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NEWPORT HORSE SHOW.
Mrs. j. b. VI. GrOsyenor Carries on the
Most Hue Ribbons,

NEWPORT, Sept. 5--The second day Of the
Newport horse show brought out the largest
attendance ever seen at show at Newport.
It being a beautiful day. but there were not
SO many features in the show as on the open
ing day. All society turned out for the show.
and the display of gowns attracted as much
attention as did the exh ibits in the ring -,
class for broughams between Reginald 6
pF sf'TGRk anS Mrs s
trainer, John Bonnelly,, drove her entry.
the blue to DR.. Selwonk, while the red went
TO na M yanGeb es' %ss TsTy Psnar eon yn
konors., sbe being the largest winner, her enp-
iirsts aud one second. The awards;
Class 2s-Harness horsesWon sssc,W,n sy e " Wat.
:ssond va George Hsos L''s'
Glass 2o-Sasdle horses..Won by G. Watson
sS,doM .eeosd DfSS Sise son
Class R.chiids pSnyNWon uns N BY NE S,,A: j.; b A.
Gcns.s John fs z sasai M
Glass 4o.Hun!ers up to 2oo % pouTds,won ns., @ by
% Red aHd
Heaihcrbloom. third.
b H9wfS Buck wss
VS.. cubert.s Marengo. third. Third 49, ~ =,
Class A--l.h5ge palrs--WOn BY Mrs. j. II. NJ.
Grosyenors Rosebery and Sausbcrry: r. c. Van
dcrht's Astonishmcnt and Amazement. second
r. c. Nandc rbiit's Surprise and Tlverton, third.
Glass 22-I aides saddle horses. l5.2 and over
" on by r. ". Golfers Sport Of the Times; W.
.nas R2.tsrs S,nsls noGf ,s,s second Mrs j. Nj Gros
Class io-vlc,orlas and pairs: appointments
xenors laughing Water and Indian Chief; Il. p
Watson's He'll Bot and Beldeau third.
Glass a. Polo ponies. up to 900 pounds-Won ny
j, G. Vanderbilts Imp. Peggy p. T. Collie Como.
yer. second: n. G. Nandcrbilts Matawan. third.
Class i2--Road iours-Won by Mrs. j. n. NJ.
Grosv.,ors team; Jay Coogan's team. second.
Class rs Saddle mares. Won by Mrs. J: b.. NJ.
Grosvcnor's Corlnne; the Misses sherman's Marion,
second: George Waston. Jr. Morning Glory. third.
Class Puma hou, horses from li;s TO l5;2 hands
Watson: Newmarket second II. c. Vandcrb,'s
Fancy. third. ....
Class 3 Brougham horses. 1872 hands and over
Won sby r. C. Vandcrbilts nr. Scw6nk: Mrs. j. n.
NJ. Grosvcnor's Roscbery. second: II. c. Wander
bits Amazcmcnt. third:
Farm's oncr'os: Howard M1lct.'s Hcathcrbloom.
secoUd: J. a. GaIland's King PIN, third.
Glass 2t- Saddle horses, up to 200 pounds-Won
BY c. W. Watson's Determination. Mrs. ]. r. NJ.
Grosvenor's Shortc. second: Mrs. W. G. Rockers
Book. third; Mrs. j. u. NJ. Grosvenor's Geneva.
fourth,
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Elmendorf Ye.rlInes At Auction.

