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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-19
2iioerltbe @irtbfdaft auf Oer
SSarttett.

Gin teranif6es 8latt, bet Henrietta
Sentinel, brinst in ether ieiner lebten
Nummerrl einen fur3en Irtitel, bet in
re1t tpirflamer Weiie bic tlur gu bdufig
auf ben amerifanii6en Garmen pors
fommenbe 2obbers unb Subelmirtbs
idaft bloBitellt.
Wenn man, = 10 lautet berielbe, =
bur@ Slap @ountp eine Sour ma6t,
tautt man f9 bes @ebantens ui6t ers
tpebren, ME es fir einen groBen Sbeil
Der Garmer. bic bort leben, iiberbaupt
cine M6sli@teit lift, li@ nod tiber
WaRer gu balten. Do fonnmt man
gum 8eiipieI at einem Garmbauie Dore
iber, bos bon einem prd6tisen 0bfs
garten einsef9loKen 1T, unb bic groBen
@etreibe , S9ober iopie bic weitbin
fi@ erftredenben 5toppslfeIber legen
ben 8epeis bafir ab, baB tii9tig gears
beitet tporben if. Nber - I'M Sbfgars
ten laufen Elm balb DuBerb pferbe urb
ebeufo biel RGbe berum unb frelen bas
@ras unb untraut, bas BON &e9ts tpe'
gen NIT benz pFug bdtte berausgefdaft
tperben miHen. Die Golge III natirs
lid, bab bic ~mertbponen Bdume 51as
ben leiben mihen, baB bic 3weige bets
ielben absebro6en perben, ia, baB bdu'
fig ber gauge Baum niebersetreten tpitb,
fobaB faHm Elm fur3es @nbe bonn
Stamm tbrig bleibt.
Drtiben Bel ber Gena ftebt cine 11ot
balb berfalene 8inbemai1ine, obne baB
aud uur ber geringfe Weriu6 gema9t
tuorbeu tpdre, fe bot Der 5erfbrenben
@inuirfung BON Wiub unb Wetter au
i6uben.
Sn Der Ndbe bes 6auies ftebt Elm
Garmertpager unb bel Der Sof.Eena, tuo
Is gerabe am beqpemifen getpeien mar
9alt 3u MAIDEN, elm gug9D, bon beien
SpriBIeber bog Wagens unb pferbege.
fdirr berunter bdngt. Mhlb einem ba
ni6t untuiatlrli9 Der @ebanfe tommett,
baB es lit Der Sbat elm auBergep6bnli9
verfolsrei6er" Garmer unb b~elonbers
gutter Sinan3manu iein mub, Der Bel Ell
net berortigen Wirtbi9aft nod i'm
Starbe TT, et!Das Dor f9 gu bringen
unb Gelb genug 5urtd5ulegen, I'm als
lein ale bic uotbpenbis tperbenben Nus.
beherungs. Soften 3u beftreiten unb tleue
GarmsM af@inerie anaui@afen2
So biel 1T gepiB: elm 2aufmanr
ODER Gabrifant, Der 70 bel ~tpertbbole
Sa9en berumliesen, berrotten unb su
@runbe geben lieBe, t6nnte unm6gli9
auf einen grfols fir fein @ei9dft reds
ier, unb ebeniO semiB LIT es aud, baB
Der Garmer, tuelGer troB FOLDER MiB.
tuirtbf9aft INNER nod porantommt,
nod unenbli@ bel better seoeiben tDiirs
be, tuetts CT fpariamer tpirtbf9aftete
unb fit bas, mas bereits ertporben III,
bic ge66rige Gorge triige.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-19
GolisuruiasWeime.

WeinIiebbaber finben elm srobes Ga
get BON feinen California Weinen Bel
Germ s. s. Meper am Nlamo
pla3e. 9err Meper fu6t bic Meine
an Srt unb STEELE aus ul.b fallfa brett
aus Dem Seller ter Weiusi@ter. Ils
gutem Genner gelingt es inn itets, bic
beifen 9orten a%ls5umdblen. st fantl
feline 3unben uno Gamilien nit einent
suten Sropfen berieben. @otbs unb
WeiBpeine in porsiisli6er QuaIitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @aQone = fret
ing Oaus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-19
Can 4eorp geriuas Warf.

