davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1904-04-15
DROUGHT NOT KNOWN
FORTUNATE DISTRICT IN EAST.
ERIN CAPE COLONY.

River kiipplaat, Fed by the Streams
ct the Oarkensberg Mountains, Al.
fords Moisture When All the Plains
Around Are Scorched.
, 1904-04-15

When in need OF job printing or any
thing in the book line, call on The Re
publican. Fjr-t-class work guaranteed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-11
Canada indlt Ginluanoercr.

ct, Sobn's, N..g., 10. 0ej.
Die conooiihe Hegierirng bot III.
Setbcriu9ton ein friiberes Mit9lieb
Der 9egiSlatltr bon Nen.9 rllnSpid,
5ltm @inluunoerlings agenten er.
nonnt utto i'm %erndd)tiet, elm Imts.
brrenn in Bolton ein5uribten. CT
bat Ii6 bic aufgobe geltellt, in ben
Nderbou-0 titritten Der Heiterlglano-
Stooten cine lebbofte 4gitotion fir
Die ACKNOWLEDGING ltod) Dem conaoi-
Id)en Noronelten 81 betreiben. Be
lonoerS mill er friibere cnnnoiihe Sc
mobner, Die iid III NellengIorto ME
oer9elolIen boben, fir Die Hiiffebr
nod Der Seimatb 81 gelpinnen iltfert.
Die ginpotoerungs 9eboroen ser
coltaoiihen Hegierung %bebaupten,
oob lif in Den lesten 10 Wtonoten
lpenigitcn5 $4,000 4meritaner in
Canada angelieoelt bobert.
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Snperintcnocnt nno HGnbcr.

Gbicago, 10. 0ej. - @onoro
9. Glorf, superintendent oes 0ruf=
ferei . 0eportements elmer bieiigen
6irmo, mrlroe bier inter Der Inflnge
oe8 StroBenraltbs perboftet mo bat
ein @%eltGnbnib obgelegt. gls Ietn
Gomplice bel Ben Hollbtboteu plroe
Ser6ert goper, eitt linn unterItellter
Srudorbeiter, III Soft gerlommen.
Glorf botte bet ieinen ndd)tlid)ert
Hditbiii9en, ipie er mittbeilt, 6itlpei-
len oltd) %milotbGtige Acknowledgment.
Sn einent Sale lpor Der Taltbritter
10 gallant, einem iungen MGbderL
oem Ieth @enoIle Voper cine golbene
llbr entri'ien bate, oen geruitbtcn
Sdnnlf mieOer ein5nb1nbigen. G(orf
benobnte cine ifon moblirte 9eboll-
Jung uub ltono bel 4Qen i'm better
Gufe. Niemanb bate cine abnung,
boB Der 0ruderei : superintendent
nebenbei bos 8auberbonbmerf be.
trieb. Ius ieinem 8orleben er5dblte
Glarf, er lei ais sbenteurer ourh Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-11
Suot aufacfunoeu

