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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
SPEEDWAY APPRECIATED.
Opening Races Yesterday Witnessed
by Big Crowd.

An audience estimated at nearly five
thousand persons attended the formal open
ing of the New Century Speedway yester
day The weather could hardly have been
better. andihere was not the slightest wind
to chill the throng of spectators. Just at
noon the throng began to arrive. and when
the first race was announced the stretch OF
land from 10th street half way to the river
was packed with eager spectators. Fully
one-third of the great attendance were la
dies. and the interest which they manifested
In the events was most encouraging to those
who had the brushes in charge. The inter-
est taken by those prominent In society and
politics showed that the new organiza ton
will not lack for support
Mr.. f. e. Taylor sr, carried off the hon
ors of the day in the way of driving He
gelding, Forney. IN straight heats, and took
the 2.40 trot or pace with Everett t.
The judges of the brushes were John FL
Gheen. George ID. Zurhorst and Thomas NJ
Bond DR.. Charles F. Hadfield secretary of
the Brightwood Driving Club. acted as
starter
The timekeepers were Henry c. Copper
thite w. II. Richardson and John W Pres
ton.
The marshals were A. J. Brook. Prof. j.
Il. Yale. William Henshaw and E. Lodge
Hill.
Following Is the summary OF the brushes:
Trot pace, for horses OF the 2 40 class
Everett I. &c. F. Taylor, sr.l-...-.....-....i
George b. tB. +. MetsauIlyl ....-.......... 2
Black Eagle &c. H. Stabier) Observation-Disclosures. 4
Happy Steve Harry Haightl. ...........s... 8
Kitty Wells Charles Chick s Or
Time. ii05s 1.d2S.
Trot or pace, for horses Of TIE 2.25 class Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
500, 600 In Gold Missing.

Ninety thousand dollars in gold. belonging
to a shipper whose name the express COM
pany Will not disclose, was In one of the
cars wrecked and burned last week at
All Say, Wyoming. and 1t cannot be found.
Armed guards were rushed to the scene
after the wreck and several people were
prevented from searching for victims Three
hundred sacks Of Australian mail was
burned. including registered pouches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
Can Whip Filipino Scholars,

AS a result of the widespread agitation
by the American press in Manila. P. L..
for corporal punishment since the murder
at Ormoc Of Principal Clarence Allen by
flfteeu-year-old Filipino pupil of the
school there, the legislative council Of the
Moro province has authorized disciplinary
whipping in the public schools. The new
regulation especially eXempts teachers from
civil or criminal responsibility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
INTERIOR
Sunday School League.

In the Sunday School League the Mount
Vernon team dropped two of the three
games last night to the Mount Pleasant
quint. The Mount Pleasant boys won the
first and last games handily but fell off
in the second. and the game went to Mt.
Vernon by a margin of three pins. Pom
eroy was high man. with 1871 pins in the
opening game. The scores:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
Judge Mullowney Confirmed.

The Senate has confirmed the nomina-
lions OF the following local officials: Alex
ander r, Muliowneys judge Of the Police
Court OF the District OF Columbia; Charles
the hoard Of charities; Simon NRe29 member
of the board Of chAritfes sszss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
District Record Broken

District record was broken last night
on the new Jolly Fat Mems alleys. when
the home team ran up a total of SO pins
IN the last game against the Brunswicks.
They also took the first two Bennett
rolled high score. 131. The Fat Mems
team Is open with challenge to roll any
duckpin team in the District The scores:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
Plate Printers League.

The Philadelphia and Boston teams of
the Plate Printers League met last night
and the Quaker boys took two games
The second game was Won by the Bean
town quint by margin Of but two pins
Bowman. who rolled high score was the
only one to get a score above 200 his be-
ing pol. The scores:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
G. P. o. League.

The Aldines had no show last night in
the Government Printing Office League
when they met the Foundry quint. as the
latter won the full set of three games.
The last game rolled by the winners was
the best of the evening, their total being
for SIS pins. Addison rolled high score
20l The scores;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
High Glass Rolling in the
Departmental League.
THREE FOR INTERIORS
ADMISSION PRICE TO TRACKS
MAY BE LOWERED.
New Orleans Races-National League
Meeting-Gans to Fight Sullivan
Base Ball Notes.

