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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
0eSunObett tn Dcr &nnaIs
3une.

r 9ie bpben 2Obne, neI6e be8ablt
rperben, iinD cine sroBe Seriibnn9
Esfiir uniere iungen SanOnerfer, iid
her Irimee bon geldulten Irbeitern,
tpeIfe man gum 8au bes Yanama>
&anals brandt, an5uidlieBen. @iele
s.,3perben iebo6 5uriifsebalten onr6 Die
! Surdt bor Sieber unb Wtalaria. @s
sHimD .Die BtHenben", tpelcbe electric
L.gitters gebrauften, tpelde obne bteie
FSurdf bfngeben, uno iih betpuBt iinb.
SdB 1ie 1id5er Dor ben malnriiden gin>
IiliS iinb, tpenn tie electric 9itters
b5ur Sanb baben. Sc furirt ebenfaIs
BIntbersiftung. @anenleiben. S6ipds
| be nnb aIe NtaeenS, 2eberS unb Hiez
rerheiben. @arantirt. gu baben in
| Der gpptbefe bon 8. SO. 8uete, 656
Wain Strabe. Dubuque, Soma. Yreis
30 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
New SerfeD.

Sem @ergipertsbeiiber Carl
Intton aus Mtlnntic Stir foitete ieine
@ergebli6teit filr3lib 1912. vi
bate beriGumt, einen Sricf an feline
Srall, Die ,id our 3eit in 8ien befins
BET, our @plt gu geben. lin Das Der
Idumte %nudh3u6olen, begob er it'd in
elm &ubelbllrcat ulb reoete Den Be
amten bort iolgenoermaben an: sd
babe bier eiuen @rief, Den ih pergoB.
nit Dem leBten 9nmpfer ab5nlcnpen
oes6alb piInide i'd Den Snbdlt IL
idnea ipie moglid als Sepeide befors
bert Sl baben." Ser S%elegrapbili
Idnappte nad 2uft, ais er Die oi6l
b%eIdriebenen 8riefieiten ia6, uber Del
pflihtgetreue Gbemnnn per5og feline
Niene, als inn Die 8eduung ibers
reidt iuurDe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24

belm Builds. Ser Die Siibner prizes,
@inestbeils Der @ier me9en,
@el6c bieie %D9el legen.
3peitcn3, ipeil man Damn uno mann,
Gilen Sroten eiIcn fam.
Srittens aber nimmt man aitd)
Sbre Sctern in @ebrnlld,
Sn Die aiiien nnb Die Yfiible.
Gem nan liegt niht 9erne fiible" =
uab bielen unIterbliden Serien Dee
bcutid)eu Sumoriltcn bat %nicnlunf
bds Bob Der Senne nit poetiIderen'
SdumIlae geluneeu ais Der I1tbnrt
Softer Sipigbt @oburn, Der, tpenr
CT and Siim oberlien @retutip6eams
ten ieincs Staates nufiteigen iolte
bod iiferlib oils Der Sroianihtei
ton annins unb ais Der Sobrepnei
Der amerifaniifen Senne III Der Sc
ifid]te lpie in Der 2iterdtlr meiter les
ben mirD. - 90. Is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
YeuufpIuauta.

