davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Gerren, iom siper en- un9 Dame en-
SlGoetur: 2anf, nplis bpnote bet, at
to unse Menneiter liselOm ui Il rie
iammen / Slaoe, ps iua ualtebe be
pluoiells. 9enne lille Spnbelie 9iorbe,
of be bleu f%orlouet ire 0ase efter. Sffe
mango Miuuter efter pelteoe u~irtelis
osiaa bette Bar, % BUN lasbe BLOT: So
bette bar / Sanobeo en- Senbelie.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
Gr Sertua ubeIbreoclia?

9Gs fslsenoe: ~Dir. g. 8. Wtorris, Hstu~
lrt, Nrt. tiger: 2oa tilienss meo 4urssbes
tRnoelie, os genuer ps 2eser ertlareoe mig
for ubslbrebelis IRrtnsspatient, Bespnote
at tuse 9r. 8inss New Discovery for Ta-
ring os bolber M paa meo min 3oie SLATE,
o9 er iitano til at fsre SpiDnet meo Nrbeibet
pna min Ssarm. Oct err ben beoIte YteoictrL
Der nogeniinoe er tilouet.
Sesie Ntiooleuart, Decatur, Ohio, flyer:
-Sauoe bet lite neret for 9r. ainss New
Discovery, TO, Terins, iaa bar fig bsb al
2unseipsoomme. Bar opsipet al 2eserne.
oar m ben bebfte Selbreb". Soriso en-
BrSpefaile frtt hos 8. .. Rontsomerp&ga.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
st 6eianotRab fra Yoibara fet

st 6eianbtffab fra Bofbara {et
8ise / Welemufien, msb 8 RiGIioner
Sno6pssere) baube nplis 5oretr1ce
Dos aeiier Gleranber | petersburg. s
ct ldnst Dptos al 8osns, foripenote
meo TO os fire Seits. fiDrts Ssianots
fa6ets talriss Ysrionafe uuber Gforte
fra SOtsIst til Slottet. SeiaRbterne
bate flor Opiist uso fine toitbare
9raster, os Sptoset i1utteoes al ii
pr9stise 6eite, Tom bteu fsrte al Sno'
fsote ira gotbara. 9isie rist opiuoleoe
pete, buis splbne 8ibIer bar beiatte
mec 9urtlIsr (9goelitene) bar en- 5ors
rrius fra gmiren til ben bpioe Gar
(aeiieren). 9sianoterne buuoe iors
inoen Quoienien bOs Gjlren alast enoel
Bitter Dos Gmbabsmano for at afsioe
ben bOfb iralte Oroen Den o~p9uaeuoe
Stjerne."
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

NlpffestiliGlbe. gn ueo 8laatiar
stOo boenee Nftestsmanb ubebleo for
!sSen Wursen fra @aarben, buOrfra ban
?aooe aite9t os ellers itaois inbfantt
70 I'll Raaltiberne. Man unberisste
ssr'Or bans Bolis os fanbt oa ben
sannle lissenbe paa @ulpet meo ben enc
sIoe ft9rft ~forbrenbt, men enbnu |
Sloe, Den tilfalbte 2ese erflerebe, al
.faHoens 2in life fob til at reobe.
SoorleNes ulpffen er fleet, laber fig lite
o''enlt ufsisre, oa ManSen paa Spsrsss
aaal berom tntet Suar gap, men man
,ormOoer, at ban oeb Sielp af 8etro.
.sunl bar billet tenbe Slo | 8atfelouneu
g oeroeo fact &laberne antanbte.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
ait &c t.

StDr Gulb.of s @ales / gnslano
CT bet lpffeoes at ifinre ub en- aulblof,
lom ueier II tuien Buno. Set er Sen'
iisten at ienbe ben til Bariieruoitlainsen
iom 8rspe fra be walleiife 8ulsruber.
8lOtfen er y Sob lang, 81 Sob brso
% 81 Sob bpi. 5oruben benne oil
enbnu fem 8lotte, iom boer peier 4
tuIen Eunb, bliue ienot til Baris.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
Hire Born Iaare0e ueb YaaoeTuO.