The Interior quint took three games
from the Navy boys last night on the
Palace alleys. The first game was the best
d. of the evening, as both teams rolled over
the 900 mark. Lennon was high man.
rolling 222 pins in the last game. Several
other scores for over 200 were made. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
To Recut the Great Seal.

Representative Bartlett of Georgia is
the author Of a bill appropriating S.2oO
and providing for the recruiting, Of the great
seal of the United States from the original
model, 80 that both the diverse and re-
verse sides Of the seal may be used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
To Grant Suffrage to Women.

Representative French of Idaho is the
author of House bill granting suffrage to
women in congressional elections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13

Through cold feet?
THE other man tossed down his napkin
and said
No. I'm not through, and 1 haven't
got cold feet. But I'm into you for four
thousand, if you'll remember, and I didn't
intend to meet up with you till had the
money in hand to settle with you. That's
ALL
Lucky smiled amusedly
You're an ass Jim.' he said. pleased,
all the same, over the conscientiousness
shown by his friend. Picking anything
up?
In two-dollar lots was the reply of his
friend.
Well. let's start said Lucky and the
two men got into .Luckys' trap and were
driven to the track together
That was day when Lucky got over
one of his famous killings. He put $50, 900
down on his horse Emperor of Norfolk, at
5 to /, and he put 5000 of this amount
down for his conscientious friend. without
the latters knowing anything about it.
'On the following morning Lucky again
walked into the room where his friend was
bTeakfasting.
Count it and see If it's right, old man.
said Lucky tossing the huge bundle down
alongside his friends plate.
That's your bit of the Emperor of
Norfolk thing, explained Lucky with the
$1,000 you owe me deducted and then
Baldwin hustled out to escape listening to
his friends thanks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
Aided an Unfortunate.

Lucky in his early racing days around
Chicago, used to do a good deal of his own
betting, rather than delegate that part of
1t to commissioners. He hated. in those
days. to be followed about in the betting
ring by chaps eager to find out how he
was betting. This sort of thing eventually
became such nuisance to him that he
finally quit putting his money down alto
gether, employing shifting crews of COM
missioners to do his big betting.
lone afternoon, at Washington Park,
Baldwin was executing one of those little
betting tricks which is known as making a
price
He hustled down the main bookmakers
line, betting 500 a crack the favorite.
The weight of his money forced the prices
against the other contenders up. When the
real horse-one of his own-that Lucky
intended to get the big money down on
touched the figure 6 to l on the bookies'
states, Lucky's commissioners appeared
at all of the big books simultaneously and
took that one for gObs.
while Lucky was shaping the $500 bets
down on the one that he didn't mean, a
motley gang of pikers followed closely in
hiJ wake. They, of course, didn't know
the trick that was coming off. and when
they heard him calling off the name of
the fayorite they rushed off to get their
small bets down on the favorite. Baldwin
didn't have much sympathy for this tribe.
but, just as he was turning away from
the mob at the last bookmaker's stand on
the line. lie espied shabby poor devil with
a IL Dill Va l&Htly clutcned IN ms nanu
Something in the keen, worried look in this
mans face touched Lucky
Well he broke out. choppily, facing
the anxious-looking chap with the visible
81 note. you've been treading on my heels
for half mile-now are you sure you've
got the right one?'
g Well. replied the shabby chap, hum
bly,, was trying to listen, Mr.. Baldwin,
because I haven't cashed a bet in long
time, and they've got me down to my last
two bucks, and
Here. you come over here said Bald
win, taking the man by the arm and haul
ing him over to a ring stanchion. Are you
gabber. or can You keep your tongue be-
tween your teeth?'
'.The dejected-looking chap replied that
he didn't know anybody around the track
to talk to.
= All right, said Lucky hurriedly skin
ring a 500 bill from his roll, Take this
and get 1t down on my horse for yourself
don't pinch any Of r out but get it down
as II stands-there's to in that book
there. and Lucky rushed on to see that
his commissioners were attending to their
business Of eating UP the s to ! on tap
against his horse.
The shabby looking chap obeyed
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14