GbicoQo, 81, 10. 0e5.-So8.
@oaon6er, Elm @eih0ftSreiienOer ans
Nem-Dorf, ipltroc belttc No6mitto9
in einem Sotel foot ntf9efunoen.
Nltgenideinlid lieot Selbitmoro Dor;
ein Heuolper lag ncben Dem Sobtcn
uno cine alt9clmllnoe fono iid) III lei.
ner reftcn Shlofe. Sn cine" fIeinen
2eoertoi6e fonb mo cine 8orte nit
Ser Aufidrift: oSomeS Sollonber,
core Wtib 9. 2epp, Nr. 222, 8elts
t29. Str, Nep.Dorf." 9luf fonoen
iif in Ser Sai6e ein paor Efunb.
i6eine uno etpos &letngelo.
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binter eiierncn 8ittern IN 0enSomba.
IS gelong ibr aid geitern nidt, Die
bon 9un0es . GommiiiGr Sbieloa
on9eiebte 9ilrgihoit bon $4,000
oltfjlttreiber1.
@oroein 6lpnn moht binItdtltf)
oeS geniolen 6roilen5immerS feinen
b~eionoeren Iltfnon0. Sic Iibt III
3eQe Ntr. % I'M 5lpcitcn Stcdlucrtc
ocS 6rultcn . 8efGngniiieS, oidt
neben 9fon Yottcrion. Notilrlid lit
ibr gcitottet, iid lire Wiobl5citcn ans
Dem &eitollront fontlnen ju loIicn,
bod ooS 6leiid) un0 onOerc Spciicn
luerben ibr bon fiiriorglifen nnltli-
fen SGnoen uuBerbolb Der 3cQe
munOgereht fleilt geidnittert, bomit
Iie oieielben oltiloffcln fam. Ger
Woroein trollt Der 6rou nid)t iiber
Den @eg uttb 9eltottet nidt, BOB ibr
Wtei'er ooer @abel gereidt perben.
Ste mrB lid etit5l9 nit et1ent Soffcl
bebelfcn. Woroein 6lpnn bot Die
aniidlt gcdltBcrt, ooB Die eiiigc Rltbe
Der 6roi1 inn unbeimlid porfonmlt
unb ooB cr oilf ole 8Gue porbeugrn
mill, ooB tic, mobrcno lie lid) inter
ieiner Sbbiit befinbet, Elm Scio an.
tbiit.
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Incrfennnng fir General Citcrbaas

" abington 10. 9e5.-Gon
greBmitglieo Giharo 9artbolOt, Mo.,
bradte beute I'M Sauie cine Bill elm,
melf]e Den Hr1iioenten ermddtigt,
Yeter Soiepb Siterbous, emit @es
neralmaior Der 6reipiaigen uno
Gominonoeur oes 10. IrnleecorpS
anf Dem Warib Don 4tlanta nod Der
,aiiite, Stang uno 9itel eines8rigaoe.
Generals 5u oerleiben uiO i'm oils
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Gbe traner, 6Obncr l. g., GigentDimer,
Sexin9tou= uno &OwarO-Stra6e.
@ropin5 @ro0no. Saionep mar
3rpcimol lpcaen Observation-Disclosures