James b, Haegins Elmcndorf yearlinc cs
were sold AT auction before the races at tho
Bav yesterday, only fair prices being real
ized The hest snles follow;
\. c.. by Dieudonne- --Astray: NJ. h. Byrnes., $3.50
Ch. T., by George kessler--Aun' Tessa; c. r.
n. G. by Rarailo--T clovcd G r. FERGUSON, 9on
n. T., BY RlntcRlanche Of Devon; r. F.. Palmer. 400
n. C., h. Butef Covert r. Z. Palmer, ......... SOn
X. c..by Greenah--Go {. F. CLARK ..... COO
3. c., by LongstreetHumid: n, AnGarola. -. $50
Calhoun ..'...',',.,'.,,..'''.. 800
II. c., hy Shapfcil-May Fonso; J. X. Nealc 500
Oh. T.. By Rapallo-May Pnkeron j. A. Ben
p. e, by Grrcnan.- Milena; j. Mackcy So
II. T., by High Order Miss Jack: I. Wilmer. 40
u. 4. by Iongst rec, Nickname James Curl, 525
Oh. f.. by Blute-- Olive Back: Y. T.. Palmer $50
r. H., hy DIcNdonnr. -paitrr !. Mackry y......, 5n0
j, T., by DIr,,donnc -Rap,nrous; J. Mackey.... 40
X. G., by Order Report {. 7. Clarke .,....,.t. 400
Cheney ....''.'..,.......,..','., sno
r. o., by IOngstrcet -Thuancila: j. Il. Neale. 40
b. C. by t;rcenAn- Touch: j. Mackey 100
D. c., DO Shs pfell-walnut: d, Eeley ...."... go
The sun., 1905-09-06
EXCURSIONS.
GOLF.
championships At Fairfield and Hollywos
-Rcmarka able Selected Card.

Two club championships that have a high
rank on the records were decided on Labor
Day. At the Fairfield County Golf Club
Charles s. Cox won the title in a thirty
hole medal play competition. Cox also won
the class cup against bogy. playing from
scratch. and W. NJ. Copp won the class
cup after a four hand tie. Copp winning
on the play-off. In the final of the Holly
wood Col! Club championship. at thirty-six
holes match play, Arthur McAleenan won the
title Tor the second year, defeating J. Camp
bell Phillips. by up and TO play. Cup
winners in other Labor Day contests at Holly
wood were Col Hugh O'Donohue. H. Blumen-
thai Sailing Burach and Harry Regensburger,
who beat W. j, Henderson in the final by
and 9. Although beaten In the championship,
j. Campbell Phillips won the "kickers
handicap.
A figuring up of all the cards returned
for the cup presented by f. n. Todd for the
best attested selected score made on the
Baltusrol Golf Club course during June,
July and August reveals that DR.. A. s. Nor
row Is the winner. with the total OF So As
the amateur record at Baltusrol is Frank o.
Reinhart's "a and the professional George
Lows ~. the compilation Of DR.. Morrows
best single holes for three months forms a
remarkable total and will make all golfers
eSclaim once more. Golf is a funny gamer
The aggregate could be made by a scratch
player in one round. but the contamination
IL beyond the dreams OF the most hopeful
player who wields the clubs. As a betting
proposition the odds would be at least a
million to a single spondulx, and no golfer
would take the bet. it is safe to say even II
allowed two rounds day for year to Try
for the score.
This table shows the distances and score
made by DR.. Morrow on each hole |, I83, 3:
O. 378 >; =, 200, ?; 4, ass s; s. 800. 3: 6, 3IO 81
T. 5?5 5: s, 2s3. 2: 0. 1872 2: 10, 200. 3: H. 36G g.
49, ?6? 3 a. 3?l II. 32o. 3; 10, ie4. =: 10, 52s.
4; II. 332. 3; Is, 275, 2.
ORANGE, Sept. 5.-A large field turned
in cards on Labor Day at the Essex County
Country Club. conditions calling for thrty-six
holes and the hest eighteen to count. The
cards:
f. j.. Baldwin. al, IL co. J. f.. Cheesman. 70.
ls72; F. c. REYNOLDS. a. %; 1. 81. Clair Colby,
80 Ga: &. ID. Wing. o., is-74; ". F., Pitcairn, 50.
N-75: f. d. Clcy, e3. ls-75; Charles l., Flsck,
s: &c 81 Charles m IL s,Isusss S. is7Is e & r. Conn;
F. sanford, a. Ell: appleton D. Pslmcf, 60, ~
II: Thomas d. Webb. 20. l?-7s: @. H. Faiion, 100,
is-s2; Edgar NJ. Carnrick. IS. i-sa: w. g. Mum,
81 STEM 49, Il M Iyn" Duke s s 80 pr e cs1He k
iA, lS-ioa.
The final round Of the club championship
Of the Deal Golf Club will be played to-day
at tbirty-six holes. between Percy ". Kendall
ard Robert Il. StoutnnhnrRh.
In the FINAL for the first cup at the open
Tournament, of the Country Club of Spring
field on Labor Day, Pierre A. Proal Of Sea
brigh, beat n, p. Alden OF Springfield, BY
q ip and to play. r. j. Spratt of Bridge
port won the second cup from r. s. Parmelee
Of New haye BY . up and ? TO play. ...,,...
The sun., 1905-09-06

