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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02
8aWin9ton- Agentnr
-beS-
"Deutfden gorre(ponoent,"
&m. Sannemann, 1915 Warius.
Strahe, N.-8.
too sH!etaen unb 9efteannaen entaeata a.
npntntet tperben.
GufalbcridJtc ants &aibinatuu.
Cpfcreines 9uben pte
Dies.

Gil :
Nr. Nbrobom Stci1 pom 9tr. 1884,
:. StroBe, N.-@., licgt III icincr
2&o6mng al Den .IolQen elmer &c.
fIbrlidcn SdltBmun0c oarnicocr,
melhc cr oa0urh erlitt, Dob cr bon
elmer altQcl gctrpffcn mllroe, Die ci.
Hcr Eatrone cntfloh iueld)c 5luci
&nobcu, Nonlcta Nopmlono Crmlbo
mo Napn1ono NnDnca, olli ou$
StroBenbnbu 3 @clCilc 0clcgt bottcn.
Die bciocn &no6cn merOcn porlGuiig
in Goli5ei1clunbriom gebolten.
8erbin0crter 9 el it.
mor0.
Gic 2t Sabre olte GQcn 0lofc bon
Mr.. 91I G.StruBe, S..gS., perilldtc
Gclbitnloro SIT bcOtBeIt, iuosm iir lId)
on1 1ltBc ser fl. Strobe III ooS@ni.
icr itiir5tc. Sic mltrbe bon mebre.
rem Eoli5iltcn rcd)t5eitig aus ocm
Muiicr gciiidlt.
9cfonnter Sournuli1t &c.
it orben.
&r. SplDomu5 6. Sn6nlon, elmer
scr 6ltcitcn %SournoliItcn in Der Bun.
rcSbonptltoOt, mcld)cr lett pielch
&n6rcn an GcooftionSitob oc9 @oib-
inQton STIR" ongcitt0t mar, lit &c.
fern I'M Nlter BON 81 Sobren gcltor-
fen.
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@aftimurcr, iucld,c bic CONNER

@aftimOrcr, iucld)c bic CONNER
Monatc a~gRcrbalb Der Staot ucrbrin'
nca, fonncn bcn Correspondent" nad)
irscno elmer glorciie in ben @crcinig-
fen Stantcn, europa, Mcgifu nnb
Canada 5n9cidift crbaltcn. Die
gorciic mag 10 oft ais gcluiinid)t &C.
Gnocrt mcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02
3luci SiifS. Jnacnicnrc crmannt.

Sic SulloItroBCn.Gpnmiiiion erncnnt
@N. 6. :. Struggles uno @. 3.
l(blcr 81 Stills ngcnieurcn.
Gic Sibertp- Surnpife gum anuf
nn9eboten. - Sibung Der Siren.
Gontmliiiion.
,Nr Der geitcrn Nodmrittog in if
rem 0iirealt I'M llniol.S rllt. 8cbGlt.
Dc abAcboltencn Sibuna lag ser
StootIidcn 2unoltroBc Gonmiiiion
cine Sficrte fir ben Gcrfaltf Der 9al.
tinlorc- mo 2ibcrtp- Surnpifc ourd)
Scrrn Tronf q. Gnllomop Dor. Gle
Gommiilion lcgte oicic AngclcgcnGcit
abcr bis nlf @citcrcS 5ltriid. Serr
s. =. Struggles bon Der StautS Geo
logiid)en &crnlcIlungs . %Gonnliliion
purOe sum SiiliS. Sngenicur Der
2nnoItroBcn-Gommiilion NIT cincm
@chalt bon $500, mo Scrr ". g.
llhlcr bon Gurpline.Gountu gum >.
Niili5 Sngcnicitr nit $4,000 @e6aIt
c%rl1onnt. Eic Srogc, Oh Die Commit.
lion ouf ocn I'M nGd)lten Sabre lit
Fort3 itottfin0cnbcn 2anoitrobcll.
GotDent pcrtrctcn iein jolt, mrroc be.
rot6crt, BOD miro cine Gntihcioung
crit lpatcr HCtroiicn iperocn. Cine
Ncilc Der Gonmiiiion in norolidc
Stoatcu sur Sl.ipi5irung beS 2ono.
ltrobcnballcS miro crit nad Ser HiiCf-
fc6r ocS 0ouuerneurS Grot6crS bon
Der 0cnlofratiidcn Hationul-Gotluell.
ton III 1enDer beidloiIen mcrocn. Sic
nodlItc Siblung finoet an Is. Suli
bier Itott unb miro in bieicr Sibung
Den Velpobncrn bon 81. Worp's nn0
eolncrtsGou1ties 8clcgcnbcit 9egeben
iperocn, lire @iinid)c iiber oen golt
bon SanoItraBn in ibrcn Counties
5ltfl Sortragc 5l brillgen.
Stoat3 Siren Commit.
iton.
Gle Staota. Srren.Gommiiiion belt
Ncltern cine Sibullg, ood) lunrOc bic
Grlpo6lung cincs SefretGrs bis 5ur
Sibltng am 10. Suli perid)oben.
Gin GroBeS 9nnfgeihGft
tttrctbt Die .Werfunts Hotional.
"nl1f," mic aus Dem an onocrer
Stcuc oieIea 9lottes publiSirtcn &c.
rIdt timer EriifunQ Der 0cihafte
oilrd) Die Nllbit Company bon Nep.
Jorf erIidtlid lit. GaS 5~otolgntba-
ben Der @altf betr1gt $t5,23S,7 1872.
10. Gines pie groBen @ertroltcns
Die 9onf lid e%rircllt. gebt ourous
bcrpor, ooB Die inoioioucllen Gcpcli.
loren llobc5u $5,OO0,000 bctrogcn.
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Sd,iffsfartcn