6srite EaalfeoaS bare to Srenge o9 2
yissr fra 2unbsbpen NOes saaeoe no /
en- 5iuu for at plufte 8lomiter. Cant
tinis bar en- 16saaris 3rens saaet paa
9ast, % ibet ban pasierebe isiennem
stouen meo panen ipanot paa fit @ez
uar, git bet ubelbispis af, os Sfuboet
ramte be fire Bsrn, Der befanot fig /
9arbeoen. Saslene ramte be 2 9Sense
llnoerlioet, ben enc Bise Ifrdat inc |
anaet % ben aueen Yise IND / 5in9rene.
srsnsens Saar er iaa farlist. at Der er
9piul ON, at be bile funbe bebolbe 2is
vet. gn 9renS % en- Sise ere Ssos
fsnoe % tilbsre Boelsmano 8. Sober
len, ben anben 9rens en- Ssn af en-
enfe, Sc laarebe Bsrn ere / en- Ilber
a' 10 o. u Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
NleN 9nf Mannel 4nf arine

Ole .. 3of, Manpsl. Sat, ifriper
ben 1Soe Marts 1899: Seq CT slab
oOer at "&urifo" u%irfelis uoretter, bpao
ben ubsioes for at futile. Seq baube err
iaa uoloiom Waoeframpe, at ies buerfen
funoe saa e0er ftaa. Seq tos to Spiie.
iteer al "aurifo", os efter en- balu 81
mes 5orlsb bar ies friif isjen." Nar
mere unberreinins faaes bos Or. Setter
5nbrnep, 1913 Osoen Iue., @bicaso, 50.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

SrGnSt W%eleaaarb. Natten mel.
lem ben l8oe % 19oe Nprif, ar. p
opitob Der Slo / Stuebuiet paa Saserss
pris Wsuesaaro o. Ba9eri. Som 5pise
al oct no9enluaoe title SER pareoe bet
noget, isr Sloen lit fat / be andre norb
Zig lissenoe tire 8psuinser, Der BOG iifs
flnoe rebbes, ba Der bar utilftrefteliat
Warbfab os SprSiter tiliteoe. ale
8reoiurerne FAINT Saueutariet % Ell Del
at Snbboet reooebes. 3lben menes pp.
fOmmen / &jstfenet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Gn 6usboloerife ipurgte. bpab 8aao
BUN ifuloe BRUCE for at bolbe Spltetsis
Rrufferne fri for Maus. Oct prattiife
8aab, bun fit, oar fslsenbe: Gut en-
Smaasut inbe / Spiiefammeret 5 Sri
nuter ao @ansen, os Der oil albris ilaa
fig Wus paa Spltefrufterne.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29


Gorgiitet. sos gau( Gbriaian
.%Ia'tlslen laa Sunbs 0itermarf ipiite
gan utelfeoeIins til Miobas. 8sImsen
!. .lpOe en- unoerIis Smas. os itrur efter
PAGE n9ot ben, bespnote be Sptienoe
talte op. Sunbsn fit osiaa fin Anbel.
Tsn o9laa ben blep ips os faiteoe pp.
~.aloelts samle MOber bleu bog ans
Srsoet Oarft. %, ba 2ese anfom. Dor
ssa alersoe bSb. vi ct / benne Nnlebs
Sln9 nlpolot 5Orbsr fremsaar bet. at
s,Sen bapbe brust ct al en- Smreiienbe
wv" Elolepuloer paa en- Mesiinsmors
| b0tltsn bum iaa bapbe itsot ben
"'Asl, Der brustes til 8eninsen.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Gn 8ut. Der bar ienbt til Bpen for
at lare en- 5urretnins, be9pnote of libe
al Siemlansiel. San Rreu ba ct 8rsp
til fin Gar fpoenbe iaatebes: Seq bar
lart meset os bar bet sobt, men fiere
Sar: 2ipet er 1aa fort, lab % berfor
lepe iamme1 og 30 | ct feles Siem.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
6anlmeI YeQraOelle.

