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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
srRIKERs faRoW BOMBS.
Htaiians Hold the Recruited Work
men ut EIay-HIiIilia 80 the Rescue

men Mt Gay-NIiIiha TO the Rescue,
JoLIEr, lit. May 2b The expected
trouble 1t the Drnldwood mines yesterday
did not occur, as none Of the men at.
tempted TO go to work. Some of the
strikers threw a compile OF dynamite bomns
upon,the property Of tho Wilmington Coat
Association, which exploded with a loud
noise and which startled the Brentwood
people considerably. l. was thought an
effort was being made by the strikers to
destroy the mines, The men who are will.
ing to 20 to work ut the prices offered are
fearful that II they attempt to enter the
mines this desperate Italians will carry
ont their threats Of setting iite to tho mines.
Sheriff Huston has telegraphed Governor
Fifar that the mayor Of Braldwood had
called upon him TO protect property and
that he had been TO Braidwoot and found
the situation most critical and was fearful
that he could not preserve the peace and
protect property and lives without the aid
Of the militia.
The governor telegraphed the sheriff
that he must preserve the peace and protect
the lives and property Of the minsrs and
Mt all hazards even TO the calling out OF
the militia. u ia thought that no attempt
will be make TO resume work In the mines
before Monday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

Plans have been prepared iortnr rebuild.
ing Of ths Academy Of Music Oh tie IT'D Z +
me burned playhouse, at Tenth and Tat.
aall streets. Il is proposed 10 erect m
ornate and spacious Guiding ut til place
and to equip 1t with all the mp1rfn AZ.
pllanoes and fittings as a play house. TIN
plano contemplate two galleries ghlch
With tbs ground floor, will glvs Il tote
eating capacity OF 1890. TIE stage vii
be large aud roomy, aud the olcYiti9u III
be seats, as provided Ia the pAIia, "a sald
o be exceedingly effective in commanding
be stage from every quarter. Theu oi
me capitalists engaged 10 the ~ Jec, an
lot given. but II is stated the WORK Will b
completed during the summer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

qap Times q Chester sags sbruel
Johnson sneuG OF Csci caGnty, dsry
Land, arrived III South ghsstsr ibursd.y
drsct from h4rEisbgsg SIC had IN Ms
Possession the necessary rtquis.tiou
papers trrm she pennsylvania state de-
par.ment tor ths remoyy.! OF Charles
tlusf % AaGyland Haist visa arrested
la4t week by Officer Sheartr, charged
VIII steliiue from Farmer Ainsoos Of
aor.h EYt VA, After committing win
Caief Of P0lins Knight the sheriff vent
70 Media Q tal;e Hest from his opafters
in tile county iaii 20 fho prison 1T Elktcu.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
roe H,ouclcau,, ConyrIv,,,..

LoNDoN, May 27.--An order has been
issued BY the courts prohibiting the
sei2ure or sale for the present OF the
British copyrights possessed by Dion
Roucioault. MIR. Bonoicault's divorced
wife rscsntly asked the divorce court to
compel the payment of her alimony out
Of the proceeds OF these copyrights. Her
application was granted and Mr.. Bouci-
oault's appeal from the courts decision
was dismissad.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
~ Favor oFIv.. ana stn,n,r.

The supreme court OF Ohio has decided
the case Of the state against Henry 8.
Ives and George H. Stayner in favor Of
the defendants. The prosecuting attor-
ney Of Hamilton county had taken en-
ceptlons TO the ruling of Judge Shredder
of the common pleas court, where tile
jury was directed TO bring In a verdict
fos acquittal, the defendants being on
trial for swindling the stockholders of
the Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton rail-
road, The exceptions were oyerruled and
the case dismissed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

Mrs. Marthk Downing died at the resi-.
denee Of her husband, George A. Down
ing, No. l1G9 West Seventh street, on
Saturday OF Pneumonia, aged 81 years.
She was taken i'll about one month ago.
The deceased was the sister OF the Rev,
Robert Laird Collier, the distinguished
preacher, who is now travelling abroad.
Another brother. DR.. H. d. Collier, prao.
tees his profession at Salisbury. She
leaves five children, all daughters. Hei
body was inferred at Salisbury Tuesday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

The strike in The Elk Wooden Mills i,
Baldwin. Cecil county, Nd, oa the Dali.
more & Ohio railroad, has been brought Il
cloee. between IS and 40 employees Of H.
weaving mill quit work on account OF thc
discharge OF popular cloth boss. Thf
owners, Isssrs. al. Gambill h 90, shnt
Town the upper mills, which threw ab0ul
hands, after being out just ons week. gays
up the 0ght. s"f'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

