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SObm W. Scnfcl,
Gr. GO4. Glib SBarp : strnRe,
III mr. HridIrubcitnttCr,

pcI6cu ale SuftrdQc iiets 6nr 3uirtchen9eit
u%tsiibrt. Nic bon ibm beburOeltet Sctcbelt ION
nen lGodDcH lana licgcIl, o1ne ole aerln9ltcll
o"ruonirtc @inbnlinmircriI, uno 1T bic NcbGnO'
luna bon 5rauenleibeH ocrel Spe5tnIttdt.
CNan1O1m
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Die eisaans per Elau: elnsr aran

DC UItann6 Oct SIgh. tEhef UtuH
rno Der Git ibrcr aleioer bdngt bon bern bon
ibr aetraaeien Gorfet ab. 9ies 1T es, pas
Sraiieu boot erBiebenh lno heipinhert Inodt.
SieIe G6nier5eil iino AMI e~ngeetfniirte biutae
Gcrfets Sltriid3uiiibren peIde bic frete Itbmnna
hebiuoerit. 2us ,,gSabe Goriet" 1T has ein3iee
gnriet auf Dem Wadrfi, iueI6es freies sltbeir.
boIen a~eiiattet. ,gSabr Guriet" Earlprs, Rr.
zoos, Northumberland. (5ebr16,1O
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Qurraiuc.

MuIertfm Harforttg - 6ricblldl.
gSciilih BON 2SnIbru0t eii mo cine babe
Wteile. Ncmtbt bic NIT Eopbuttnn be8eibnete
Nurtbs 9rocuicsGar. 5rcie Hulihen glabnlttnas
am terminus. Nreiie ont NeardhntBplneel
ictt fpeSieu. 9et6tc GcOlnaungcll. 3elepbol-
G6tu1 223. Sircau; Trnntltu. uno @iuoiors
RuubS. Ncrlanat 9roi1ilre. (@lat4. 1S.3&e)
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1oanoke- SOter unO Rnuex.

60. Nclu= s)urf gtOc. NtlauticaG 9th, No, rcnos
Dirt, UcrGrbbCrt. Cute Nitbe. $500 Bis $14 90
pro 2Suhe. u. u. Dieting, GigcntBinlcr.
CSuutg, 2lf1
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6odsGrect 9ampfbooi. Gompaguie.

@bfabrt hes Banners nod Stone 9rcef BON
Sp0lpn's gSerfte i1Gli1, alisgenonlrtctI cams
Haas nm s nor Wturocrs mn $50 Nubnllts
tags. HbidUrt BON Qrupn's g8ertte nm $40
Mioracn2 unb 8 llhr gabmittngs.
Sampler na6 Ipd Greet tdgltd. nusgenun.
men Samiiugs, bon Sooion's 0erfie Tim 8 ubr
Wtor9cus H., 2.30 yiGdnt. %oH Sroiun's &erfte
nm $40 McrocRs ulo 3 ll6r STADIUM. Sdrnftnes
nab bcisei Grceis pun Spofon's gSetite nm 6
llhr Wluruetis uuo 2.30 9tdbm. Ngruprts 9Serite
nm Clio Oturgen3 nnb 3 llbr 9tudm.
Spulitag5 I'M 4 ulo 8 llbr Wtnr9ers llno 2
ilDr Gddm. mad beibet @reefs; bon 0roiun8
9Scrfte 10 MiInteIt fpdier.
Sabrprcis fir bic Jinnhreiie % Gents.
CSunit .SmS3Mite)
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Moulano'S tiirfiide SGbcr.
eauitable. Gehaubs, gpitamt aegen. etets often.
(Mueuit22. > ETf|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09