bon unb nud europa iibcr Baltimore
oocr REM orf, aaiiitc ooer 3iuiideil.
bcd. 8efieI. mSIdnoiites Gelo,
Greoitbriefe uno 8eloienoungen.
Sbeu. S. Sicncr e Gu.,
Nr. 217, Sit.yaltimure.S traRe.
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217 Sit.galtimore.S traRc.
Sehbc['S cinsincs Mfclicr.

Wir babcn nitr Gin Mtelier in YaIti-
more, nnb bas bcfinbct iidJ in Der
Stage ut cbcncr Grbc, Wr. 321, Woro.
8aD-, nabc Sigb.Str. Ginocr-Ebo.
togrnpbicn cine Spcsialitat. - Seine
Ngenten nnS fcinc Srcppen at itcigcn.
). Sebbcl. 6. Grni, 8eidaftsfabrcr.
(315-)
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Suuncnnui. nn0 llntcrgaua.
Sns Ncttcr.

sir MnrpIou0 un0 0en GiItritt so.
Illnlbia hcutc llno mor9cn flor, lcidtc
unipringcnor Nin0c.
Gle Scmpcratlr mar gcltcrn Dem
thermometer 3uioIgc nift oubcrgc.
m0bnlid) bod; ubcr Is luor lcbr
iGmiil. bis Nodmitto3o 3 ltbr cin
Meaenidoucr, Der oQcr0inga nid)t BON
longcr Gauer NOR. ctpoa Gririidunng
brud)tc. 8cgen gbcno mrroc cS ic-
bod ipie0cr idnuiiler, uno nm ) llbr
itonb ooa Gucdiilbcr micocr olti IS
@roo. Ser itiinolifc thermometer.
mnr uir inInt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02
sGafc,"

Wr. Al, 8eit-1 apctte-S trafe aarf
SdJniot, Snbabcr. 9ortmnnoer nnb
Wnr5en @ier am 5apf. Siners
Surpers a Ia carte. Der Sommer.
sarten Jest fir oas Enblifnm often.
(Ipril1,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02
Sbcp. s. Oicncr e. Gu.

0eutifcS nno anoercs ollsl1noi.
'hes @cIo g%cfouft uno perfauft.
@eloIcnoungcn beiorot nad Gcutidj.
lano SeItreifl, NlBlano Ii. /. NJ.
@cdIel ollsgcitcIt al,i aiiSldnoiide
9nnfcr. Greoitbrieic un6 9rapcIers
Cheques.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02