There were come friendly races at Hare's
Corner Friday afternoon, which attracted
vicinity, James Hlrst baat Douglass
Mccoy. The former drova on tho outside
OF the track and the latter on the Inside
Tor the entire distance. Then followed a
race between horses owuAd by J. ). poman
Of New Castle and Mr.. Hirst, In which ths
former won best two In three heats. A
race between horses owned by Mccoy and
IL. Blllen, the proprietor Of the hotel. ra.
suited In victory for the former. There
were no money stakes involved,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
CIGAR STORE LOAFEkS.
The Trouble Caused Pedestrians by
tiiers in Front of Cigar stores,

arc hfnHIc IbusBu FenehtF1ApH by
tdiers in Front of Cigar stores.
Saturday evening Mayor Harrington
Issued al order to the police to request
all cigar dealers to make an effort to
break up tbs nuisance of loafers oougre.
eating around their stores, aud to dig-
courage the habit of their patrons ooou.
pying chairs oiopg this ouFbstone. The
iatter has grown TO be as great nuisance
~ the former On summer evenings it is
dlhicult for ladies to pass some OF these
resorts which are located along the prin.
eipRl streets. Tho pavement is rendered
iliianlt to walk upon through profuse
eTpectoration, the atm osphere alao Is
contaminated by the foul odor, aud too
often oaths and impplite language Ia loud
tones cause the locations to be slch that
women and children should not be sub
iected to tie infection,
i is believed that respecta ole dealers,
willing TO 60 operate with tbe authoritios
will be glad Of the opportunity 10 explain
20 their customers that tie loafing habit
i against the law and Is punishable Of
fenee.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
Fns, oonyulsions, dizziness ana beaa-

Fits, oonvulsions, dizziness and head
ache are prevented and cured by using
Warmers Safe Cure. Whyp DE-. Owen
Rees says "Ths tenuity (watsry condi-
tom OF tho blood in Bright's disease
produces cerebral symphonic, the Serious
(watery portion) Is filtered through the
blood vessels of the brain, causinq
an@mia and subsequent head symptoms.
That is why these symptoms yield TO
Warmers Safe Oure. II gets rid OF the
Bright's disease and prevents the blood
from becoming watery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
F0r a dls0raored llver .Ey Raeol.a1,, \ I'm.


QUINCY, Ill, May ga terrible wind
an1 ram storm passed over this yicinl;,
yesterday attefnoo1. The ttcYn MI,
lyclonio In its nature and oonsideratI5
damage was done. TINS black falarl.
shaped cloud swept ct y iurious rate tFoa.
northwest to south esst, descending II
Inc earth at Irregular intervals Several
houses and harms we're unroofad ana
trees were pulled up by tho roots.
Nearly every monument 10 cemetery Il,
the southern part OF the oity ives deinol.
lsbed. No loss OF Life yet reported.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

Ths pass department Of the
fhtiadelphis, Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad announces thar Tor the better
accommodation of It's patrons, on aud
alter June lst excursion cketH 10 Dover,
ne Sage capital, VII be sald from iii
TICKET stations ~ it's lines within the State
5t delaware a. 60 cents per mile in each
direction. The inkets will be valid on
19I Of sale the dizzy following, ana
wen detsd on afjay valid for return
trip uayfl tho o w II Monday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30