Snrncr, ser &cibenbcitatter,
fpridt bic @abrHrit,
Cine crIIlni1Gc NCcrotgmnn ~gcltCicrt fir $50;
NcrtB SiaJ.
9icfe S7j WcCroiQulg umiNbt fcinell tblunrs
3cu 5llhs. mcibcn 0hcr Oruiieu Ilhi6 2 SUra.
nit icincm Wcfbtu0. o2u rCmiIdrcn 500 cara;
Gcffncit oc8 @rabc5. TOhcsau3cigc ulO 2tlBclIs
itlc nit Acpolilertcm Gcdel. Io0tcn1cllo,
saIcio ooCr 9tubc. 9~iubalfumirunG, Il Euure
SuuOihubc, IbilrcrCpe, 6 Nuti6en nit @l1lItlts
rciiCW, gClhCuuNgcL GTblcr lllo Hclldtcr. -
QNarltm $50 mCbr an ar0cTc Sctdcibtluttcr be-
BaElcn? Sic iuQtCI tets etlpuG bonn &crltIe'
rulp9Oelo iibri0 DdbCit.
Jiu0Crt 8. Surucr, 2ctbCubeitatter,
Gruaoiua an uno S(iucr' Strnfc.
VCtoc Qbnuc. SuI1cusGiu6d lidmircr.
NCrIouot bon YcihcH $50.
CSuuti4 ,1SI&S)
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Is. 4 y. NTH Wio. Sclcpboue.
&. Gambler 4. SDhuc,

9cIdcn0cituitcr uu0 Gi%uhaliGmtrer.
gr. 1908 uno 1910. Gautpn = Nuenue, uno
SiOUit,Gdc SultimuresStr. ulo Srunoiunn.
Sabr.fnntcm Don Y~dtcnt'Snstct5.
CSeHr1O-)
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Bic ySan OOlun t6c Sao nnO G6Op.

TAM ioerzGrfuriionctL, 100 WiciIcH; S~uI8lpnf'
Ter; oet aaiI8en Iu0; 4ebeH9rettcr fit ileine
SUuocr; Der pru6tpolle mo ~populdre Sampler
.Gmmu @ilc3." 9icnitnG mn Souncritug 7
Iidcis 5Oc. 9tuiang OcH %. SUM.
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Eplf's MargIauo, Sclniuare nno
SiItrift Columbia
2rgifun nnO 8eidaftS . Iorcf6nd
tg06-7

pbI WI OUtfitHtu utUsfnNh'
Sbiees SScrt mcifi Die 8erhtecrun0en Der
Iebirn bier Sn5rc uudb lfito reprdientirt olcfe
.Stnater. TOTE tic beute iino. IS entbdlt ote gta'
men Der @ciddite. nnn Yernfelsnts nlo EN-.
eiite bcr 5armrr III irber staot, So,un, 9orf
neer NieSeriaiuln, nit eiuer ooueli Nethrel'
hunG cints icbcn 8tabes mo cine fIatitfi6irte
gtnntellsIliie inter Dem IitcI ieher %ein3cltten Se
f6dit5s ober NcrufsfIGfie. 9S lit Sizes nnr cine
Noeeutuna 6cS banptid6Ii6er, 2ngaltS Ses
gudts baS bicliiIti9e SrIoru!aftoll lbGr WSarn'
lanh. Selauare mo ben 9ttiriit Columbia
hrinqt,, Menn eie @cf6dit. In GeTamntcI Siaa'
tell foliciitrCn 1T 9ies ons rthilae Medium.
SS min It |bc3nbIei. ga bos 2criion cine arnbe
tlilo ELECTROMAGNETIC @irfnIation hGben miro.
YrciS 5000 srp GIempinr.
Gn2ei0cn.Rdien ant @rlli0en.
u. =. &u.f &c Co.. Serlener
St. 957 bis 959. eafpcrt'@epnnbe.
Saltimurcr 0am2f f. scppid Icini.
gungs.G umpagittc,
Rr. t2t, sprs . Greene , straee.
Tepptte nriQcnotnnteft. aerctHlgI ilio fnnieoer'
eeleat. Spe5icle @inri htuig hit ole altoe'
ipnbrnHg bon SepSihen. @egeit wtoiien 9ell6ert.
0iobeI In ~prioaten gbibeillngsn oeIipabrt
Seies SeItpbuRe. !lWal2,zatss,
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SOGn ScriUig e. SDbn.
2cineuDenutter umO Glubaiamirsr.