Team tOtals DOL W" sob
Second Troop. Philadelphia 67I; Company !.
First Regiment. Pennsylvania, asa; Firs, Troop
Philadelphia, 4gI.
Two interesting matches will be shot OF
Tomorrow the Wimbledon cup. and the
regimental team match. Practically every
long distance crack In the United States
IL entered for the Wimbledon match which
has 20 shots at 1000 yards. and which is the
classic event OF American long distance
shooting.
The match will begin at I o'clock. The
rcgimental team match for six men At 2oo
entries @ e VT % submtted 1 % for o' team s match @ in
point OF excellence On form the Seventy first
New York. with Doyle Casey. Ranney.. Wells.
the Fifteenth Infantry, the Marines, the
Navy team and number of fast militia out
fits are keen for the match and some fast
shooting ia assured
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)AvID Z. AUSTEN.
Receiver OF Taxes.

WANTED FOR U. 5. ARMy-Abls bodied un.
M@ marrisd M@ men Zen between aFe, Of 2, sad 3: citizens
habits, who can speak. resd snd 1rits Epsi,sS y
For informauon apply 70 RECRUITING Or.
FlCER 2s Third Ave. a9e0 Third Ave. 7oS Sixtl
Brooklyn. ~
The sun., 1905-09-06

Bellevue and Allied Hospitals Department Of
New York City. Twenty sixth street and First
Avenue, Borough OF Manhattan. The City OF New
York.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
by the President OF the Board OF Trustees at the
above once until $50 oclock P. NJ. on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IL. 1905.
FOR ALL THE LABOR AND MATERIALS RE-
OUiRED FOR THE ALTERATIONS AND ADD.
T1ONS TO THE BUILDINGS AT NO. 212 FAST
TWENTf-SlXTH STREET. THE CITY OF NEW
YORK.
For full particulars see City Record.
j. X. PAUIDING
Acting President. Board of Trustees,
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals.
The sun., 1905-09-06
RICHARDS WINS LEECH CUP.
ONO MAN SCORES 92 AT THREE
LONG RANGES.

Puzziing Wind Prevents High Figures In
Sea Girt Rife Tournament-A Sur.
prise In Company Team Match-Sqtiad-
ron A Victorious In Revolver Contest
SEA GiRT, Sept. 5.-The Leech cup match.
one of the leading long distance events In
annual competition. was won this afternoon
by Lieut.. F. H. Richards Of Ohio. winner OF
the Wimbledon cup In 1908. Richardss score
was e2, two points lower than George Cook
Of Maryland won with last year In the same
event. Cook shot in to-day's match. but
made a poor start and did not figure In the
match prominently.
IL was fairly hard shooting. for the excel
lent light was counterbalanced by a tantaliz-
ing rear wind that tishtailed vigorously
through the 800 and 900 yard ranges. but
that bothered the rifemen comparatively
little In the I 900 yard stage. 1T was the first
days shooting under warm sun that the
competitors had enjoyed In several days. ana
the camp resembled washday in a Harlem
fiat, with bedding and clothes exposed to
the welcome sun.
The match had not progressed far in the
800 yard stage before the uniformly low
scores told tho uninitated that something
was wrong with the conditions. Corporal
Doderleln OF the crack Essex Troop led the
sixty-odd competitors with SO in his seven
record shots. while Lieut.. II. L. Smith OF
the First New Jersey was next up with 80.
Back at the 900 yard range the fshtall
wind kept up its trough work with bullseyes
and wide twos alternating. Richards. who
had just scored centers at 800. knocked out q 81
at this range and ehot up into the lead. At tho
1000 yards stage his score Of 80 was beaten
by several shots. but he finished with lead
Of 8 points. Sergt Leushner of the Seventy
fourth New York ran high for the last stage
with 80, md finished second to Richards.
The sun., 1905-09-06

