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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
Canadn Retnins seawanhalxa Cup.

MONTREAL, Aug. 11.-Noorna won the fifth and deciding race, defeating White Bear by 2 minutes 48 seconds, and the Royal St. Lawrence Yacht club retains possession of the much coveted Seawanhaka cup. Although there was quite a difference between the pair at the finish, 1t was shift of conditions that gave the race to Noorna. Open ing conditions were fair eight knot breeze with very little sea, and while this continued, during the first round, White Bear led While beating up the second time the wind freshened up tc about twelve knots and kicked up a fuss on the lake. White Bear failed to weather this so well and was outfoot- ed to the mark.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
Fferce Attacyx bx e.Fat pfen ;

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Two hundred strike breakers destined for the plant of Schwarzchild & Sulzberger were at tackled by number of beef workers here and were completely routed. Sev- eral of the strike breakers were badly beaten, and others, thoroughly fright ened, Jumped into the East river, from which they were rescued with difficult ty. The beef workers were fiat men," who clean up after. the regular work CTS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
TO SETTLE STRIKE
Union Committee Meets Chi-
 cago Packers Today.
HOPES FOR | FINAL SETTLEMENT
Retail Butchers and Grocers, Asso- CimtiOn Is Taking a Hand In Mn- deavor to Put an EEnd to Dis-
 astrous Labor War.

CHICAGO, Aug. 11.-Determined ef- forts are now being made to settle the stockyards strike by mediation. Nego- tiations started between the Retail Butchers and Grocers' association and representatives of several labor unions which would undoubtedly be involved in the strike should 1t be prolonged much longer resulted last night in the appointment of a committee composed of those who attended meeting to ne- gotiate with the packers this morning in an attempt to bring about joint meeting between the employers and the striking unions. It was the senti- ment of all who attended the confer ei1ce that should the meeting be ar- ranged between the two opposing in- terests a settlement satisfactory to both sides could be reached
 Meantime Samuel Gompers, presi- dent of the American Federation of Labor, has been summoned from New York to cone to Chicago and see if he cannot accomplish something through mediation.
 When the packers were told of the intended visit of the intermediary com mittee today all of them declined to make any comment on what if any success might be expected from the meeting.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
Iananesa Leather Paper.

The most remarkable of all the papers in the Japanese household are the leath- CT papers of which tobacco pouches and pipes cases are made. They are almost as tough as French kid, so translucent that one can nearly see through them and as pliable and soft as calfskin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
Pickled Aspa aragus.

Steam the asparagus, eut 1t must not be too soft; drain on a napkin. Make dressing of spiced vinegar to pour over 1t. To a scant pint of vinegar add salt spoon each of mustard and peper, a small blade of mace, a dash of ginger, and a teaspoonful of sugar. Heat all together slowly and pour over the cooked aspara- gus while warm. Garnish with cut rad- ishes.-petroit Free Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
rrack sulted Judge Hime..

CHICAGO, Aug. 11.-Judge Hines made show of good field in the mile handicap. the feature event at Harlem. The track was just suited to the win ner, and after Gregor K. and Warte Nicht had tired themSelves out in front he came with rush and won in a canter by three lengths. Warte Nicht was second, two lengths in front of Gregor K.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
Pnln In Rainntorm.

NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. l., Aug. 11.-In the midst of driving rain storm the Myopia first polo team from the Massachusetts North Shore defeat ed the County Club of Westchester by a score of 8 to T1a goals in the second match in the series for the Narragan- sett cup offered by the Point Judith Counts Isub.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
stationarx Firemen to Go out.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-President Timothy Healy of the International Brotherhood of Stationary Bremen has ordered a sympathetic strike of the f1remen in the New York packing houses. About eighty-fve men have gone out under this order. The strike was ordered by telephone message.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
Success Is Silent.

The noisy waves are failures. but the great silent tide is a success. . Do you know what it is to be failing, every day, and yet to be sure that your life, as a whole, in it's great movement and meaning, not failing, but succeed. ng?-Phillips Brooks.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
slGLIGHT AT SARATOGA.
yaGnE Lory Had Stake Tn Hand, but
 Was Headed Out.