wv ~UWOl AITNWNN- FFWVNF
8peingel6dft: Nr. 62I, @alictlsgtpcIiue,
StgbiaH0tpnL NdItimoresGounm
28ir baDCn In unrcrcr lungcn Selddli5prngts
9lrnl mo Reid beerolBt, Stno nit GerlllGeh
4rofit 5ulricccit. Dic fciuiicu Guiiben gelte'
fcrl fir 6ubjettcr. llntcr6uItuuGcIt Iro ultocre
@Clcgen6etten. Ncioe TClepboae. Cgidt2s,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09

Gic NuSmonbernng oh"
StoIien. &n Sobre 1905 iponocrtel
ais Stoticn 726,33t. bierpon lporei
603,522 m0rulid)c uno 122, 09 lpelb'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09

Sn 0teien Sogen mus Sc
Der I'M SdrpciBe ieiucS IngciiftS lem
0rpb ciicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09

lid)c Ecrioncn, aus. ll70S3 5o0cn
ii6cr Ocn S5con, 2192lS in Oo3
iibrigc europa. 2ut' Die @ropin5cn
&tnIicn'5 OertbciIt iih Die 2htSroan-
Ocrum0@5iffcr mic follt; 2nrf Si5ilirn
9S,S79, Gompoaniu 1923, GoJobrien
G0,777, N6rltnen 5000, 2omboroei
l5,Sl5, Eicmont 3LOl9. &on Den
in europa Oerblicbr1cu 279,2lS tie
ben iih in Scr Sduoci} 5,0SG, in
Q%cutidIonO 1861. Erunfrcih 81
OO2, GeitreiH i1,I12 mn IN lln0orn
G1Ot nicocr.
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Gincrieii
miro nod Dem .FromctbcrS" i'm
ihpor5cn GrOtbeil Qcplant: 0ie Nlrb-
bornladnng Der &rort DER 3ombciie
Sale 5llm 9etricb DER HonOHN2incn
III 9}otol un0 (@ronaoooI, .. y. uui
GnticrulnNcn bon ctoo 40 cnNliihen
WIcilcn. 0ie 6GQc iulO 327 SUB
bod; ibrc aroft miro oli 100000
Eicroetrdite 0eid)GBt. non 0encn nod
mo nod ehpu 100000 m~tSgcultt
lucrocn iollen. &orl0uiia lit cine Pm.
luQc bon 10000 Hicroctrdftc IN 2lli9-
llht 1cnonnlcn. Ger Strom lOli nit
tclit jucIcr @obcl in elmer Spnnmtng
Don 10000 &olteu ijbcrtro1en mcr-
Den. mobci Ser &erhuit iid oli ctlua
% bis 30 Ero5cnt bclGltit.
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Wnltimprc Grmctrrn.

Shrrau: Srauuiu. sfba., Baltimore. 1t. 4urtbir.
NcNribnibpla6e SIM &erfnlit - bon $25 an.
nit MidrnOrpiOitcn abgegrer5t $35 Ylub
fir bier @rubcr. (Suntf6,tS)
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Ser Yr%Gitoent nno Der
&ollircr scr pcrtrohtcn State Sonf"
IN Chicago bobcn idlimm geboult.
Goe lit id)on mcbr porgcfommet. Glc
Sinonicn Scr @onf iinb, luic Ild)
bcror@iteIIt, ihou ieit citcr Heibc BON
Subren in einem MISREPRESENTATION
3uitonb gcipcicr, obnc Dob Die 81
ru5loQe bc2 &nititltta flargeltcllt
morbelt lit. ga bobcn einnol lpie0er
bic coutrolircnOcn Neonlten ibre
SduIbiAtcit niht gctbon. @o5l lillo
sic ilbcrmod)cuocn &cumten 3D. npjlt
be5iebcn iic ibrc %iIotten 8ebaltcr,
lpcnn lid Oua %olf nid)t olll lic Der
ldI'en fam?
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0icrSurm miro 6ctaunt oemod,t,

RcQtftruiur Der Siuot Baltimore.
ll(uug.lG.23.aU
The evening world., 1906-08-09
MYSTERY IN
WOMAN'S DEATH
At BIC HOTEL
Mrs. Crupe's Body Taken
Quickly from the
Belvedere.