@ropin5 @roono. Soionen mar
5rpcimol pcgen bodperrdtberiiher
gIfte pro5eiiirt morocrt, 5lterit I'M
Sabre 1900 uno oann i'm Sabret902.
SIN Iebteren Yro5cB luuroc er allf
fiinf Sabre nad) Sibirten p%erbannt,
entfam ubcr ms Nllslono, ais er
ms Grill obgefiibrt mlrroe.
Die 8elpegungen bciocr In9eflo9-
ten tboten oar, ooB oie grmor0un9
fir oen 3eitpunft acplol1t mar, on
Der WtniItcr Hlcbmc an 9onnerIto.
gcu iid nod Dem 9abnbof begn5,
lm na6 geterbof 81 rciien ltno oent
G5oren 8erid)t 81 Crltotten. Sitorif5-
fp bate friiber 5tpei Sobrten nod
ct. petersburg an Wtittno6cn I'M.
ternommen. Nm WittDod, oen 81.
Sllli, Dem Gage Dor Ser Morotbat,
begob er lif noh Oitrom (einerSto.
ton an Der 9ubnItrede ct. Beter@s
burg = @uri6oll), nohoem er it'd in
@ilnd nit einem Wunte( na6 Mus
rine, 3lti6nitt OCrieben botte. gm
Worgen Der Sbot trofcn iif Soio.
nem uno SitorifStp allf eirer 9riide
iiber Sen Ganal nobe oem8url6ouer
9obnbofe, jcoer nit elmer SoQenmo,
idine bcluoffnet, oeren 3uidnmenie-
bung ouf'S @enolleItc bei6riebcn
miro.
cine lctie W ubnunq.
Som b an, 10. 9e5. - @icefonig
2or0 Gur3on trof aus england mie.
ser bier cin mo fon0 einen unqe.
mobnlid) bcr5lihen G%ntpfon1. 0iele
Der ein9eborcucn &oioacnfiiriten lpo.
rem ipe5icu nod) @ombnp gereiit NM
Den &icef0nig miQfommrcn 81 bel.
Bcn.
Sn Seontluort1uIg elmer 9cQrils
BungS -. Nbrciic Der Stoot 9ombop
bcncrftc Scr &iccfonig NIT oil9e1.
ldetnlidcr @cUcgrrng ooB ct oQein
5lritdgetebrt lei, nm leinc hints
ptlld)ten lplc0cr alIi5uncbmcn oobne
Die SroItertn an meiner Settle, meld)t
ieit Sobrcn @cf0brtin meincr Sor.
gen mo Wiilbcn gCruelcn it," Nte
mllroe CT, nod icinC @Cmoblin Die
gelpciIc BON 6reunoid)oft uno Spnt.
patbie %pcrgcl'erL Ole ibncn IN ,Sr0icn
5t Sbeil 0CmorOcn. Gr fcbrc 5llriif,
Inn gelpillc IrbcltclL sic CT urgefons
gen babe, 5u n%ollcnocn; inter ibnen:
,oie it1blerlcn @onoe, ipelde oie
2ono Tertbeioigun9slperfc bon >5n-
oier biloeil, letter 81 idln1ieoen, 10
oa6 Nicntuno eincn GinioQ ms
2ono mogelL beIien Siderbeit beoro.
ben ooer ben 8oblltono ocS &olfcS
perniften tonnte." 3os mcroc ourd)
8eneral &it6ener'S aroBen Elon ser
REORGANIZATION Der Irmee ultb oltrd)
cine Golttit freunoidaftlid)er gluinll-
sen nno 9e5iebun9en bon &obuI bis
2buiia errcid)t meroelt.
Nadoem CT oos iparmlc SSlttereiic
berpprgeboben bate, buS ale Eor,
teien in 8roBbritonnien fir Snoien
an ben Rag leger, oppenirte 2oro
Glr5on at ollie Tolfer Srrtoien'S, ibre
Str~citigfeiten 81 b~egroben, bonit,
lpenn Der Brin5 uno bic Erin5eiiit
non @oIes ibrc Nblid)t ausfiibrten,
Snbien SIT beiuden, lie in Elm 5lifrie,
beneS, lopoles unb fir oos fonigIibe
SorS entbuiiosmirtes 2ano tommen
miiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-11
0amHfdtmhr fitr
fff9nbsm.

Nir nrrfnufcH oicicc Sn9r mcbr nts ga
ben beitimmte pnnOihube, ale ie anUur.
9abt ms ben 8runo in Sctrud1t SirbCn.
Gritene; bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bic
iuir iiir @ciBuadtstGufCr trnict, gCiunbrCn
cine fat unbcidlrGuftc Nuerp all, bic MN
uuicreu Gunbeu gcfurocrt uirb. Eudl nab
reno iuir nit freigicOigcr NanO eintariten,
~fd1iucbte ms Der @coantc M EnalitGt tets
uur; mir ~iidlertcu uns bic bCitcn 6uuoihube
I'M @tnrtt. sclbIt fir St.0Q fUunen sic
eincn 6nnbifub crlaHgcu. Der elm WunOcr
Der @unfummcnHeit lit. sic aehcn betnns
In 1brcn Snnoi dlubtdufcu uDllitauotG fdler.
sib' unb Gape'@ duner' SanOtGnBe TIT
aleu- mubrrucu 5nrbCu. Sac Eaur St.OO,
S1.25, St.j0 uno $500.
Muha 6upc uno ietoenscfattcrte Mluda'
Ildluer'NanoiduBc. Gne Snnr S1.5O uno
S1.75.
Nit Qcl5 acfiittcrte Widunsr.S nnOidn6e
in alien 6arbeu. Gas gGar 5000 mn
$500.
4iauc aio CHARACTERIZATION nit eincr
Smuulie, III Idlluarh, iucit, grnr, lnbtnrOlg'
brdn urn fhohe. las Enar SiUo. 49,
Gdte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. nit Yas
rte Rpint SteppIttdhen; 2 Sfnnlen, III
grnu, lutfurbig, braun, perlgrnn, tdlluari
nub ipcib; jeoes Eanr garauttrt, Sae
Hndr S1,j0.
eueScs unO MuGa.T raucu.SonOIMnb
y grau uno braun; %garnnttrt. Enr Eadr
500 uuo St.50.
Srauen . 8luee : 6nuoidu1c - enS be-
riibmte GpurruuminsSobrtfat - idlmor6,
ipeik, periarnu, IuhfGrbig ilto braun. Sne
Ynar S1.50 uuo S1.S5.
0lieRgcfhtterte 5aiietd : Trnaen . 0nno'
fdbube. SOC.
Saf6mcrc NIB uDlene Srancnsnnnot
ihu6e. 1as 4nar 25e. uno SOC.
Gape aio .unS &C %fitttrrte Wiudlu Snabcus
SnuoifjHbe. Sas Haar St,00 nno $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-11
Giirdltcrlidlc NGltc.