@ammel Yesrapelie. 5ornplis er
Der paa @nsestofte airfesaarb fuuben
en- af rsbe "Munteiten" muret unberz
joroif 8esrauelie, / bpilfen Der laa ct
mennel fellat Sfelet. Da man snfer
i%nstpnois Gsiiltauce til unoerisselie at
@rapiteoet, benitaar Nlt enonu, iom bet
b.ep opoaset.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Yeb 8rsitegrabning / 2erdenbors
9brebape fanot ct Yar Nrbeiosmeno
II Mlen / Sorben en- Opal 9oaie meo
ajeoe % nosle andre Smaatins /.
9aaien bar at Cub, &ieoen al Ss(u,
os bet suriSe Snbbolb Berler os Dias
manter - bog neppe al nosen iarlis
flor 89roi.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
ToQnmanh SGif / aishenhnnn 1

To8nmanb S6id / aj6benbapn er
nrreIteret. pan er Jaoer iii ben Droite=
flolt, Der blep anbolbt iom @ierningss
mano I'll Woroet paa 2ampepeien. men
after isslabt. 8osnmanb S6t bar
benleoet Wistanftn puu fig ueo at BABE
Ell betpoelis Gel Bsnse / 9anoe. Sar
paaitaar at baue uunoet benz / Damborq
/ ct 9Ottsri, bUOrfor Spbaselies batiente
ct afienot for at unoerioge, ON bette er
3ilfeloe, eaer ON ban life indrere bar
perlet Den Mproeoes 500 Sc. Sober i
SambOrq.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Gn Sarne itial / giteraaret bos en-
Sanbfenoe / ajpbenbapn ct aparte msr.
fret Sipffe Sllfetsi, men blep life OPP
baset. 5orleoen fom bun after / irmme
Butif, os ben Sanolenoe funbe fienoe
Sitfetsiet i9ien paa Gamens Sat. pun
bleu anbolbt % tilitob, iammen meo en-
anoen at bape forsoet mango Butts.
tDuerier.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
Inrrninn f1rIA 0pn min |

Screening | 6els. Sen nptis itiitebe
Sneuftris % SaanbuerferfOrenins i
Ooenie fisbte for nosle Dase iiben en-
@aaro til 5oreninsens Brus. Salees
rem fortrsb mart Sanoelen os sniteoe
at ben MATTE saa tilbase, bpilfen 2il=
laoelie ban pSiaa fit imub at betale
5000 Ser. ben lnse Screening Tom iaas
leoes let % burt,s Beiicoelie at ct
Bp9sefono.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
In NGbefamilie | en- Gognport

y" N~uutIuWNtStS w SubntoAA,
9or en- 9io iioen opoasebe 5olfene
Sanroeier S. Seniens gienoom paa
C~ppe'unobp Marf. at en- &aoeunse bar
sllo'arenbe | 8osnporten, os at ben til
tef fOriuanbt bag en- Der lissenbt
Slelte % ct Yoittre. Jorleben Sire
nag Nften funoe man tpbelis bsre Sea.
nam Us,ffel os ale llnserne sanife
%asenert bolbe 8oncert. Man luffeos
sOrten, req BOittraet % Bialfen bel
9 Ooerraifehe Wiffelmu'er tillisemeb 5
4a9er. 9en samle blep efter en- sempt=
NS JaSt llaaet libel, ba bet life bar
nllist at fanse ben lepenbe. lingerie
gar oct tilipaelabenbe sobt os bar fore
a'l9 faaet Opbolo paa @aaroen.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

sneofermeter Sopbus Nielien
8allerup fe,reoe forleoen tit 50aarise
Borserjubilauu1, os til @re for bam
sapes ct 5eitmaaltib / BaIerup 8ro,
peb boilfen %glnlebnins Der osiaa opers
rates ham en- Yrelent.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
1OOaars Cfieersiubilauu, al

IVVHHIt LHIttfsIHDIITuM. SIR9.
ten 8erlo6 haooe iiohleben 17Se april
! 100 Iar oeret tnpttet iii ben oanIte
Der; 1888 anidttes nemlis Moltor
Goritopb BON @erla6, isot / 6esien,
drlat 'om JRnorit / bnnlt 5ienefte.
6ans Sbn bar @eneralsitnant 8eora
Daniel bon @erlo6, Der ubmerteoe
0Dbbgls heltemooise 5Oriuar, os BEN
res SIN er Sberitlsitnant Bouts Ger
lab. pg Ssnnelsnnen er 8remierlsits
nant og bRrer lamme Nlon.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
"Gr gu bespnbt paa Sfole ioas?"