 Was Headed Out.
 SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 11.-John F. Madden's SigIight captured the stake event, the Grand Union Hotel, worth $s,5o0 to the winner. Just when Jack Lory, the maker of the pace, ap- peared to have the race won Siglight headed him out. Jack Lory was half a length ahead of Cairngorm, who failed to show in the money until well into the stretch.
 Collector Jessup won the first event by length and a half from the favor ite, Shotgun. Castalian lost third mon ey after running second most of the way.
 One to 2 were the odds quoted against the Hayes stable in the steeple chase for four-year- and upward, gentlemen riders. The stable took all the money, since the only other starter, Philma Paxton, broke down after go- ing most of the route. Grandpa led all the way and won by six lengths.
 +. R. Hitchcock's Greencrest, the fa- vorite, won the third event, in which Irascible and Trepan both fell. The trouble was caused by Irascible collid- ing with the fence.
 Caughnawaga, the favorite, won the fifth. Dalesman was pacemaker the first part of the way, Caughnawaga running second under wraps.
 The sixth was easy for the Duryea entry, Artful and Dreamer. Dreamer had been declared to win, and he fin-. ished eased mp, with Artful second. Katie Caffrey was an easy third. Goodbye, quoted at 1000 to 1, finished fifth.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
THE SPORTING NEWS.

cut league will be the home of the whining player, the greedy magnate and the abused umpire. And the pub lfc--but who gives thought to this end when finances are good?-Spring- field Union.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
rrepareartess.

Unless man has trained himself for his chance, the chance will only make him ridiculous. A great occasion is worth to a man exactly what his ante cedents have enabled him to make of it. William Mathews.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
Labor Leader Arrested.

SIOUX CITY, Ia., Aug. 11-Charles H. Mcguire, president of the Pork Butchers union and leader of the pack ing house strike in Sioux City, was arrested on charges of conspiracy to injure the business of the Cudahy Packing company. The information was filed by Frank B. Robinson, attor- ney for the Sioux City Industrial asso- citation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
Ancient Love Letter.

The oldest love letter in the world is in the British museum. It is a proposal Of marriage for the hand of an Egyptian princess, and it was made 3,500 years ago. It is in the form of az insnrihed brick
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11

JOHN l.. SULLIVAN ARRESTED.
 Boston, Aug 11.-John l.. Sullivan was arrested yesterday morning at the Dudley street Il" terminal, charged with drunkenness. He was a passenger on one of the trains and was unable to take care of himself.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
Polishing Point

If you have no polishing iron, very nicely kept fiat iron does quite we'll, but you must dampen the already ironed parts before polishing. .-Good Litera- ture
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
Even So.

Some men remain poor because they have the strength of character to be so. Some men are rich because they have no moral se.-Indianapolis News.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
worlds Fair Autoists at st.. Louis.

W g
 ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-The party of automobilists coming from the east to meet at the worlds fair have arrived here. Among the first to ride over Eads bridge was car from Philadel- phia in which were W. B. Saunders and J. J. Lakhney, who had been on the way two weeks. Not far behind was the main body, sixty-one in num- Der, which left Springfield. IL, yester- day led by W. c. Hubert of New York. One of the touring cars in the New York-St Louis run owned by Ray D. Lillibridge of New York and driven by W. Bonastine exploded at Spring field, III. Both men were thrown to the pavement, but not seriously in iured
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Baltimore Baltimore 2, New ark O.
 At Toronto-Toronto 3, Buffalo II. At Montreal--Montreal 4, Roches- ter O.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
z -i NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TABLE oF PERCRNTAG1
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE At Chicago esicaEo ess rork........ A:...... g 2 SSeS s SS Batteries Chesbro. Clarkson and Me- Guire; Altrock and Mcfarland. WashinEton. o 0 o 0 I Q O. 0 O. Detroit .......... o 02 02 and BeVille.
 At St. Louis Boston. ............ O 0 0 O. St. Louis. .......... 0 10 0 0 Q 6 -S Batteries-Gibson and Criger; Howell and KAhon
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
CONN LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Bridgeport at Hartfor6y Norwich at Springfield, Holyoke at New Lon- don, New Haven at Meriden.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
NAUGATUCK DTvTsInN