5. Scribe, pddier. 9ieier ttibIe
unb i6attige part lit Der popuIdrite CT
bolungsplob Der Stabt uno lmsesenb
fir Gamilien unb eisnet i9 au9 be-
ionbers CUR I6baltuna BON pribats
pitnifs. 0err Scribe 1T elm iebr cuff
merflaner Wirtb, Der ftets beltrebt lit,
bic Winf6e Der @dite gu erfilen.
Seben Sonntag Na9mittag unb Nbeno
finbet elm Grei= &onaert tatt,
ausgefiibrt bon ber Ser. Staaten Dtis
litdr Gapele. 17,7,t3M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-19
gafiaae nah Gnrpna.

Die Qgenturen bes Germ %. $.
D oung, No. l Commerce : StraBe,
s on Intonio, unb go. SOB Mains
StraBe, SalIas, bertreten 1lur bic
anerfaunt beiien eurppdii9em Dampfers
2inieH. Serr Doung lit i'm Stanbe bic
billig # EN- Raten au geben, err
tbeilt bereitwilig iebe geipiuf6te Nuss
funft unb befor9t febr prompt ale ibm
ibersebenen N~uftrdge. Der nod Gu
ropa gu reiien niinf6t, ober 8ermanbte
beriberfommen laHen min, tpenbe fi9
an irsenb cine Der genannteu Ngenturen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-19
Nn bas Ynblttnnt !