YlottSburN N..9y 10. Nr5.-
Srn lt0rolidcn 9}em e Yort bcrrldt
cine iilrftcrlibc &dltc, 3lt Holl1s
BON Qofc iicl oos thermometer o,l'
- @roo rntcr 9}lrl mo an o1rocrclt
Orten 0il1q bos thermometer lo9or
ouf IS @rao unter 9tllQ berub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-11
6ormtOoblcS Gofument

6ormi0ubIcS 9ofnment,
8eterSburg, 10. 2c5cmbcr.-
Qie AnfIogci6riit, oui meld)c SoIo=
ncru, ser W}Groer Oea NtiniiterS oca
Sunern &lebme, llnO iein V}itoers
idmorener Siforiiofp ant l3. 9c5eln.
Der pro5eIiirt merOeu, lit Elm forml-
babies 9ofument, melhcS Die Sc
iHifte OeS Wfor0 . Gomplots ltno
Gin5clnbeiten OeS 8crbrefens ent.
bQlt mo 5ltn eriten Wtale tnterellons
te Qbotinden iiber Die Gngeflagtcn
mo Die bon ibnen obgelegten 8ee
itanoniiie entbiilt, nm oann NIT Der
formellen Antlagc 81 lfIteBen.
IaS Iotument, in meld)eS Der
,Aliociirten YreiIe" Elm Gtnblid &C.
WGbrt lit, conitotirt, Oob iomobl Su-
ioneU lpie Siforifafp 5u einerSampfs
Organization bon So5iol p Gcoollt-
tion0ren %9eb0rtcn, oercn Central
Gontitc I'M Sabre 1902 I'M Iuslanoe
gebil0et mltroc llno oeiien Organ
oTos rcbolutiondre HltBlon0" mar.
Ger 3Ded ser Organization luor, Die
altofrotie 81 itiir5eu unb lie our6
Elm republifoniif io5ioliltii6eS &es
gime 5lt eriebcu. 9oS SdriftItitd
Ihiloert sic Nrt mo @ciie, mie ole
Eortei Gcbeinlc Girtcl griinoctc sur
Gertbcilln19 BON Yrotlornntioncn lll-
ter Den 9ouerlL 5lr Naitotion inter
ltnincriit0tS . Stuoenten, sur Nus
Itiftung ogrnriid]er llnrubcrL 5lrr
&crleitltng bon Solooten 5ur Wtclls
terci ilno olld) sur Grmororn8 BON
Stoot8m0nnern, meldc Die Nnto-
trotlc lWlterltiibten uno Sd)ritte sur
llntcrOriidune politiiher l(nruben
unternGbmen. GS fiibrt Die Grmors
Dung bon Siipiogin. Ylebipe's Tor.
gGn9er I'M Wtiniitcrium oeS Snnern,
mo bon 9ogoonolpitif, Dem 8ene-
raj = Wollpcrttcur bon lila, loluie Die
WtoroonlhIG9c ollf Den 6ilrltenSbos
lel8tn, 8euCrol 8 @oupcrncltr BON
6inIono, mo Den General g Trofu.
rotor ocS SPELL. SpnooS, GobieoonoI'-
sem, ollf oic Sonpf . Organization
iurild, melde oen Wtinilter Elebme
boIo nod leincr Grnennung 5ltmSo-
Oe perltrtbeilte. Ser critic Inihlog
ouf Glebfpe's &eben mltroe ourd Die
5ui0Qige grploiion am IS. ApriI i'm
Sotcl on Noro pereitelt, 0urd) mclfe
Botatilom nit elmer 9ombe SER
idmettert plroe, bic oericnigen
9leid lpar, Ourd) lpclfc YIcbme &c.
tobtet nur0e.
Iaa 3otument entbilat IN bieicr
S%erbtnOung einen SfonouI aus boz
ben cIeuihoftSfreiien. Gin 3inr.
mer, mclfeS im SoteI on 9torb an
oaSlenige BON Eofotilom grenste,
botten ein Worinefooett uno cine
ooeIi9e Game inne. 9cioe entfumcn
ieood Dem Sooe, inoem lie gerooe
sum Soltper ge9on9en noren.
Sic Souitredung BON Elebmc'@
Sobesurtbeil purbe ooun. uie Die
gnfla8eidriit beiogt bon Dem %
Sabre olten Soioneu iibernommen,
ebemols STUDENT Der MoSfouer Uni
periitGt uno Sobn zines a~autnanns
bon girsf, iotuie bon Somuel 2eul
Siforifsfp, einem 20 Sabre alien
Seoernrbeiter bon anpibin in Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-11