- "Sa". = "Spab lerte Dup -
"Snsentins". "gar Der insen aas
rsrinbe tiliteoe ba?" - "Nei, Der Tom
BLOT en- sammel Dame iao, os bun Bah
mig ON at itaue til Rat for bsnos, os
bet bialp leg benbe msb."
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

San Oh i mig, lille Warie, ipurste
Relisionslereren, buorfor Ssberne To-
sebe til en- @ulofalu? - 5orbi, tenfer
ies, be life bapbe Cub NOT til at lase
en- so aL bar Sparet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
II III art.
s;Ste Summer at "llseTfrift for

mfr Summer af "llseIfrift for
Der uofommer | @%isbenhnon,
ssassrler fslsenbe: IS ben Seniist Der
At noe ct Bibras til geoSmmelien
snerasmaa(et ON be bpsieinilfe 5ors
INA SuoHposlie paa Smittemootase.
s,ssosn, bleu Der an tiaet ct 5Oriss
NED 8anlner' o..su
,SorIner, boorsfter be blep anbrast i
nsrts Sum, buor be fit u%tiltraffelis
." Saarlia Jsoe os / bet Sele tuset
Is,,oe uuoer nsuaitise 5OrbOlb, 8siul-
...,t por, at 4 af b'sie 9pr bpoe siter
y @ooneoers Jorlsb ps frembsO uos
srsst 7uber'ulpie. Oct ste Ont bteo
s,,6t peo slutninsen at ben ste Maas
rsS "a liselsbes funbst at pere tubsr-
hlait, ,..
,oSst reb 3ubertelbdci1er os bereiter
',tts / 5ribeO pua en- lille o. buor be
suppe ri9elig Gps, trtlt Guft % goo
%luos til at rsre Jig. Seres 5gbe bar
r,aaia "a goo. &eiultatet oeraf bar,
Il At bisie 5 9pr bBpe bet enc oeo
slntniuaen al ben lite Waaneb os frems
spc ueo 5eftionen Spulit al Sjeraez os
Srurtlal siartlerne FAINT 9uberfler
@ilten. Sc surise 4 Dpr peobleo at
ive / tiiipuelaoenoe soa Selbreestils
atuo. Sc bleu or9bte ceb uo9argen
Il Rem 4Se Mdaneo. Sc uar oa pelz
rprebe, MuflerHe bar foite o9 rsbe,
ale Or9ausrue nOrmale, % man funbe
uo HE mere paaoile Snotlfsfsrctne,
svor 5nopOoninsen bar fore8aaet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Gn preb YrGIt bar peb en afbsb fat
tis Irbeioers Sorofeitelie / 8riiirup
siuet N~ulebuins til N Tibet bpsselis
Orbitrio melIem Eraiten os en- Gel nf
De 9itfteoeoarenbe, fuibi 9esnen bupoe
tilIaot at ben fattise Mancs Sig bar
bleoen fat IND | Rapelet - naar Der
life bar beitilt en- 2igtale!
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

8ictoria, 9eras, 22oe SUM 1888. -
s De iibite 2 Waaneber bar ies uaret
Ien9ell99enoe of Smerier / Rpsaen.
Gfterdt bape anpenbt Ct. Safobs Die
bleo lea iulofommen belbreoet. q.
U. Seiferion.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Sisteren 6oitrup er MI efter fit
lensere alporl.Se Spseleie isjen / COB
Beorins os pil forbaabentlis ON tort
9io funne saa no, naar geirliset til.
laber bet,
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Sjenefepigen er | 6erfabets Jla.
pGr ifarb meo at fOripne fig baabs meo
Sage Os gbOtOlaoe eiter 5ormiooasss
8iiiterne, oa 5ruen / QUIET plubielis
traber inb. - "gtei men, Warie! ies er
u~irtelis ouerrafet peo at ie Dig bore
Dig iaalebes ao!" - "Men ies oa,
5rue! trOr De lite, at ies er enoou
perre ooerraRet."
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Gn 6anoelsreiienbe, Tom bar iriet
til en- Dame ps faaet 8uroen:
"Jrsfen, ipen De er beitemt paa life
at beare mig msb oeres Saano, piloe
De maaIfe bssunitise mig msb en- lioen
Bstilins?"
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Gn forfulgt Wanb. gn al be Bass
iaserer, Der Hap leueuoe fra "9eilers"
Sammenitso meb "9binsuuGa", tos til
baae til Mmerifa meo "5anmarf".
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Gn b~sipnoerli8 SrompetblGier OPP
traber | Sotel Tipoli / 8isbenbapn A;
foruoen ben alminbelise Muno Tom an
ore Mennefer bar ban osiaa en- Wuno
paa Salien, os bet er meo oenne, ban
blaier fit Snitrument.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Su~fferroerne 6ar / 1888 siuet ei
baarlist llobptte. fun rs Wtla. 80. &oea
iutfer mob SO Wil. Bo. / 1887 os Al
Wt,a. SD. 1886.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