HuRo Riiel, aged l6, h4a been pissino
rom bis home No. l03 Orange street
the Vaughan Chapter OF tho Aloott
g'uo netted SbG 80 for the benefit az tba
delaware Hospital on the oocrsion n,
.e recent fair held At No. 709 Franklin
trset A''n
re barkentine John Sweeney which
l'lt3Gdei pert Of her cargo Of snutbe,,
~ 9eF ~ tAliadelphia, arrived bore on
G,a'EtGAy 20 unload tho balance for tbo
psny. H'u"'t oon
h.1e Rose Social Olub win nion,o -
Squirrel Run woods on june Az pa,.Ia
III, OF drPont's Banks, will fur.
wv VIZ music, The W. d N. train leaving
mMet and French streets Of 6 Is n. m
wlll carry Wilminetonians to the woods
:, s " train will leave the wooda a,
y 3bp n. - "ooua ~
he islllng Of few square feet NJ
giastefihg nom the vestibnIe oaiIins a.
~ entrances ,I TO the Sunday. school rooYn
y west Presbyterian Church Spndan
Histit ~ tae congregation was leavino ~
.tl.lteh caused some connection AMOR
sas Ifo.d IN the passage.ways. NobosSS
:, ~ trustees Of Hanover preshvto,,,n
ohatch haya declined an offer Of SsS dno
.us NE ctngah building at the NORTH v ,vst
t tsni. q siEth and King streets The
saF raa sre holding tie property M
~. "a It is reported that tbe E9n;,'
Ihis i, aNaiantee and Trust COMPANY n,
s ,ais wy hasa been making ipopirisa IN
About I o'ciock Saturday evsn,n. !,
s , hte broke out 1t M ss7 Ma9to u
5 ,.,s wa.re Senator Gray,a oiIiao IL
s .iasosef z, The IRE, II was in he ascond
10y my An alarm was struck b r,oV ,ha
III tE,s9,giship engine was brought aronnd M
1 % a.. ai Y. WIS quickly extinFuisbeS wi,t
rev bueksts o. water, eA VAN
!, it hs. DESIRING to spend a n,sos.n. a..
| ats.,s laFEfoSe can take Tho t,ir ~, NY tny
ronr'It.,.i q Hahet, which makSs ~, ne
n 96 Sr'Ps qaily hhe leaves Wilmino,mnpo
,,,, ~ =, y. N and 80 i, m ar6 %, ~
49, tennsgrov9 al IL. In and ttesstnthihR
Mi ,ps ere timed to give exeursio y u "a,
river taS y the popular resort aesoss 81 !
| No,ir ----O-4-a--
| sypeet ft luet Kinds. Hon pt5.t.ys =, a, .
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
llrnlnl ...ene., Aern.ted.

WeiT4nts wyIei-sucd yesterday week for
tbs arrest " NeF't5 tsaeuara IL tire insane
depa'n q % ILL., pAils1eiakia Hogpisal
90 The eaas4e ., 1rufaiity towards %
ttslls under thoir cg'e. The % .arif
vas fasde hwtie9fge W 3ym,pdl. ID H.
3p'gey reporter ~ ne suggestion OF ths
president Of the department Of charties
and correction, alter consultation with
aud al the Instance O tue district nj
totney. A hearing was fzsd for Tuesday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

Many people who were awake about tha
time OF the fire Saturday morning bet ge6n 4
and 8 o'clock, were startled by dun sound
as OF NJ explosion Ii was thought that ono
OF duPont's powder mills had gone Into the
ar, mn inquiry at duPonts eil.lted the
reply that no explosion had occurred there,
No explanation Of the noise has yer hesa
offered, although number OF people
heard it,some otthem even being RWak ened
by the report.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

BfaLlN May % --faa special c6rfss-
p1adeut Of tbs Associated prcsa learned
iAst evening thst, contrary TO txpecta.
ion there wss no officially eucou uttered
u5iGs tue deliberations OF tie Sanoan
1auifrseoe it its srssion yesterday The
question az .he idetpuity TO be paid by
tat S4upaas for the killing o. Germans a.
Ap'a by natives wNs not brought up, hut
"as ieir % les working communities This
&0il3n IL iAlsn So ~ Indication that tire
liessiou o&G b. solved here. The mex
3s3et3n efths conferences viii be- beld ue1i
aaek. fte tinel I'D lurupent rasT ocrr,
thea. TIC conference lastod IN ~ 4 81
- N
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

Tho Pusoy & Jones Company haa received
an order for 1000 ton cotton compress for
parties In n shrille, Tenn. 1t will have ;
csp9elty OF - tales Ter hour or 800 bales
In "a hours. The hydraulic ptossure vii,
be 3,2ll pounds TO the square inch. II viii
have compound cylinders, high pressure
OF 65 ibchrs bore and low pleasure OF GA
Inches With stroke 10 feet Ii incnes long
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
a Crazy ui.rh I,,,r,or.

Doctor" Nathan Williams, colored, a
herb doctor, dolne business al seeond and
EStnall streets, was caught by Ogleer Cray-
ford at O'Clock Saturday morning creating
disturbance Il was discovered that tho
man is crazy. He Was taken to the police
station, In order 10 be kept out OF harms
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

sitrlp unfHtns ttaIRn
IA. Efeggs ~ G0.'s stables.