Gine Nr5eige;n Ger IS. 4, Express"
pom Is, 5spt. ,usnbet lidj lit einer 10
ungeredts1 Wejie 8egen Die 6euetpsrs
f6erun6saaeHtt;: Don San Mntpnio, bab
btelelbsa Fn 3u eiHer YerlGiigung ge.
n6thigt febeu. 3latia6e If, bab- als
bic beige Geuerberf9erungssefeai@aft
lts Sebeu gerufsn wurbe = ieber Ngett
III Der 5taot aeDilt tuar, fi9 oerfelben
entgegenfommeab 81 5eigen unb marl
bot oerfeibeH OH, nit ibr ale @ebibren
gu tbeilen auf iol6e policeu, pei@e ie.
ne @eieaI6aft in Der G%ert6umli9en
Wetle ben anoern bier ber!retenen 8err
f9erungs geieQi@aften ii~bertpeiien
folte.
Sie rseue @eieqi6aft bot eber bieie
3uborfommeubeit babur9 beantmortet,
oab lie our6 ibrsE Solicitor uao bur9
anbere Beanie uub Nuge}telteb os Sub
ltfum auHor0ern lief, ausf9Iieb.
| d bel lDr 81 Derf9ern, oosr bod our9
ibre GetmittIurg. Wls Grub CAB man
an, baB mott otDar tlur einen fteinen
She'll Der 8erli6eruugen felbit ibernebz
men tonne, boB fie aber bic ibrigea al,
bic In Der Gtabt pobnenben Ngenten
Dertbeilen tonne. Das ptrbe BET Wuf.
legung elmer Steuer arf ben lesitimen
Grmerb biefer Nseuten glei9fommen,
inoem man iie 5udnge, 3tpeibrittel ibrer
probi1tonen abaugeben. 0as 1T bas
nbeiheibene" Qnfinnetl, tpel9es man on
uus felt unb melGss wenig nit benz
prircip: rSeben unD 2ebenla1en" iibers
einfimmt.
Sn 5elbtbertbeibigung ibrer Snterei.
fen baben barauf bic b~ieIt9sn 2ocal,
N8enten ibt Nnsrbieten, bic Sbeilung
berprobiRonen, 3utiidge3ogen unb baben
bic Nlamos
auf gIei6en SUB nit ben iibrisen Sun.
ben gefteQt. Mlr milen IS benz pubs
llfum tiberladen, gu entiGeibsn, ob oas
rim lrgenb ettDas liegt, mas 10 ausgelegt
toerben f0nnte, als Oh mir bas ber}is
9ernoe publifum 5uingen MOLTEN,
feline 8ei9dfte nur bios nit uns absu=
f1lieBen.
Wir linb bur6aus feline @esAer Der
Nlamo > Observation-Disclosures
bon uel6er einige BON rns iogar Aftios
ndre fiub, auein mir ~Opponiren ge0en
ben Druid un6 5en 3fpong, Der BON Ell.
nigsn ber geamten iener @eisai9aft
= tpabrf9eiHli9 obne Wifen urb Wils
len bieler ibrer OireftOren : auf bas
Bublifum ausgelbt nirb.
Wir babea gar NI9ts bageeen, pen11
bieie @eIeufdaft 10 bel Yerfderungen
befommt, tDie lie itberne5men faan, al.
lein mir iDoQen nidt, baB 6ieietbe cine
4rt BON Sribut auferlegt auf has ganae
INSTRUMENTATION bon San Mntonio,
einerlei, ob lie oasisIbs lberwa@en farm
ober ni1t.
9ie nDH benz 5sfretdr ber MIamos
5sueroerf9eruugsgeieqi9aft aufgeIteu=
te gebauptung, BOB ole bon ibr bers
einuabmteu Brdmien unb &ommilfionen
bier bleiben unb i'm Qunbel bon San
Nntonio unb Seras tpeltercirculiren fann
gar ni9t ri9tig iein, benin na9 ibrem
eigenen Nusmeis iibertrGgt bieie @eieuz
i9aft 8erf6erungen ali fiinf berI9ieoez
ne austudrtige @eieli9aften unb man
barf getroTf annebmen, baB IS pro3ent
ousr bon ibr bereinnahmten prdmien
al bieie fremben GeIeui9aften iiberaes
ben. IS seigt oies, tpie borf9tis man
in 8eaug nuf bic Nittbeilungem beg
Setretdrs berNlamo Geueroerf@erungss
@eie0idaft fem muB.
+. M. Siberian, ~. 81. M6bep,
81. :. 5auer&gp., W. 80. Smith,
2oD & Nbae, VI. Mope,
Wnt. Sampled. Serome 0arris.
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~ Galnilier. bic ni9t bereits ba:
nit bsrIeben ftnb, ioGten feline 3eit BET.
lieren, f6 cine Glai9e bon Chamber.
lain's Colt, @boleras uno 8ierrboe,
mitteI gu faufen. gs III bic eir3ige
Mebi3ia, auf bic man fi6 in alen Sal.
len bon Masenbei9merben perlaKen
taun. rs unb so Gents per GIai9e BET
&. @Obn & So. unb 5. Ralteper &
Gobn.
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Ser GinSereQa gdub Store.

Gfe OFt5outonftraBe unb Qbenue c.,
bieier beliebte 2aben Der Stabt, bot
fetnen Ieuen BOrratb bon g m mers
i9u4en fur Serren, 9amen unb
Sinber erbalten urb bat cine unbers
glei6li9e Iusnabl aler SDrten unb
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : S9ubs
Store fiibrt nur bic Gabritate Der be1en
Gabriten unb iiberbietet NQes, mas i'm
biefigen Martt gu baben 1T. Gpeeia=
lltdt ftir 9erren: Der &odforo S9ub
fur So. Sc berlObnt ii6 Der Wube, i'm
Cinderella Store bor3ufpres
den, ebe man auberSmo fault.
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s. | m g af # m b |.