DEPARTMENT or DOCKS AND FERRIES.
a. Cedar Street Section. North River, viii be re
seived bT Commlssioner o. Docks st Pier a"
n ,soA. trsr paSresian, - CITY. Rsccr6 .
The sun., 1905-09-06
PROPOsAA.

.. 3. ENoiNEsR OFFICE Arm1 snid;n.
NDAIork, August Z. 'loo6.-Sealed. proposais for
ditdt ;ns and % ISes reE,oysl m East River and Hell
tember I, 1905, and then publicly opened. III
formst'on furnished on application. w.R. LIVER.
MORE. COL. Engrs.
The sun., 1905-09-06

The company team match was limited TO
FIVE men with seven shots at each distance.
The revolver team match. the leading event
Of the revolver matches, scheduled for the
meeting was won easily by the Squadron
troopers Their competitors, the First and
Seonnd city Trnops Of Philadelphia and Com
pany l of the First Pennsylvania. were out.
classed at both the deliberate and timed
fre The distance was so Yards. with string
Of FIVE shots deliberate fire, one minute per
shot. and a string Of five In rapid fire. ten
match we're:
The sun., 1905-09-06
s'MOTOR CAR RUNS. !"

"MOToR CAR RUNS"
ReaS msps W
lets tsra'iS I.ay.eIs, Co. Park pIess ss,S \ y.
3e.r ovssiooEns 1a Hudscn. dsi Ais ss.a s.l,s e.
ATLANTIC INN $, ,:Gsess. @ tsIsy: Aie: saANI CITY
BAY VIEW HOTEL sboao 81 ,p Dnasr tSG s CITY ISLAND
sEEcHwooD Tel Ell ? miI.. Summit SUMMIT, N. J.
sOasom Heath Inn RS.'Sq is 4om md "a Sa g. Larchmut
fRAhcfoars & Sui.iSs EiiT:s xns ASiS GS 's sie
GARDEN CITY HOTEL; Io.d d Is sanf miles GARDEN CITY
saAnA1AH HOTEL Fine Il @!!is s1!ss saohxvllLl,ny:
HARLEM CASINO ssl iS1,s s.l,s; AvE Muss
niuhoe Inn 5..s ai isassS s%
HOTEL cAsrLEToN SSpssss Spen s Year s. T. ST. GEORGE
HTl. sLEHwooo Inn.:n,sn. Hpsn q: n, T. e. FLEETWOOD
Huso1s HOTEL RGa;s RRG e" Auto XII q Club + 81. GEORGE
HUNTERS ISLAND INN Pslnam H. nAsi P.ER EnsTsnse e
INDIAN eSises Rd
nAssAso'T HsE a. n f. f5nf p Ms:. Tesa SPRINGFIELD
MosElEys NEW HAVEN HsE. NsMHas:S WI ccS GSn. fasas
PALATlNE HOTEL 80 fIn. miles; a,y. \; y NEwBUReH
RAvENHALL an i'ff oi h.sssnce Mqss csnsy island
SHORE HOUSE SSH,h eg XXI Bergen Point
OLD FAsHioN SHORE DINNERS.
SOMERSET INN 81 Enc miles esERHARosvILLE,N!.
sTAucHs * csIss sls.s Rss, Ma:c coNEY ISLAND
the k,r1ATINNY DelaWsr. water Gap Pa.
TINE non1ANEscA Nom: %ss's seso.s; y sss Y. nag
inc "oh'hV Via Conn. valley. sPhihsf'tlo
"s SS"'''"s to Breton Woods
The sun., 1905-09-06

