattonet urto snQebois Soruularc
iouHet auf Sritheu in blttem Qiireau cntacs
geH aenommeu iUeroen. N|ngebotc fir ieoe
~ein6elne Irt Der obeH fpe5tii5irteit WateriaIiclt
tucroeH nngcnontmet, falls Der 9(ngebuiiteQtr
ni6t ale ole |geuiiufdten .gIutcrtalien ~licfcrt
lam.
.. Z. ScuSua,
Siuot SHgcnieur.
0eftdiiat:
e.. Glun Simnuus,
Rrattbent Der Gonirdfia Ecbor6c.
CSuni3-LG,11 ,i3-lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04

Sdon riib lnufcu Die
les Sabr Die Nahridten iiber gIb-
ltur5e Der 9~crgtrarcIer Elm. giii Dem
8ranoiof lit Der Sobn oeS Mc6ani.
terS Friu5 iiber cine 6elslponn BON
300 Wfeter obgeitiir5t. mo Der Wtiin.
d)etler WoIer 9osoorfer bot bel eircr
8Iettertonr ourd SIbiturS iiber cine
% Meter bobe @ono Den Zoo ge.
futben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04

ucbcr Die qciponntcn
9~e5icbungen 5luilfen 6ranfrcid, mo
Dem &otiton i6reibt Gin Barrier
Correspondent am Shluiic zines
lGngercn Nrtifel@: y2ciOcr bat &err
GombeS periu6t, icin 3icl otf
trummen @e9en 5t crrcihcn. Gr
uerihofft lid aus Ser pdpItlifcrf
Stoutston5lei 5u Rom Elm 0otument,
ooS i'm gor gtidts ongcbt, neil c$
an Die 8eaierung in &iiiobon oorei.
Iirt lit; er pcrobreoet nit ieincm
6reunoe SollreS oieNer0icintli6lrng
0ieIeS Documents IN einCm Io5ioliitiz
lden Yarteiblntt. CT entOcdt IN eli
nem ouf Tronfrei6 bejii9lihen SoB
0eS SdriftitildcS cine 9eleibigung,
lpGbrcn0 ole ltnportciiidcn ans
ocmielben I'M @cgcntbciI cine id)nlej'
hclbnftc 8cpor5uguuq Ironfreidl3
berouS Ieitit; mo er mo6t oieie
gauge Spiegclfcdtcrci sum gluSgong
rno &ormono zines 6eIo5u9cS Qcgcrl
&om." (0en SnboTt beS Sdrift=
Itiides bat Der Correspondent Dor Ell
nigen Gogen bereit3 mitgetbeilt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04

IN $ car il . @IGttcrn
beiBt ea: ~Vtihi9on lit gcgen Barter,
er miro feline Gimme oeS Stootes
erbolteu." Barter . 9IGtter bobcn eS
10: DSn Wihi9au, Oas nod Dor fir.
ger 3eit Dem 9rpnniSmlis gar5 erge.
ben mar, baben ole Seorit . 2eute
cine pernidtcnoc Nieberloge crlitten,
@ruon notiirlih nit ibnen." Sc
nod 6orbc Der politii6en Yorteis
Srilc, ourf) lueld)e Die &orgGn9e olii
Den poIitiIhen Gonpcnten betrud)tct
ineroen, lit OoS GrgebniB roth ooer
groll.
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Neue T~n5cigen.
9lnaen nnterlndt fntenfrei.


S6re gtieen bebiirfcn Der bcIten BebaubIuna
l,ilo geifitslite; oiele 9eioeu funImen bon Der
ueheranitreneuna Der Sebneroeu uuo bon Mot
puiienoer 9eoedulg o%erfeIben. Surd Die bcs
runq iii IS mir ctu QeibteS. Sbuen in ie0t-
9Seife, mas bas gluGe mo feline 8e6anhlung
bettifit, nit benz 9citcu 81 oienen uio in ies
ODER augengidler, uenn Gle ioI6e b]eoiirien,
neroen 5u ben oeufbar b~iuiGiten Breifen an'
~gefertigt.
gtuf gerIanaer meincr Sreun6e uno alnSen
tonnen Sic MID teber Belt perf6uIt6 in met
Her Office fpre6en.
.. MaDer,
Iluio. ubfoIb. oeutf6er SptiFer,
Nr. $50, Epros0n1.Str.
Wiein bon oeutffer 8rintern aiaefertiotes
Iugenipaffer III ons 9efte fir f6.uatbe, rotbe
ooer ent5Inoete gIugen. @robes Eager bon
tnnitlt6en AlgeH, Iberntometcrn nuo WlariHes
SldferH. (Sept3O, 3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04