 Trains leave Bank street station fbr New York, Bridgeport. New Haven and other places south at 6:SS. 7.5S. 1O:o2 q. rn.; 1:14, 500, 4:85. 0:16 and S:O0 ?. m.
 Trains arrive at Bank street station from New York. Bridgeport. New HAv- en and way stations at Tn6, S:25. Os)S. IO:5S a. m.; 1:18, 3:45. 6:20, 6:3O 6;b8 S:48 D. m.. 12:8Q a. ID.
 Trains leave Bank street station for Winsted and way stations at S:20 I0:59 a. m.; 1:19, 3;46, 5:21 (Waterv1IIa only), 6:5S and S:48 D. m.
 Trains arrive at Bank street station from Winsted and way stations at 6:36 terville) 6:15 D. m.
 Trains leave Bank street station for Watertown and way statfonh at ts:4H. S:3O, 11:03 a. m.; 20. $50, G:1O 8:12. 6:58 8:53 and 11:20 p. m.
 Trains arrive at Bank street station from Watertown and way stations At $40 TAG, 10:42 a. m: 100, 2:66. 4.90 5:52. 6:45. 7:45, 11:1e D. 10.
 SUNDAY TRAINS.
 Leave Bank straet station for New York, Bridgeport md New Haven af 7:O5, $50 Bridgeport. New Haven mnd way stations only) a. m.; 1sO5, 5:1O and 500 D. m.
 Arrive at Bank street station from New York, Bridgeport and New Has ven at 9:53 ID; 12:50. T:52, 10:O5 D Id. Leave Bank street station for Water. town and way stations at 9:5S a. In and sos ?. m.
 Arrive at Bank street station from Watertown and way stations at 0:5a a. m. and 4:58 D. ID.
 MHRIDEN BRANCH.
 Trains leave Dublin street station for Middletown and way stations aa 0:21 a. m. and 6:15 D. m.
 Trains arrive at Dublin street sfa- ton from Nfiddletown and way sfa@ lions at 7:50 a. no. and 3:58 D. m. Trains leave Dublin street station for New Haven by way of Cheshire ai TOO 10:50 a. n1.; 4:15 D. m.
 Trains arrive at Dublin street sta~ ton from New Haven by way of Cheshire at 9:20 a. m.: 2:35, 7:42 D. ms
 SUNDAY TRAINS.
 Leave Dublin street station for New Haven by way of Cheshire at 7sE0. HOO a. m.s 5:6O D. m.
 Arrive at Dublin street station from New Haven by way of Cheshire af assG a- m-: 3:45. S:50 n m-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-11
TIME TABLE.
HTGHLAND DrvTsrON.

HIGHLAND DIVISION.
 Trains leave Meadow street station for Boston, Hartford ana way stations at ZOO a. m.; 12:36, 3:16. B:07 D. m
 Trains arrive at Meadow street sta- uon from Boston. Hartford and way stations at sO6. 11s40 |. n.; I:45. 6s20 D. m.
 Trains leave Meadow street station Tor New York, Poughkeepsie. Dan bury and way stations at s.13 a. m.; and 1 :50 and 6:24 D. nn
 Trains arrive at Meadow street sta- T1on from New York. l'uugifkeep@le. Danbury and way stations aft 6s55 a. m.; 12:S4 and sO4 ?. m.
 SUNDAY TRAINS.
 Leave Meadow street station at S:SO. lUU0 q. m.; 200, 5:05 and 100 Q. n1. arrive at Meadow street station nk $50. 11:80 a. n.; z:50. 6:5o and $50 D. ID.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
ScindJcr bei'm StaatsIcfretGr Sap.

8abingtom .. Is, I. Otto.
Der. - Sn Stont90eportement, no
SetretGr @ap nad) icilcr Hiiffebr
aus ietnen 6crien ieine SbGtigfeit
luieOer oltinobm, iprad)en picle 9cill.
der Dor, ooruntcr 9otihoftcr ltnO
@eianote bon Sronfrcid, Supou,
Guatemala, Cuba, 9roiilicnt GGna,
mart, Gotta Hico, Mcrito, Goreo, &e.
nejllelo unO @elgien, Inn I'M gluitra.
&c ibrer &c8ierrngen ibr 9eileio iiber
0en Zoo 0c9 General . EoItmeilterS
EaDne ull35uiprehet.
Ter cuboniihe 8eiot0te Gueieoa
crbob NroteIt gegen Die nelte &erorO,
llt1l9 ilbcr 0os Flnciren BON 3oQ.
ntortcn olf &iIten NIT importirtett
el9orre>t, neil oo0urd unifrltpul0.
len Sobotb0nolcrn cine @elcgenbeit
0e0eben ncroc, ooa Yltblifum 81 bin.
%ter9ebelt, ltnO crbiclt bon Serrn NuD
oen %eIheiO, Dies lei cine innere Nl0.
l~llllltltrotlonS = Nngelc9enbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
@ernnaliifte 9lntOiahrt.