"a. Hseggs ~ Gn.7s stables.
fire broke out 4 little before O'Clock
am. Saturday In the stable and BAN adjoin-
ing the James H. Beega & %. e brick yards
near VandeVer avenue. The buildings,
which are the property OF Eli Mendinhall,
were burned, with tle contsnts, including
large quantity OF hay and grain. The
stable aud barn we're rented by Beggs Il
60. The hay AMI grain were valued at
$500, iaF witeh there H. fnll Insurance
fhera was car load OF DRY pnirt also
stored In the barn, valued at $3.50, which
Tas banned 1t Was not Insured.
A9ou; 70 Of tn company horses were
IL tne stGF le 1t g time tha tlre broke out.
Fortunately nupber of the employees were
around & . premises. II IL their custom TO
come vary eariy work, between 3 and 4
oclccS IDe 81 niles we're tmme lately
ahiackel sAd gll tho horses removed with.
ont dM4ags. rne barn IL ]. new one aud
WIS bsif oniY tSO Yeas ngo after o4in !.
| b1ruei iJwa. NJ one has any ldsa ~ 10
las Q Il n Of The lrs
A. aiaEm was rl;k from box No 50 and
the eaEi0rs responded hut could net go
ltia seFv'gs a. NJ water WAS aces@si1ie.
I5asid Y Ia Iuildiag WIS a sheet Il itms
when he hf"aan arrived. The barn was
I sbau' 4lh2 81 test ID exrsnt and ,iosJ prob
tblJ 82,yUO. ! stloa9hr 10 "a insured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

Jacob Higgins OF M. East Fifth
street, will give liberal reward for the
recovery Of the skiG Sea Bass, which was
atnlen frora s6ipieg street wharf on
Tuesday night. Tho boat is "a feet long
and is painted green.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
ALibc, on yyilu,inr,nn

A man arrested while attempting TO
Durglsriously enter a house in Jersey
City, Saturday evening, gave his name IA
Edward Sanford OF Wilmington, Del. He
is not known to the authorities here. He
Afterwards gave his rs5idence as boston.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

Al Squire Bertolette's office Saturday
Alfred Pratt, charged with gDductlng R1ss.
whitley, was given hearing. He valves
,Iial on the advice Of his attorney, AudreW
o. Sanborn, Esq, and was accordingly held
n $1,000 bail for general sessions conrt
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

4oAu Ael .ad Mies Saitig Adams
zoe married In NJ. Au'fN7's e6.EfIt
Eltis Grove, Gu Wednesday, evsf iIg.
bisnop OOlnmhn officiating. mss cue
Albums was bridesmaid and George Adams
best man. Many people attended the wed.
ding. The bride aud groom will reside in
Laurel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

hstefeo by thG Prince OF wales.
LoHpoN, May 27-Mr. Robert L. Lin.
S9ih, The United States minister, and
Mrs. Lincoln we're received by the Prince
and Princess of Woles at the Mari.
borough House to day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
Fa,n,cr v,ndIx nnr,

Oliver WidGoes, a well. known farme,
o. the Fourth district Of Cecil county,
Mo-, was seriously injured Thursday BY
ms horses running on. His jay was frac.
tured and other iHjuriea alat aimed,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
Contract A,ynrhed.

The contract for the erection OF the
additional building for the Friends
school, Fifth and West streets, has been
awarded to John B. johnson, for 80, 900.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

Robert T. Marshall assistant road master
otthe p, W. & B, railroad has the peculiar
distinction Of being n United Stated citizen
born In Lopdon and yet not naturalized.
His father was United States consul In that
city during the Lincoln administration,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
MR.. nnd Mrs. ssnu.e,. Gis..

Work has been commenced upon the two.
storisd addition to the Homeopathic Hoe.
pital. The new buildings are designed
after the most modern hospital plans. TIE
pavilions will measure 82xS6 feet, and viii
be connected with the main building, frofh
which they are 85 feet distant, by covered
paseagewsy. The annex is a gift from Mfr.
and Mis-. ]. Taylor Cause, who have thus
generously met the increasing demands OF
the hospital for larger accommodation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

mLiilam herbert, State treasurer, has me-
gotlated loan with Elliott. Johnson a ID.
Lor 100000, State bonds, at 81 per cent with
bonus. The bonds are slO0 each. II tfie
PONDS had been OF the denomination Of
Sl,UOg no could have done very much bet.
yer, This loan is TO. buying the insane
asylum for the State OF Delaware.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

me schooner Edward l.. Martin OF sea.
lot9 %ts IN collision With the Severn rive,
9ti1Re near Annapolis, ND, Friday niet,
kailat g9lag through thu draw. Tge
ssAoantr eteapoi itiury, hut It'd rail- an5
7lae q the bSldss we're badly damaged.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

Blood Vessels are sometimes burst by
wnooping cough. Hale's Honey OF Here
hound and Tar relieves it.
n likes Toothachs Drops euro In one
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

Fire at Claremont, N. H., on Monday
damaged the Union block about %, 900
worth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
Mn DAnEFTr'a sHAy5N,