@eib un6 Mutter lire Bflidt 81 er:
fiiQen bal" 8onn ipra6 er nod aus.
fiibrlidl iiber ole e0len Nufgaben Der
SauSfrou un0 betonte belon0erS DIE
&in0erer5iebung, mo Iugte u1ter
4noerem: y@enn Sbr Cure Sodter
i'm MiiBiggang unO @ltbiuft groB
8ie6t, inter Dem @inorud, oaB, neil
Sbr in Gurer Sltgeno bdrte Nrbett
uerritten mltBtet, Cure Ginoer MN
Elm 2e6en bon @entB uno Sequem.
li6feit ba6eu iollen, 10 bereitet Sbr
tic MIR 81 nlbloien @eien Dor, Die
ocrmoleinit iid ieIbit ln6 Gnoeren
sur Salt fuQen."
Gum S6luB OeS lebrrei6en, bod.
intereiiunten &ortrnges iagte ct: Die
glligo6e ser 6rou lit feline lei6tc,
ober inoent lie oieieI6e erfiiat geruinnt
lie Die bodite u1O beiligite @enu0.
tbultng, Die Dem Mtenihen IN Oieien
@roenpoQen beihieoen it,"
An itrengungen sur Net
tung elmer 5um SoOe
@erurtbetlten.
NtG6tigc Ginilitiie limo om @crfe,
nm 6rou 2lnno &oIentiro, cine Sta
lienerin, BON Dem @oIgen 81 rettcn.
0ieielbe crituf SIT 2ooi, gt. s., cine
anOere StoIienerih, peil ibr oicielbe
ibren @uttcn cntfrcmoct bottc, mo
mitcltc iid oororf Der Toli5ei. Sic
lpllroe Dor etIi6cn Wlonaten pro5ei-
iirt uno gum Sooc uerurtbeilt, erbielt
icOod) fitr5 Dor Dem fir ibre &inrid).
tllng beItimmten 0utltm cine @ulgel1.
friit, un0 icit0em lin0 cnergii6c In=
itrengungcn gcmod)t mor0cn, lire
9egno0igung reip. llntiuonolung OcS
SooeSurtbeilS in 3udtboltSboft, SIT
ermirfen, Sbr Nmuolt bat iid al ben
bieligen itoIienii6en 9oti6ofter So
ron Mopor OeS Ylon6eS gepenoet,
un0 0ieicr bot ii6 Ser Sode onge.
nommen. 9tui Nnoronung oeS BOT
idofterS bat Der italienii6e General
foniul in Nelp-0orf cine llntcrilt.
dung 0eS Sales ~begonnen 1lno miro
Der legation 8cridt ooriiber erItot-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
@nnfrGnbcr mn @crf.

GoGcoo, 8, 10. MGr5.- @db.
reno Der pergon9encn Nod)t ipren9-
ten @in6re6er oa8 @cuolbe Ser 9nnf
BON @enoo, Is Mcilen oittid BON
bier, ltno crbcutetcn $4,000 bis
$4,000 in 9oorgelO, lopie @ertb-
popiere gum 9ctro9c bon $4,000.
Die Gdltber fubren bon BORT nab
Eoleoo, no lie, ais iic merftcn, Dab
Die 8oli5ei bercit8 No6ridt bon oenl
&ollbe erboIten bate, ibr 6ltbrruert
ite6cn licBen mo SIT 6uBe entilobeu.
9ie Yoli5ei fnbnoet allf lie.
Gobucoh Sen, IS. MGr5.-Gie
9unf bon 9cntorL ap., "a Weilen
bon bier, lit bon Ginbre6ern beintgr.
Illdt lporOerL iucld)c Die Spinoe nit
9pnomit iprcn9tcn uno nit $1,000
entfamen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
Me6r Hanbreiter Mnmpit.

Sort Nortb, Ger, 10. MGr3.
- Cine 0cpeide aus SbernlnrL Ger,
an Ben rSerQlo" nleloet:
Inter Den pielen ein5igartigett
u1o ottruftipen Yl0nen, Die in Ser
binOling nit Dem Gmpfong oes YrG-
lioenten Nooiepelt III Sherman III
IuSiid)t itebeh, lit oerienige Der Bill
Dung elmer Sdiuooron juoenoli6er
Goubreitcr I'M 6orofteriitiiden So
itiimL o1e ollf ollsermd6lten 8onics
reiteno ltno nit boiler &riegsollS-
riiitllng perieben. 9ie fleinen &rie-
ger neroen Die Gbrenesfortc oeS &rd-
ii0enten biloen. Ser erite S%oItepunft
oes ErGiioenten in Geros miro Cher
man Iein uno bier miro CT audi Ieine
erIte Heoe bolten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
90ieoclb %pcrlanat.