----
0oDrmoldine thirst BON elmer 80
ld]tn9 bero6 uuf elm 9a6ngeIeiie
nno miro aleih Oorolri BON einem
3ltge angeromt. - 0rei Gootc
lln0 feds 8erlcBtc.
Nem Dorf, +. 0ftober. -
YIN Souriiten 2lltomobiI, IN mel
qem pier WtGnncr ml0 fiinf 8rouerr
loBetl, ~Itiir5te bclrtc rib fltr3 naf
Wtltterno6t, u6hrcuO cs init elmer
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StlInoe iubr, am iijOIideu Gn0e Der
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Jorter Gentrol = @abM," mo es 10.
tort bon einem in iitoIiher Hihtlrng
beronbrauien0en %ofol5ltge onge'
rolutt mltroe. 0rci &%crionen WltrOen
getootet uto 3mci ihmer perlcbt,
mobreno Die ouOcrcu, obgleid Ite
ebenfoaS 9eltlen uuo 5hrammen
oooon G~etrugcn bottrl, i'm StouOc
tporen, nod Soltic ut Ne6en.
Die Sooten limo: @Ilcu 9toOc3,
Chauffeur oeS Nuto9, blleb oui Der
Steae foot; @toogc Gorcoron bIicb
oltgenblidli6 foot; Bella Yerc} Itorb
I'M SoipitoI.
Die 3tuci SdnpcrUcrlcbtcn iin>
MoieS SpieB ur0 6rou &ittr
&aoSmortb; &ebterc bat cincu Sd6.
oelbrrtd uno miro Itcrbcn. 8eniger
i6Der perlett mltrocu Seonnctt(
0opiS, GboS. 0orou, emma Ecrc5
cine S6melter Ser oben crmGbnter
Bella, mo GboS. Nhrpbp.
Die @eielli6oft mar ouf Dem 9tiid
mege bon Mount &ernon nod) Den
HiueriiOe 2 Goiino. Der Gbouiicul
tonnte oifenbnr bic &otolOerbGItniiio
nift unO mlBtc 9ti6t9 bon Der &c
1oDrlld)ell 9oldunq, NIT pelder Oh
SerIGngerltng Der &erome e 2lpcmt
cuoet. Che er lids ueriob, mar oos
8ltbrmert berob gcplr5elt, unO 0c'
Nnproa oes Giienbobn5ugeS gc8cl
ooIielbe ieBte Dem ltngIiid Die arou
olf.
(SpGtcr.) 49, IS iteQt iid berolls
BOB Die Sootc, mcIdc mon oils 9cll,
Fcrc5 iOentifi5irt ST. bobcn 9loubtc
in @irfIidfeit 6rolt &iobel Stroebe
mar. Die 2eide mlrroc BON Den @ot
ten Der Qooten, eiucm Eoli5iiten Sc.
@rooflpncr 9riidcn 2 @re5inftS, al
Der ouem 3meifel iocnfi6irt.
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9rGnoe anf Gricasidlificn.

Gomen, RS, Z. Sftober. -
Nitf Dem bier i'm 9ou begriffener
naaniaS" brad in Der letten @od)(
elm 9ronb ans, ncIder iebod raid,
oeloidt mllroe, obne groBen Sdooen
on5uri6ten. @eihdftSfiibrer SoIl
pon Ser nNetu-Dorf SbipbuiIoine
60" ingte bette bariiber, Dos Seuer
lei ourd)nulS nidt bon peroG6tigen
l%lmitGnben begleitet geipeien. Ger
ortige 9rGtbe creigneten ii6 bdlifig
lno icien id)pcr 81 permeioen. Der.
icnige in Ser Ietten No6t iei in Ell
mem Snuien SGgemebl in einem
Can't e%ntitonOen, pobri6einli6 nah
tangent @limnen ollr6 cine biItein.
gcfoIlenc Nliibcn0e 9ticte. Die Sanfs
ulti Sen &ricpSihiffen piiroen nit
MnIicr acfiiQt, INN ibrc 9~id)tigfeit
81 c%rprobell, mo Damn mcrfe man
Gc>pobnIid Sdgcmcbl bineilt, INN tie
SIT trodncu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
Bubble in buffalo.

