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, 1889-08-08

[From nc 81. Joseph Gazette. /


Baseball is a fraud. But yesterday it
might have stood against the world ;
now none so poor as do IL reverence.
When the gentlemen of the st. Joseph
press challenged the gentlemen of the
Chicago Opera Company TO gambol on
the green, it was not unreasonably sup
posed that there would be fair game
and that the best men would win. The
representatives, of the brain power of the
various city papers went to the field of
contest clad in hope, flannel shirts,
and the bright lexicon of youth, which
knew no such word as fail. Strong in
their own integrity and the natural
aroma acquired by nights of toll in hot
rooms under the gas light, they went
umpires impartial. AS Falstaff found
but one honest man in England, and lac
was old and fat so there was but one
honest man in st. Joseph, and he didn't
go to the game. Two villains of the
deepest dye were selected as umpires.
The gentlemen of the press were assured
that they were Of high moral impulses,
returned missionaries from Ballaba-
garoo, and trusted in their local churches
to pass the plate. AS a matter of
fact they arc both under sentence
to the penitentiary in seven different
states, are utterly unreliable on
all subjects, and especially on base ball.
Instead oil being returned missionaries
they are escaped convicts from Siberia.
They are Russian Nihilists in disguise.
They are Mormons and Danites, and
don't know the difference between the
rules of base ball and bite of limbur-
ger cheese. In addition to their lack of
knowledge they are utterly without
principle. Before the game began, as
has since been ascertained, the opera
company secured promise that the
gentlemen of the press should
be counted out, regardless of
rules of previous conditions of servi-
tude. After this understanding, of
course there could be no doubt as TO the
result. Several times the basso profundo
knocked ball well into the field, and
the umpires permitted him to make
home runs while the journalistic oppo-
nents were lowering their umbrellas and
preparing TO catch the flying sphere. At
other times the untamed villains would
declare the pencil showers out when they
were running as swiftly as possible for
the home plate, 1t was the most outra-
geous, indefensible exhibition of duplic-
ity and crime ever seen on the diamond.
II 1t hadn't been for the umpires the
journalists would have won the game by
score OF 100 to fifteen in the shade.
, 1889-08-08

at the thought of the contrast between
their two lives, then turned and passed
softly from the room. At her mothers
door she stopped, the breathing frcm
within was faint but regular. Press
ing her lips once or twice to the
hard panels, with sob she hurried
on and in a moment was in the open air.
Old Nep came stretching and yawning
from his kennel, followifH as she passed
down the path to the lake. and as she
unloosod the boat attempted to get in.
mo, go back, Nep, there's good fel.
low, go back, say"
lie stood still, but ms If conscious tina
all was not right sat down upon tn
bank, giving forth long drawn howls un-
til the boat had passed the bend of Duck
Point.
The next morning "The Lady of Sha.
lottp was found keel uppermost on the
sand at Deep Hole. Many year after
ward dark-eyed boy stood with tiny
golden haired girl before n picture say
ing that was our beautiful Aunt Essic,
who was drowned" And Il man whose
face was well known in the hOiues Of
poverty put some silver into the hands
of a beggar saying, because there is Sc
much sorrow In the world"
ELLA HAsKiSs HOLLY.
, 1889-08-08
Public SURVEYS.
IFrom the okanogan outlook. ]

I. A. Navarro of Lake Chelan has been
surveying and sectionizing that portion
of the county lying between the Coium-
bia river and the mouth of Loop Loop
and along the Okanogan river for dis
tance of about eighteen miles. This will
be q matter of great satisfaction TO the
settlers residing within the boundaries
of the. surveyed portion, as all may
know their boundary lines, etc. 1t is to
be hoped that the public survey will
soon be extended over the balance of the
county.
We are informed that the surveyors
had some trouble with the Indian set
tiers on Chilliwhist creek, as they pulled
up the stakes, knocked down the instru-
ments and objected to having their farms
surveyed. All difficulties were finally
adjusted and the surveyors completed
their work.
, 1889-08-08
Samnles of Wheat.
from the Garfield Enterprise.