Department OF Public Charities, Foot OF East
Twenty sixth Street, New York.
TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS FOR BIDS OR ESTIMATES.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
by the Department of Public Charities at the above
once untf ~ O'Clock ~. on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER Is. 1905.
FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND
MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR THE PLUMBING
AND STEAMHEATING OF SEVEN EMERGENCY
HOSPITAL PAVILIoNS ON BLACKWELLS
For full particulars see City Record.
JAMES H. FULLY.
Commissioner
The sun., 1905-09-06

The company team match went 70 q dark
horse organization. Company e OF the Second
Regiment. state Of Washington. winning
represented the army, navy and the militia
Of New Jersey. Pennsylvania. Maryland and
teams entered which represent ted the United
states steamship Hancock and the Twenty
third Infantry, the sailors Were the only
Company Of the Fifth Maryland. The
.coroo ~ ba in % tanna
The sun., 1905-09-06

once of the Department OF Parks Arsenal Build.
Ing. Fifth Avenns and sixty fourth Street Borough
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
by the Park Board at the above Once OF the Dc.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER -. 1905.
borough Of The Bronx.
FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING
WROUGHT IRON PIPE FOR PARKS, BOROUGH
OF THE BRONX.
For full particulars see City Record.
JOHN J. PALLAS,
President;
HENRY c. SCHRADER.
MICHAEL. j. KENNEDY.
Commissioners OF Parks.
The sun., 1905-09-06

once OF the Department Of Parks. Arsenal Build
ine Fifth Avenue and sixty fourth Street. Borough
OF Manhattan. The CITY Of New York.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
by the Park board at the above ONCE of the De.
partment Of Parks until o.Gloek p NJ: on
Borough Of The Br0u1.
FOR FuRNISHIMMGY uR ~ - ALL b,,,EIG The LAs9R IN, AMP
PLETION OF A PUBLIC COMFORT BUILDING
IN THE NEW YORK Z@Q0LoGICAAL @ Al PARK IN
For full particulars see City Record.
JOHN J. PALLAS.
President:
HENRY C. SCHRADER,
MICHAEL j. KENNEDY.
Commissioners OF parks,
The sun., 1905-09-06

Headquarters OF the Fire Department of The Cy
OF New York. Nos. I57 and 1850 East sixty seventh
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. The City OF New
York.
by the Fire Commissioner at the above Office until
10 80 o'clock \. NJ. on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ~, 1905
BOroughs OF Brooklyn and Queens.
No. I. FOR FURNISHING AND DEL l.INERlNq
FIFTY (50) FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH SIGNAL
BOXES FOR THE BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
For full particulars sec City Record
THOS. W. CHURCHILL.
Deputy and Acting Fire Com missioner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-27
j. Slobodlsn Z Bro.
Reliable Shoes
at a Low Price

has been our motto for all the
years we have been in the shoe
business; and it has helped us
wonderfully in our success.
One of our leaders is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-27

All Wool Panama, double
width, fine all wool goods in
black and all street shades, per
yard. 49c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-10
&urbang aefaaen.

San 8rnneiSco, 8. San. -
Neaie Cummings, pormolS einc
riibmlid befannte Sdouipielerin, lit
bier in armliden SerbGltniiien an
einem Iltbmoleioen geItorben. @or
elmer Heibe BON Sobren trot lie in
Dem bieligen 0Olo California S6eo-
ter" in Der Souptroqe nit Sobn @fc-
Gltllob unb Soiprence Barrett oltf.
Spdter ipielte iie in Sbeotertruppen
oes Sitels, inter oieien bon Ri6or0
MANSFIELD, 6reOertd @oro uno Coma
Wnlloce Sopper. SSn fleineren &ol-
len trnt lie nod Dor Sturgeon aiti bis
ibrc leioenoe @eiunbbeit lie 5lpong,
bon Der 9iibnc, Der lie lire beitcll
Sabre getueibt bate, 81 iheioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-10
@Um ciHem RGnbcr eriuiirat.