Giniteuumg oea &ricgca 3piIt)en
HltBlon0 uno &npdn 81 intcrocnls
rem. Sefretdr @up pcriprad, oie9lr-
qeIegenDeit Dem Yrdiiocnten 5t III
terbreiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-11
NGrcnf1ltc III Snrntpon.

Saratogu, 10. 0ej, - @cltc
Morgen 5cigte ooS thermometer bier
gtlta @roo. Dos Sis olli Den 6IilI'clt
ln0 Secn lit > 3oQ 0id.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-11

iolten allf Die 9eniionSliite 5u leBen.
General OiterbultS lit ieBt DER GltcItc
Gorpscommonoont aus Dem 9iirger-
frieae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-11

gon5e @eGt ge5o9en. Nl5 5eemonn
babe CT ouf elmer 6obrt nod CHINA
geget sic meuterti6e SdiffSmom-
idoit gefGmpft uno 0rci BON Ben
Wierterern eri6logen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-11
Sbicn mie6cr p0IliN &C
unb.

GbriItionio, NorucQcrL To-.
December. - Or. 9ua, @enrit 81
Ien'S Nr5t, crfl0rte bclttc, OoB Die b.
unri1biacnocn @erild)tc ilbcr Sbicn'5
@eIunobeitS5ultnno unbcgriinoct lei
en-. Sbien iuor nlr OpriiberaebenO
umpGBli6 uuto bciinbet ii6 iebt mic
Der normal. Scin S6loi unb lcin
Appetit lino ullsge5eidnct,
Gas meme ierbll d 6 q.
btnct.
9elAroo, 10. 9cj. - 0us nelte
lerbiid)e Cabinet lit lpie iol9t 5liont,
men9ciebt: Winiiter oe5 NuslpGrti.
gen, M. Eoiics; 6inon5 = Wtiniitcrj
Eociogou; Mtirtiiter oes Anncrn, Yro-
Tics; arie9Sminiiter, Mltnif; Mini-
tier Der oiIentlifen Yulter, Telimi-
robes; SonoelsmiriItcr, Noooono-
uics; Suiti6miniiter, Nifolics.
Sic 5od5ei fin0ct i'm
Wai. ltntt.
9erlin 10. 0c5. - Die @of5cit
Des a%ronprin5en 6rieOrif g8ilbeln
llnb Der Ser5ogin Gdcilio bon Wied-
leltbitrg : Sdnuerin lit enogiilti9 iiir
Die lebte 9Glite Oes Mionots Moi
~feitgeiebt. aoiier Wilbelm nil bis
oabin feline Wtittelmeerfabrt beenoet
boben.
Ediie! Safe!
snr 3eiie ms MaslanS beiprst 6.
Maine, Nr. 411, ct. YanI-Strahe.
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%+4+++ +++++*+++++++++@ %H@@~
So1 Wutm0u & ST.
AQe @tntdufe auf &reOit WerOen
alf bic telte &e6nlt1tg gel6rteben,
Mdnnrr- Artikfl,
Die bette Nrt 8eibna6tss0 eldente.