A mystery surrounding ;he death q
Mrs Augusta Grupe. owner OF a great
sugar plantation near Havana. Cubs.
and said to be a friend OF Mrs Nicholas
Long sorth and President Roosevelt
caused Coroner Julius Harhurger 10
notify the pohee OF the Tenderloln sta
tlon and 20 start an investigation az the
neIvcdcre House. Eighteenth street and
Fourth f,paue. where she died.
Mrs Grupo. with her HUSBAND stayed
there FOR ten weeks. accord ng 10 Mr.
GroIi. manager Of the hotel who sAas
done much 20 make the snair a mys-
lefy il nrst came TO the ears of Cor
3 ouer Hamburger as rumUr That Ti1u
had committed suicide by cutting hcr
I throat
Not TN least peculiar fhnturt of tho
strange cake ocrIrred AZ the very pt-
| Etuains ~shkh-IAte ilh afternoon =
man wnl seem~d greatly excited hIr-
nel into Air HarpurEer T. 1fncc he
/ bcsEed Tor a br,vatt Interview and thtn
! introduced himself 40 ueFsphrer
j vrlter from the south tine exact ie-
tails oi hii information The Catoner re-
fused 10 give aut at present on tne
ground that o. taty ARE trur their pub
n on v-gtrg;,s sY-is-3- -t4-AekeAt the enda
Of justice.
The Ntory whH impressive enough.
/ hoNeyrt 90 cause the Esrohef nut-
riodly u eaIl up capt ~ Bueu, - --e
TsndsrlAiu s.-itlnn. u.li kt.l hlm NN l.tt
heard some Jdy lAd cJit-;nlt,td ~ t'N"
| by cIttlnE hls tatuat az the la"1N lcIr.
The captain Was ger tlt mtf' tNF
a. n
any rake. Ia, policeman Whp was sens
around tD inquire at the hotel WIS hIt-
prisei h. near that thr dtid person was
a NpuNu. .-t..- ,,...t.,
reporter. seemed Vcry anxious lo avoid
y,h,laitv W. Aalu that Aie 9rlpt
hfty-oae years od-had dieu carry w
day ot natural causes he would ".
nay SHAT they were hut dN N'ltfWA NlNi
she waA atende8 last fght hy ~
NorbAff atahanluFller. M No. III EArt
sittictb Atrer ~ Tine tvnNslciNh could
not hs found ~ his h1uNe w. eI
noon. Hht 'he s+wVant Sad over the l'a-
ephnuc that she dld not kno" ai) 'hAns
N-hst ths poll-f reported thlt IN Cor
onhr Hars,argcr he tclepbohcd back 20
Capt q Brien % send "a squad of Ilrn
10 the h1tel The Chronet % once WY
his athce SAYING he would meet me
police ht the nslvcderh and slft tnc
matter 10 Tho bottom.
n htn very much satpristd. " said
Manager Grou wt.en te WAS told N
this n can Hec M rflfHn FOR furh
action The body wss taken away this
marnhx to an undcr',stts. W., / VIII
not oiF ulcre thc plact s KNOW ~
no r"tson why W. shhrh hove to't
thh Coroner. Mr. G-uYe W pfhstrate3
with 4rf. ana a a. usfisss to tTy to
saA hiHi FOR No VIII unt On Intervene
Manage Gtoli said that Nr Nfnn-
was verY- wealthy and owned one 1t
nht lhHgest sugar plantations in cuba
He volunteered thc Information tnHt Be-"
heard khe entertlinei thH L1nswoi
during theiT wish there ara mar F1f
was the intimate friend ~ The Pre-i+
dcnt ana other stntesu,en AZ Wsshlng'
ton.
The evening world., 1906-08-09
CAR CRASHES
INTO HEARSE;;
BODY CAST our
Corpse Two Hours in
Street Before Another
Coffin Is Procured.