Sci Slide bat elmer Der antpeienben
6erren BAG uuelid, Elm Weinglas gu
serbre6en, dig bic tleine Nnna nit peis
nerli6er Stimme ber DIANA 3uruft:
AID @ott - unb gerabe ems bon ben
geborgten !"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-19
ylir IiuN noh uiht bprnnIn

Wir linb nod ni6t beranlaBt,
unier groBes 2ager BON neue!l unb ge'
brau9ten pianos unb Orgeln gu per'
taufeu, 6enno9 f6naen mir before 3ers
mine unO bi0isere Preife unter gutter
8arantie seben pie ieoes anbere @ei96ft.
Sbos 8oggan & Sros.,
208 Commerce StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-19

s@r SIN beliebten Miiiipns,
@artem fino gB3immer einseri9tet
unb er6fnet worben, nofelbft man res
guldre Mabl5siten einnebmen unb a la
carte ipeiien fam. Mablseiten tperbem
i'm eisenen @ei6irr ~ausgefanot uno auf
Muni9 Dinners unb Soupers Ing Saus
seliefert. Nufmerfiame 8eoienung urlb
pronlpte Nusfiibruug Der Nuftrdge ga.
rantirt. Hbeiner & Saul.
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Sante: nSarI6en, 8ein Yapa
ruff Did,"
9arl6en: 80 ia, i'd bore i'm
i1on rufen, ober er ruff y3arl6en", i6
brau6e ni6t cher 3u geben, als bis er
vRarl" i6reit."
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@malii6e gdmle,

anertannt tiittise esbranfalt fur anaben
unb Mdbden; felt breibia Sabren' i'll roger
@irfiamieit. @ortreffi4e 2ebrtrdfte nnter be.
iudbrter 9cituna. Der ensliI6en Spra6e pirb,
ipie bet beutfden, bole &ednung getrasen.
slusernem llntcrridt i'm @sanilden. @ini9er.
masen borbereitctc SdiIer fnben jcberseit
Nufnobme. 8dbere Sustunft ertbeiIen Serr
Il. @roos, 8raiibent bes SduI. 8orfanoes
unb 8 NJ. 8arbed, Direttpr Der anfalt.
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ssarnams , lrntersetdbnet tetnc Npten.

Charming! ltntersettbnet fetnc Npten.
9dnbler unb Ggenten, mel6e Soften
flr Elm auf Qb3ablungen psrtauftes
ytano ober Srgel berIangen, perfaufen
ober ubertragen bieIe Noten an Qnbere,
unb i'm Sale Der ni9t pinttli6en 3abs
lung 1T bas Snitrument Iopie bas Be-
reits ge3ablte @elo li9er perloren.
S9os. @ogGan & Bros, 2O8
@ommerceitraBe, San Qutonio, berfau=
fen plaaos unb OrgeIn an leidJten Nbs
5ablungen obne Goten unb 3infen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-19

sar 5err 30. 6. Sacobfon bat
bas einaige beuti6e Photographers ate.
lier in San Intonio. Suite grbeit unb
bilige preiie. go. 2 gait 6ouiton.
StraBe tebeu Der Bride gu ebeaer @rbe.
Die ausgeifeaten 8ilber 3eugen bon Der
ttintlerii6en Gertisteit 6es Germ Sa.
ecbfon unb Sober folte fe beii9tisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-19

pr 9ute! 6ntel Neue 9erbp
unb weide 5tetfon Serbfz unb Wiils
terbite Bel 5. %. Crate & 3d.,
$50. 24O Gommercez5 traBe.
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10 M. s. Omtteriibe, 1886
DIT. 6outOn 5traBe, plumbers, Sos
unb Steam : 6itters, balten fi6 benz
Bublifum fir lle in ibrGa9 i6lagenben
Nrbeiten e~mpfoblen unb beripreden
prompte Beiorgung aller Nuftrdae.
9rpnleu6ter, Gas Jirtures, 8abenau.
men. Gloiets &c. tets an Sanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-19
9ie "sAN ANTONIO COOPERAGE

Die SAN ANTONIO COOPERAGE
WORKS, @eo. Manbrb gigenz
tbiimer, go. 108 unb ITO NuitinsS Str.
Gan AntDnio, habea ii6 in lebter
3eit bebeutenb b~ergr6Bert, bic groBars
tighten unb beiten Gifereimai6iuen an
gei9aft unb ftnb porbereitet, ale Nufs
fridge fir $50 @alonen 2iquore Gegs
uno Barrels prompt aus3ufhbren.
S9idt Cure Nuftrdge einI
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2icnftmtdodlen perlanaf.