gh ttsrre S~loebranb bar raiet /
S.Ve; &e'tauratpr .. 8erbmans giens
nun n ! Ssltersabe neobrenbte, iaa alene
''lrene itaar iilbaae.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Oct CT beof De ifriper efter Brspenum'
mer af Sprpsite n, fsreno De be-
itemmer Dem meo 0euipn til boilfet Bsrne'
blao Sc oil bdpe | 9eres Ssnoa9slfole,
oproeitemmen er bet eneite norlfe Bsrneblae
lom bar ben internatiouaIe Se~uoassitole'
lettie meo SortlariHs.
Noresle: Sproeitemmen,
t79 ". Sausamon Sir, Chicago, 81
22.15.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Gn Gar paa 80 Yuno fansebes for
leben / 8lasfisbins Jicrb, uo for Bier
reaaarb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Gleftriif 9ps bar maj, tanft paa at
anfaffs iis | Sisrrins.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
9pDs=YrDflamaer
GonfaI saas etemsIamo / Rastion. RiseonHu

StseH, irsen b0tIt,n mon HoI sisr, fin. anm.Ieeliu n
for arpiuser nbtulanes / aar.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

ieiteeer % %att,itsrsr Gru,iulsmdar. liant iustraou
SrpsmioIsr / Stauoinapttr pda Moderate 9iItaar.
Soreipouetr mto baut.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Saltens Stiiteret ben 20oe Npril 1899.
6sl9enoe 3sosboer er iagne unoer Stlitebss
banollng:
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Get norIie % ipenIfe Ticesgoniulat / 9es
Nfoinee, Soma, uolteoer 6uloma9ter o9 ,nos
forDrer Mrpemioler / bet aainle Sauo.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-09-18
FIVE MEN KILLED.

A Loss of o Million at Louisville, Ken
lucky.
A fire which started on the night of
the 18th in the store of Bamberger,
Bloom d Co., one of the largest whole
sale drv goods and notion houses in
Louisville, completely destroyed the
building and stock of that concern, in
volving a loss of nearly 81 600, 900 and
causing the death of five fremen, who
were buried under falling walls. For a
time the adjoining property, including
two hotels, was threatened with de-
struction, and there was great excite
ment.
rhe fire originated in Bamberger,
Bloom & Co.'s cellar, and Waterman
McGrath, who turned in the alarm, says
the whole cellar was aglow when be dis
covered it. An explosion occurred soon
after, and a fireman just arrived was
knocked over by it, but not hurt.
A number OF fremen were working
close to the building when the rear wall
fell in, brrying at least six men in the
ruins. Five were soon taken out, dread
fully mangled and all dead.
A conservative estimate of the loss on
stock is $4,000. The building was a
double six-etory, owned by the firm,
and valued at $4,000. The insurance
is placed in sums from &c., 600 to 500, 900,
distributed among nearly all panies
represented here.
The fire slowly spread both ways de-
stroying the following places: w. g.
Cage & Co., wholesale shoes; Louis
Graumanb & Co., wholesale shoes; L.
Bretzfelder & Co., wholesale hats, and
Baer's saloon. At A. NJ. it was under
control.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-09-18
PROBABLY SETTLED AT LAST.
The Lord Mayor of London Saws the
Strikers VIII Resume Work Monday.