&ir 6a6en cine MaTc Sadeu, bic ctnent SruOcr OOcr eincm be-
IunOercm ySbm" SrenOc bcreicn. &ic ibltdj Waren mir barauf be.
Oabt, MIR iOlde @anreu 5n beidaffcn, mcldc Die cingcbcnofc 5m.
Ipcftiun nno Sruif befc6eu. Sic bette IuSuabl giebt cs icbt.
Gin orobeS gIIorimert BON D5anner Sal5binocn, Sour in
Sono$, A8cots, Ghb 5R5, EuffS, Gods etc. aus Setoc ibr telncr
Quaitat, IN pielcn Tarben mo OlHern; Iu5mobl SOC.
Gin i0r IdoneS aTorttnent BON tmporttrcn @ol8btn0en -
Sour in Sunos, brete 6o1r in SANDS, engiidc Squares etc. in ben
reifdtrn 0cinS uno 6orben. Gae mooerniten Sdottirlm9en ito
pertrcten, me lopenoer, 3pebel, purpur, grim, grau, braun uo
wGB uno Idnpor3. Bur Nuapobl fr $100 bis $3.50.
@tnfodc mo feline lcouc 6oicntrdger fir MGnner III meiB,
lobforbig, braun, blut, peib mo grim, metB uno blmt etc, nit ft-
men SGnoaen mO 2eOerenocn. Sin Eoor in elmer id0nen Sduftel
fir SOC.
Gin groBeS Niiortincnt fcner SoientrGger in cinfufcn mo lei
men 6orben, nit feinen ifonen @olo. ooer Silber.Sdnolen. QoS
8oor S1O0 bis $3.50.
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5tlhrr 1tnA
5bmmhfabFn-
HnuitXte1t.

Strrlings Sil6er 9fciitifte, in id1Jncn
Sfadbteln. Sir 25c, SOC. nno St.00.
Sterling silber 6rocrbntcr, elmer in ci.
ner SGadltei, 6Rr 29e. bis St.0O.
3pilettcns uuo 4ult.9lrtifel, nit ihwcrcn
Sterling'S tlbcrs1rificu. Sir SOC.
Sran6BFihc Sruhru aus uiulct 9limctGHit,
WiUinit uuo cmninirtem 5ett unb g~uloplut'
tirte Gillette. Sir 25e. unO SOC.
6alStettcn. in Rcrlcu., Surfiicn. uuo
Amctb1i.Gffcftcr. Silr soc.
Srnu6Ohifc Gnmmc II. 6unrsS rnnmCutc,
NIT Rerlcn unb MBeiniteiucu bcieBt, ans
Shtlopntt unb @ernitetu, SIR SOC, St,O0,
$500 uno H1Ber.
3ino1ul6 8 Siifricu aus GuuuucusM ictnl.
bette E.unlitnt. 6ir S1.O0,
Gigaretteu'9cbdlter aus iilbcr0cihlaae'
Hem 9nnuneu-Wietnl. $500 oae Stiid,
sterliug.siGber stids uocr Minuilur.
SGecren. gu SOC, 15e. uno St.00.
5rauSUEidc 6utunpeln, in uielen ueriGics
oCnen Wluocn. 25c. uno soc.
SGfcrtcttru in Sett. uuo @ictals GiicttCn,
Sir 25c., SOC. uuo bdBcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-11

Eaiie! TGiie!
sar &eiie in's Inslanb beiprst 6.
&aine, 9r. Ali, ct. Yanl-S trafe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-17
Buffalo Bumped Mi||igan Good and
Hard Yesterday and Won
Outsiders Get in First in -Four Races
at Brighton Beach.