Gle EoliBcibcb0r0e bat
ben 4oli5iiten III ben nuBcrbulb pes
8eidoitspieriels liegenoen Giitriftcn
itrifte ORDERS rribciIcn Ioiicn, bnB Die
geitimnliingcn ser Gcrfebrs Ger.
orbnungcn itrcng ourh0cfiibrt iucrs
Den.
Erieiter m.-Gar.
hinal Gibbons bat om Gicnitug ocn
AZ. Sabrestag ieiner Weibe ala Yrie.
tier uno ben %. S~nbrestng ~iciiter Gr.
nennune als Cardinal geieiert. Ter
CARDINAL beiinbet iidI sur StiQen slr-
badt int Ct. Marp's Sentinor. mo
ginaeu hatcr oieie Sahrestnge fill
roriiber. Iie StilIe anbaht ltebt
ilnier 2eitung oes giidofs Carroll
ppn Montana.
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Sta0t Baltimore.
unterbaltnnas . @c9iuciicr.

r2ubiuiS," 40i-406 Sit.99nltimprc. strabc.-
Idalld NauotpiIlcs &IuriicluuAcu mo SSaHoci'
bil6er.
,9iem electric 9ort" - Idglib Concerto
lllh piClc nuoerc &CralitAunQcn.
ban SBurC, Rnrt" Idplih GpuBcrie.
9Sauocibilocr uno nuocrc 9lsruHitRungcu.
s@uInH EntsRart" - 9nAllb Concerto ulto
atoerc &crpnilpuuReti.
uNrbeitcr, : nnncrbuub," VT, Baltimore -
SanitnR oct 4, Su!l, HoIal SanGcrlcit IN
yISchcr'e G(urt".
nSrntiGls ilnanrtidcr 2ichrrfrnuS" Sam
ttug. oeu 4. Sult, Nrubcr 6umillcHsSlusfIln nab
Glluiur Bead, 9SCfipori.
Ynrts Gun5crtc:
Gonrtn1 NadbmlttGg - nErtio-StuHFnrt".
Wlnutng Slbcuo - GbtueftCln6 I'M nJitperiioe'
Ydrt" ltIto ~p,ScOernl Stll Bart.
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9onncrtta9 Gbcro - g4arrolIsRatt".
Srciiln Ihcno .GittionStnrf".
Sumitna Iheno aRuticriOHsEnri".
(SonHia0S bon . bis 7 llhr elbcnoS)
(sIn 9S0heutGAcn bon : his 10 llbr gbcloS.)
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Nun ISrloc Der EOIItif.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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nn, on,i.Tn+n i, tooI ms ~. - hor
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no.n w,,n,,t, ,,,, o,. . Js,,n -
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monnr mcooro NOR ~. Srncr;rtcn.
nr,,t hcr Si,rrtrihc, WcG5,nr. rr
r,,,,tn ,hor n,h Som, (nHo mr.
Q,,,n,. c;,or, RorrhGr,,,or Mot mo.
dcn.
Ncrr Nnocrion lit ciIl prontincntcr
Gcmofrut Der 10. Muro; CT III Gon-
traitor.
Gn2 Amt lit nit $1,000 inIurirt.
9i2bcr bcfolHcn Die Malicngcridtoob'
id)GBcr 0ebiibrcn, mo oo ooa @cleb
MIR 5lpci NbIdobcr porldb, 10 ltunocn
Die Hbld0tcr iid) auf minOcItcn3
pro Sobr. Gie btabcrigcn Nb-
mnrcn emil @ocbte unb So.
'cpb $. Barron. Gas @clcb lpllroe in
Der lcbtel Se9laIotrrlibr1lg 0e0n0crt.
Ncrr @ocbfc mo Serr Barron ltcacn
Die 9cbonptrng alti, oaB oaa @eict
llld)t gcdn0crt Dor0cn marc, lucln lie
$1,000 hcroll"gerildt b0ttcn; Mtit9llc'
Der %Hcgialotur ooGcGcn bcboup-
ten, Dob $500 ofierirt luurOclL llln
Die FolIirun8 oca llcllcn 0cIctcS 81
o%crbinocrn.
Ib nod Tcnpcr.
0o,,rc,ob,corb,etcr >,,huo 1rc.
nprif Gofrn Solbott ms motti, rci.
itpr ,c,trrr noh Tr,nrr 0nInrohn
,h Scrr rnIhntt ~ circr nc, ,,;c,
7r(cootrn ~ot.Ioroc" arr ]hcn,ofroti.
id,c, Observation-Disclosures hio om
I,,li IN 7rn,cr ,n,t ma cbcnions
Soa mornlYnhcr m;toIich nrs hen,o.
trotiihrn Wotionof Gon;tcS 0ir
;ibr;orn a MitoIicncr hrr MorpIGn.
hcr 7clcootior ,ur Not;nr,l Kan,
ncrtion ,ncrncu n,nrocn ncr Tcurinl.
non;o.Nohn nhrriicn Sr,,ts Mhrnh
holtcn iir IN, Sotrl gcnnert nod c;uc
6,r,orcr, ,,n, ~, lcttc, M,,horn;+,,
orr iiir Sic Ioror Nr;ic -, t~rciirr Sic
7c(cootc, sims.
Wnr,nrrnc,,r Oh,,ti,, q 0ro+h,ra
Wcncro(,,m,l 1i,,c o,hc c+r,,,s
ctootai4otn,c;;tc, m,,rron W,,.
n;ner 7c(cootrn ot-foroc~.
M,hrcr 9a sannh,n ms ny Mr,.
M;,tcrh,thon, nnn, cr,tr, 0n,,.
orcrhiur;f4c.,
GEorlcs < 7;s,, ,nh : ocrbert
,cbr;nrr non, ,me;tr, Nn,ore,, 81.
5tr;ft.
Spbu : Mobou mn H,spbp Srbrrt
Dom orittcn COMMENSURATE;
2. 2. 6iclb mno Gonicl 5. 2obcn
pom uicrtct Gon0rcR0iitrift;
Sodion $. HolIton lro :. Granf
Smith pom i~iinitcn GonQrcbpiItrift;
SCnotor Blair see ull0 Is, Sem.
nee SumiQ ponl icdltclt GonQrcb.
TNt{triF+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02