Eittsburg. go, 10. M1r5. =
Ger II Sabre alte Hop S%ilbebrono
BON Samilton-gpenie, lit lebten
Montog bonn Souie peri6munoen,
uno seItern traf elm 9rief bon ibnl
Elm, in Incident er iaet, er meroe dis
@efanaener feitacbolten uno es per.
DC $3.50 2oieseIb fir i'm perlungt.
Ser 9rief lit aus Help-WortinSpiae,
@..Ga.. ootirt uno onf Der Hiidieite
bcs Gnpeloppe lit mitaetbeilt, man
lole noh Yooen-Gitp, %. .Go., id)rci.
ben. Ger 9rief muroe DER Eittsbur.
ger Eoli5ei iibergcben. nnb es lit bon
bier noh ben Snitruftionen oes
Slnsen Gin Sodbrief o~beeinnot nor
Den. Mud Die EoIi5ei in Gem. Mor-
tin5nile lit benofrihtigt porDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
9nrd cigcnc llnUuriihtigfcit Dcrs
idmloct.

Scronton go, IS. M6r5.
Sn Der OrforO- 3cfc Der o2udo'
manno-Go." crcignete iid cine beftigc
Grplolion idlngenocr @etter. 9ret
W6nner pur0cn idtpcr perbronnt,
6pei bon ibnen mcr0cn Iterben. Sic
S6mcrpcrlebtcn linO: So6n 8. S6o.
mos, eill Elmtp Sumner, unO =, S.
Tuonc, Elm aoblcngrGber. Gpdn
SngbeS, cin Bump Hunner, erlitt
ld)lpere Serlebungen. Die GrploIiolt
luor onrd oeit @ebrand polI offellclt
8rltbenlompen perrtriodt lporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
stnrm an Ser Gaeifie.GaIc.

Der @in6 mebte nit elmer Sd)neligs
felt bon 100 Meilen pro Stltnoc.
Sdiperer &egenfaQ irn0 Ser
MISUNDERSTANDING -Sdnce
in Nri3ono. - 9%ebensoerlllIt in
sos 9(noeles Onrd @inihrr3 elmer
Bride.
San 6ronci8co, 10. 0fdr5.
Seit Samitug berrid)t Gin Siios
peititlrm all ser @ocific-&iiite. uno
mdbreno oeS gcitrigcn Cages crreitte
Der @in0 81 9oint &epeS eineS 6nel=
ligfeit bon 100 Meilen pro Stun0c.
@ie i'm bieiigen @etter6iireau mitges
tbeilt miro, lit Dies cine Shneqigfeit,
neIfe ME porber erreidt mllroe, lett
Dem Ser mcteorologii6e 0iepit cri-
Itirt. @ellte mooerirte itd) Der Sturm
allf etrpa SO Wfeilen pro Stunoe, lno
in bieIiger Stoot berridtc mir cine
Itorfc 9riie, obmobl idnucrcr Gegelt
fieI. Ger 9roBte Gcgenfoa on Der
&iiite trat SIT Sou 2li8 Sbiapo Elm,
no 1928 3oq innerbolb n Stunocn
fielen. Seine trodenc Stelle criIttrt
5miiden San Diego uuo @ureto.
Sm noroli6en Nri5ona lit Sdncc
gefaaen uno in Gan Slti3 ObiSpos
County, i'm iiioliden Californian, bat
ii6 Elm @elpittcr entloocn. Die GeIc-
grnpbens u1o Selepbonpf0ble liegcn
retbenneiie ST 8oOen mo mld5 Der
@obnpcrfe6r lit our6 Sen Stlrm be.
trGdtliden lluterbrefJungcn inter
lporien morOen. Sm Aagemcincn
miro Ser &erfebr ieOod Dem Meier.
ban oeS Stoote5 plm @ortbeiIe &C.
rciden. Sn San 6rouciaco cntltono
fcin neunen5mcrtber Sduoen.
9riiden Gtntur5 uno
Qeben&Dcrlu it.
Sos Ingeles, t3. M0r5.
Die ilber 0cn Cos Nngclc5 = Hloer
fii6renoe Bride al Der Z. StroBe
brod beltte 5%uiommcn u1o II bis 10
Meni6en ltiir5ten in Den 8llB. 3pei
unbefonnte MtGnner murOen Our6 Die
8lut6 oupongeriiiel unO iin0 per-
mutbliG ertrunfen, mdbren0 es ge-
lang, sic iibrigen Sineingeialetcn
berou85u5ieben. 6rau Glora 8ebb
lit ieOo6 ourh Die nui tie falenoen
9riidentriimmer 10 i6per perlebt,
0aB Tie follm nit Dem &e6en oauon
fommen miro. Cine 6ctrd6tli6e
Sdoor Neu0ieriger bate iiA ouf Der
9riife 5uiommen g%e0rdngt, nm Iid
Die Illtb 81 betrahter, mo oaS
8ol6perf brod tbeilS inter Dem Sc
widt, t6eils inter Dem 9lnprnQ Der
@emGiier 5uiammelt. Der Sos Pm
gcleS = Niper itebt b0ber, ais 5t IT.
geno. .einer Belt lett IL &o9ren mp
bat enormen Sdo0cn on0eridtet.
Der &erfebr ouf Der nSoutbern ga
cific E Yabn" lit la6mgclegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
@auamafer BON einem Grant" be-
Orobt,
q 6iluoelp6io a.,