Nus Mt utinopcI mir0
berid)tct, Dab Der rliiiiid)e @otihofter
bel Der Tfortc encrgiid)e Shritte &C.
than, oonit Oieielbc Dem Qreiben io-
poaiidcr Agenten Die bon ibrer Nc.
gicrltng nit 9roBcn Beloiummen
aiiseeItattet lpiiroen, nm oen Nui.
ftonO in Moceoonien 5u id)iircn, cner.
giid entgegen trete.
4 iii II 6eroinonopon g nj /.
eorien itrebt ipieoer einmol cnerqiid,
Die Grbebung ieines Siiritentbums
gum &onisreid) an. Seitreid). llnaorn
uno Die 1iirfei ~perbolten iib abIeb.
neno. Shirt 5erbinono bat nun INN
einen entpfang bel .&oiier @ilbeIm
nod,eeiuft. nm oieien III bitten, Den
Sultan FIR ben 6iiriten 5u beeinfIui.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04
g~erinmmlnnas. Nnseiaen.

n6ttg glDd NauOereiu Glr. t."
Sic 81. SubrcSperlnmmlutq uno 8cautteHs
gSnbl fiHbet Wontan, Den g.. SUM, Abenos 8
ubr, i'm Gofai pom Garl Sd1niiot gir. zoos. ga
etfdbeinen.
U5G,s) 3ubn grudman, eefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04

SIN oGIi0iicr" Icfcn III t
Die nnd)itebcnOc Nr5cige aus cirem
oortigen areisblott: .9irIilgcn Itd)t
tiltti9cn Monn 8llilr 9Iuf5icben ser
9bnrmubr. goBn: 5ltnG6it feincr,
tpnter bel 9uten Seiituugen peroop.
peIt." 9os criltncrt an ole Gnefoote
bonn alien @rougel. ginIt brod,tc
ON N~eltiobrstagc Dem 6eIomorItua
cine YliIitorfopeac ein StGno6cn.
Der alto @err OonftC benz GopcQmci.
tier, Iupfte ieineu @cNb6cutcl ulS
trogtc; o@oS bobe id ocn 2euten
oerln portaea Sobr qceeben ?" - III
eeueitj buben bisber 9tidts gcgebell"
nlelnt Der aopelmciiter perlcgen. -
vytin, Damn lpoIlcll mir oieien Sob
nldl ferner bcibcbnlten!" iogte bciric.
oigt Der 6elomoridol.
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Die 6eioen 8oubm0rocr
@roB uno Stofiorit Die am 26, 6c.
bcrllor oieies SobreS in 6ronfiurt
a. VI. bcll &lopierb0noler &ermonl
&iftcnitein INN oic Wtittu9S5cit i'll
ieincm @cih1ftSIotol on Der Bell
crn1or0et lltb berollbt botten, Iin0
nod) %breitd9igen Sd)prrgerld)to=
&erbonolunger gum Eooe peritrtbcilt
woroen. Ob9leid) nod Dem &erbrc
den 10 gut mie Seine NnboltSputftc
SIR Gntoedlung Der Wtoroer bo luu.
rem, geIonq eS Der rilbrigen Toli5eL
Die beioen 6boter ousfinoig 81 ma
den. @roB Wuroc in 6ronffurt unO
Stofforit III @omburg gefoBt,
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SalcmSsatrd1e.
Sntter0s 9lDenie IIHb afat0das StraBe.
Frcniei itdditen Souutag Sormiitua. 0err
R1itor u. 9. atrfdmnnn. AnfnIg oes Got
tcsoteniies nm 10 llbr. $3.50
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Ger engti idlen Mcaic.
rlirg limo Nofridtcn iiber Den be.
oenfIlben 3uitouO Wcnelit'S bon
a~bellDricn 5u0caon9crL Ser id)ol,
lortge on elmer iwlbcilborcn Srouf.
belt leibet. Ger Goo oeS 9teous
oitrttc Serluifeluuecn bcrbeiiiibrcn
jipiiden Dem bon NicncIif be9iinItio.
ten toni9lihcn Neffen Ho$ Wofon.
men uno Rns Won9oScin, Ger cine
itorfe @efoIeidait bot. Qicic Der
l%pideIungen lpiiroeu Gnglonb notiirs
LID luiutommen icin, oenn eS fonntc
babel fir England nod ctiuoS ob.
fallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04

idon iQuitrirt lit. Gon bcioubcreni
5itterciie iino Ole Artifel iiber Dos
9elitidtbmH uno oie 0euti6e Ereiie
in Imcrifo uno Columbus.
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SirdjlidJe gn5eisen.
Salrms.airf

SiOnssGirdle.
9oftesoienit: 1915 Born. 4reoigt: Scr
Setlige @eilt." 1850
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-23
DE RESZKE WAS FIRST IN THE
AMSTERDAM STAKE AT SARATOGA
Contest Marked by Close Finish Between the
Winner and BobadiI