A Nflrrv avenue trorcv ctr smashed
into bttrte to-day. throw NIX out tho
tatet k-d iuluring the dtver The
body rolled frpm thc demeh#hcd cas.srt
ana wis cS-oAed far tNu au.rs before
Ahbthar kfaTss and e5inn e1uld De pfo.
cured The ho,0rmhn Of tped tofore
tht noataets could on MN violence.
Tho hchrse MS arvcr hy Daniel
HNaehmAn. cnachmfh for Frederick
son. undertsAvr az no. iN@ bo khlo
avenue TAe vehicle hc,d tae g0lru
win tlR body OF tHuA M,Ucl, ot No
~ Jefferson aFt1ur. w1o disd tNo
dtys ago INN flnrrll pt,~cst.lu WAs
1n Ia NHy 10 GrernWupi Cemetery
ana hiA rtR hcI Marcy ptebue, 49,
tween Mausou street InI Gates akcuJe,
when Marcy avenue oar % enatHe
oi oN,dthag Henry Moore chme a. .ns
WlilI thc c0rte%c
Al, lnt carriages made way f1r 'ht
cht. hut trt hclrse rvmaiuci 'oh tlH
track n spte oi the changing ueli o.
the car v,aich Moore sent al1nE wth
the expt utoA thaS Besuam1u wJllb
turn on
The front " the car crashed clear
through tne glass rtar of ,he h,lrset
rYC r5-i1t t-rl- 7s7rri t77--
wreck of tht oomn out 0sainw the
c0rb. where "a burst open. allowing thc
body % ron our Iha bousnera Wese
ptpstrattI by tie h5rror p1ver beArh-
mnh WIS tarpwu cll4L-trom hH Aea.,
lIndIgE du Nis -shludtt gr Hhrf. p.
St AtyN's Hospital dressed hi@ injury
The evening world., 1906-08-09
BATTING ORDER.


POLO GROUNDS MIN YORK AUG
h-rht hshtAhs srirlt hhA dAsppsared
Srom tho Polo Grounds to-day and tho
Giants knt tEht down ~ business IN
&hh encrr % hust Fittshnfv Frorn go.
ADnd plaee, lohnsgons wRk not on the
lmtid to-day. KLEIN tcok ms place as
AnAsneiAse n Ernslle KnpWles McGrhw
~hnd Hr4kh All rehisv 10 dis usH I7lr
nov hkt5rie hasco ~ Tuehday an 4
Everybody seems content 70 Vet the ~.
3fair pass quietly into history TIE
Aerovd to-day was large hs utual. fuuy
$4,000 Dcnple pvink present when play
T~as eaiIsd.
Firr, Inning.
sImne threw out I4tAeh. Beaumon.
lhit SOW groundcr ~ gilbert Clarke
~ent out the NamN Way. NO RCNS
/ hrtsnahhn walked Browne buntcd
Md beat a. shannon singled. scoring
kf&rrsnhhah Ahd sending tB0Wnk o. So.
whd seymour dropped A buui towards
nrst ana when Ncalon threw the ball
Nter lseMchN head Bfowhk ard Shan
lon scored and Seymour vent 10 sec
Nnd. McuAhu sanglht and Seymour
went 70 third. wagner took strang's
Wroundsr and turned u into a double
play. fetlrlhk hoth s rang and MoGanu.
hut Seymour scored uh the play Dab.
lwn singled Gilbert knKied MuthcNs
WV N-A - NhNMfHFNH N'kMA NAANE
second Inning.
Wagner hunted ana bAat It. Ncaldn
went onh 10 Dahlcn And Wakner WAS
H0rced " sstSni McGann put out Gan.
Nlteheys Eroundcr. NO runs s~
FtcsnahAn doubleI EtoWne srrr
nr'rd' Ftlll.rtA now rtehlee Tor Pits
Nan on third Pieu bit Roger In the
lHatA nAlI RAE hasi and - scAr,.l Sasr.
non walked. seymour ftru-k aut Wax-
ner threw out MeGhnn, ONE RUN.
Third Inning.
Matty threw out Fnts, while stand.
.knddtnN rste aal nna b. an ~ # n
Kround His knee 'had been hurt In the
No 60 % %aaf of The kans ana iB.ls,.d ~,
,Blayng NTH one les as ain a. q J1hf
THE crowd Applauded his GAM -
ienl,hppl %ss his b,oy gy : piteaed BAN
ohd Beaumont n.Md 10 Gilbert Hru
t,..rs, t,larks forced isash AZ second NJ
stranK walked DAhleh fiied to Beau.
xnoht- 0aibert hit ~ Wagner and
xoreed StrAng at srrond Gilbert ont
mtehhng second no RUNS
Fourth Inning.
BrAsnAhan was sorccd to retire ana
Bowertnhn took hlh place Wagner
.snie Nssa,on wa. safe dahley struck
Wagner kot Mauy'A krounder Row
srInAn rolled out @ philippi Browne
finn Inning.
/ PiktE out an a Rl0w krounder 10 DAh-
len. StfRnk kumbled ana PAlilppl WAS
sale, IsAah nled "a Browne and Beau
The evening world., 1906-08-09
VICTORIA B. IS
SIXTH WINNER
At SARATOGA
Drake Gates Combine
Loses Big Plunge on
Neva Lee.
SARATOGA RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE--sir Lynns~ood u
10 I and II ~ I, InauiEitor IN 70
S for pIaeel 2, Neva Lee 3.
SECOND fEcE--AlleeIanee "a 10
! and 8 10 bl I. onseerh "a I'd I
Tor placer r. Champs ElyAee. g.
THIRD EAcE--Flowaway 10 10 5
sac Ia 10l Il. -aia Store Ia 10 5 for
placer 2, Ben strong ;.
FouR1 4 RAcE-Runniua Water
70 10 20 and OUT /, Brookdale
Nytnpn teVsn FOR piAee) 2, Come
5is6ns }
FIFTH RACE Woolwlch "a tp 5
and even) \. Yorkshire Lad "a tp
TOR placer r. champlaln 4.
SIXTH RAcE--vietoria 8. n 10 s
and I to y I. Prince Fortunatus a
TO lar plses) 2, Roekstone :.
The evening world., 1906-08-09

