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NEW AUTOMATIC RIFLE GUN.
A wisconsin Man Invents One that Fires
EiEht Shots in Five Seconds.

A wisconsin Man Invents One that Fires
Eight Shots in Five Seconds.
WASHINGTON, Sep. ia test case
was made the other day at Fort Sheri-
dan of an automatic repeating rife that
bids fair to revolutionize both naval and
land warfare The gun is the invention
Of Dr. II. Pitcher of Neillsville, Wis
1t becomes automatic by the utilization
of the gas produced by the combustion
Of the first cartridge fired.
The gas escapes into a chamber and
acts on a piston that is set against a
spiral spring, the recoil of which propels
the piston back against a rod that sets
the mechanism of the gun in motion, the
empty cartridge being removed and re-
placed by loaded one, also cooking the
gun. This is done with so much rapid
ity that, by pressing against the trigger,
the gun will discharge the nine cart
ridges that are required to fill the maga-
zine in two seconds.
The best record 50 far is eight shots in
five seconds. Lieut.. lnger5oll is, how
ever, enthusiastic in his cOmmendation
of the mechanism of the gun, and is sat
isfed that it viii do all that is claimed
for it. 1t is intended to apply the prin-
ciple to heavy guns for use in naval
warfare in propelling torpedoes and as a
machine gun. The Army Board will in
vestigate the merits of the gun at their
meeting at New York next month,
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is SHE DISS DEBAR I?
Chicago Police Think that Miss
Ava is the SpOOk Priestess.
IF so, THEY HAVE LOST HER,
For Woman Answering Her Description
is Under Arrest in Cincinnati.

Found Wandering in the Streets in =
Shabby Condition She Was Taken Into
Custody--says Her Name is Ava, and
Tells Remarkable story of Her Ex.
pcrienoe in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sep. 12.-The police of this
city are still positive chat Miss Vera p.
Ava, whose sensational disappearance
was announced Thursday, is none other
than the celebrated medium spook por-
trait painter, nun, actress, burlesque ar
tist, missionary and general confidence
woman, Nine Ann O'Delia Diss Dobar,
recently of Boston and New York and
as well known in Europe as in this coun-
try.
The description of Miss Ava and Diss
Debar tally to a dot.
The actions Of the two are The same.
They began operations in exactly the
same way, and besides dressing aliU
they talk on the same subjects. Then,
too, Miss Ava said she had been a nun,
and this was one of the lady's winning
cards.
The police now say that while they are
sure that Diss Debar is in the city, they
will not continue the search any further,
but wait for her to bob up whenever and
wherever she may choose.
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DECLARED UNFAIR.


Circular of the k. of l.. Boyootting Pitts
burg Firm Of Cork 1Iukers-
PHILADELPHIA, Sep. l2.-The Executive
Board Of the Knights of Labor has is-
sued the following circular to every dis
trict and local assembly in the entire
country:
"Last spring the firm of Armstrong
Bros. q Co., Limited, locked out their
employees, members Of l.. A. No. 1858,
while negotiations respecting wages and
shop rules were pending between the
company and the assembly.
"An investigation by the officers Of the
X. of l.. disclosed the fact that the ac-
tion Of the firm was due solely to de-
sire on the part Of themselves and their
foreman Ga man notorious for his unfair
ness and unreasoning hostility to Or
ganized labor to destroy the assembly SO
that they might be able TO cut the wages
of their employees while dealing with
them individually.
"After repeated vain attempts to effect
a reasonable settlement of the difficulty,
IL has been found necessary to officially
declare the firm of Armstrong Bros. 81
Co. unfair, and request fair worzingmen
everywhere to reirain from patronizing
the company and its customers.
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PROSPECTS OF a GREAT RACE.


Arrangements 20 Pit the Norwood Against
tho Vnmoosc.
NEW YORK. Sept 12-Thcre is every
probability that within the next few
days q race viii be arranged between
Norman L. Muuro's steam launch Nor
wood and w. r. Hearst's new Herreshof
flyer, Namoose
Asalrcady stated Mr. Munro challenged
Mr.. Hearst for "a hundred-mlle uce up
and down the Hudson from point off
The foot Of West 22d street 60 "a stake
boat anchored so miles up the river and
back over the same course to the start
ing point.
Mr. Hearst, in reply so the challenge,
has left the whole matter in the hands OF
the engineer of the Vamoose for him to
arrange a race, if he saw fit. The en-
gineer, whose name is Hell5run, will see
Mr.. Munro in day or two and arrange
for the race, If possible
He says that he viii not agree to the
Hudson River as the course for the race,
as it would uot be fair TO the Vamoose.
He added that the Sound would be tho
only fair place upon which to make the
test Of speed. There they could steam
over the eighty-mile straight-away course
of the American Yacht Club from New
London to the clubhouse off Milton
Point, or if Mr.. Munro preferred q hun
dred mile race it could be steamed to and
from a Gfty-mile stake-boat
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

At least forty lives We're lost in the
earthquake shock at San Salvador
The entire Presidential family will
leave the Cape May Point cottage on
Tuesday.
Senators Jones and Stewart (Reps), of
Nevada. win stump Ohio during this cam
paign in tina interest of free coinage.
George w. Leavitt, of Boston, has sold
his two year-old stallion Bosphorous to
DIR. Drake Of Pittsheld, Ne, for $40 900.
1t is rumored that Attorney GoGeral
Miller will be given a judgeship and
that Secretary Noble will be made At
torney General,
The reunion of the First Brigade, New
Jersey Volunteers, win take place on
Monday next at the residence Of Gen. E.
Burd Grubb at Edgewater Park.
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VXTILMINeToN q NORTHERN R. X.