@or ungefdbr einem Sabre lief
Die 13jdbrige Gliie Sollano bonn elters
liden Sauie meg, unb 5lpnr ~besbalb,
ipeil lie bon i6rer I~0optipnultter dn>
gcblih %miBban6elt iplrroe. Settber
lebte lie in Den &nlbungen ndbe Sers
lin, go. SQs MAJ lie uuffuno, glid
oas bebdlernsmertbe Wdod)en mebr
einem Sbiere, ais einem menIdlthen
8eien. Sic bate bios elm gan5 5er@
llmtptcs, burd6loderteS HGdfen IN,
Dns ibr bon Gen 8iiiten big faunr 81
Den anieeu reid)te.
@s iii ii6er elm 9Sabr Der. hn6 Srnl
Sana9 Yerfins, Giles Mlltter. bas
Sinh al ben in Gnntben lebenoen
G6eleuten Sinac Boone brdfte, ipelhc.
ba lie iei6It feline Gitber batten, gerne
oeneiat maren. Die fleine @l1ie 81
oboptieren. Srnu SerfinS CAB ibr
&inD Den Geuten unllo cher. ais lie
Der Nniiht mar, bab biciel6en iebr
reid mGren uno GlIie zines Idonen
Sages Die Nbpptipeltern beerben nerbe.
Srou YerfinS borte bon 3eit 3u 3eit
bon ibrem &inoc, bod niemaIs 3u piei.
@iues ihDnen Cages 9in9 Die feline
@liie ibrer Ipoptipmutter, mel6e lie
unmeuI6lid bebanoelt baben ioa.
burh unp lieb iib nibt mebr bliden.
2eute. ipelhe baS Sinh einmal I'M
8albe inben, benndrihtigten i6lieBs
lid Die SHUTTER, Srau Yerfins, pie aud
Die SebDroen. Cine 9roBe @n3abl bon
Yerioncu mnhte lid MN fiir5lib aui
Die Su6e ndh Der &leinen unb Dem
Squire @oloins 9elan9 es i1lieBlih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
Die Icrhbrmms, Otc beiIt

lit bie Inlpenbung nit Siidleu's
Irnifa Salbc. @s lit Die erfolsreihite
3uiammeniteauns BON Irnifas 8lumen
unb beilenben 8aliamen. Die je gez
madt tpurbe. 8ie alt auh INNER
Die 8unbe oDer bag @eiGfpiir lit. bieie
Salbe beilt. Gin abio!utes Seilmittel
fir 8ranbipunben, Shmitttpunoeil
obcr SdmorrboiDen. @arantirt. gu
babeu in Der 9lpotbete bon &. IS.
'&nete, 656 Brain StraBe, SuS
buque, Sonia. Yreis 20 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
1erIorcn MnD tute0er9es
fnnDeM.

8erloren 5lpii6en $3.50 llbr Slbenb.
aeItern unb beute Na6mitta9 elm Gins
fall bon @auenfieber, perblInben mil
llebelfeit uub aopfi6mer5en. Sieier
8erlult lpar mogli6 burd Den Sunr
elmer Shadtel Sr. Sings Nep 2ife
Yiuen, bas garantirte 5eilmittel fir
@olenfieber, Wnlnria unb @elbiu6t,
unb stpar in Der Npotbefe bon g. @.
Muete, 656 Nnin Strabe, Sn>
buaue, Soma. Yreis 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24

-bnrd ben Wunb in Den Sals 9~leiten.
SroB aIes 3dppelns bes Sbieres ges
lang es Inn. es politdnbig 81 pers
I6luden. CT meinte bn5u, es lei bins
untergerutidt iuie's Sutterbrot. CT
trnnf bierauf ons geiponnene Bier nno
gin9 bann ihlafen. SiS beute filblt
Der Wtann nit Dem Stpr6enmagen
niht Die serineiten @ei6perbenl es
ibeint linn alio Die eigenartige Wabls
5eit pobl befommen al iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
Soien bes @eihiporenen blie6 pcrs
idJipunbcn.
NheinIauO.
: Gin Seller ilnb elm Yiennio,
SoS III GIN fIpiuer @erth