Either Billy Niiligan did not care or
else he has gone back in form, for never
before have the Buffalos made hits so
easily on the south side twirler as they
aid yesterday at Buffalo. The Bisons
raped his curves TO all quarters OF the
outfield, and once. when Grimshaw landed
euuarely. the ball tried to escape from
the larruping by going through the open
Rate away down by the club house. Al-
though vfnson played with = game foot
he managed to hobble over the woodpile
and the pump fast enough to hold the
beater Of the sphere on third. Ths Bisons
kept this up until the NTH, or until they
were tired and hungry. The sixth, sew
enth and eighth were blanks.
Buffalo won the battle at the very
Surnp. Nnlligsn started In by hitting
Cyrner a gentle tap and walked Court
nsy Thomas was death TO an seekers
for second base by stealing. His throws
were perfection. Clymer tried IT, lie
rarely fails TO get what he goes after,
but yesterday he found both the ball
and Royal Rock waiting for him as no
made a dive for the sack and tore IL
from it's fastsnings. Before Milligsn had
his arm In working order he walked
Courtney. Then followed some terrific
swats. Atherton poked out n stiff single
20 left. Grimshsw. Delehsnty and La
porte made their hits two -baggers. Nc
Ahister brought IN the NTH run with
ripping single TO left. The majority OF
the hits were placed In left field because
Vinson was a part cripple and could not
cover ground at his accustomed speed.
The entire nine batted around and FIVE
hits resulted from their efforts. 1t was
easy sailing after that
all
safely At all times There was only on.
time that the Grsys became st ali "a
miiisr with his twisterr. That was In
the seventh. whom the visitors three
runs we're given n start on Mattress
third error. n was Rock who was the
fortunsts player 20 reach nrrt. Thsn
followed Aubrey with drive 10 rixht
Miiligan swung heavily and the bali
cracked against the fence above Ciymer,
head. while Rock and Aubrey raced home
Barris' out at first ana Wilson's only
kt Of the day scored Minigsn. Hti
were coming fast and the number OF tai.
lies might have been greater had youni
etamlcr not become twisted when placed
on frst 20 run for vinson. Conn shot ou
a long one 10 DelehAnty, which gave IN,
young catcher an hour TO get back q
first 0rfmshsw even missed Ders throw
but McAllister was there and sent 4
back 20 Crimshsw before the shouting
OF the Crays had fairy awakened STAN.
Ter from his doze. That double play
st6pped the runs at three, the only In
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
TENNIS TOURNEY RESUMED.