&ntcrciiontc NuSiogcn Dor Stoot
rotbS-Gomitc. - llnrCgelmGBiq
fcitcll bel BfloIterlngS. uno SEA
uuliiirung Gontraften
@ufiuIo, N.-O., Z. Oft. - Gas
Stu0trotbS- Gomitc, meld)cS iih idOn
Iriihcr nit Der llnterluhrna BON on
qebli6cn (SrrcQuloritGten in Der Wlt-
nt5ipo( &crmoltlntg bcihditigt bat,
nobm g~citcrn ieinc I~60ti9fcit mieOer
olli. 6rouf g. @orool, Elm Gontrot-
tor uno fritbcrcr Stoot Sngenielr,
Iogte aus, cS lei ouQemein ge6rdltd)-
lid gclucicu, 0uB Die 8runobcliber oil
StrnBcn, III mClhcn 2lrbcitcn an Der
&analilirltna oOcr Eflaiterllng pOr5lt.
ncbnlcn lpnrcn, @clo bon Den Con
trottorcu ncrlongtcn, lpofiir lie iid
ucrpflidtctcL i6rc Oppolition Qcgen
ioId)c Nrbcitcu uli5tQc6cn. guS cl
bon oem 0%orItBcn0cn ultf0Cfpr0eri
mur0c, Noltcn 3t ncnncn, tilbrte Der
3clI9e eincn bcfonntcn 9ilrgcr an,
mcldcr nod Icincr Nngobe $1,000 in
lol6em Sole ocrIangt bat. Mic Der
3cuge b%cboltptctc, crldrtc linn 0iciCr
Wtonn, cr controlirC bic Woiorit4t
Der 6rontbcljBcr, uno cS bGnge bon
ibm ob, oh Ole StruBe gcpfloitert
rperoe o0cr niht. @leidBeitig babe
Der Wfonu crtldrt, cine un0cre Sirma
babe li6 5llr 3oblllng crboten, unt
che cr oct &fJuiterrmQS-Gontroft I'M.
t%er5eid)netc, mililc cr @cIo ieben. Ser
3ellge bcboltptCt, cine iold)c 3ublllng
oerpci9ert ST bubcn, mua sur Solge
battc, 0oB QcNcn Die Nl~t9fiibrltng Der
EflaIterltnQ9urbcit rCmonitrirt mltr0c.
S6lieblid) crbicIt Ser 3cuQc Den Gon,
troft trotbcm. Ger 3ctgc ucrii6erte.
ibnl Icicn nod ucridicocuc 1bnlihe
Sale betonnt, CT founc lid uber inl
IugenbIid Ser StroBen ltn0 Der Na.
men Der &ntcrciicn nidt mcbr entiin,
men. gtohtr6Nlih pcrbeiierte cr iih
ieoo6 oobin, 0ob jbm meitcre 6GQe
nid)t bctamt iCicrL rno mcitere 9ln-
Gobcn morcn niht BON ibm ST. erloll,
gcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
Shlimmer llnfaG anf Der rEun.
Ganolc Sabn."

@itt8burA ga, 7, Sftober.
- Sin 6itlih %iobrcnOcr Gil5ug aus
@bceling, M.,&o., coQioirte bcrte
bel McNhnrrop'S Gurpc, 3ebu Meilet
0itIih bon Stelt6cuoiIle, O., oltf Der
yYonbonole 9obn" nit elmer 2otos
motipe. s. ". &ollh, @ei5cr Oc9
@il5uocS, blieb oltf Scr SteQe toOt
mo folgenoG Eerionen Wuroen Der
lett: 2otomotiofiibrer 8. 8. 8i6ep.
Sotomotipfiibrer Is. q. Smecnep,
Sei5cr $. %. 6loou GEO. &. Hun-
Jon, elm &oiiogier aus StetbenpiQe,
lt10 0rei anoere G~aiiagierc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
OFFER zines SutcIbranoes.

ct, s ep b, no, I. Ottober.
~ SoIgelbe bier Eerionen c~rIitten
in ser letten gtodt bel Der GiuGihe.
rllng oes ySrocp = @otelS" in Siio-
ct. Soiepb Den SIommentoo:
2ofapette SSreip, elm &%iebbdnbIer;
&. 3. Hortort, cin 9(ngeitellter in 0clt
&iebboien; Soiepb 0iaingbtm, &ieb-
bGnoIer; Srau anna @eiton aus
@entrp = County, Mo.
Gilbert @eiton, 13 Sabre oft, eilt
Sobn Der umgefommeneu Srnii, er.
lit tootli6e 9ronomltnoen. ltno @m.
summons, Elm SiebbGnoler, muroe
ourt etnen Sprung aus einem ssens
tier oes oritten Stodtperfs ihper
oerlebt.
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Sb6ridJtc Stnocntcnitrcidlc.

20 0 II, Wisc,, Z. Oftober.
- SehSbunosrt StuOcnten Der Uni
oerIitdt Wi5coiliin bntter bel Der
iGbrliden acilerei o6er yNltib" 5lptz
Ihen ocn 6iidien o0er o6reibmen"
u1o ocr Gltcren Stuoentcn Elm ful.
teS 9o0 I'M Wenoatoiec olrrd)5lunos
delL ln0 eS lit Elm ipobrc9 Mltnoer,
ouB nidt ctlide oerielbcn babel CT.
tronfen. Ole Glteren Stuocnten
(Sopbomores) botteu ibre Slugge
oltf cinem 400 SUB neit I'M See Der.
anterior 6loiie o%ufgebiBt uno Der
tbciOi9ten bieiel6e 312 Strnoclr
lang gcgct Die miitbcnOcn Nngrifie
Der 6iihic. Giner oericlben erbielt
cine tiefe 8%opfuun0e Ourd) einen
S6Iug nit cinem9ootSboteu nl1i oel1
&opf mo piele allOere Der Sampler
mllrOen nuf Gbnlihe 8ciic perlcBt.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mill iebt ole.
len gef1brlihen un0 lnltnnt9c1t
&0mpfeu in ticfem @oIier 5utiinitig
cinen Hiegel pori6ieben.
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Nod Elm SdJladDtIhiff OOm Stapel
0claiicn.

Scottlc, @oiby 7. Ofto6er, -
9aa nelte Sdlndtihiff ogtcbroSfo, B."
meld)e5 elm Displacement BON $4,000
Sonnen bat mo ST. eilcm Gontrott-
prei5 BON So, 733,G00 Qe6ol,t WlrOe,
lit bclltc onbier criolgrcid) pom Sta
pei 0eIoiicn moroeu. Sri. OtarD
W}oin Ntidep, Gohter ocS 8oupcr-
neilrS Wtifep, Ool3og sic Gcremonic
Der Soufc. ollie &~olt3idulen moren
5ltr 6eier OeS GreigniiicS qcihloiicn.
ogtebroafa" lit ooS eritc, n0roIit BON
Son 6roncisco an ser Yuciiictilitc
geboltte Sdlo6tifiii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
Se'nc Ginmiidlnns i'm Gunap.Sta

@olbtn8ton, .. g., I. Oft. -
Y" ut beI6Ioilen moroen. BOB bic omc.
rltonllhe Hegicrlmg lid, nidt III Die
%erlpaltltl19 oeS Gongo.Stoates eirl.
mtlden Ioa, trobocm III porioer 8ote
oerld)leoel1e ongciebene Geripnen III
elncr SrnfId)riit 9cbcten buben, ser
Nro'loent moge cine llnteriuditn1
ilpcr aonl9 Seopolo's 2eih,nq Der
cortl9er Ingelegenbeitcn onIteaen.
Ger Erolioent intereiiirt lid, sruor Ieb.
bo1t fitr Die @oblfobrt oes frogIiden
StoatSipelenS, ober man lit Der 9(n-
'id,t, ooB fem geniigenoer @runo 5ur
einmiIfung porIieet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
lie pSdlmnr5c Sanb."