NbetnlattD.
- Gin Seller iinb elm Sfennio,
Sas lit Elm fleiner &ert6.
@ier Sanernmdbhen iamnteltcn ionit
nit bielent 2iebe bon Saus Su Saus
%einiaes @elb, III Das Wuttergottess
bib, ipeldes tic bel Sru5eiiiunen trus
gen, bprber altsSuidn,iidcn, IN Sen
rbeinilfen S6rfern Sponbeinl, Spa
briid ober @eilesbeim.
@ott sriib euf ar, ibr Serren
ltnD ple Oarinnen iiub;
@ott trGit' Die betriibten Seelen,
Die in benz Se9feuer iinb.
Wir iinb baber geaaneen,
8ir iinb baber aeianbt;
8ir betteln fir Die arone.
Die nod itebt in Simnel5hdnp.
Sir cinen Shleier beii6en mir
llnb eine ifone &ron';
3u Sponbeim in Der Stride
Die Waria ioQ tic ban.
@aria aoniein,
Sic lit cine refine Waab;
Sle fam gar treuli6 bitten
Sir unire Mtiiietbnt.
Gin Seller nnb elm Yfennig,
SaS ut elm fleiner @ertb;
Wtarta &oni9inne.
SIT aler @bren merrill
Iir batfen fir bic @aben,
Sic ibr uns babt eetbnn,
Soft ipirb'5 an ellren Seeleu
gud gum @uten Iaiien itabn.
S6wabcn.
Sn einem 9oric BEL J%iottipeil
fanben lester Gage IbenbS einise
iunge Vuridhen alf bent 8ege ndo,
Dem @~aitbaule cine Slinbihleihe.
@iner Der Suriden bob lie auf. i~treifte
lie burd Den Ilinb NM bot Die 8ette
an, Inn cine Slaihe Bier noIle er Die
9linbihleihe lebenpi9 ihlufen. 3pei
Der NnipeienOen einsen amf Die @ette
elm. Gum Gntieben Der 3uldaucr bob
nun Sener Die gibedie in Die Sobe
unb lieb lie nit DEM Shfpan5e poraus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
&erratben.

Sdute: yNun. Glsdcn, babt SIR
oenn @lter alapier nidt mebr?"
elsdeu: ~gtein, &Sapa iaate. pas
bdtte elm &ohl"
&dnte: SOL @p mar Senn bas
2ud?"
@lsAen: ollnter Dem Yflaitcr, baS
geitern Elm &err orouf 9eflebt bat!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8 MuSldmDu9es. s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Seutf@IanO.
Saieru.
8 3afferc i.*)