Yesterday I'm the open tennis tourna-
ment on the courts Of the Wannamolsett
Golf club play was resumed after delay
Of two days. and the II matches furnished
much that was interesting.
The condition OF the courts and the
weather were not the best but this dd
not prevent the making OF some very
good scores. The best match OF the
day was that between J. ID. L. Jones and
j. A Pircs The former won In straight
sets. hut IN. rshtina spirit Of the other
man was the marvel ~ the field that
followed the course OF the match.
Pirce had come up 90 the second round
by defeating r. w. TillinEhast short
time before ne tried conclusions with
Jones by the score Of 60. 6-i. Pircs
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Hurstbourne was the favorite In the
fourth. but finished third. Dekaebr won
at 5 to l.
The track was fast and the attendance
fair. Today is the last day Of the Brigh-
ton meeting, and the feature Will be the
Brighton cup at "a miles.
In the first race Escutcheon and Nib
lick Jumped away In front and made the
running, closely followed by Fleur de
Marie, Workman and Jack Mckeon. They
ran this way to the far turn. where Work
man went to the front and showed the
way on the stretch. There Fleur de Ma
rie took the lead and won cleverly by
three-quarters of a length from Work
man. who beat Confessor a length and
a half for the place.
Jocund was a red-hot favorite in the
second race, and he had no trouble in
winning
Jockey Davis rode home four winners.
AT READvILLE.
Major Delmar failed by three-quarters
of a second to beat the unpaced trotting
record OF 2:O2h. yesterday, at Readville
track, principally by reason OF a somewhat
heavy track and n stir nreeze that sprung
up suddenly after the horse had started.
The time swere Sois, 1coa.. i:aO% and
2:o2%.
1t was a bad day for favorites. as only
one won In the three principal events.
The worst reverssls were the defeat OF
Angola by Jay MoGregor In the 2:0S trot
and the poor showing OF Knox's Celia
tine King (Anaconds) in the 2l0 trotting
which John Taylor won.
Gallagher was a strong favorite I'm the
fast pace, but Nathan Strauss outbrushed
him in the last part Of both heats. John
Caldwell In the AIS trot was the only
horse 70 come up to expectations. In the
uncompleted race from yesterday Invader
was frst at the wire by saddle girth,
but the heat and race were awarded 10
Altro l., "a Invader ran the last Is yards
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opened the match by taking the first
game after II had gone 10 deuce, then
dropped the next three. On mis- own SER
vice Pirce then took a game at 53, but
was unable TO gather up the winning
points for the next three In succession.
This gave Jones the first set s-a with
80 points to his credit and 40 TO Plrce's.
The first three games In the second set
went to deuce. Piroe pulled out the
fourth at 30, but no more went his way,
for Jones took TO hitting the ball harder
than at first Jones won the second
set 6-l, outpointing his man by Il points
with 30 for his tally.
In an earlier match which lasted
through three sets, NJ Burt beat +. w.
Jones 3-s. ga, go
One of the earliest matches played
yesterday was that between j. o. Ames
Of the Agawam Hunt and f. r. Under
wood OF West Newton, Mass, the only
out-of-stnte player entered in the meet.
Though the Arawam man made the
match his In straight sets. IL was
game 1ght which Underwood put up.
f. Tudor Gross chairman of the Wan
namoisett tournament committee, played
two matches and won each. The first
was with Arthur VI. Allen In which that
player gathered but one game to his
credit. In the other Gross bested r. A.
Hill Of Rumford by the score Of s-1. 6-1.
In the latter match the winner kept his
opponent well back In deep court by an
aggressive net game. Hill. however,
made hard try for the points and got
back many difficult return.
The summary:
PRELIMINARY ROUND
f. w. Tillinghast beat r. P. Brown
as, So. 7-b.
FIRST ROUND
hea A G n Ct
#. E. Underwood beat W. Chace by
default
F. w. Budlong beat H. NJ. Arnold 60
So
]. A. Pirce beat F. w. Tillinghast GO
81.
SECOND ROUND.
j. o. Ames beat F. r. Underwood
s 7;s s,., ,.. r W ,o.ssso
s. Henshaw beat r. A. Barrows. 60
"a. s-3.
c. o. Cooke beat Robert Wilson by de-
fault
P. s. Chace Jr.. beat r. II. Wilson
s-4, 6-2
j. d. r. Jones beat ]. A. Pirce, 6-2 81.
Drawing for the consultations resulted as
follows:
PRELINIAtARY ROUND.
Ray Ostby vs.. F. w. Jones; A. NJ
Allep>vs. (. w. Banding; II. 9. Bullock
VS. S. p. Ames; c. q. Brigham VS.. c. f.
Godfrey; Ralph ostby VS.. c. q. Emerson;
r r. Martin vs.. c. r. Smith; p w.
Blanding'vs. r. p. Brown; c. A. Barrows
VS. r. Sturgess
FIRST ROUND.
r. ID. Cranston VS.. r. W. Olney; Il. T.
Taft VS.. j. III. Cady: q. n. Bullock VS.
W. II. Reynolds, I'd; A. Blanding VS. T..
G. Greene