y UIIuUtIp Z q, To. Wtuf6.
Gin au9eni6einlifJ bormloier
rGronf" wuroe bellte Dor Sobn @o-
nomufer'S 2aoen perboftet, pG6reno
CT NIT lollter Stimme alien &oriiber.
gebenoen Die 9(6iidt mfiinoigte, Dem
Observation-Disclosures oos &ebens-
lift ols5ublolen. Mon fano feinen
&epoloer ulo feline ionItige @oife bel
inn Dor. Der S(rreitont muroe emit
meilen in oie Siren : 9l6tbeilung oes
philadelphia = SoipitolS geihidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
2ebGoftc 9oriengeiddfte

gu IL II I u]u I.
2on6on II, 13. MGrj. - llntcr Der
Ginmirfung Der @ero6icbltng oeS
9%onfoisfonts ullo Der NllSlid)tel ollf
6iligereS @el0 lpltroe 0aS @el6Git
an Der Iftienborie ip06relto Der Mo-
DIE lcbboft in0 ltorf. 9QS ein beion0e-
res d)orofteriitiid)eS Werfrnol Der
ISOLDE lit berpor5llbeben, oaB lie cine
t9.tdgige Eerio0e bon %tbotiddlid linz
lIrlterbrodeilen &lirSIteigeringcn be-
ihloB. @ute 9eridte oeS Sonoels.
WfinilterilimS trltgen 5itr Grboblntg
Der StGrfe Der GoniolS bel, mdbren6
ooS Soulies@ efiibl ourd 0ic ritiiiideu
Nieocrlogen gum NltSorlid gebrodt
mrrbe, Die, ipie cs DeiBt, Terban0lun,
gen fir einen boloigen Srieoens-
l6luB i'm @efolge boben miilien. @i>
nige @~eiprgniB iuoltetc biniidtlid, Der
Iufnobnle oh, luelde Die politild)eit
Gntipidelungen IN TnBlono bel oc1
oitsl1noiihen gorien, Die in ltmfofa-
reihem 9eiib bon ruiIii6en @ertbelt
iinb, firoen meroen. Sollten Die Ont.
midelnngen ernit genilg iuerber, INN
einen Yonif 81 uerltriof1en, Damn iuer-
oen TerfGltfe I'M Guslaito nit Slider.
belt ben bieligcn 9ciib frenloer User.
tbe offi5iren. Die Sbotiodc, boB Die
9orlen Nngelif)tS Der idipcren 9ie-
oerlage Der Huiicn in ser Manoidurei
ibre Tnbe beiuabrten, bot imnlcrhin
einiges Tertroien eingefloBt.
Bon @oa=S Street aeitiibt itno inter
Der @tnmirfitng bon %erb0bten 911fen
orf Dem Continent beboupten me-
rifonilde @ertbe ibre Seb6oftiafeit
uno Storfe, mo bcionocrs traten Die
groBen Inlogef0ufe fron5oliider S6u-
ier IN bombs Fcrpor. g(ugcniheinlid)
li1to peridieoene gftien fir Monipu-
laflpren oilSgeiuht norben, ood NOR
oas om iddrfiten in Die augeu iprin.
genoe Characterization Der ISOLDE Die
3iirslteigernng bon Gbeiopeafe unt
GA Toints uno Canadian Yocifics
INN 8 Eoints, luabreno 9uofon Bays
Inn meitere 4 Hoints ai15oeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14