SQl, % IpOu II IuN8el, % Iitpelu
ihaug'n 81 qua,
30 Sritten bleib'n boda, unD iaufe ii
g1lin.
Sesa 9ebt's @ei9'n o, Sauern 9ebt's
meg,
Cont ihneiB'n D SGn5er emf A. ollie
in II Sredl
9 critic Yaar faugt san5 itul5 9 9npfa
glei o.
&alm bab'n's a S6ritterl tho, lies'n's
ITO lido DO.
Sarl. an 2ebrer lei 6iiiiges Gieb
Stlr6 aif DO slpoa gIei Los, beiBt's
firbterli,
2afft 81 na bapo mit'n Sunb'n ieina
8ns Dos fiir Sols'n bat. iolt ma net
glaub'n!
.Seufi" tbuat iaba g. pa 9rama ~
an Sd)rei.
4. Miitpiel. tbua b'Snub'n fer, b'9aub'n
DO g'bort mel!
nSob's on Seppl g'Iiebd 81 bios
Sabiapperlot,
y9uab'n lafft's benz SunDspie6 nad.
priigelt'5 es tobtl"
Sa iagt Ser 2ebrer milo: .Wns, Oh
Sprdnu?
y@as fann benn bog Gie6 bafiir, bab
g es setban?
.@oaBt 81 on net. Sab ido Do 8loa>
ner 10.) ipiro s'Iebrt:
D's gieh is 5n Dumm. als baB ipoaB,
mas lie s'b6rt?"
~8as / lpoas. 9ebt 81 fei lang no
nor oil"
~S6reit iab ba aramer, a bisi9d Wfo'
lino lpie er 'naus mill in baIti9em
2auf,
Sritt er an 2ebrer auf 3 Senner>
aiis'n 10 maui.
Ser moant natiirli. nit SleiB bdtt'
er's tho
llno iat aebt pirfli DO &eiIerei o..
Spoa Yartein bab'n lie elei bilot, ipie
Dos aebt,
Son 'er @%eriobnunl is nimnt Die
Heb'.
Arma 12.) Gnlinber, On 3ierbe 5lnl
Sradl I'm
Sata merit O. trieb'n nn 2ebrer aufs
@'nad! 1872
slber Der 2ebrer ihla9t, aa gar net
faul, ,9
Srei Nal IN &ramer lei Suf'n 14.)
INNS Mmil. mr.
MoBfriias fliae'n bin unb Der, Stubls
filnb oa6u.
@er red,t brap 5uai6las'n TO, priiseli
tie anlid.
Ser 8irtb mil ba5ipiihen, ben ibmeis
ben's Dor Sbir:
nSnit ulls mir e~i5reb'n" iHrein's ojae
raffen NJ | I !"
Sos is a @arbi, iei Sreub' mlab ma
bob'n,
8ie ba DO aerle amfananber los
ihlo9'n.
8os babel e'leiit't iperb. Dos Is fei net
9r'ing,
Grab ipia lpann's OreId'n tbat'n.
gebt ba bDs Sing.
Salt 10 q babe Stunb oauert Dos
@'raff,
@nbli fans 8 miiab nnb BORN niebei
ar.
S'eri6 ihau9'n's anano bon Del
Seit'n q tpeng o,
8as benin a Seoa benz Gnbern bal
tho. 15.)
g bauert net lang. 9eb'n's ananper OiC
9anD
ltnb iisen babiibel ipieb'rum beinanS
Hur 6ramer unb 2ebrer balm III
feinbieli tho.
gdlb aber iangen's an ipieoer'5 St1ds
iurirn 49, D.
.@pabt" iagt ga arama II pfcif nn
Do Saub'n
vgber frdnft hats mi anfangs, DO.
borflt mer iho a~laub'n-"
,Sa, ial" iogt Der 2ebrer ~aher jai
is' s pprbet,
Limb sur 8%eriobuung Orauf trinfo M
gleil"
Sab flint Ser @irtb rel, benz laH
GuS ent9es'n
Sph Der is beBpcs'n 10 foa bis
rerle9'n,
Shmun5elt eau5 freunbli uno Iagt
so, 0S 49, Serrrt,
ySeib's jaBa firth? 49, No, Dos Dor
9ern!"
2apft a neu's SaBl o. 3 Bier DOG |
llnb iub. berriht uieber laita 20.
Srieb an 90 Gid.
Ser Srieb. Der pero grpber. je mebr'
Bier lnfft -
Mber ant nd6ifen g unt a
iperb' ieoerum 9 c
rnfft.
(Seroinanb Y0sl.)
y Sie 8auierei. ~ binlauft. 2.
beute. 81 ihaueu. A. @nd. 81 loufi
.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24

y Sic 8auierei. ~ binlauft, %
beute. 81 ihaueu. A. @udl, 81 louft.
81 Jest. ~ Grdmer, 81 gclieben.
81 @eibt. 10.) aleinen. H. 9iibs
nerauaen. 12.) Irmer, 49, @enid,
a. Sole. ~ aetban. 49, 9istua
tiren. H. bebpeeen, 49, Sbr, 49,
iertis. 20.) lauter. Su.-4A.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
IrenRcn.

FtNhnNN'
Ginem @cidmprcnen. Ser IN ser
o~eaenfpdrtigen Snauns bes Sdipurs
oerichtes am 9erlincr 2%dnDgeridt
mit5uipirfen b%erllfen lpltrbe, lit burd
cinen 9criebeuen @nuner libel mitses
ipirlt iporbcn. Ser Wiann, Der ipobl
inter Der 3abl Der I'M Shmur9es
rihtslaale anipeienben ariminals
ituoenteu al lud)en lit. hattie 6cmcrft.
baB Der betrcffenbe @ei6norene bel
elmer intereilnnten, pormisli6tlid)
lanae mGbrenben Verbanblung miss
aeloit iporben ipar uno barnuf lhnel
einen peridmibten Elan gebnut. Wdbs
renb Der S~taatsbiirger Ieiuee Gmtes
ais @eidnorener ipaltctc, erIdlien BET
beiieu Gbeirau elm Wann mnb tbeilte
ibr nit, oaB ibr @beniann lid I'M @es
ridts9ebGlloe bel einem Sail ieine
Suien 3erriiien babe nnb mOglidft
ihneQ nm GriaB bite. SiirIorglid
iiherpnb sic Sran Dem Sremeen nidt
mir elm Yaar. ionbern 5llr IuStpabl
smei Yaar Soien. innote aber 5ur
| Siherbeit ibren iun9en Sobn nit.
Sm @erihtsgebdube erfldrte Der
Srembe. bab Der Sobn nidt nit IN
BEN @eIhporeuenraum fommen oiirs
fe, perii6erte. bab er Die !Soie iofort
nblieiern perbe nnb eriudte, in benz
9arteiaal aui feline Hiidfebr 5u mar
ten. Der iunge Iann tpartete aber
per9eblid - penu Der @ann NIT Den
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-26
WILL RUN OFF AUTO TIE.
Hover Cup Cars to Start Monday in
Test to Determine Winner.