ITIUHI lHU NHTIVIU IHItTplIsc,I
We were shown some samples of wheat
during the past week that look like any
thing but drought The first was
brought in by u. d. Williams. 1t was
raised on the farm OF Paul Bochmicr, and
is the result Of cross between the little
are of enormous length and filled to the
very end. This new variety is known
as the Mammoth Hibrid. Another inc
sample was from the farm of j.. Clones,
on Dry creek. 1t was of the little club
variety. The heads are of unusual
length and closely packed with kernels.
Mr.. Jones has large field that will not
fall below thirty bushels to the acre.
, 1889-08-08
Victoria and the Shah.
from the London World. !

The meeting between the queen and
the shah was very funny, and the con,
Persian minister. The queen stood loi
moment admiring the large emerald
and diamond buckles the shah wore on
his waistcoat and coat and having sal
down she motioned him to n seat beside
her, which he accepted, looking around
for the Princess of Wales, who was i'm.
mediately behind him, and whom he
signaled to sit on chair on the other
side of him, The pantomine which eN.
pressed his wishes was irrisislibly funny
and taxed the princess greatly, for size
bit her lips hard to keep from laughing.
However, she must have got well nccus.
toned TO 1t now, for during his stay here
it has been evident OF several occasions
that she could hardly keep or look seri.
Gus,
, 1889-08-08
Fire Protection Wanted.
from the Mullan Tribune

The recent forest fires have clearly
demonstrated to us the absolute neces.
sity for lighting apparatus for Null
Ian. Fires are raging all around us and
will continue to rage until snow flies,
and our remarkably good luck may not
stick by us through the next contlagra-
ton. 1t would be o very easy matter
now to pipe water from Mill creek to the
heart of the town and to place, say, four
hydrants on as many corners, purchase
few hundred feet Of hose and then we
would be in fair shape TO combat the
flames. Won't some of our prominent
men start the ball rolling?
, 1889-08-08

The Poorman mine, operated by the
Cnur d. Alene Silver Lead Mining Com
pany, has declared the second dividend
OF cents per share, payable August 10.
The July dividend was cents per share.
The September dividend will be 5 cents
per share.
An Associated Press report yesterday
announced tho appointment by Presi-
dent Harrison of Thomas b. Warren to
the position of postmaster Of Spokane
Ealls-
, 1889-08-08
Encouraging hratrimony.
From the okanogan Outlook. j

On Wednesdays steamer was a lady
passenger, Miss Ada Shinn, who was on
her way from Mendocino county, Cal,
to meet her atfianced, Chas. W. Feick.
ert. at Lake Chelan, where they were
married the evening she arrived and are
as happy as mortals can well be. Cnp-
tain Gray says he will give special rate
hereafter to any of the boys who wis
10 send for their swecthearts, because b
will more than get even by bringin
family s,,pnlias 10 thsm afterward.
, 1889-08-08

tFrom the cnur d'Alene SUM-

Andy Kavanaugh is doing the assess
,ment work on the ldahoun, claim
which adjoins the great Payinastcr lode
Just north OF Littletield. The lode shows
five feet of fine quartz, and the owners
are enthusiastic over the property,
which formerly belonged to the Idaho
company, but was relocated when the
company refused TO represent It.
, 1889-08-08
Mr.. Hussey Buys the Evening.

IFrOm the MuIIhn TrIbNneI
II is understood that the Evening
mine has been purchased by Charles
Hussey from the many owners OF that
famous property. We are not at liberty
at present to publish the particulars. 4
force of men are soon to be set at work
on il. G. &. Earl and b. l.. Pott re-
ceived good stake, and o. D. Garrison
is quite good deal richer.
, 1889-08-08
Thick Enough to Cut.
From the Coeur d'Alene sun 4

The forests are still burning on all
sides of Murray, but some distance re-
moved, except down the gulch. The
smoke Is thick enough to cut into
blocks, and the glorious orb of day
glides through the heavens like big,
round, live coal. No smoked glass 10
necessary to look at it, but the incessant
and almost verybody is complaining of
sore eye2.
, 1889-08-08
The Monte Carlo.
TFrom The Mullan Tribune.