Mlss Klhg ana Miss B*IWood we're
.rarrfng broadway IN "a crush OF tratiic.
Fl sHrl= "A Davis or ti-truil1 ~ -rTd-hia
tv----. t,-rrsr,-i ff-As- XlakHra. IA q nls tour
.na ear Mcrr riding north brniud a
,ruck approaching the crossing. M.
Davis turned oui 10 pass ihe truck and
Nsucb tlt two younE wnmtn.
one of the whrcls VI the altomo0ue
passed over Mlss King before she was
eanRlt in the machinery she sustained
.ntrrha. INJURIES
Tho maehir- ihai run down the youns
women bad uoen running in 70 1W
M the l1nK iiae ~ stree, ,arN. elruaSts
AMI tracks, to+ blocks Mss King en1
Nisl rel'wot a-S starred ocro7s m
what rl.s supposed was au lntesr s+
.s1n .o tar s.r,nm ot trainc bag a
rreet lar cut nem H. ara they hs+
came caufrs,d Bog 1e number oi vc,--
t-irs u.luni tnru.
ln mrnitg oui % pass rhe tr5ck NJ
Davis put 1u n burst 20 speed tuI h.M
mnrn'nr wlt ON TOP of tac gir.s before
Ir Know rfHt r'oY were fu tnr Wrv-
lAif % hundred uCrs1ns ou both ahoa
of Broadway 80 t.r c-nssihk saw ths
r'drnf tn1 fIHlr rr'Ht nf horrer ht4
uncici 1n immense crowd
coup. nt poll ucn t1.N charge X
from unlr, go enc lH ts.s they wrrs
ai.ed d maHg Nli IHt.crf rnHg t1t
automobile W8- iimat' intad over Mr
ikTa art is rfc ter1tscI ~ tac as-
sistnce 10 their r1var
yas bioeicd froH tit9ia sduarc q
T. fnRHrrr square Tho ambulance Hrh
lef fnfnnfh 'hr rnWl wiN diHe,ti
The evening world., 1906-08-09

cc0nt'nped on EAFhth PAGE
The evening world., 1906-08-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