NEW YORK. July 26.-The tie be-
tween the two runabouts that finished
the A. A. A. tour with perfect scores in
the contest for the Hover trophy will
be run off. Chairman F. y. Hover, OF
the touring board. met the drivers of
the two cars. G. S. Smith, of the stod-
dard-Dayton, and II. X. Sheridan, of
the White steamer, yesterday at the
Hotel Aston. and It was decided to de-
termine the winner by running the cars
from this city to Cleveland, and then,
IL necessary, over the same route as
recently followed by the A. A.. A.. tour
lists, until one of the cars drops out,
The two machines will be started at I
o'clock from the Automobile Club of
America, West Fifty-fourth street,
near Broadway, and the first days run
will be to Albany. the second to SYRIA
cuse. the third to Buffalo, and the
fourth to Cleveland. An official OBJ
server will be carried In each car, and
the competitors Will be preceded by a
confetti car carrying Dai II. Lewis, Sec
rotary of the touring board.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-26
DIAMOND CHIPS

Toronto once more leads the Eastern
League.
Four home runs were made in two OF
the Eastern LeAgue games Yesterday.
Eugle and Kelley made circuit hits AZ
Baltimore and Frlck and Schahy did the
trick at Toronto
The Colts stfIl lead Baltimore In the
series to date and count upon a victory to-
day.
Jersey City now has a pair Of ex-mnjoI
league catchers, Fitzgerald and Butler,
The Skeeters have been flying high since
fhe team has been bolstered up.
Cleveland misses The services Of Ont
fielder Flick. who led the American League
In hitting at the time Of his retirement.
The Blues lost their last two games al
New York. They might now be close to
first place as Chicago dropped Its lNsi
three games at Philadelphia.
Fans observing the result of the NeWnrk-
Baltimore game IN front % the STAR
bulletin board yesterday received a cramp
when they saw one run after another be-
Ing chalkcd up for the Orioles. The game
was Lost after the second inning. but Man.
ager Burnham permitted Pitcher CarricS
to go the eutlre distance.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-26
MOTOR CYCLE TEST.
Long Endurance Run to Be Held July
80 and 81.