At st, PaGls Cauroh tho Rev. Il. 4.
Barrett WIS hasfd. EiiB rsmarka rere
sugsested by the text Deuteronomy xxxu,
10. In his introductory ~ aHid the tat
was taken from the song Of Moses. He
led the children Of Ia,ael to the borders
o. the Promised Land, but was not per
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-07-11
BASE HITS

A summary of the two games will show
that Kenosha made II runs to 16 for the
Inter Oceans, % base hits against Chicagos
A. made Is errors against 16 for Chicago,
and stole two more bases Thus showing
that they outbatted, outfelded and out
played them on the bases. This is all that
need be said in reference to the Inter
Oceans article on ''Soft Marks" and to the
fact that the Leader very prominently cop
led the same.
Mr.. Houseman, manager of the Inter
Oceans, signifies his intention to Manager
Yule to bring his team to Kenosha again
the latter part of this month or the first of
next, and says that his dispatch to his pa
per was sent in the spirit of joke, and not
to be construed as anything else. Had he
heard the opinions of his readers, he would
hardly have thought it such. However,
that, the two teams will again meet at no
distant day is reasonably certain, and that
it will be for blood, there is no doubt.
The Bay Views, amateur champions of
Wisconsin, will be here on July 21st.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-07-11

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klipfel rejoice
in the birth of son which came to them
this week.
Tom Whitaker is happy. He is the
father of a daughter that came TO grace
his home on Sunday morning. That
accounts for the smile that overspreads
his bland features when you look at him.
On Friday evening, July 18th, there
will be an ice cream social and a musical
and literary program at the Y. M. C. A..
rooms. The prizes won on Field Day will
also be presented to the winners Every
body is invited.
Prof II. c. Hullinger will discourse at
Unitarian Church next Sunday evening
at 7.3O o'clock PM All are invited Seats
free. The subject of last Sundays dis
course, Business, it is admitted, was ably
presented.
On Wednesday at the Scotford Manu-
featuring Co. works, James Costello, who is
brother of the engineer there, was caught
In belt and his right arm was badly shat
tered, both legs broken and head severely
injured. He probably can't live. On the
same day in the Lane works, some man
whose name we did not learn. was also
caught in belt, his clothing was stripped
off and he himself was injured to a consid
cradle extent
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-07-11
SWIMMING RACE.

SWIMMING RACE.
Gold headed umbrella by Lent & Funck.
Two contestants. Won by Clarence Read.
HUNDRED YARD DASH.
Silver medal Fuur contestants Won
by George Beachel Time Is seconds.
WRESTLING.
AS it was getting late the exercise was
interrupted during action and it will be
settled on some future public occasion. The
contestants are Arthur Sager, Geo Bienne-
man, Geo. Beachel and Chas. Pfennig.
The dumb bell drill and game of foot ball
were omitted on account of lack of time.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-07-11

SECOND GAME.
Schmitt and Herman formed the battery
for the second game, with Walsh, of the
City League, and Stock as the Inter Ocean
battery. Lewis was put down as the extra
man for this game, but he was taken off
just before the game and played in right
field, while Schmidt was substituted as
"extra." Kenosha has only nine uniforms
and he could not appear in one. The
manager anticipated no trouble in having
him change uniforms with Pete in case he
was needed. This undoubtedly lost the
game to Kenosha, for when it became evil
dent that Pete was not up to his usual
form and steadiness, and Manager Yule
called on him to exchange uniforms with
Schmidt, the extra man, the Inter Oceans
fatty refused to proceed with the game
against Schmidt as pitcher, on the ground
that he was not "on the bench in uniform"
as the rule which governs League games
calls for. After long dispute pro and con,
the umpires decided that he could not go
in the box, so Adams was called in from
left field and pitched out the game for the
home club, and had he been properly sup
ported in the field, would have Won the
game. Lewis was put in to catch him, but
never having caught him before, could not
give him as fine support as he had
Schmidt in the first game. The fielding o.
both sides was very loose in spots, while the
batting was heavy throughout the game.
Gibson led them all in this respect making
four base hits, while Herman distinguished
himself by planting the ball over the right
field fence for clean home run, the first
one ever made on the grounds. More
house, Adams, Werve and Herman each
made two base hits, while Walsh WEIGH,
Stock and Warren did the batting for Chi
cago. There was constant kicking and
uproar all through the game. and when it
was over the Inter Oceans had Is runs to II
for Kenosha, distributed as follows:
1928 7S9
Chicago . 8 2 2 8 0 2 0 0 3-15
Kenosha . 2 100 4 0 1 3 Oil
Base hits-Kenosha, II; Chicago, II. En-
rs-Kenosha, 8; Chicago, s.