BOSTON At CLEVELAND
GAME called lu hrst ihu.us on ao-
sount 9f nIn
The evening world., 1906-08-09
CLOTHING WAS CAUGHT z==
IN MACHINERY OF CAR
Automobile Was Being Driven by Francis A.
Davis, of Baltimore, Who, with His
Wife, Was on the Way
to Yonkers.

of No Gl Newell Brooklyn
perhaps automobile that knocked
over her Thirty Broadway this
Belwood.
The clothes
young practically bodies the maehney
The evening world., 1906-08-09
Cubs Cross the River and
Defeat Brookyns
s to 3.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
BATTING ORDER.
ufnparo-Mt Ichhstone

WASHINGTON PARK. BROOKLYN.
Aug e-Frhnk Chances bunch OF ball
hends from Chicago began series Or
iasas ssues =l@s HaSs=y Essssvv=.;; :
trolley dodgers to-day "A the BROOK
lynA captured thrhs games from y,
Cubs In Chic ako rccehtly the rootets
turued out in droves 20 witness thtf
t'lssle Umpire Johnktohe came with
the Csiongos ana tn roe;erR gave him
Ar ovation Chance sAl-citd Taylor 10
o. the tsirinH for his team. wtils
Donovan pus Mctnute In the BOX
Tht wax ladies day and large part
of the ASoo sDsctatots we're M ne fair
scw
The evening world., 1906-08-09
BY FRANK W. THoRP.

tsp~eiA to rhs Evening worIdl
SARATOGA RACE rHRCk. Aug e.
The GATES Drake contcderaty Ilei 10
put through their nrst biz piuhse o. tae
seasou here This afternoon The hhlium
vas Neva tlec. Western mare Who
has heeh racing al upstate TRACKS
she showed little good torn there.
but WAS being prepared for kliing
The "bookihs" opened her at ia N
IN the nrst rhce to-day, but there were
only a nw scattering bets recortet at
thiA price. So eager Was the crowd 70
Accept any price thsi tho oddk were
QUICKLY chorptd 10 20 4. Az this price
the plunge p@kan and when the price
bad again b~en cut 20 Z TO 1 the bury
form bf John W. Gates came puNhinr
through Tho sroEd Ne stopped az EiGy
Cowanh book.
Whist viii Noa lay against t.AN On
Nevh LeeT" ttKed Gates in @ low tine.
You can havR la 20 for MI 10, H.
"rhatA EuoA enough" SAID Gates, and
cowan recdt5ed the bet, tii.bco AGAINST
& "a. ----
Meahtime John A. Drakp'A oomrnis"
slJnets We're hasily betting hundred
or two hundred sr over the rims with
every hook that would Ike the money.
Il Ii estimated that these plnustTH
Nju,d have taken $4,000 out of The rlnE
II Ncta INt hAd won.
EARLY Effort Beat Her.
Nevh lee hattcrcd tho hlnnsers fot
a while. but her efforts 20 KIN m In
quist6r keAt her, and AZ the and Sir
I -,i-l-.ahH the trltd rhoiNa W1u fhs-
The evening world., 1906-08-09