Saratoga, N. Y. Aug. 22.-The Am
sterdam, to-day's stake event, was
won by NJ. L. Hayman's De Reszke, in
a close finish with John A. brakes
Bobaldil. The field raced well punched
to the stretch, De Reszke practically
leading all the way. Summaries:
First Race-Seven furlongs. Ishlana.
to l, won, with Montecarlo, Ii to 10,
second, and Norbury, to l, third.
Time 1:27 3-5.
Second Race-Steeplechase handicap.
short course. Royelle, to /, won,
with Libretto, Is to 1, second, and
Cockrobin, to 5, third. Time All.
Third Race-Six furlongs st. Bel
lane, II to 5, won, with Councilman, 4
to l, second, and Cigar Lighter, 9 to
3. third. Time lis.
Fourth Race-The Amsterdam, one
mile. De Reszke, 8 to 2, won, with
Bobadil, to l, second, and Gay Boy,
Is to >, third. Time 1:42.
Fifth Race-Five and one-half fur
longs. Dazzle, even, won, with Raj
ment, to l, second, and Linda Lee,
8 to l. third. Time 1:19 2-5.
Sixth Race-One mile and a quarter.
Conkling, to l, won, with Garnish, 8
to l, second, and Tantalus Cup. 10 to
l, third. Time 2:11 2-5.
Entries for to-day:
First Race-Handicap, all ages, six
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-23

had but little work. but he has shown
unusual merit, and from now unal the
end Of the season he will be given am
pie opportunity. The bulk of the
work, however, will fall to the lot or
WEIGH, Savidge and Thatcher.
With yesterdays results Macon is
just fifty-five points ahead of SaVan-
nah. The team has played five more
games than the Pathfnders. Savan-
nah has lost just three more games
than Macon, and at the rate Macon
is dropping them now. it is easy to
see what the end will be. Savannah
will make up those five games, and if
as lucky in playing those as she has
been in the last ten days, the lead will
be taken away from the Highlanders
by Sept. l. Figure the situation this
way:
In the two remaining games with
Charleston, Macon wins one and Char
lesion one. That will bring Macon
to Savannah Thursday with a per-
centage of SOP. In the series of five
games to be played here with Macon
Savannah wins four. This will bring
the team down to .583. Savannah wins
two out of the three yet to be played
with Columbia. The team arrives here
with a percentage of .553. The four
games here will put the team up to
1868, just twenty points below the
leaders, and then it will be a sprint
to the finish.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-23

furlongs. Reliable, 1888; Lady Amelia,
127; Proper, 1925; James ", 119; Cloten,
10; Dick Bernard, 106 Marjoram, los;
Tocsan 1O4; w. R. Condor, 1O3; King
Pepper, 1902; Little Johnson, 100; Miss
ing Link, 80.
Second Race-Handicap, for Swear
olds and upward, one mile. Short Hose.
1876; Virgin Soil, ITO; Petit Maitre, 107;
Prince Ching, LOG; Thistle Heather, 1903;
Cottage Maid, 1902; Hoodwink, Wild
Pirate, 100; Silver Foot, 9S.
Third Race-Two years olds, five and
half furlongs. One Way, Jack Nc
Keen, Derry, Sir Ralph. Workman, 112;
Incense, Diamond Flush, 1903; Lochin-
var, 1O7.
Fourth Race-The Champlain Handi-
cap, 3-year-olds and up, one mile and
furlong. McChesney, 125; Molly
Brant, 122; Claude Dolly, Shanker,
107; Hello, Reservation, 1902; Dalesman,
100.
Fifth Race-Maiden fillies, 2-year-
Odds, five and half furlongs. Chara-
dilla Katie Caffrey, Fair Reveler, Oto-
60 Merces, Linda, Rosa, Rose Mary
Kane, Queen Rose, ITO.
Sixth Race-Three-year-o lds and up
wards, selling, one mile and a furlong
on turf. Andy Williams, Ill; James
F., Keynote, 1OS; Homestead, Jane
Holly, 106; Flexion, 103; The Messen-
ger, SO; Hymettus, SO.
Seventh Race-Special race. Head
master, Daylesford, 1853; Seagul, 146.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-23
RACES AT HAWTHORNE.

Chicago. Aug. 22.-Results at Haw-
thorne:
First Race-Seven furlongs. Orfeo
Is to 5, won, with hummer II, to l,
second, and Ethel Wheat, Is to 2, third
Time 40 As.
Second Race-Steeplechase, short
course. Weird. 10 to 2, won, with
Handvice, Is to ), second, and Evan
der, 9 to l. third. Time 2:55.
Third Race-Six furlongs. Sweetie
II to 10, won, with Soufriere, to l.
second. and The Forum, s to /, third.
Time III Is.
Fourth Race-Five and a half fur
longs. Flaxman, II to 10. won, with
No Trumper, 80 to l, second, and
RAMS Horn, to 5, third. Time
Iii 3-5.
Fifth Race-Mile and seventy yards
Stroller, 8 to 5, won. with Gloriosa
II to 5. second, and Great Eastern, Il
to /, third. Time 1:4S Is.
Sixth Race-SiX furlongs. Careless
9 to 5, won, with Ida Davis. to l.
second, and Katie Powers, 2 to 1. third
Time 1:16 As.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-23
RHE
TENNIS RESULTS.