Sll 0cll all0cren Wctterbeobdd)
tlnqaitotioncn mlrrOcn Die iolAcnocn
b0dNtcn IcmpCrntlrcn prr5cidnrt;
Galtport IS. NortIon0 rs, @pitou
rs, NlbnnD 81. Ncp.Oorf 81 Thilus
0elpbin IS, HtlonticsGitp 50, Gopc,
Nan IS, MoibinNton 90, Moriolf IS,
Snttcrna 81, Charlotte IS, Wilmin1.
tom 81, Gbnrlciton 81, Suuunnob so,
SadionpiIlc 81, Sllpiter 81, Seen QSrlt
Sc, NtIonto IS, Montgomcrp 81, Ncm
Orleans IS, EoIeltinc Sc, 8olpcIton
IS, Corpus Gbriiti IS, WcmpbiS Sc,
Cincinnati Sc, Eittebur0 Sc, Sslpcgo
81, Buffalo 76, GlcOeIonb IS. Gctruit
50, Ilpcnn 10, WarQltCtte GO. Green
Ban ~ Chicago 6S, Guliib IS, ct.
Fotl 6S, ct. Souis IS. &onioa Gitp
7G, Omaha y, @nron 10, Sian,orrf
Y, @iuilton -, @nprc Is, Nrlcna
76, Solt 2ofc Gitp 81. Gcnpcr Of,
u. Hlottc CT, 9ooge Gin 50, NnlQ,
rlIlp 81, Sos Angeles 16.
Sn moad)cr 0iniid)t mar scr Mo.
not ,}ini elmer Der bcutcrfcnalucrtbc-
licll, Den mir icit lonQer Belt crIc6tcr.
Vic Sempcrotur ipchicItc bon 50
@ra0 bis ST IS Bra6. 9S 8ro0 iuar
Die boditc Gcmperntur. mclde mir
ieit I Sobren hottcn.
Gen a~alcnocrn 5uiolgc ipatc ser
CONNER am u. Sunni ieincn Nniung
ncbnlcn, ober bcrcit@ am %. Slni
ipor 6ns Gltcdiilber I'M thermometer
oli Sc @roo binnniacflrttcrt. Gotl
Der 3cit on bnbcn mir bcirrobc IN,
interbrofen cine belize 98elc NcGobt.
Hur flint Gage m1brcno oea oorr.
sen Wonots botten mir etlihCrlnuilcll
elnen 6eaclL. meldcr i'll bic Gy0c
0rong.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02