Sad einem Sonogemenge um5ingel-
ten mir oieie &olonne un6 nabueu
iie 9efangen. Sn Der NGbe BON Duff
Sen iebten ll~e6erblei6iel 0es 6ein0es
einen nusiidtSIoien &ompf tort ooer
ergoben iid. 4ufrGumltngSoperotio-
men limo iiberoQ i'm @onge. Die ges
follenen 6einOe liegen ii6eraa in&aus
fen umber, u10 bis iebt iin0 mir ali.
Der Stonbe gelueieu, ite 81 %beerOigen.
Die e%ingebcnoe llnteriufung Der an
oen peridieoenen Bl1beu 3ugefitgten
&erIuItc lit nod nid)t beNl6i9t, obcr
sic 3ubl Der @etootcten, @erturn0e=
ten ionic @eiongenen be6 6einOeS
mo Der 9elttegegcnitGnoe lit unge-
beler. 9ie c%rbcuteten llniformen II.
8rooiontuorrGtbc biIoen groBe Soll-
fen Die @iigeln Gbnli6 iebeu. @e,
nolte Grbcbungen boben mir nod
ni6t moden f0nnen."
&uropotftn'S GntIoi.
iungSgeiltd Of.
YeterSburG 10. WGr5. - Sc.
neral altropotfin bat Sen G5orcn en-
Iu6t, i'm oeS Oberbefe6ls al entla-
item. gls @runo giebt er on, ct Iei
pbpliId unb geiItig nidt nlcbr Der
Situotion gelpodicu mo bcoiirfc
oringcno Der Rllbc uno GrboIlng.
9ic &eranttportling fir bic Nicoer-
loge nitnnlt er oIlein ollf lid; feline
ein5igc @nti6ulOiglng lit, er babe
bic St6rfe Der Soponcr unteri6dst.
Semen Sooel bat er fir feline @e.
ner6le, aitf ocren Tnrotbcn er Die
Sdlodt o%uQenommen bate. IS
6cibt, Der &uiIcr mcr0c &llropotfin'S
H%eIi9notion occeptiren. Suropottin'S
Hlli ais Strotege lit uriuioer6ringz
lid) perlorcn, uuto bic militdrtiden
9erotber 0cS G3orcn befin0en ii6 in
nid)t gerinqcr GcrIegenbeit iibcr Die
9(uSpobI eineS IoffolgerS I'M Obcr-
commando. Gem &ernebmen nod
ioa General @roOfoff, @oltpernelir
oeS Nrmlir-0 iitriftes, gum gtodfol-
ger 9uropotfin'S in gusii6t gcnom-
men iein.
Wton madt ii6 bier boroitf gefoBt,
0oB Die @elommtberlllIte ser &uiien
in ser S6lodt bei Wufoen mebr, ais
100000 Wunn, fat 3neiorittel Ser
gar15en StGrfe ibrer Irmeen, betrns
gen mer0en; ferncr 800 @eidiiBe,
piele 5o6nen uno cine enorme Wenge
Gricgsoorr0t6e. Mon 6efiir6tet, Die
Heitc Der rliiiihen 9(rmee tperben 10
oonit6n0ig o%emorolilirt om Sie.EaB
onlongcn, ooB lie rid)t I'M Stnn0e
fem peroen, erfolgrei6cn @ioeritonO
at leiIten. Die Grltppen oeS @ene.
rails a1lrofi oringen ollf Ser tpelt-
liden Seite uno sic oes Generals
9togi bon Often Der gegen Den Sab
Dor.
@lodn0ebrc6er gefo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
3u96icn it cingeIteIlt.