9utfolo, N.-O., .. Somtar. -
Morie 0eiiontt, "a Sabre alt, lullr0e
beltte bon ibrcm @atten ais 2ei6e
in einem 3inmer i'm oritten Stot-
mert oeS .Serroce = Gorf , SotelS"
geilmOen. Sic lpor an S1noen uno
6iiBen gebunOen mo ihien erlpiir9t
moroen 81 iein. Sor etlif)en Gagen
buttc 6rou 0eiianti gepiiIen Nn6-
barren mitgetbeilt, ooB iie einen 9riei
erbalten babe, in iueldJem tie bon scr
nSd)nar5en @auo" nit Dem Ieoe he,
orObt muroe, merm tie niht 5000 be-
sable. IS perlautet, Dob lie mGbreno
Der lebten Nod)t eillen Maun in Dem
.ernGbuteu 3immer empfing, uto
man entoedte bellte BORT llmltdnoe,
ipeIdle ouf ein Srinfgeluqe oerteten.
IS bieB III Der Nodborihoft, bob Die
SSrot $4,000 in i6rem Belts babe utto
oemnGhit nod Stolielt 5ltriidfcbren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-10
Van EatteriOn fat Suniilitis.

Rem Dorf 8. Sumuar.-Non
FatterIon, melfe einem nelten Bro
5eB olS angebIide M0roerin ibres
3ilbalters GaeIor 0oung e%ntgeqen,
liebt, lit i'm @efdnenib on ser Con.
lilitiS e%rfranft, uno ser ar5t bGIt
cine operation fir notbmenoiq. Die
@etoIrgene ertl0rte beltte, tie lei
oilgenblifli6 nift i'm Stanoe, cine
Operation 81 ertra9eu. Nan erb6lt
nod INNER taglid pieIe 9riefe, oeren
plele @eIolenoun9en entbolten. 50
5. .. fam belltc elm Sdreiben aus
Eortlono, Ore, nit i6piilItiaen
Spmpotbie . Seriiherungcn uno $25
baar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-10
Scrmii6te telesrapbiide ScpcIden.

- GboS. @. Oeneen muroc geltern
5u Springfield, Sis, ais %. @ous
uernellr beS StaoteS Sainoi9 initial
lirt.
9unbeSridter Socob Sriifer
bat i'm 9unoesbiitriftS @erift 5t
Sittle BOD, slrf., ooS ENHANCEMENT
Der Irfnnioier StootsperfaIiirng,
neldes oaS Stimmredt bon Ger BE.
5ablltng elmer @obllteuer %abbGnei9
mudt, fir nidtig ertl6rt. 0asslmell.
oement lit felt 1882 in @ebraltd).
Sn BeabpoD, Maii., bat ser
5t-i1briee Same$ 6. Slider, Elm @e-
teran oes ipnnii6en arieses, Selbit.
moro begangelt, inoem ct lid cine
augel ourh oen aopf idloB. Der
Selbitmorber binterlieB Elm Sdrei-
ben, iuorin er cine Srau ais ltrlade
leineS SelbitmorOeS be5ei6nete.
Slider iuor I'M Sabre 1870 ipegen Or
moroung NotbanieI 2prb's 5u Iebens.
IGn9lider3 lld)tbaitSItrafe p%erilrtbeilt,
1885 aber bonn @olipernellr Hobiit-
Jon begnooigt moroen.
Sn Salem Ella, bat @alter
2aprence Ben &auimomn Sermnnm
Seimonm IN oeiien 2aben eriboiien.
&or ieinem Tobe CAB 9eimnnn be,
FAINT, baB 9anrence ben SdpiB 6eSs
bolb alif i'm obeefelert, neil er 2am-
renee 5l grober SutimitGt nit SSrolt
Seimann beidulbigt babe. 2alprence
i" IN Soft.
Sn Gbilaoelpbia, go, iino ons
Carl s. 2aiber'ide Spirituoien.@e.
id)Gft nno Teitalirant brtrd e%insSelier,
weldes IN ser Slide i'm 5lpeitenS tod.
iuerf ausgebrod)en lpar, I'M $4,000
geIdaoigt ipor0eil, inoem ein GROCER
Sbeil Der im Seller l~ieeenoen @eine
uno Spirituoieu @aiierlhaoen err
lit.
Sn South Barre, Maii., fam
es III einem bon polniiben Irbeitern
beiuobnten Senementbauie 81 einem
beitigen Streit, nobel Der 51.idbriee
Soiepb Miles einen Stif) in oen I'M
terleib erbieIt, Der balo barauf ieinen
Sob berbeifiibrte. Ils Der 1bat Der
baftig lit Soiepb Siscinsfi perbaftet
iporoen, iopie Soe5aga @aitfefsfi,
ineIfer ben @oreang nit aneeieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-10
Wis Oerluren anfgegeben.