@ine G66in Ober Elm gutes 6ausmdbs
den finbet iofort 5teae. Na95ufragen
in Der Office Der rJreien YreRe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-19

tueroen 3pei 6rauel i'm gefebten aIier.
cine fur Q6din un6 cine fir 9aus-
arbeit. Na@3ufragen bel
u. SdoIs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-19

lar @arum molt Sbr Yianos 3tpei=
felbafter Site BON reifenben SdnbIer1
faufen, tuent Sbr bic e9teH 5merien
III Der neueften A"usfiibrung biuiger
unb unter lei6teren 8ebtngunsen in
benz %beudbrten @ei9dftsbauie BON
Sbos. @oggan & Bros. baben
f6nnt2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-19

a r9enft an lie CLAMP
uno bereitet gu6 auf bas hatbige Gre
f9eiren beg p@ iener 2ager 8.ies
bDr.
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RS~ Sbr Ipart 8elb, tpenn ibrf Cure
Srudia6en bel SobnOn Bios.
anfertigen ldBt.
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d 3D., N0. Z4O commerce : StraBe.
9laerIet.
= Die bret Neger, bic 5errn 2ouita.
neat bonn elites Saloon iiberfielen, be-
5ablten cine Strafe Son $685. 70.
= Inter ber Direttion bes 0errt
Marr ftubirt cine Mnsabl 9ilettanten
bic Oper Chimes of Normandy" Elm.
= Der Beetbopen.M dnner1or bereis
tet Elm Ron5ert Dor, tpel9es Witte De
tOber I'm Mtiffons : garien abgebaIten
uerben iou.
= 6eute 8ormittag aiuaen bic
pfer6e ber Grau &eininger an Der
9outonfrabs bur9, ba elm Waaen.
l9eit gebro9en mar. Sic bogen in ct.
Marp's 6traBe Elm, no 6err Collins
ibnen in bic 3hsel fieI. ben he cine
Strede nett nit fi9 fortI9Ieiften, ebe er
he gum 6teben bringen fonnte. SrQu
Reininger bate bic 3tgel INN bas 6anbs
selent getpidelt unb tuanote ale Rroft
on. bic pferbe fefaubolten. 8dren
bic Sbiere nidt aufgebalten uorben, 70
bdtte fe R@ i9uerli@ aus ibrer gefdbr.
liGen Gage befreien t6nnen. 6err
Collins trug einige i6mer3bafte S9rams
men ON 3nie oabon.
Mir bertpeiien auf bic anseige
bon SobnS upera9 G Co., Sir.
302 Of.6oufonfraBe, bic fortmdbrenb
frif9e Slide. Nuftern, 8ilb, 9hbner,
gier uim. an 0anb baben unb ibre
Maare frei nod iebem 8beiIe ber
Stabt abIiefern. $elepbon Hr. 469.
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S1~ Geinfe unb biHigHe 9rudia=
9en BET s 0 + on BROS.
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ad- Seine Oberbembem fer.
tig unb mad MaB Bel 5. %. Crate
& Co., No. 240 Commerce : StraBe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-02
PUNCHED BLUNDERS.
The st. Paul Team Loses q
Game by Making Eight Err
rors Well Together.
West Wins a Ball for Mime
apolis by Making a
Home Run.
Slugging Match at Des Moines
Results in Favor of the
HawkeyeS.
Boston Beats Philadelphia and
Washington Takes New
York Into Camp.