Strikers VIII Resume Work Monday.
A London dispatch of the 18th SAYS a
conference was held to-day between
Cardinal Manning, on behalf of the
striking dock laborers, and the direct
ors of the dock companies. The Cardi-
nal submitted to the directors definite
proposals from the strikers for a settle
ment OF the wage question. These pro-
posals, the Cardinal believes, will be &C
copied by the dock companies.
The joint committee appointed to con-
slider the proposals of the strikers have
agreed that the wages demanded by the
vance to take effect Novembe 4. The lord
ors of the dock com panies to-day, gave
assurance that the men were now ready
to resume work on Monday.
The Mansion House committee an
nounces tonight that the dock directors
and the men have practically agreed
and that as soon as other interests are
arranged all the men will resume work
on the understanding that the de-
ferred concessions will be granted
in November. The lightermen have
submitted to the masters proposal for
the settlement Of their dispute. Ac-
cording to the terms proposed the men
are to receive six shillings day, twelve
hours to constitute days labor, and all
other points st issue are to be submitted
to arbitration. Mr.. Burns thinks the
masters will accept these terms and thus
enable all the men to resume work on
Monday.
The subscription received to-day from
A ustralia for the strikers fund amount.
ed to "a ,523.
The Daily Telegraph, commenting on
the strike, says: cit is not too much to
say that e2, 600, 900 has been squandered,
while there are not wanting prophets
who declare that the port of London
will never recover its former prosperity
We scarcely think that; while if vac
casual laborer is we'll out and replaced
by higher and more organized set OF
workers, something will have been done
toward the evolution of the fittest."
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-09-18
LOST FIVE MILLIONS.
Judge Brewer Decides Suit Againf
the Kittson Heirs.

Judge Brewer Decides Suit Against
the Kittson Heirs.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. 14.-The opin-
ion of Judge Brewer in the celebrated
case Of Jessie P. Farley, against James
J. Hill, Norman w. Kittson and the St.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway
Company, is in favor or the defendants.
Judge Brewer decided that the bill of
complaint must be dismissed. The suit
was brought to recover fifth interest
in and one-ffth of the profits of Manito-
ba railroad deal which netted $751;
100000. Farley strenuously endeav-
ored to compromise with the Kittson
heirs, Offering to dismiss the suit as to
the estate for 800, 900 in cash and $780,
900 in notes. All but one of the heirs
had been induced to sign an agreement
to compromise on these terms. The
stubbornness Of one of the heirs, who
had the case at his fingers end, saved
the estate $l,000,000. 1t is understood
that Farley's attorneys, a Chicago firm,
which took the case on speculation,
have given up the fight and will not
take an appeal to the United States SUI
nremR court.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-09-18
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

Milwaukee won seven out of the
eighteen games played with st. Paul.
Minneapolis won half of the series
with Des Moines-nine each.
Axtell and Lillian Wilkes, the fast
California filly, both wear the same
weight of metal on their feet in races,
and it is divided in the same proportion
five ounces on each fore foot, three
ounces on each of the hind feet.
Pitcher Emmerke has been fired by
the Ashland team for refusing to pitch
against the Hancock team Thursday.
The Boston profits of this season, even
should the team not win the champion
ship nor play a profitable worlds cham
pionship series, will be about $1,000
The Milwaukees have secured Catch
er JantZen for next season.
This is probably Volante's last season
on the turf. When he returns to Los
Angeles he will enter the famous Santa
Anita stud. During his four years. rae
ing he has won for Lucky Bald win over
100000 in stakes and purses.
Arson said to the Boston reporters:
"If Boston or New York is to win the
League pennant it will be New York.
Both it and Chicago are stronger than
Boston. If the season was about eight
weeks longer | know who'd win, and il
wouldn't be either Boston or New
York.
Reclare, the great 2-year-old FLY
from Brighton Beach, cost her owners
$3.50, as yearling, has already won $12,.
700, and could be sold for SIS, 900 to-day
despite her defeat by Torso, tuesday,
scratch.
There was an immense attendance al
the Brown County fair, at Green Bay,
on the 18th. Purses amounting to 5000
were offered. Jack Rapids, Capt. K.
and Jerry l.. won the events.
Twilight, Harry Noble, Gertie J. and
Frank A. won the events at Cincinnati
on the 18th.
Jack Thornton, the champion wrest.
Ter of Ohio, defeated Dick Lane at Bel
videre, ILL.,, winning two throws out Of
three, on the 18th.
Freddie Gebhard's gelding Volunteer
won the speed stakes at Sheepshead
Bay, on the 18th, defeating the hereto
fore invincible Tenny.
Six events were run at the West Side
track, Chicago, on the 18th. The winners
Stonewall, Fred. Fink, Big Three, g. W
Cook, Moonstone and Tom DAILY.
Following Is the standing OF the clubs
in the Jour principal associations to
September Ia:
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ROUTED EY THE STORM.
BaltimOre's CHESTS Driven Home by
Wind and Rain.