Gle NutompbiI Hennen
nltf Der Yintlico . Hennbnbn, ipeld)c
om SomItng, Den 4. Silli, ltnttiin.
hcn, geltoltcn lid SIT Den intcreIlante.
item 8clegcnbeiten ocs Cages. IS
finocn I'M @al,sen bier Helrnen ltott,
ben ocl,cn bier fir ooS f%lciilitc 6obr.
5citQ IN bcnt 5 Wcilcn Hcn1cn, s
WorpIGnoer @ogen fir oos 10 Mei,
len . Hcn1en, hrci Der groBcn Hcile'
Cars fiir bns 5 Weilen : HenllcrL II
iilr ouS ollgemcinc Eintlico E Hell.
men unb s iiir Die Meiiteridnft ailf
cine Giltal15 BON 30 Sub be'tllnmt
iilb. Nr. s.. Q. Scimbnd, miro oclt
@crilld mad1et, Srn. Colts s. @er1.
onll, ben in BhiIaoelpbia mobnenoen
Sllbober oes % Meilen . HecorbS, 5l
ilberirciien.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24
SUPERIOR PLAYING

The Third christian Sunday School basA
pail team defeated the Leigh street baseball
team yesterday on Lutheran Held by stperio|
playing. The wildness OF Slater. the pitche,
Tor Leigh Street. coupled with the grea|
number OF errors, gave the game with east
70 Third Christian. The features Of th}
fame were tho batting OF cottreli and j,
Ammons for Leigh Street. both getting nv(
hits out Of I'VE times a the bat. and 81
ld az for Third Christian. The line-up:
t pitcher; n. Carlton. frst base; D. JoneI
monds. second base; D. Griffith centre heidi
T Z; Garter. third base; p spelshts. left neid
pitcher: Talley. shortstop; cuiberson, flrsl
pase; Rice second base; Johnson, third
bdse; Davis. left Held: Perkinson, centre
field; Formant, right field. 3r
Bcore by innings: n
Lsisht street........ % a03Bo21 o Oil
Third Christian. 1911 o 3li4a o lid
Home run--Talley.
The regular meeting OF the Leigh stree.
tenn Y, VIII be held Tuesday night at O'Clock,
Al members are Urged TO be present, as th2
eeptain for the team Will be elected. and
other important business transacted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24
COLIN CANEERS UNDER WIRE

quarter. going very easy. At the far
turn he had his field beaten. In the
the stretch he began to loaf. and won
easily by two lengths Summaries:
First arce-two-year-o four and
a half furlongs. straight--Sir Martin
G3 to 81 first, Uncle Jim (out, place.
second, Trqis Temp q to 5. show third.
Time, $50 AS.
Second race--handicap, three-year-
olds and upward. one mile and On
eighth-Good Luck e to u first. SAL
who're q to A. place) second, Ellisdale
(even. show third. Time. 1855 25.
Third race-the Juvenile. two-year-
olds. foals OF 1906. five furlongs-Joe
Madden a to u first. Casque (out.
place. second, Statesman (out, showo
third. Time, 1:01.
Fourth race-the Withers. three
year-olds. foals of 1905. one mile
Colin q to 50 first. Fair Play Is to 9.
place) second, King James Il to B..
show third. Time, l:4I.
Fifth race-the Whitney Memorial
Steepiechase, four-yearolds and up,
about two and n half miles-John NJ
P. Is to 81 first. T. S. Martin, e to 8.
place. second. Sandy Creek Govt show
third. Time, 5:4+.
Sixth raes-three year oids and up.
selling one mile--Rockstone Is to u
first, Pontoon 6 to /, place. second.
Samuel II Harris Is to 5. show third.
Time, l:41 2-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24
MOTOR CLUB NOTES