IFrom the MuIIan Tribune
The Monte Carlo, belonging to Messrs.
Eckert, Frazer and Hireen, and located
about Il mile from the Little Park, is
looking very well. A vein OF rich galena
was struck, and shaft was sunk on it
to depth of 30 feet. The galena is in
sight all the way down, and is from one
to six inches in width. Three men o re
now at work deyeloping il.
, 1889-08-08

ject careful consideration p suggested
the reporter.
YES, | have had the subject under
careful consideration for several days"
said Mr.. Cannon. 81 have viewed the
situation squarely in the face and have
come TO my present conclusion with no
little reluctance. will say that nothing
short of the imperiling of my health
and possibly my life would have induced
me to forgo the course heretofore marked
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frdfte. @iuige Der temporGren BrIdeu ftuo
idon banfdul8, unb meme nuo fefe Ertden
perbeu uGtbi9. Die grfIGrun9 6as @ou1ars
usIrs, bag Ct an BEN 8rteasieI.etd: gei1ries
ben unb bieieu mn Sermeiiu59 oes Dit ITS
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guna uu6 4eguIiruug Der Fluffe ouge9ad3eu
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rest.
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bot S6asmeifer Ebompion i'm IuftrGGs Der
@rmmtINou bic onlie 9cEtrole iiber Begitds
fdtisunQ btr AnIpra@e Ino Au5jablla9
tgt Gel6er Gberuommen. Seire erle Ieu@
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unc bic aussobIuug ran @eIb Oh bic gtotb
leitenbeu perhinberte, IebLt es nt5t an &c
rc6tem EGbel iitr oteie 9erreu.
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Soiepb Wiaet8 ais ggridtH9.1 0siereutea
rerpieien. SlGG etI3leu b0r bsnIallsu ni9t;
Enb cui @rnuo 6es Esyi9tes beS Gei2Taltau
erIieB Gf.er 6GoffgDsr oa8 SQe6uEG3z
oetEet unb Ortaete aa, BAG NafeI5s uuteE
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.eiEey 3ufau fl9yte 5gr Grni.teIId9 DER ga,
die. Ole on hem 8tgjeiie bet6ei.ilte B:tic.
neu !aEuteu es 8ei!eIu ab, peIteg2 IaBab2n
ubsr beaielbcH az magea, ga5eB oteC bie
RiGrSfett 0big9r g!tttbeliua8en 81. &i4te!
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SeieBIidl Uarfabre1 m0roeu Tel. &iae oerGrz
tG. geGl,mhaI!lag sri9t9e ietS, i0eun eiae
ter bC,tCjI. aten paI.eiCG eB mGaI3e. Sjsl
10 niro nngeEoumea, laB Die 2asjoIgg
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Mehr SiurmfaaOeaa.

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tiger Sturm niitbete geferri gtannitta9 in
Der umsebung BON sHatttus, N.'g. 9ie IN:
ter BEN NaGlenp Battins' @leun 6staaute Il.
beriienlte S6Ludt uuroe iiberi6pemmt Eus
Ons Bnfer feste aue Briiden, Sreppen uim
barans fort. Die Sriinmer nurOeu 70 beftig
aeGen Die eiierue Eriids on Der TrautliufrnsI
in gBattius geid)leuOert, bas bieieIbe ebeur
fons terfl0rt tpntbe. @ie 6duier I'm uutereu
SheiLe oes Sr:es ftauben bis ans 3Dstts
Gtrduerf unter gBGfer. Ser S4aoen ift BE-
teuteuo.
asburpz z8ea9, RS, 2. gusuf. -
Der geF.ige IdDere Regenfurm bate 3ur
Eoles, bos Der SpIuaus2dte, Der i90ne SEE,
neGGer Sepsgqf. bon 8ruSIepz8ea6 trenute,
tif snij9eu i'm unb ben Sssan gelegeHe
QaubIuuge hurdbr0d uuO ftt in bas Wteet
eafIeerte. @iUe 0se SdIammflaGe ii aqes
mas ron oem idouen Gee iibriG blisb.
qtIanta. Co., 2. AusHf.-Der yteg&I
Eud 6eneerion, Elm 3immermauu, Duroe
hetite, tp1brsno er nu etuem ueuen 9auIe ar=
beitete, BON 8Iise eri6Iogen. Der Sdlag
fpalF 6e1berIon unb einen anoereu Gunner
mann, Rameus Simmons, pom Dabe 3erab.
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GtaaG BaLtEMore.