ami ia, 8. Sanllor. - Ser
oreimaItige Shooner r2ega5pi," elm
Der bieligen 5irna Sribao & So. .ae.
borl9eS, eiiernes 6obr5eug bon $40
Sonnet, miro iebt ais perIoren oltf-
gegeben mo lit wobri6einlih nit
Wann mo @u,S I'M dineiiiden
Mteere umtcrgegongen. Ger S6oo.
ner bate iieben Yaiiaeiere at 9oro,
uno Die Mannidaft beitano aus 60
5ilipinos. Sem Captain iuar elm
Spunier uno fem erlter Woot elm
@meritaner. Der britii6e 0ampfer
"Nonlban," welder bon bier abge-
ld)idt miiroe. nm naf Dem Sabr5euge
5u lltfen, lit 5uriideefebrt, obne cine
Spur bon oemielben %eettroen 5il
baben. 'N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-10
ltnfrcnnolidje Imfna6me.

Sort Suron 0aid., 8. San.-
Der 6S Sabre olte Mottben SSoneS
puroe on letten @eibnad)tstoge,
nod)oem er 10 Sabre lpegen 9ronb-
itiftung in Dem conooiiden 3rldt-
boltie 81 aingiton, Out, perbiiBt
bate, beanaoigt ltnb in Sreibeit se.
lest. 9ei ieiner camille, Die in5lpi-
iben nad Yort Suron ae5oeen lpnr,
fanb Der entlaiiene 3udtb1iisler ober
feline freunolide @ufnabme. Seine
6rau botte Iih wieoer uerbeirotbet,
nno feline erpafienen ainoer pollten
Don ibm Nifts piiieu. Son ser Iotb
9%etrieben, ipenoete er iid) an ben slr.
menballs : Gommiiidr, unb Die Gin
manbefunngS geboroen, Die orlf
ben Sal auimerfiam gemad)t lplir.
ben, oroneten Die 3uriidihidlrng oes
Wonnes nad Canada an.
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@cfGArlide ISahrt.
Camper o3ambcIi" mur0e fed nlo
iiberoicS ling icin Sarge Ielrer.
H. 9tew. 9ort ais Notbbofcn.