In the first and sixth innings yeSter-
day the Sioux City men made three hits
and the St. Paul men eight errors. The
result was nine runs for the Corn
Huskers. This settled the game in
favor of the visitors. st. Paul made no
errors in any other inning, and Tucker
man was scarcely touched after the
second. but the errors came like an ava
lanche in the two innings mentioned.
and gave the HuskerS ridiculOusly
easy victory The four or five hundred
people present were disguised. and
were not slow in expressing their feel
ings. Five of the eight juggles and
bad throws are charged to Reilly. who
did decidedly the worst work he
has ever done in st. Paul.
and every one of his mistakes had bad
effect on the score. The errors OF Tuck
erman. Daily and Halves also each cost
one or more runs. Tuckerman was
quite wild, but he pitched well enough
to have won had he been backed up
Young Murnane, the local amateur.
pitched the eighth inning. striking out
the first man and retiring the next two
on flies. He also took turn at bat. but
hit at the ball three times after it had
passed him. What he will do in fast
company is, of course, predetermined
Seibel was hit safely ten times, but not
more than two hits were made in any
one inning. and it was exceedingly diff
cult to get men around. The Sioux City
outtield took in nine high flies, OF which
Genins is credited with six. Cline led
with the willow, twice getting the ball
over the right field fence. The score
follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-02
BIG CHECKERS.
"A Game for the American Cham.
piOnship in Chicago.

A Game for the American Cham
pionship in Chicago.
Special to the Globe.
CHICAGO, June 1.-COnsiderable in.
terest is manifested in the checker
match, for the championship of Amer
lea, which commences at the chess and
checker rooms, 159 South Clark street,
at O'clock Monday. The contestants
are Charles Francis Barker, of Boston,
Reed. the champion blindfold player of
the world. The champion. accompanied
by his brother, Isiah Barker. and sew
eral prominent experts from New
England, arrived this afternoon.
There were fully 100 devOteeS of the
silent game at the club rooms when
Barker put in an appearance, which,
was signal for enthusiasm. 'Plucky''
Reed. who is to face the eminent ex
FOUNDER, was present and the first to
welcome him.
In less time than it takes to tell it the
articles OF agreement were signed and
the final deposit of $3.50 each was depos-
tied. The match is to consist of twenty
eight games, restricted on the basis of
the late Barker-Smith match.
Barker has WOllUoIul record IOr So
young man. He was born in Boston,
March IL, 1858. He began playing
checkers when mere lad, but soon ac-
quired such keen conception of the
mysteries of the game. and such marked
ability in play that he rapidly
rose to distinction among the
local amateurs, and at the age of fifteen
he began playing professional matches.
In 1879 he defeated M G. Priest in a
2. He has defeated Mi. Reed, his pres
ent opponent, in three different matches
of fifty games by score of i to l in the
first two matches and to 2 in the last.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-02

also won single scull mile and half
race against four starters in 1929.
MuchmOre was one of the fOur-Oared
crew that won the amateur champion
ship mile and a half record of America
at Minnetonka. He also won mile and
half race at Pullman last year in 1l.35.
Muchmore and King, in the free-for-all-
double, IN the same regatta, came within
the Delaware crew.
h MuchmOre is a hard worker, and
trains carefully and systematically. AL
most as soon as the ice was out Of Lake
Calhoun this spring he was out every
day and has worked hard, and is now a
month ahead i'm condition of what oars
men in this climate usually are at this
time. This year he will enter in the
Minnesota and Winnipeg Rowing asso-
citation regatta at MinnetOnka In the
latter part of July; the Northwestern
regatta at Grand Rapids, Mich, the 5th
and 9th of August; the National at
Pullman, ILL.,. Aug. 8 and 9, and the
Mississippi Valley at the same place
on the 10th, and probably in the Cana
dian association regatta, the date and
place for which have not been fixed as
yet. There will also be a club regatta,
in which all the Lurline crews will
fenter, at Calhoun some time during
august. In a trial heat at MinnetOnka
last year, Muchm0re made mark Of
I 1905. which is only ten seconds behind
the national amateur championship
record. This year he has new shell
that is lighter and faster, and expects
to do better than that,
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ONE OF THE BEST.
A Minneapolis Oarsman Who Is
q Seven Time Winner.