Newport, r. l., Aug. 2.--To-day's
matches in the National Tennis Tour
nament were quickly finished, all In
straight sets. and as a result. William
A. Larned will meat VIM. ]. Clothiei
and Holcomb Ward will play + W.
Leonard IN the semi-finals tomorrow
Wright proved ppointingly weak
taking only four games tn his match
to-day against Larned
summary w A, Larned beat w. G
Wright. n Ward beat r. b Alexan.
der, ". j. Clothier beat A. r. Bell.
+. o. Leonard beat +. W. NillR
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-23

An exhibition which is an impress
sive reminder of the days of Napoleon
Bonaparte in France has been placed
in the booth of Ed Pinaud, the Partisan
perfumer, in the French section of the
Palace of Liberal Arts at the Worlds
Fair In the upper part of glass case
is a very realistic representation of the
coronation of Napoleon and his crown
ing of Marie Louise. All of the figures
in this historic scene are represented
by French dolls. dressed in exact re-
productions of the costumes which
were worn by those who took part in
the ceremonies.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-23
WARM CAMPAIGN ON.
Audience Melted Away When AngIin
Started to Speak.

Audience Melted Away When Ang1in
Started to Speak.
Danville, Va, Aug. ga special to
the Register from Stuart says:
The Republican campaign opened al
Stuart, in Patrick county. on Satur-
day. J. S. Taylor, principal in the
Taylor-Parr controversy. was re-elect-
ed county chairman. Ex-senator Parr
the other party of the controversy, in
a speech before the convention, bitter
ly denounced the Taylor faction. He
was called to task for his language by
the chair. J. B. Anglin, a bitter anti
Taylor man. and a staunch friend OF
Senator Parr, obtained the floor. and
produced pandemonium in the hall by
the bitterness of his speech. Mr.. An
glin had hardly spoken twenty words
when he was left in complete posses
sion of the bare hall. Mr.. Anglin had
earlier in the day had a difficulty on
the street with friend of Chairman
Taylor, in which encounter he came
out second best.
The regular Congressional Conven-
ton will be held in Stuart on Sept. Z
at which time sensational develop
ments are expected.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-23

The old three-decker, Duke of We'll
lington, once the pride of the British
navy, is being broken up at Ports
mouth. She was launched in 1852 and
headed the fleet that went to the Bal
tic, when war was declared against
Russia in 1854. At that time she was
the biggest man-of-war in the world,
though her tonnage was only SOL
But she carried 131 guns. She can
fire 300 shots a minute. What can
stand up to her?" said a London paper.
She was of wood, of course, and rep
resented the produce of seventy-six
acres of forest oak. reckoned at forty
oaks, 100 years old to the acre.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-23
SAVANNAH WON WHILE FIREMAN
PUT THE BIG CHIEFTAIN OUT
GULLS HAD NO TROUBLE
IN DEFEATING LEADERS,
Dumb Playing in the Sixth Was
Highlander Trouble.

Macon. Aug. 22.-Charleston found no
trouble in defeating the leaders in the
opening game of the series this after.
noon.
Notwithstanding the heavy hitting of
Macon in the seventh and eighth in
nngs. the result was never questioned
after the fifth.
In the eighth inning, with three men
on bases, Ashenback hit safe for two
bases to left field. scoring both Ros-
son and Barbour. At first Eddie play
ed neat ball.
Herr, who started in to twirl for the
Guls, was taken sick at the end of
the third Rosson was substituted
Though hit hard, he was effective. Sen
tell hit for a home run in the eighth
over the left field fence.
Dumb playing by Macon in the sixth
side-tracked number of tallies that
should have foated localward. The
score.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-23
GEERS CAPTURED FEATURE
EVENT AT READVILLE
Alexander, Heavily Backed, Won Blue Hill Stake
in Straioht Heats

2:15 Pace-Purse, $1,000 Belle Star,
won in two straight heats, Rosewood,
second; Bessie Abbott, third. Best
time, 2:07%.
The Blue Hill, 2:30 Trot-Purse, So
900. Alexander. won in three straight
heats; Lozonjero. second; John Cald-
we'll, third Best time, 2:091a.
2:20 Trot-Purse, 81 900. Bonnie Rus
sell, won in two straight heats Hydro
slime, second; Delmar Greger, third.
Best time, 2:10%
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-23
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