NcW, Yort, 8. Samuar. - Der
alf Der 6abrt pon Sapanuub Behind
LID gcrueiene britiihc 0umpfcr. 3om-
belt" 0eiien 6rad)t aus 9altmtuoQe
unO BboSpbaten beitebt, iab lid nod
elmer ereigniBreihen 5obrt ge5rplln-
gen, in Oen bieitgen 6ofen %ein3ufo6-
rem, oa er tart baoorirt lit mo ieine
6rodt in 6lnmmen Itebt.
Mie Captain Hoonep pom ,53om.
beIi" beri6tet, filbr er am Nel1iabrS.
tage bon Saoannn6 ob. @lei6 nod
Dem man ben Sofen oerlaiien bate,
ItieB man ouf unqemein i6led)teS
Metter, ood cling glqeS gut bis gum
.. Sanuor, ais Der Compiler nm 6
llbr 80 Wimtten I6enoS ctlpa $50
OteileU 0ltli6 bon SonoD Soof auf
Elm inter Maiier befinolid)eS @rad
aufltef mobei CT Den &iel bra6 l1no
mebrere ieiner @lotten am 9ltg ein-
IticB. Der GupitGn lieB unmitteI=
bar ooraltf Den 0omrpier wenoen, nm
Den 1ieltgen Sofen 81 erreiGen. Cine
llnterIuhung 3eigte, Dob sic 8ei6d-
oi9ltng Oe8 6abr5elgeS cine iebr ge=
fG6rli6e unO ooB oaS ooroere Som.
partment nit @niier geiilat mar.
Dton bemiibtc iid) MIN, Den &oien
iobal0 ais m0gli6 81 gepinncn itno
muBte iid Our6 beftige Stiirme rno
gemoltigc Stur5iec'n binOur6 orbei.
ten melhe fortnGbreno ii6er ooSGer,
Oef ihlltgen. Sim 8ormittog oeS 6.
Somlor lob man mG6tige Rau6iGll.
len aus Ser poroercn 2ufc Nr. 1 Der.
nororingGn uno cS mar flor, Dob ole
8aummole IN Brand gerotben mar.
Sin Sdlloud) ipuroe raid in Boiition
gebraft u10 0ompf inter Itarfem
8rldc in bic Slttc eingcluiieu. @5
gelong 0o0nrd, 6n$ Seltcr mterGon-
trole 81 bolten. &(m n1GIten Wor-
gen ober elltoedte man, ouB fiinf SET
ser, neIfe i'm 8oroerfoIteQ ihlieien,
bon 0en Ser %brennenoen 9ormpoQe
entiteigen6en 0iiniten bemrBtlo8 ge.
iporOen mdrelt. Won trltg Die 2ellte
nod Der &oiiite, no Captain Hoonep
mo feline Offi5ierc ibnen olIen m6g-
liden 9eiItonO leiitetrn. Die 2eilte
erbolten ii6 balo mo rporen am n1d)-
item Morgen 6ereits i'm Stonoe, ibre
Irbett mieoer mtf5unebmen.
8eitern nm If l1br &ormittogS
ging Der o3ombeii" Dor 2ibertp SIS.
lano Dor @nfer. Die 6roft ats Dem
poroeren Compartment miro ollSge-
looen mn0 Der 0ompfcr nod) einem
brotherhood gebrod)t meroen, llnl
grilnolifl repurirt 5lt meroen. Der
SeimatbSbofen 0e8 0unpferS lit 2orls
bon; or lit nit 2415 Sonnen regi-
itrirt.
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WormOnen 6amen Giicnbnbu in
Merifu.

DALLAS, Ser, 8. Somlor. -
Gin Wormonen . Spn6ifot, nit ".
5, Dolrng, einem Sobne oes 9lpoitela
Brigham 9oiing, an ser Spite, bot
bon Der merifonii6en &egierung bic
Gon5eiIion gum 9ou elmer 9obnlinie
norolid) bon Satisco mad Scr Mor.
honen : 9olonie Sopolo6ompo er.
mirft. Die 2inie miro Iid) al sic
81 Baio unb Sierra Woore, 9obn"
oni6lieBen, Die @igentbum Der so
noa Cooper Company" oeS Obrritct
VI. s. Greene lit.
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@cridtet.

Siitntnp, N.-g., g.. Sornlor.
- @iaiam Spencer, Elm Mulotte,
mlrrbe bellte lpegelt Der nnl 10. Silni
1908 in Der Stoot Nem-0orf per,
ilbten @%rmoroung BON Gbos. 2.
Wtac6orIune i'm Sing Sing = 3ilf)t-
6ailie Ourh gIeftri5itGt bingeridtet.
Mtoc6orlane mar elm Spitel ser
Reru.0orfer n9lnti BoIicp 2eaglle"
uno mltroe bon Spencer I'M Corridor
oes Griminalgerid)ts eriboiien, neil
er Spencer'$ Gerboftung peranlaBt
bate. 0ic Sinridltung perliei obne
St0runq.