Baltimore's CHESTS Driven Home by
Wind and Rain.
BALTIMORE. Nd, Sept. 12.-Baltimore
looks as though it were war time.
Troops are seen everywhere, and the
delusion is heightened by the fact that
they all look wet and musty like real
soldiers. The roll of drums and ryth-
mical tread of many feet is accompa-
MED by sharp commands and shrill
bugle calls. The weather on the second
day of the Maryland Exposition was
bad enough, but that of yesterday
and to-day has caused the promoters
of the big show to look sad.
Hundreds of visitors have left the city.
The labor parade. in which $1,000 men
were to participate, dwindled to about
1900, but many others will meet
them at Pimlico, where they will hold
their annual celebration. The grand
feature of the day will be the sham bat
tie OF North Point. At night the post
Office will be dedicated
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SNOW IN THE FAR WEST.
Cold Weather Being Experienced In Col
Orado and Wyoming.


DENVER. COL. Sept. 1.-THE weather
here to-day has been exceedingly cold
and rainy, with prospects of snow be-
fore morning.
Specials from most of the mountain
districts show that Tor this season OF the
wear it has been showing unusually hard
all day and in most places the snow is
still falling tonight. The storm is driv-
ing Eastern tourists to lower altitude
and all incoming trains tonight were
loaded down., even to standing room,
with tourists bound for Eastern cities.
LARAMIE, Wyo., Sept. 14.-Laramie is
experiencing to-day the first snowfall
of the season. The storm has lasted all
the forenoon and seems to extend over
a large portion of Laramie plains.
LEADvILLE. COL, Sept. 14.-fhe first
snow of the season feli early this morn
ing. It was quite light and all disap-
peared by 9o'clock, except on surround
ing mountains. which still remain white.
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FOUR GALLANT TARS.
They Rescue Nine Drowning Sailors In
Heroic Manner.

Heroic Manner.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 1.-THE
steamer Saxon, of the Windsor Line,
arrived from Philadelphia, this morn
ing, "a hours overdue. She had on
board the captain and crew of the ship
wrecked schooner William 0. Snow, of
Taunton, reported to have been lost.
The Snow put into Delaware breakwater
but went to the bottom. Her captain
and crew took to the rigging and
hung on for dear life. Lashed to the
spars and cross trees, Capt. Hatch and
his eight men remained for iortyeight
hours with the seas constantly breaking
over them. Just as hope was aban-
doned the Saxon attempting to make
her way out, saw the crew. Volunteers
were called for and four brave men un-
dertook the rescue in a small boat. 1t
was perilous task, and time and again
it locked as if all hands would be lost.
They persevered, however, and sue
ceeded in taking off the nine men.
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KNOCKED OUT BY AJuDGE.
A Receiver Ordered for the Equitable
Re- erye Fund Lie Association

Receiver Ordered for the Equitable
Reserve Fund Life Association.
NEW York, Sept. 13.-Judge Van
Brunt, of the supreme court, to-day ap-
pointed receiver for the Equitable Re-
serve Fund Lie Association. The case
has been before the courts for some time.
The decision is sixteen pages long.
It states that the association has ex-
ceeded its powers, has been guilty OF ir-
regularities, and has conducted its BUSH
ness fraudulently. 1t finds that there
should be an injunction preventing the
organization from transacting an, bust
ness pending the trial of certain issues
involved.