FIftK INNING
sIagle walked ANA got wecond on
Sfstl Afi.tI 80 49, tnF9r En- 80 ~
sendink SlAKle over the olstk Chance
out on strikes stcshfAldt Singled. ssor.
ps ps.,rssei sei uis5 ryv( TinEeT out Casey %
-, y tl1nty new 20 Evert CAyey MT %
Taylor and went I'd tcs,otA on NC.
Car1hyt single, LcNta aut, NO RUNS
Second lnnlns.
n, hyers famed Mo*hh tpiluwcd suit
IBGik.loot hftcd a high unt b Rltter NO
Hammel strolled Ritter hit TO
Tinker, forcing Hurnmol aud being
doubled up on TinkerH throw 20 Chance
lit tel Iarown out by Tluker. NO
Third Inning.
slagle buhtoa 70 aumhcD and went
Sehuiie out, Alpetrhan 80 HuInhoi.
Chance sent " slow bouYdeF 10 Mclns
Mcintyre sinNed Maionry flied 70
EYers Casey walked Aip"frnan then
srrlasiTrTt tttr iraii te. ssRtEA for three
bates, scoring Mcintyre and Casey Nc
NhVthy singled, sending Alperman over
thS plate Lewis hlesi out No Tinker.
anu on ,hA lAtiers throw 10 Chance
Me' artiry waa caught before he cotm
VIZ N'eNM " HANN AiAlNkk M NAs
Fourth Inning.
stelhfelN singled Tinker bunlea
AtteJ FVsra stCtihcod Moran sfn-
NlNu, scoring StRinfvdt nMA Tinker
h9Nior also singled. sending Moran To-
th'fd Single tit 20 C1sey. who threM
% benKeu. unliinK Moran Al the plate
sRre6afi was htt with hltched BAN.
Aipermhn, TWO RUNS. ' ''' "
out on be- dow b6und-f % steinfrIis
bfrGeH hlea-t6 Evers No RUNS
Finn Inning.
Caance amh'sd. Stefnfcidt out on
9Nlkeas Tinker bunted ana hlsl Al
nrst Chance setting 10 th,Iu ENsra
Walked ana stole second Moran ont
on stnkcA NO RUNS
i, Nc lntyrv nled 10 Slhklt Mhlohey
nnlsd - Schultz Casey hiFd 20 silakle
Sixth Inning.
Riite- got Tayiors hy sRgle buitea
nut Mclntyrr got him sheckhrd
Whhv1 td cayHn HtRallng hel.
AlReil..aA ... Tor two hAAea and
rSNtchsd tlerd on sMc-atahY'E aanrince
Lewis nled 10 Evhru, aEin on the latthr'h
oC'onenued on D,khth RaRsl
The Hartford republican., 1906-08-03
Welcomes the Challenge.

The prosperous Democratic mer-
chant, farmer and manufacturer is
not making any demand for Tariff
revision. The cry Of the Democratic
politician and otiice-seeker for Tar
iff revision is swelled with the cry
Of those who want the Tariff chang
ed to benefit their locality or their
especial interests, at the expense of
the rest of those interested through
out the country. The G.. o. p. vel
comes the old Tariff challenge of the
Democracy, at any time. Conditions
are ripe, very ripe. for a great Re-
publican triumph on that issue. The
people need no object lesson to cause
them to appreciate the Protective
Tariff. The great majority of busi-
ness men Of this country the mer-
chants, manufacturers, farmers and
Horkingmen- who experienced the
panicliy times of 1892 to 1896, under
Mr.. Cleveland and the Wilson-Gor-
man law, are still living, and that
memory remains with them fresh
and vivid.
The Hartford republican., 1906-08-03
NEST IN CUCUMBER
Bantam HOllOwS Out VegeIc hle
and Deposits Twelve Eggs
Therein.

Hopkinsville, KY. July 2S.-A
small bantam hen belonging to Rob
ert S. Green. a merchant Of this city,
doubtless holds the record for nest
ing in the most unique place ever re-
ported.
This hen evidently desired some
thing out of the ordinary. 50 going
into the garden she selected the
largest cucumber she could find,
which by the way, was an unusually
large one, and after pecking out the
inside and leaving only the rind. she
proceeded to build her nest and lay
her eggs. The family soon became
aware that the men was laying. but
all efforts to locate the place failed.
Then the strange nesting place was
discovered after the hen had deposit
ed twelve eggs in tn" cucumber and
had gone regularly to setting.
The Hartford republican., 1906-08-03

the coin back to the would be pur-
chaser. He gave back the cigar
cites and as we turned to go he said
| never smoke but only wanted to
show you she had no change even for
such a small sum. He did the same
at about half dozen place with the
same result. when we left the place
he said that he doubted if there was
three dollars in the market. He
afterwards explained that this was
place where only the poor class Of
notices did their buying.
The town was lined with booths
which contained all kinds of attrac-
fractions for the native eye, from a
cock fight to a dog and poney show.
Everything was gay with no thought
of tomorrow. The school house was
given over to gambling, in whichsal!
kind of games of chance could be
found. Perhaps it was not the Virgin
after all but the modern Monte Carlo
that caused the natives to play tru-
ant and chase whatever will-o'-the-
wisp his fancy might catch for him
LON X. MIBURN.