Sn @nglun0 DerungIiid t..
Son0on, t3, M1r5. - 80brenh
Der Sllipcftion eincs ncllen Stidofcn8
in 9oldolu & &ol9bon'S Stoblfo6rif,
nnipcit Miioblcsborongb, ~erplobirtc
on Somitog ein @oSbebGlter itnb $.
9. Tolloro, cin omerifaniIder Sltoez
nicilr, mclder Die Niiflidt botte, iullr-
&c oui Der Stele 9ctootet.
GnqIon6's Irmeebuogct.
2onbon 10. MGrs. - Die 8or-
onIdl0ge oeS IrmeebtogetS fir ooS
SiSfoliobr 1905 bis 1906 be5ifiern
lid) inS9elomnt ollf $149,065,0 600;
cine 3%rnobnte bon $4,9t5,000 i'm
8ergleid) 5ilm 8oriobre. 0ieie ST.
bobling fommt ouf &ebnung Der
TellouSriiltun9 Der IrtiQerie, oeren
Soften oui $6,065,000 berednet limo.
Gie St1rfe Der eillbcimiiden nno
Der &oloniol Irmee (aiisldlieBIid)
Snhien) miro oui 22t. 800 Monn be.
5iffert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14

OIL o. 10. Utur8. SuS IupuIls
Id)e 8olf pcrnimmt Die gin5clnbeitcu
oeS Sieges nit Hilbe. 3ofio iino oil-
oere St1ote limo oltBeroroentlidl rus
bio. uno Die neucrlid) an ooS Solf CT.
aoitgene Mobnutg, fcin @elo fir
Siegesfeiern ous3ugeben unb feline
@riporniiie fir 2iebe8eoben SIT Ders
lpenoen, miro oagemein befoI1t.
@ei @rorterlunq Der moglihcnGin.
mirfung oes Sieqes ouf baS 3uiton.
oefommen bes 6rieocns iprehen iid)
Die ioponiiden 9l1tter in ihren 9eit.
ortifeln oobin aus, Dab Sopou ocn
arieg cnergiid iortfiibren miro lno
fpebcr brett, nod inoireft GuBlono
irgeno melbe &orid)lGee 81 MAIDEN
bat. ,
Sn elmer Meloun1 bon SamItoe
Nadt iogt 5elomorihoq Opanio:
vuniere geiommten StreitfrGfte
riidten olf ons redte llfer oeS Sun
Dor uno perfolaten Den Seiuo encr.
gid in alien Gidtnngen. @ir er.
reiften am Nadmittog beS 10. Wt6r5
cine 2inie IS Nieilen n0rbliG BON
Siin.8luB. gn If. MARS iesten mir
Die gerfoIgung nit Nadorud fort.
ltniereS treitfrofte riidten norbm1rtS
ponr~ Gu.5luB Dor uno sriffen iofort
nod ibrem gbmarid cine itorfe So
Ionne oes 5einoes. Die iid) olf Dem
Niid5ug nod Horoen befano, al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
@Iodn0ebrc6cr gefo o.


Sotip, is. MGrj, - Der britt
Idle Compiler nSoron Erince," nit
elmer 2ooung Stobli6ienen no6@los
bipoitof unterpegs, iplIroe om 8.
Wf1r5 bon oen Sopouern IN ser Sill-
StroBc 9efopcrt ilno mad, Soiebo 9e-
broft, no oos 8riienuerfobren itott-
finoet.
3u9oieni it cingeitcIlt.
Sientii II, 10. MGr5. - Sniol-
&c bon neutrality-suspicious. S6ipierig-
feiten fiiioigt Die dinciiide Giien-
bobnpermoltung fir Montog bis ollf
@eiteres cine Ginite(itng oeS 3ilg.
0ienlteS 5uiid)en aoupontie, 9infolp
uno Sinmintin an. g8ie oerlolltet,
lit Die 9etriebSeinitellung oesbolb er.
folgt, mcil Die ioponiihen MilitGrbe.
BORDEN oornni belteben, Dob ole 81
ierbobn milit0ril6enG ronSport5lpef-
fen oicnItbur qcntnht miro.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-10
Posse After n Bad Indin.

CALEDONIA. Ont. July 10.-Betsey Jacobs, crippled squaw, thirty years old. was found dead on the flor of her home with her face beaten to a pulp and marks of strangulatio1 on her throat. She had been crimiially assaulted. A letter addressed to Jo. seph Bennett, an Indian, was found on the floor of the cabin. Bennett vas seen driving away from the cabin in a buggy and was pursued by pose. He abandoned his horse after loig chase and took to the woods. Tie bush has been surrounded. and Bel nett's capture is hourly expected.