StoIieniihe @rbeiter in i6rem Eager
non 9onotten iiberfoQpn.- 3mei
NGnner get6otet uno Elm Grittcr
tootlih uerlett.
9rem it er, R.-N., Z. Gftober.-
Stalieniihe Giicnbobn= Nr6citcr mur-
ben lette Nodt in ibrem 2agcr uabc
hieiiger Sta0t Don italicuiiden 0uu-
otten ilberfaIlen, uno ais Rciultat
6eS lt%eberfalleS limo 5tuci Wdnncr
foot, nG6reno Elm orittcr I'M Stcrbcu
licgt. Die EoOten limo: Big Grauf. "
elm Fa0roue, melter Gin &oIthult3
rno eiuen Sromlo0cn in ocnt Eager
betrieb, uno elm @rbeiter, 9toulcu9
@euoro Iiooli. Ser Yuoronc t6ciltc
Dor Ieinem Go0e Sen 9ler5tcn init,
OaB Die &duber Die SGlfte oc3 mo-
notliden Eroiits ieinc5 aoIt6uuic2
oerlnngteu. Gr mics Die TorOcrrmd
5urilf uno mltroc nieocrQcidoiicn.
@ic ct icrner mittbciltc, Gcb0reu Oic
HGllber 81 Der inter Dem Nunlen
pS6por5e @onO" b%eforntcn &crbrcs
dcrbanoc. G8 perIolttct, Dab Elm
brnoert N}onn i%torfe3 2htiacbot I'M
fer Dem @illfSideriff Sopcor Oie@on.
bitten IN cincm @oloe n0rolih Don
bier um3in9clt fat.
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- - - s4AS.-a - -
Ole 3cit miro fommerL IN Der Oic
gauge Modt ser ruiiiihcn Nution
Sopun gcgeniibcriteben miro; Damn
miro e& 0aS GhidiaI bon Cidingi2
abon tbeilcn."
GBinciiidcr %tccf0nig iitr
bic N} auOihureL
&on0on 7. Cftobcr, &Sic
ser n0}orning @oit" BON ibrcm Cor
rciponOcntcn in 5bonaboi tcIcgro-
pbiib mitQctbcilt miro, bot Die hi-
ueiiidc Ncgicrrml nit 3uitimnllll1g
&opon'a Gbocn6t Sim 3lm &icet5-
mia ser M}onOihurci crfldrt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
Ter Sob ais Grl6icr.
gcrfn0derte 5rou" geitorben.
81 Sabre idrcfIi6cr2ciben bate
sic llnaliifIidc 0rtrhgcmnft.

81 Sabre idrcdlihcr2ci0en bate
sic lInqIiifIihc ourhgcmlaft.
SDrocnic, u. D., Z. Ottober.
- Irou emma Gming @aImer, Die
pom cinrm @noc Oes QanOc5 bis gum
mocrcn aIs oo5 nOiiifte0 @omon"
bcfamnt mar, lit noh Sabre langen
ihrcfliten &ciOen Ourd) Den 600 er-
lott morocn. @dbrcno Der lcbten 81
Sabre bat sic @crmite itiuifuci9cno
Die unidglihitcn Shmer3eu crOuI-
set, ga mdbrtuo oicicr Belt oa3
6lcii6 hires &0rper5 oumGlig in
&nodcn pernunoelt murOe. ISbre
ionoerbare a%ronfbcit mar ooS Hciul-
tat bon 8elent = Rbeumutiamt5, ocnt
audi i6re @ltcrn, ionic cine iiingcre
Sdlpclter crlcgen iin6. Scit SSobren
fonntc Die Commensurate &criou
ou6 feline MhlSfeI i6res &0rpcr8 rib
rem lnO mlBtc 3og uno 9tod)t in ci-
mem ipc5iell fir lie ongcicrti9tcn
Stit6Ic biilfloS Gicgcn. 8Gbrcno
auer OicIcr Sabre fam oltd) tcin Ion
oca &lagcnS iiber Sic &ippcn Der
0ulocrin, Die rubiq alrf Oo3 GnOe
mortctc, ooS tic Oereinit bon ibrclt
&etoen crl0Ien miiroc. lin oo5 MoB
ibrcS llngliidS poa 5lt MAIDEN, pcra
Tor Die 6rou olt6 nod oo8 2htgenz
lidt un0 mar lett mebr ais 5pon5ig
Sabren OoaltGnOig blind. 6rou 8ol-
lncr, Die cine muSgc5eidnete 8ilOuug
9%enolicn botte ln0 cben Die Gorriere
elmer &cbrerin cini6lagcu moIlte, ais
Itc bon Der ieltiamen &ronf6eit be.
folcn muroc, bat cincn9ono @eoidte
rn0 &icOcr OerioBt, Die itbcroQ Icbr
moDI8cf0lig nligcnommcn mur0en.