With a field OF sixty entrants, represent
ing thirteen States, and with the motor
cycles that will be used representing the
product of four nations. America, France.
Belgium and Germany. the national endu-
rance contest Of the Federation of Ameri-
can Motorcyclists, which viii be started
from Broadway and Elghty-eIghth street,
New York. Mt 4;90 a. m. on Tuesday. July
80, will attain really national Importance
and interest. Even Texas and Tennessee
figure In the entries, TO say nothing OF
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin. New
Jersey will be represented by Frederick
Koch, Percy A. Drummon and George C.
Smith, of Newark, and A. ]. Hilaman, OF
Moorestown. y
Five previous contests OF the sort have
been held, but none attracted such uum-
bers or were so thoroughly represent itive
OF the young pastime, which has gained
strength and come on amazingly during
the past twelve months. Nearly all of the
contests, however, have been strenuous and
thorough and have entailed days travel of
from 150 to $50 miles.
Two days will be devoted to the forth
coming event, the route for the first day
being through the rugged Berkshire region
from New York to Springfield, Mass, via
P~oughkeepale, N. Y, Lakeville, Conn, and
Lenox, Mass, 2001s miles, while the run
for the following halliday, July 81, will be
from Springfield, Mass, to Providence, r.
L., via Worcester, Jos miles. The compeds
tors will be required to maintain a pace OF
fifteen miles per hour. The controls will
be located at Poukhkeepsie, Springfield,
Worcester and Providence, and penalties
of one point per minute win be imposed for
hardness and two points per minute for
too-earliness.
incidental to the first days travel, a hill-
climbing test will be held on the westerly
slope OF the famously steep Jacobs Ladder,
In the heart of the Berkshires, near Lee,
MISS, while Immediately after reaching the
finishing point in Providence the riders win
be required to undergo a one-pint economy
or gasoline consumption test on the track.
Heavy penlties will be inflicted for pedals
Ing and for failure to climb hill. while In
the economy trial the penalizations will be
incurred according to the distance covered
on the track. All deductions will be made
from an initial credit Of LOCO points.
The contestants will he divided into two
classes, class A, those using s~ingle-cy1inder
motorcycles, and class 3, those using multi-
cylinder machines In the former, medals
will be awarded for the ten best scores ar
in the latter four medals. A special ge
medal also will be awarded for the
score made by a private owner, the. ding
In no way connected with the mote
or automobile Industries. was
At Providence the annual electioTce the
Il, A. M. will occur and the nationssrodoIl
pionships be decided, Drummond ,chine
among lhose VIM WI Sonipcso ~ stable
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-26

READING. Pa, July 2s,-By winning
two games from Lancaster the Reading
Tri-state League team has set the base
ball enthusiasts wild with Joy. There
was more baseball talk in the town last
night than for years. When the train
pulled in last evening, and the men who
are to represent this city in the Tri-State
League made their appearance, they were
applauded for several minutes, and Man
ager Jake Weltzel was showered with
congratulations. More than $500 persons
were at the station.
In a short time yesterday morning sew
eral enthusiasts collected enough money
to pay for a band of thirty pieces. two
large tally-hos, a dozen carriages and
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-26

MONTREAL. July 26.-Buffalo could not
hit Hughes yesterday. while four Of Mon
treats swats were for extra bases. The
Bisons were also erratic in the fed, Me-
Connell's errors costing two runs. Nc
ConnelPs double was the only clean hit
off Hughes. Jnyce's hunt, a sacrifice and
McConnelis error gave Montreal the first
run. Hills error In the fifth was followed
by two doubles, which sent in two runs.
Rodgers's double and two onts In the
seventh gave Montreal the fourth run.
Buffalo got a man to third in the fifth.
and again In the sixth. but there was moth
ing doing with Hughes. The score:
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-26

fireworks. Headed by the baud and Man
ager Weitzel. several hundred enthusiasts
marched from the depot over the main
streets. The players rode in large tally
hos and a dozen carriages. the vehicles be-
ing covered with bunting. All along the
line they were eheered.
In front Of many Of the business houses
on Penn street there was a display Of fire.
works. In the procession, besides the
tally-ho ON which the players rode, there
was another tally-ho, two dozen carriages
and eight large automobiles. which the
leading busines and professional men
of the city occupied.
Indications point to an immense GROVE
today, when Johnstown PLAYS here. 1t Is a
half holiday for the clerks of all the stores
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-26
A. A. U. SWIMMING.
New York A. G. Team Carries OFF Honors
at Jamestown.

NORFOLK. Va. July 2e.-The New
York Athletic Club. with c. II. Daniels as
the star. easily carried off the honors yes
terday in the first day Of the Amateur
Athletic Union championship swimming
contests. They won five of the nine
events.
The feature was the half-mile race for
senior championship. It was captured by
Goodwin by a margin of three strokes.
Goodwin and Handy swan neck to neck
for a half mile. Handy gained slightly.
and 1t looked like his race. In the last
hundred Goodwin spurted and captured
first honor IN the last minute.
In the hundred-yard dash Daniels, by
half trying, might have broken the worlds
record. 1t was his race from the jump.
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INvENTS WATER BICYCLE.
Cornell Students Device Works without
Danger.