Die yRuittersllutou" belt gafer1
8ormitt0g In 2eutbeder's 6aIle au Der Bot'
o|ficesQpeuue unter 6em SOrts bes pm. s..
Telomann ibre iiblide glOuatS0eriammIuu8
ab, in ne[der iubefen uur Routtue9eihdfts
eEle6i9t nur6en.
WuItts5ef QHf Bah sGtbae. -
Worgau miro oQ5 5neite gro6e S0m1lerz
Niuiit.Teft aui BapsRibge beginner. Br0f,
Tte6. gi. Suues, peIder bGs erae 6ef I'M
0ort8eu Sabre GrEangirte u. 10 brilliant ouC5
fiibIte, bat aud bieien CONNER bic geituug
iiberuommen uHb pirD ben Griolg Der leBter
Saiicn momUgIi6 ao6 81 iibertrefiea iuaan.
gr ni-b bic lusgejei9uete UtiIitaEsSapeQ2
com 13. yICm. gortar 8egtmeut mitbrIugeu,
paIde nit Ger Soro'i5ea SperusSs Ssieuihlf:
5EiammaH tDirlea uao aro6artige WafeE.
Shore uub tlaIAide, ionte p0puldre @cmpo'
ftIouen sur auiabrnag brtuseu Dire.
Gin Bert9terFatter uteberge e.
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eGfatter bee yAmertcan," Die Biuez StrlB.
eutlaug giug, gertetb er nit eGaem yiegeE
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eineu zBortpe@iel, unb bic Solge mar, 6a5
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nit einsm 9ntppel itber ben S0pf geidIaseH
uno 70 i6ner 1erIeet purbe, oas Ct In e.nsj
sutihe mad 6auie eebradt meroeu rgHEte
Der gteger III nod utht oerpattst,
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reu BoflQieT gerettet 'uuroe. 6ri Gauf III
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Bon ef,et, toueu gfevoe eeotGea.

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5tmptomeu Ser 8nfsri5eu beboitstes Bfero
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9,uber In Dtloer Eluht bCr ii6 per tretbeuo.
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nupbe ha50n. 8dt BferSe, bic Dem ralenz
I'm Gbiers in teu gBeg gerjetbpg, mHroer
tca iDul aEgeeriffeu uuo Ae5:ifen. @5 qela1l
ben berfoIganben Boitjiften, oaS Sb;eE iIltt5:
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bcu nugeu, iiUb iofCrt Qu8ae6saaut lDccbeH.
TQs Bl:rb f0n boc 5nej g2oGea 00H :tHe1t
lcueu Gunoe gebifieu D5r6su '.;u.
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rcoern aaueibeter Niauu erf9ten beute Baas
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Ten. Gr uerIQngte, etIihe &iamauten 3u
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norep, Hls Ieiuem 8etlangen eutiprohsu
trurbe, raffte ct cine 9onb0au 9iauauteu
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Suf ieir gfero an ipriHseH, auetu bas err
icnredte Tbier iprnug sur 5eite uuS salops
pirte bic 6tra8e pinapf. Der 0Iduber elite
bouu nm bic uadfie &de, ipraug in cine
RutIdbe unb iagte oao0u. Die goii,ei Iebte
ibra nGtl, ie6od] if es iAr iopeit nod nt1t
asluuoeu, Inn eiu5ufangen. Die geraubteR
aiouaateu uerbeu auf SIS, 600 seIaast.