The Houston tTe1as) Auto Club now.
has membership OF sixty and Il
rapidly growing.
During 1907 the Automobile )club OF
Plttsburg spent over $500 In erectiSg
direction and warning signs in that
city.
To aid in good road work tho De.
trolt Club has raised its annual dues
IS. the money to be devoted exclusively
to highway Improvement
rev clubs have made greater per.
centage Of gain In the past year than
that at Hartford. Conn., which has In.
creased from so to 400 members.
AS an object lesson to Ohio State
officials the Cleveland Automobile Club
Is building three-m stretch Of
good road Just east OF the city.
The Hartford. Conn. club has voted
to hold the annual Orphans' Day run
June 5th, the date selected by many
American Automobile Association cluba
II the plans OF the Saginaw and Bay
city CMichj motorists who are form.
ing joint club do not miscarry thew
shortly VIII erect a fine clubhouse ha.
tween the two cities.
The Milwaukee Automobile Club I'M,
appointed committee TO confer w,th
the chief OF police regarding the better
regulation Of vehicle traffic In the
directs OF that city.
Although no definite announcement
has been made. the New Jersey Auto
mobile and Motor Club probably Will
hold twelve-hour endurance run on
Memorial Day.
The fund started during the recent
show at Buffalo by the AUTOMOBILES
club OF that city for the proposed
Niagara Falls Boulevard is being
rapidly Increased by subscriptions.
The new club house shortly to be
opened by the Long Island Club on
Great South Bay is located in spa
cious country estate. containing fine
shade trees and an excellent bathing
beach.
Fort Smith. Ark. has Joined the
ranks OF motor club cities. with thirty
charter members.
The North Jersey Automobile Club,
OF Paterson. n. j.. has appropriated
$500 and Individual members have
pledged an even larger sum to en-
deavor to have invalidated tina. States
new motorphobtc laws.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24
CAPITOL BOVVLERS
STATE CHAMPIONS

With the Monarch team. OF Norfolk.
having the advantage of lead of 126
pins. the Capitol team. OF this city.
net them in the final series at the
Lake Alleys last night and won out
before a large crowd of enthusiastic
spectators.
In the six games played. tho Capitol
team gained 160 pins, thereby winning
the right to the duckpin championship
OF Virginia. leading their opponents
in the grand total by a majority of
thlrty-four pins.
The Norfolk team brought many
rooters with them. and good numbar
OF ladies We're in the party. The CHM
pions will now secure the purse Of $50.
which was the prize. one half of which
is held by The Times Dispatch and
the other half by the Ledser-Dispatch,
of Norfolk
The ccnro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24

BELMONT PARK, L l., May 23--Be-
fore a crowd OF $4,000 persons. James
r. keene's Colin. the champion two
year-old OF last year, and making his
first appearance OF the year to-day,
easily won the Withers Stakes, worth.
$4,000. at one mile. The colt still re-
tains all his speed which made him
the champion. and there was no time
during the race that the race was in
doubt. August Belmont's Fair Play
was second. with j. E. Madden's King
James third. Colin was made an odds
on favorite at 2 to 8. After a few
minutes delay at the post they were
sent away to a good start for all ex-
cept Chapultepec. who bolted. Colin
went into the lead, fol-
lowed by Question Mark and Dorante.
The favorite increased his advantage to
two lengths at the end of the first
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HERMITAGE GOLF !.

Yesterday was Ladies' Day at the
Hermitage links, on account OF the pre-
limlnary round played by them for
their handicap tournament. which will
soon come off. a handsome prize will
be offered for this tournament. and a
large number OF ladies have already
entered their names as contestants
Quite number Of gentlemen, however.
also enjoyed the game, interspersed
among the lady players.
Sixteen players have now qualified
for the spring championship contest
by, making the sixteen lowest gross
scores in tho qualifying rounds. The
first round of this contest Will be
played on Friday or Saturday, May goth
or Gotta. the second round on Monday
or Tuesday. June 1st or I'd; the third
round on Wednesday or Thursday,
June Sd or 4th, and the final round
on Friday or Saturday, June 9Th or
6th. Each round will be eighteen holes.
match play.
The names of the players who have
qualified for this contest. with their
gross scores in the qualifying round.
and their opponents for the first round
of the contest, are as follows:
Peter Winston, IS. VS.. j. B. Young, 95
f. -Orgain, 81. VS.. II. K. Ellyson, 81
w. f. Wilson, "a, VS.. r. H. Meade. So
C. L.. Kirk, So. VS.. c. r. Burnett, 90
M NJ, Einford, SIS. VS.. L. H. Blair. 90
r.. T. Harrison, SIS, VS.. w. II, Palmer. 76
j. W. Atkinson. 81, VS.. S. 3. Moon, 70
]. B. Orgain. 90, VS.. G. Harrison, So
Contestants will please communicate
with their opponents and make engage
ments according to the above schedule
of dates A prize will be given to the
winner of the final round in this cham
,pionship contest.
On Saturday. June 9Th. handicap
tournament will be held, open to all.
players. except the sixteen who have
qualified for the championship contest.
Eighteen holestwill be played, medal
score to count. and a prize will be pre-
scented to the contestant making the
lowest net score. Players may choose
their own partners for this contest.
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OARSA1EN LOWER RECORDS

PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 23.--1n
the best regatta ever held by the
American Rowing Association, five diff
lferent Fights this afternoon beat the
record for the course OF mile and
.nve.sixteenth on the schuylkill River,
in this city. The best mark OF the
day was that OF ak minutes twenty six
seconds. which was made by the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania's varsity eight
and the New York Athletic Club. when
they rowed dead heat for first place
In the race for first eights. Again. in
the race for junior college crews. all
three contestants--Yale, Pennsylvania
and Harvard-beat the former figures
seven minutes thirty four seconds, the
time OF tho victorious Yale eight being
six minutes twenty-seven seconds, and
OF the Harvard and Pennsylvania
crews, which rowcd a dead heat for
second place, :2s 3-5.
The day was ideal for racing and the
river was high.
New York crews carried off the lions
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In the Ring.

Joe Cans says that he Will not fight
Battling Nelson unless the latter posts
$4,000 for side bet.
Sam Berger is trying to arrange a
fight between Battling Nelson and Abe
Attel on June goth for twenty rounds
Jim Jeffries is trying to bring Joe
Cans and Battling Nelson together in
twenty-round fight at his Los Ange-
les arena
Johnny LOTUS Will probably act as
trainer for Jack O'Brien and INK Rus
sell at their new camp at King OF
Prussia.
Jack Gleason. the Frisco fight pre- 70.
motcr, is reported to have lost $500
on the Gans.Unholz fight.
II is reported that notwithstanding
Tommy Loughery on Saturday night,
he will be matched for several more
contests.
Jim coffroth is reported to have Of
fered a purse Of 10000 for fight be-
tween Stanley Ketchell and Billy
Papke at Colula
Harry Pollock. manager OF Charley
Griffin. the Australian featherweight,
has announced that he will mot match
Griffin to fight any other man IN this
country but Abe Attell.
Battling Nelson has funked out OF
his match with Packey Mcfarland;
scheduled for May 25th. Nelson had
signed articles. and was on. his way to
Milwaukee, but stopped off at Pres
colt, Ariz.. and wired the club mana
gers that he had decided not to train
for the fight.
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Ten Yachts Entered.

BOSTON, MASS, May 2s.-Ten yachts,
up 10 to-day, have entered for the race
yachts already have arrived at Marble
head-the Devish and the Esperanza--.
md the Zurah is on the way, The other
yachts which have entered are the Fleur
De Lgs, yepona, Warehouses. Edith
Anna, Little Hope. Lila and Chaos. The
Fleur De Lys = the only entry In class
a, While the class B entries are the
Zurah, pervish and EsperaEza those In
class G, the Marchioness and Edith Anna,
while class D is made Of the Little Hope,
Lila and Chaos. The yachts start June 8
and are expected to finish cii the 18th.
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TRAP SHOOTERS
LOWER RECORDS

Yesterday afternoon was the frst
evening this season that could be term.
ed IDEAL weather for trap shooting.
There was not any wind to defect the
flight OF the targets, and the highest
scores OF the season were made.
fairfield a.1a .., vas again high gun with
close seconds with 40.
Virginia." OF the locals, was high
gun in 100, breaking 81. beating Fair.
Held by one bird, who on last Satur-
day beat him one bird. Virginia" has
but from the fine form In which the
members are shooting. there is no
doubt but what his score Will be peat
en- ere the season. ends.
MIR. L. u. Lawrence, OF the Dupont
s sae and ga ga some gsoS
gun, breaking four 23's straight, or 80
out OF 100. His score shoYs that he
is consistent shooter, and places
him In the front ranks with the best
Fairfield made the longest run with
out miss. breaking 81 straight. with
one miss in Al
Virginia" also did some good shoot
Ing In two events, breaking 48 out OF
The club is in receipts of hand
der Company Tho gun committee has
decided to award this trophy to the
second high handicap average at the
close of this season.
On next Saturday the club Will shoot
for $40 handicap prize. and the man
agement hopes that all members eligi-
bic to shoot for this prize will be
on. the grounds early. to avoid any
delay in pulling off this special event