ITHACA. n. Y, July 26.-Jose An
tonic Ostes, a Mexican student at Cor
nell University, has invented a water
bicycle on which he has taken many
rides 'on the waters of Lake Cayuga
with apparent ease and without danger.
The bicycle consists of a frame In
the shape of q delta built on W large
water shoes five feet long. In the rear
of the c~ontrivance there Is an eight
bladed paddle wheel, which is pro-
PEELED by two pedals which move a
small sprocket. and this In turn moves
a long chain which causes the wheel
TO reVOlye.
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in the city. A band will be on hand and
Mayor Gerber will throw the first ball
across the plate. II will be a regular
May opening Of the baseball season.
It Is said that Weitzel is after Britton
and Hartman. the star battery Of the
Reading Atlantic League aggregation.
Johnstown is here today and Saturday.
President Charles f.. Carpenter and other
officers of the Tri-State League will be
in attendance today. Manager Weitael
said last night that the Tri-state players
were delighted to come to Reading. BY
Saturday the local manager expects to
have two new men for his team.
Captain Curt Weigand is Ill, and the
team will be in charge of Manager Welt
eel.
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7 SPORTS OF ALL SORTS ''' ss:3@ ssS; l.s:s-
VANDERBILT RACE DECLARED OFF,
SAYS CABLE DISPATCH FROM PARIS

evidently reached after a conference with
William K. Vanderbilt. jr., who left for
Europe over a week ago for the purpose
Of meeting Mr.. Thompson and discussing
the situation i.
However. Mr.. Pardlngton. II was said.
had telegraphed this message TO Roy T.
Button ut St. Louis, which city was an
applicant for the race:
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AT the annual meeting OF the Progress
Social Club, which Is composed of hfteen
members. at the elubrooms, 54-56 Stirling
street, last night the following officers
were elected: Samuel Portuguese, presi-
dent; Sam Grosslard, vice-president; Jo-
seph Miller, financial secretary; Benjamin
Miller, recording secretary, and Harry
Feitte. sergeant-at-arms After the meet
ing a social hour was enjoyed, during
which songs aud recitations were rem
dnred by the members. Refreshments
were also served.
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SULLIVAN BEAT ~THOMPsC,

OGDEN. Utah. July 26.-In whanself
declared by every one of the 2,o0G- ~
TO be the greatest hstic battle
fought in Utah, Peter Sullivan, of Pc
River, defeated Cyclone Thompson,
Sycamore, ILL.,. after 20 ounds OF fighs
ing last night.
From the beginning to the end the
men fought like demons Thompson
forced the fighting at the start. but the
lad from Fall River was the more
clever and met his ~onslaughts per-
fectly. Thompson. however, was equally
as strong as Sullivan at the end of the
battle, and the general opinion was
that It should have been a draw.
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MnEsrLERs ARRANGE MATcH.

Jack Smith and Van Hurlburt have been
matched TO wrestle August Is at Troxler's
Institute, S3S Broad street. The match
will be for 500 a side, catch-as-catch-c can
style. best two IN three falls, the money
having been posted with Philip Kunz
Smith will train at the Central Institute
and Hurlburt at the Onteria A. C., OF
which he Is o member
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NEW YORK. July 26-It was stated last
night that Jefferson DeMont Thompson,
chairman of the racing board OF the Amer
lean Automobile Association, who Is now
In Paris. had cabled to A. r. P%ardington,
acting chairman of the hoard, that the
Vanderbilt cup race for 1907 had been aban-
doned. Mr.. Pardlngton made no official an
nouncement of this decision, which was
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woN a72-MILn AuTo mace.

BASTOGNE, Belgium. July 26.@The
automobile race over the long-distanee
Ardennes course was run today and
won by Brabazon. The distance. 372.6
miles, was covered by the winner In 6
hours IA minutes is seconds. The fin
ish was close and exciting. Brabazon
was only II seconds ahead of Kool-
hoyen. who was second. Guinnest was
third, finishing ! minute s seconds after
Koolhoven. There were twenty-three
entries.