Among all the husky young oarsmen
who have aided in making the Lurline
Boat club known all through the West
J. E. MuchmOre stands first and fore
most, both with regard to his enthusi-
asm in training and his actual work in
various regattas in which he has been
one of the Lurline representatives.
Mr.. MuchmOre has been rowing In
amateur races since 1878, when he began
his career in four-oared crew at Keo-
kuk, 10. The team was from the Farra-
gut club. and was made up as follows:
second; S. j. MuchmOre, third, and w.
W. Young, strokes. They rowed the
two miles in 13:11A. Since that time
.sMuch," as he is familiarly called at
the club house, has rowed in about
thirty races, including doubles, singles
and fOur-oared crews. He has won, or
belonged to winning crews, in nearly
all of them, and has bushel OF medals
won at different times. In 1884 he held
the amateur championship of Louisiana.
He came to Minneapolis in 1857. and
soon Joined the Lurline club. His first
race as member of the Minneapolis
club was in July, 1887, two mile race
in rough water at Winnipeg, and he
won it III 14:52A. In August OF Tue
same year he and Charles Libby Won a
double in the Northwestern regatta at
Minnetonka. 1t was over mile and a
half course with one turn; they made it
in 1905. On the same date he defeated
j. F. Corbett, amateur champion single
sculler of America, and William
Vein. who, with Corbett as bow, had
won the champion double-scu)l of Amer
lea. On June %, 1889, he won the ANA
defeating Turner. of McGregor. To-.
over bad two-mile course, in 1880. He
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horseshoe curves caused Papa to knock
two large chunks of oxygen over toward
the fence. The third one came sweep
ing in over the plate with hair on it.
Papa" was there, however, and
away the ball went toward
Bassett's creek. Every crank
on the grounds arose and hOwled while
the four men came home, and when the
author of their Joy crossed the plate
and pushed his stomach over toward
the players bench, he had to stop and
pick up several shelelS of silver that
hilarious Minneapolitans threw from
the grand stand. Minneapolis had the
lead for the first time in the game,
and in the next inning Foster
scored on base on balls.
Turner's self-binding wheat reaper that
tore up the ground in left field, Dukes
hit to first and Dukes out at first where
the willy pitcher had enticed Klopf into
throwing the ball. In the ninth single
a sacrifice and Frye's error brought Joe
Miller home and the game was won.
The score:
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fray, with the regulation hump OH his
back and his willow in an upper stratum
of atmosphere he presented very ex-
posing spectacle. He hit the ball once
by accident and showered kindling
wood upon the whole neighborh0od
from his broken bat. IversOn caught
a fly and telegraphed the fact to
his parents in Fillmore county soon as
he got down town. Todd ran home
from first on somebody's else bat and
swallowed so much atmosphere that a
pump. Shelberg distinguished himself
by the case and prOmptness with which
he fell into nap Oh the bases. Jensen
reversed the position of his cork foot
and never found it out until the close OF
the game. The Faricys played well,
likewise Picha and Eagan. The b0Od-
lers played a fine exhibition game, but
they have no skill that they can safely
bank on,
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BOTH SIDES KICKED,
And Meanwhile Washington Won
the Game.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The New
York-Washington game here to-day was
a remarkable one on account of the con-
tinual kicking on both sides. The in
terruptions for trivial matters and the
time consumed were frequent. In the
second inning, Ewing, who had been
called out Oh strikes, used Objectionable
language to Umpire Curry and was Or
dered from the game. With Ewing
went Keefe, and Crane and Brown were
substituted. In the following inning
Crane claimed lameness and wanted to
retire from the game, and O'Rourke,
captaining the New York team, sent
Welch to the box, but Morrill, objected,
arguing that Hatfield was the extra
man. After a long wrangle, during
which Crane was examined by physi-
clan in attendance, the umpire ordered
the game to proceed, and then the whole
visiting team changed positions. The
Washingtons Won the game 10y better
PLAYING. Score: