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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-20

y ~ NJ "a. 81 III : 80 q
geous uniforms than ai any Ct the
leyees during hesseasol, The music
furnished by the Marine Band was
entirely martial In charactef, and
the decorations consisted Id part Of
the flags of the President tie iieu-
tenant general OF thel army and tho
admiral Of the navy and other EN-.
btlematic5 devices I'M harmony with the
army and naval representation at the
reception.
The Prcsldents discussion Of the
situatton IN santo Domingo and our
duty 10 that country as set forth in
his message ID the Senate seems TO
meet with general approval The
message was sent 70 the Senate wed.
nesday evening but arrissd loo late
for consideration that evening, ana
was taken up Thursday II is about
d,5oo words Sins length and was read
4n5full 10 the ssonat e4 and n was eyi.
deaf That IL ptsdleea good opln.
! Ion among TIC Senators Whetiier
vigorous opposition 10 ERE protocol
will be developed cannot SCI Ne ptoph.
esied, but In my case Is general,
1 beloved that The sentiment toward
the President on account Of The ar
bltration will not influence tiie con
slderation Of this matter Democrats
as well rs Republicahs are positive
int their statement thai the matter viii
DO disposed 81 thout regard to tlie
i dIftereEcesofs lie Senate and me Preel-
4 dent The final vote VIM sbs reserved
for an extra session % be called Inn
4 mediately after the tournnent Of
4 CONGRESS. Is
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-20
WASHINGTON LETTER
SOCIAL AND POLITICAL MOVE.
MENTs I AT The Il UNITED
STATES CAPITAL.
.(ey Our Regular correa;ipondent.)l

(ey Our Regular correapondent.)
WASHINGTON. ID G., Feb. 4 co.!
In the old hall of the House Of Repre-.
sentatives long since deserted as a
Congressional assembly room aud
now used as receptacle Of statues
Of distinguished men, there has been
placed this week tho statue OF Fran.
els Willard. Nearly all Of the States
have contributed TO this hall marble
or bronze oillgits oi{their distinguish.
ed sons 1T was only n monthSngo
that the statue oftlngals, OF Kansas,
was placed in this hall and now the
State of Illinois has erected a8statue
Of Francis Willard, whom many Will
agree is the first woman Of the Uni.
ted States. The statue represents her
on the platform in a pose gfamlliar;to
those who have heard her in public
and on its base inscribed the words
from one other temperance lectures:
"Ah, 1t is women who have given the.
costliest hostage TO fortune Out into
the battle Of life they have sent their
best beloved, with fearful odds
against them, Oh, by the dangers
they have dared; by the hours Of pa
tient watching over beds where help
less children lay by:the incense Of
ten thousand prayers waited from
their gentle lips to $heavens i charge.
you give them power to protect along
life's treacherous highway those.
whom they have So loved
The House OF Representatives has
been much excited oyerathe aotionEof
the Senate iil5returnlns the agricul-
tural bill with an amendment which.
Involves the revenue, This amend
ment affecting The revenue IS regard;
ed as a direct violation Of the Consti:
tuition and Is an infringement on the
privileges Of the House, where all
revenue bills must originate. Repre-.
sentative Payne in an Indignant
speech in the House declared that the
Constitution conferred upon the House
j the right to originate all revenue leg.
islation and the act Of the Senate he
l Z. 4.
denounced as an aggressive attack
upon the House:by the Senate. 1t Is
peculiar coincidence that just al
the moment that the Senate is repu
dating the act of the President ina
real Or: supposed attack upon the dig
|, nifty and prerogaHves Of the Senate
I THAT same body should have been gull
ty OF a violation Of the Constitution
; and a usurpatlon Of the privileges .
/, the House. On vote Of 265 TO; 5 tn.
) resolution to return the bill to tn,
Senate was passed.
The last Of the Presidents recer
tons occurred Thursday night last
: and was altogether the largest an
!, most brilliant q the winter. Tire
thousand guests shook hands Wit
Mr. Roosevelt between the hours 9
]. nine and ten thirty, and snotWithstant
: ling the hard work and erplexities 9
!! the President during the week hi
dwell come Of each cues was as heart
4 as ever: The rec option RasSin homo
J Of The army and nav. and the oizcsr
}, jpresent we're In full uniforms SO tha
the sssna van more brilliant viii 90
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-20
WILTON LAckAYE

In "The PITT The Great Success c
the Year Wednesday Night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-20

William A. Brady's greatest produc-
ton, THE PITT a dramatiaation OF
Frank Norris famous novel Of Chi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-20
N......--l> y a. e

pretty and regarded as. one of the
best women fencers lin the country.
She should mako an admirable i'm.
preston as The fascinating actress
Of the Drury Lane Theatre. IN the
time of Garrlck.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-20
.Esorsals.I

For Sale.
G General store SIN new mining town
Stock viii invoice $4,000. A. good
discount will DO given Inquire it
this office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-20

I Hoyt's Bunch Of Keys, Grand
Opera House tonight.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Seonnro Uerurtbeilt.

Sem Dort, t3. NtopenTbcr. -
SorrU u, 2eouor0, ser ingc NoQ.
Strnbeu GIerf, meIhcr filr5Iidb
@crtbpapiere gum @etroge BON
$3j9000 bon Der .Gitp Notional-
Qanf" itabI, lmlroc bcutc 5lt 13 ooer
II Monotcn Soit inn Corrections
hallie pon Glmira uerllrtbeilt. Gr be
fannie Iih iduboig uno Hihter Wc.
WiaAon ertlGrte in ieinem llrtberl5-
iprlldlc, rr ihentc Der Nn9dbe oeS
Jlhgen Wonnes. OuB cr 0ie Sefuris
t1ten mir aenomnen babe, INN 0cn
&nnfen cine Sebre 81 ertbeiIcn lluO
ibnen 81 5eigcn. mie Ieidt Die Ser.
iibun0 eineS ioId)cn GiebitobIa lei,
@lOubcn pile Die geitobleneu @ertb.
pupiere mlr0en 5uriid erlungt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
@Ciitlihcr in iciucr STRIDE nirocrgC'
ItDdICn.

@utrobc, Fay t3. 9toutmbcr
&dter Shea, Scr bctugtc Fiarrcr
Ser totboliihCu St, Roie'o {irhc,
mur0c aeitern bci'm GcIcbrhon ser
Nieiic BON ,<obn 9iuoouati ouQeioIicn
mo ourh eiucu Wiciicritih in Die
9rrt pcrIulmoet. H0uonoti, uclhcr
bctumfen mar, iluhtc mdbrcao oc2
@ottcooicnitc3, ling DGnOel an mo
Ieiltctc 0cm Sitter Sdbola, melhcr
i'm an Die Yltit 5u icbclr pcrIuhtc,
28ioCritono. &otcr 5beu fam pom
2lltnr berbei nm Dem Nctnmtcucn
&orltcllungcn 5u modem, ais 2ebtcrcr
pI0BIib cin Stilrt 3oQ lut0 ca oem
@ciltild,en III 0Ic Gunt itieB. g1a
oide WicBQcuuno bcuirftc, OaB Scr
StoB tbciIneiic obalitt uno &otcr
Soco nit elmer ni@t t0OtIidcI9&unOc
0uuou tam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
,(Sroi NSnlocrIcc" uic6er ffott.

Nem Norf. f.. 9topember. -
Der grobe Samburger 9ompfer
,Brai @aIoeriec, =" lpelher ieit Sam.
Itng otf oem Sddanune oeS 9telu-
9orfcr Soofens feitjaq pltroe beute
iriib mieocr iIott gcmaht, uodoem
man 5000 bon Sen 10000 Sonneu
8rodt oe8 Campers ouSqelnoen
bate. Ser 0antpier begub li6 an
iein Iod 5lriit, nm nui'S 9telle be-
frahtet 3it meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
- 2osiWem
iibern
peri rDannng

Grrh i6re anti biIiGier
GiNcnihoitcn itinnrIircn iie Oic 2e0er
IN Der 2Ibiouocrlua Ger Sale lmo
sW2icbciOunG ocrielbcu Ollrh Die
~oucutluGlc. Cirie YiQen, in %,
len Oon }mci bis bier, rc9uliren bal.
oilit Die ScbcrtbGtigfeit llno beireien
o.u Flticutcu pon Oieien WtGngelu.
Cine o0cr }luei bon HuomaU'5 EiQen
tdluh lcuommen pou Golden mel.
DIE an bIDIoicu Shmer5en mo lrGg.
6cit Ger %gbcr lciOcn boIten 0u8 Sp.
item rclcJmdbja lmo iicbern cine ge.
inoc &2rOnuug.
SD OW l2o uriI,u BON Der nddfieu sGpotbefe
enilcrnt uno rcrIuuRc uon Gub mir Elm Sueeno
Norts Drcr 'Etugu 80 uberleuocn. SD Ieioe an
MuaIcI NbCumun2mus mo mar ueun Nonate
lunN in 0Ol zpriu0s Ntinc Qebcr uno &ieren
iuo uu0CRuii,u Gh fuuo oaB Sbrc Bitten mtr
ncbr uuUcu ais uue Nlcottueu oie I'D gcuom.
mcu mo ole zpriua,' obcnoreiu.
NGuut pou
NJ. Snmes"
Nuruuu QuIu puma Gomh 2ri8ouu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

WobsdAitotion fitr unO gegen ole Hes
pubIif inn gun}cn Sanoc nit Heoe.
icucuucrf ibr Gnoe.
Die ioUeit norIiegcnocn 9eri6te
aus 81 Giitrittcn crgebelL oaB %.
ll3 Stimmcn iiir Die Grpdbllmg 0eS
Frincn &arl abgcAcbcn woroen iino
un0 GSOG 0aacgcn.
Ni9 6 llhr beute 9lbcno batten 60.
Ol0 Fcrionen 5r Suuiten elmer Dto.
narhic H. -. l35 oagcBen geitimmt.
Sin itlucrc3 &ohm mltroe abgege.
ben
&ricHo HoNcfuuQcnc Ruiien
AMI Oem &cimmeg.
Yotobumu l3 y{ou. - Den
rltilNhcn Ncrtrctern, ole fiir oeu 8iid.
transport Der MrieQ0Qciunqenen Cor,
&c traaeu, limo 1874 ruiiihe Soloo.
ten untcr oieicn 1852 Seeleutc pon
Eort }Irtbur, Elm Obcrit. Elm 0berit.
lieutenant lm0 eli Sol0aten. ole in
Oen @efcdtcn bel Ailileuhcng lno bel
(eliiln 81 oeiungcuen gematt mur.
ocn 'liir oie Ncimiubrt iibergeben
worOcn. 1ie iapuniicbe Hegierung
lorgt iilr ibre llntertunit bis ilr Nb.
reile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
llnbcimlidDcr Iuno in Glcuclano.

GlcOrIou0, o, 13. Noo. -
2IuI cincm 2IbiaQpIob imoen Qcitcrl
@iuOcr ciucu menblihcn Rupf
obnc aopi 1mO @lic0moBcn. Die
&oentitGt oc3 [o0tcn fomtc niht
icItgeitcllt mcr0cn. Ger &eibnonl
mar polltdnOiQ unbctlci0ct mo mics
ciuc &u8clmunoe in ser rrhtcn Scitc,
mclhc mobI OCu Zoo pcrl,riad)t bat.
otf. 9tud ser Foitmortcu llntcrs
iuhlm0 0caGoroucr5 SicAclitcm mar
oic MianncalCihc cinbaliomirt nor.
SEN, ood) mciit ser Coroner oie gIn.
iiht 5urild, OoB Die @cidc IN elmer
mcOi}iuiihcu gnItolt ic5irt lmo Oonn
oli Den 9IbiolpInb 0ciilbrt lmtroc.
&opI un0 @Ijc0cr moren uon oiicn.
bar qou} lmlcllbtcr 1ono obaciduHt
ten mor6cu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

gnOrcm NlmiItou'a giidfcbr ans
europa 2eiorocrt. McGoQ
pic0er oui Dem 3cugcnitlno.
9tcm Oorf t3. giopcmbcr. -
>Sobu u. McGau, ErGli0eut Ser oNcms
Dorf 2iic 5uiraucc 60. erihieu
bcute Dor Dem llntcriudnmQa Gomitc
Ser 2egiSIuhr rmo crbielt bon ocms
iclben percmptorilde lMitruttion, Ole
9iiidfcbr 2morclu &onilton'3, Oc5
9lmualta. mcldcr sic 2cpi9latip @es
id)Gite ser Gompa1uic III 9llbunp be
iorgte, ans europa un5uor0ncn Ser
ner muroe cr initrlirt cine 9lbreds
nrna bon 0unlilton iiber Ole BON Inn
perauSgobten @elOcr, iouic iiber Die
@ctrGqe, meIhc cr Scr o9tem-9orf
2iie Suilrancc So. ihuIOct, ju for
0crn.
WtcGda beItritt. ooB 0ie Gompug
ne Nomlltou nud europa aelchldt
babe, nm i'm oui Gduer ser gegen
mGrtigen llntcriuhlmg ans oem
Megc 81 babcn. IS miiroe ibnl iiigte
McGou bnt5lL i'm @c9entbeil icbr
licb icin mennNanliIton 5urildtebrte.
,Scruer ia0te MicGda menn SunliIton
nid)t an oOer Dor Dem 81. Geiclnber
Ole $235, 600, mcIdc cr Scr Gompag
ME ihuIOe, 5uriid eritattc, 10 lueroc
cr CNtcGoW Oa$ @clO ielbit be3ab.
fen. &omiltou bciinOc lit 5llr 3eit
cnhueocr in NoriS ooer 9toubeim.
Die 9lusia9cn Der iibrigen belltc
peruommcnen 3eugen poren bon &c.
rngcm ,5ntcrciie Ga9 9omite per
ta9te lih bis morgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Tnno Nic Gltcrn ais ECidDCn ami ocm
GuoCn.

SCRANTON go. t3. 9top. -
2Gl2 sic iiebeniGbrigc Gliic %ouc5
bcutc in Siio. .Gcronton ans ser
StuIc noh Nnlic funL iono lie lore
GItcrn cntieclt oui Ocnl @o0en Ger
Slide Sore M}uttcr mar in bcioc
9hlQcu, ser Safer in sic tcShIGfc
Qcidoiicn. Ger Wtom bicIt cincn 3Sr
foIibrigen Hcpolpcr IN ser rehtcn
SonO. Ger Toter, 5ronf &onc3, %
Sabre aft lmo 2a0cnbciiBcr bate
oiicnbor oie Srou uno 0om lih iclbit
erihoiicu. 0ie Gbeleutc trcnnten lid
Dor pier lSubrcrr, pcri0bntcn iid) bulb
Oorouf mic0er, Icbtcn icood, mic 0ie
Nod)boreu crtIGren icbr ln1lildlih
nit chamber unO bottcu ioit tGglid)
Streit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
>1.sooluaD'S
~ Yillcn

&oIitduoiG Qeihmad(oS. elegant
ijbcr5oAeL puraircn, reguIircn tld.
rem r2juiGen lmO Itdrtu. Hdomop'S
EiQcn iiir ScihmQ aIler Nei6meroeu
oc9 WtuQcn9. ser Ginqcncioe. 9tieren.
9laic. nerpGie Groutbeitcu Shpin.
0c, &crtilo, &erltopilng, Eile3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Gonucnt Der ySeseration Of labor."

Eitts burG go, 13. Mon. -
Ser Gonpent Der ngImerican 6eoera-
ton OF 2abor," nit meld)em oas ill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
rull0 0e0edt.

Gor NotarrJ waht 2n Sid fOrgiam bitten
oeT ,,,- = Sfpirf.nt Diro. an Der Die Suqeno
Sirbt mgg0u .r !slrm ihon -nnGet al, oen
a4It,Eer nor rv r.. Eb0r. 81 udbnen. oaB er
80 ,crai,l. ". fUGi S0iuer Ouit I'll Hib
eriditet ,n6 luH lnueroauIi6ieit Mppilpeb uno
ci,,c Sisibc wr.,rr tttoen Elm. oeren eines im
mer Dieocr o 1a5e ,rn OS% aSsrg noe al, u 70 mite
e.p y. s,srrora SrouterUiaen iihcr Dorbeugen ldbt
Sir - cent ts ApotbeferH 81 bGbeu.
i5i 9o. .1u E&zJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Gi ?ltalns ga. lit ooa q

= IN @It0M3 ga, II 0oa 1rOBe
9almmou Nn5o}in ser 6irmu 0ca0.
lutler & 60. u, ucIheln 1900 8ollcn
@unmnouo m0 cine ouf $2O,0OG
belpertbcic Fa.tic 6Iad)a lo9crtcL
elm Hulb Der 6lanncn aeporOen
Scr onacrjAtotc SdoOen belduit lid
oltf 100000 m0 lit our6 Geriicbe.
rlma NeOeNt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

9tCuc iupuHi de u Anlcibe

9tClC IapuHt DE u nletDe.
2on0on 13. 9touembcr - Git
,9liiociirtc @rciic" lit benodridtigL
OoB ole joponiiAc Rc8icrlmg be-
ihloiicn bat. cine ncue auSludrtige
9lnleibe I'M 9ctroqc BON $25OOOO.OO0
3u 4 9rojcnt 5u crbcbcn Ger Grtro0
ioll tbcilrpeiie uli GonucrtirlnG Ser
olsluGrtiaril icdapro}cntiAen Anleibe
uno tbeilpeiie oui GiuI0ilng Der in
ncren 9lnIeiben perpcnoct peroen.
Gos Barrier 9untbouS &otblfil0
miro Die 9lnleibe Gouptiahlih' per,
mitteln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

Grtdtung In ciuem Sagc III belen.
Nebnc SnrntiUe Sromu GuiuiHe lubetS 9tpo,
igeIeI geben @elo 5utld. uenn feline 0eiluna.
g. b. Giroue'c lluterihrft an S6ldteln. 25c.
tltOo2 tStSd,gS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

/ IlN'rs tNI ~NNNt'lN.t ,DiNNubU'0 Wv"
luocrcr @cQicnwQ4 W}ouopolc er
| wdlt, oen Glotten 5uitcul ibrc mo
rojihc lmtoriulmml mNcocibcu }l
lOleu.
Guor ora Gjicubouuitritc~
in NcUrcjb.
g3icn. 13. 9}ou. Ger QroGc 81,
icnbubnitrifc, mclhcr ocu Qc'oumtcu
&crfcbr IN Der ihpor}dcIbcu Q}oums
| die lubm}tleNcu orobtc, lit bccnoct.
| 9nQrihta Der 5botiodc, ooB Ocrvpo'
liuc y&i0critun0" 0cQ Nctricb0pcr'o.
nnl@ Der Stoutabubncn immcr mcltcr
nm icb ariii mo mebrcrc inoHtricII2
Gtubliiicncnt9 lucgCn &oblelmlon9cl9
ibrcu Wctrcb 5t bcihrduten o0cr 10.
0ur Oollit0n0ig cin5ultellcn ge}lplIH=
Qcu murrn, bat 0ic Mc1icrltn1 ljb sum
9}uhQcbcu Qcn0tbiQt Qccbcn. Zen
2luUcicltcu limo nonlbultc 3ugc.
| itdu0ujic Gcmuht por0cn lno oar
odhiu hubcn oic Stritcr ole 9Irbcit IN
uollun ltmiong lpicocr altdcuonlntcn.
Moblcnin Spuuicn.
WtuOriO, l3. 9top - Gie Qeiteru
Qllcuthalbeu im &onbc ubGcbdltcncn
| NhmBipurpdblcn reiultirtcn int 2JII
Qcmeiurn QiinitiN iilr Ole Nc9icrlmg
allcun Die Ncpublirouer crbicltcn an
muuchcu Nnttcn ucr9r0Bertc Vtaiorl
t0trn ,\n Wuorio muroCn 2l 9Inbun
ger Der RCqicrltnA, , NcWlbltantr
unO , So}iaiclm 81 WiitAlIcocru oe5
Sta0tratba cnudbt Die &oli3ct Der
boitetc 60 Ecrioncu lucQcn l1gclcB
Iihcu Stinmcn9.
yin ucrihicoencn Euuttcn fam c3
III M0bltrumollcn. 0ic Sh0entcn-
lmruhcn bubcu lib 9clcAt mo Ole bic
iiQc llniucriitGt purOc hcutc UIcOcr
cr0ilnct
@rubcn &otoitropbc in
[run90ual.
,&ubouniSburM (rdnpuoL Is.
9(ou. Sin Sdocbt in Der Ericion
tciu.@ubc ltilBtc bcutc ciu 81 Gt0
| Qcborenc lmo elm 94eiBer tonen babel
nl'2 &cbcn.
| llurr Sir ,utr,'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
0atban Morris frei.
Ncinc 9Intln9C aCNcn i'm in &crbin
NuuN nit Suiuu @Cnrp'e SUo.

@CbcinmiBuoue GrmorounN ciuca
,.;, 2..,...u>,
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GlcpelanO. - Sdredlidbc llcbcr
'"'U''''3 ''''V' I'coV'Uo0''0V'
W}G0hcua bel iciucr Rijffcbr o,Is
DER SNu'e III >llo. @trolIlo'I.
Notcr NM glA,ttcr D,ocn rri,ho;
lIn am Dem |oocn. Narro u.
ucop,rn,. lrrthcir u,,cr ;,iro.
tilrjIih ocn @ontcu an Scr @oll
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
&ranfbaItes &opiwrb,
,SraueuieiOeu,
llnbcraanlidJteit,
SiliolitGt,
9SeritopinnG
SBspeplin
uaO ale StGrungen DER esber.

@cnbirt oie ioIaenoen Sbmptomc. tpeIbe ourb
'tunt6tilcn rcr &croduuua9s CrNdue eniilebeH:
SuilopinuM tHicylide Ddmorrboioen 9luian,
oruuJ sum &opc. iuurcr miuacH. &dcnblnten.
0sr'lupieu Glcl Oor@peifeu. Shlucre ocs Wu.
Ncre iunrcs 9Iuitoben, 9tHIcn uuo alopieu oes
Nercu5 mHr1Cuoc 0ocr GriiduuQa SciHble bei
ocm ginlcBcu. uCribwummeueo 9tugeuIibt.
Flutlc uocr C5cucbc Dor ocn gtuQcu Sicber uuo
ounpic Ebmcrru i'm Nope. &crluit Der
zhpciGublouoDuuu @cIbbct Der ouut uno
glu8cu Shmcr}cu In Der Stitc Pruii uno cilie.
ocCl mo puultoc gIndue uOa GtQe. Nrcnuen
jm 6lclte, GJHlc mcuge 0oieH bon NaOiuaH's
gnru Wcrocu o0s 5bitcm bon at oeu obenge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
@cun Sic llmIdlnn Galtcn

sauiIs'iupst ie NJ i8 ',uiuG
a ,siol,a aruIsnE s.ui 'li'@ any ,lIp6
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-01-05
CA8To7IA.
Bears the n1he Kind You Have Always Boqga
''s; :; lMfz&zzzzzx
ANOTHER OCEAN YACHT RACE.

Never in the history of yachting has
there been an ocean race of proportions
approaching those which the contest
for the Kaiser'S Cup promises to assume
next year. A dispatch from Germany,
where entries are being filed with the
Imperial Yacht Club of kiel, states
that nine yachts have been entered, in
Guiding the great sloops Columbia and
Constitution. Mr.. August Belmont,
who owns or controls the Constitution,
denies the Kiel dispatch so far as it re-
lates to his boat. But even without the
Constitution the race will present a
notable list of competitors including
the Endymion, Hildegarde, Thistle,
Ariel, Resolute, Intrepid, Ariadne and
Columbia. OF these the Columbia s
the only sloop-rigged craft and as she
will have to cross under the handicap
OF cruising spars and canvas which will
reduce her speed considerably it will be
interesting to contrast her showing
with that of the larger schooners where
the sacrifice of power to safety is
relatively much less. Ocean yacht rae
ing, except in the match between the
Henrietta, Fleetwing and Vesta in 1856,
has been confined to two competitors.
The three above named, all schooners,
covered course between Sandy Hook
and the Isle of Wight for extravagant
stakes, the Henrietta winning with the
phenomenal record of 3, 106 miles cover
ed in Is days, q hours and 50 minutes.
This run has only once been excelled,
when the Endymion went over the
same course in 1900 in 13 days and 20
hours. An ocean race does not afford a
test as fair as that imposed by the con-
dition of the ordinary cup race off Sandy
Hook. The contestants in the former
are alternately the victims or bene-
ficiaries of condition Of winds and
waves that are not by any means i'm.
partial in their effect upon the result.
But an ocean race is valuable in de-
monstrating the seaworthiness of GER
tain models and the cruising value of
certain rigs. The Kaiser's prize is a
valuable one and the aspirants for its
possession are all of good repute in the
world of sport.--Brooklyn Eagle.
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