Time table IN eGect May, 10, 1891.
Trains leave Reading t' q r. station) for
Gibraltar, Seyfert, Biros bOrO, Joanna, SPRING
held, W6ynesburg Junction, Coatesville, West
Chester, Chadetord Junction, b. d o. junction,
Wilmington and intermediate stations, dRily
except sunday, al 6.25 and $50 am. and 8}5
p. m. Sunday only al 3,05 p. m.
For Warwick, ST. Peters and Inferno ~
stations, daily except sunday, 8t go a.mN-glt1
6.l9 p. m. sunday only S.l5 a m.
For BirdsbOrO ana intermediate stations,
Saturday only, at IL m.
For Baltimore and Washington fB. & o. h,
RI daily except sunday at 625 and $50 a. m
and 3. Is p. m, sunday only Al 305 p M
Trains arrive az ke8diuR ". q X. htatiOn)
from Wilmington, =. o. Junction, Mont
chanin, Chaddsiord Junction, West Chester,
LenHpe, CoatesVllle, Way neebmg Junction.
Springfield, Joanna, Bhdsbore, Gibraltar, sey'
fert ana intermediate stations daily except
sunday at 1920 a. m. 5.52 and S17 p. m sun.
day only at ll.24 a, m.
From st. Peters, Warwick and intermediate
stations, daily except Sunday. al 8.23 a. Ia,
and 2.25 p. m. Sunday only ut Bp. M
From Birdsbcro and Intermediate stationI
Saturday only at l.I0 p. M.
From Washington and Baltimore, daily exl
cept Sunday, 10 ~ a. m 652 ana B.l7 p. n !
Sunday only at ll.2f q. m.
BQMNESS BRIGGS, Genl Pass. Ag1 [
A. g. MEGA USLARD. Supt.
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" H0ac do I look ? :"

lIOtc 10 COOH
That depends, madam, upon how
you feel. If you're suffering from
functional disturbances, irregulari-
ties or weaknesses, you're sure to
"look it." And DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription is the remedy.
1t builds up and invigorates the
system, regulates and promotes the
proper functions, and restores health
and strength. It's a legitimate
medicine, not a beverage ; purely
vegetable, perfectly harmless, and
made especially for woman's needs.
In the cure of all "female COM
plants" it's guaranteed to give sat
isfaction, or the money is refunded.
No other medicine for women is
sold so. Think of that, when the
dealer says something else (Which
pays him better) is "just as good" "
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philadelphia and Reading Rail-cad
Tsssse TobLe N e6eof JUIy 10, 1891
fBtIES LEAVE SHENANDOAH As FOLLOWS

iIoT Now York via Philadelphia week dilys,
T.. b'25, 40 9. m, and 1895 2,50 and $50
o "a. sunday 2.lO and 7.48 a. M. For New
y terki via bauch Chunk, week days, 5.25,
~, a, M aud 1885 and $50 p, M.
ror keading and Philadelphia week days,
z'lV, 5,1o' I.2O, 2, M, 1875 go and 5.55 p; no.
-9nuaYi 2lO and 7.48 a, m. 4.30 p. m.
Eor Harrisburg, week days, 2lO7.2O a. .m,,
For Allentown, week dayo, T. % :. no. l2ss
n.or Pottsvn,e, week days, 2.le. 79.a M,
.z'59 S'tn oo ano 6.55 p. M. sunday 2l0 and 7.A9
tor Iemsqoa and Mahanoy City, week
iey5t z;lUi DO ~ p M 1895 $50 and 5.66
AL, IA ,,sl 9unloay y 2lO and 548 a. M, 43O p, m.
2. lu. wv
nor Lancaster and Columbia, week days.
For Wlnstnspoct, sunbury ana Lewisbur,
qeok days, 8,25, 40 and ll.30 q. M. 1856 7N
%. n1, sunday 3;25 q. m, 305 p. m.
Eor Mahanoy Plane, weeA Gays, 2.l0 82i,
: ~ 40 and ll8J q. no, l235 l.35, z,5u, B55
IOo ana ~, y m Sunday, 10. S.25 aud 54s
For Giiaravile (Rappanannook station
.l.E uays 2.lpi SO, b.2o, 7.2l and ll30 a. M,
1888, Rs 80 sos, 200 euc 9.25. =. M. SUNDAY,
! 2lO 2 7.4S q. M, 8p5, 1850 y. m.
cor Ashland and shsuoirin, week days.
''2li 9'1o, l,sy, No. g. ~ la5i 200 and 9,s5
| TRAINS FOR 5bENANDOAH;
| Leave New York vie Philadelphia, week.
! lays, 341 a. m., l.80, 400 V3O .. M, 1915
| Alght: Sunday go 2, M l2l5 night.
iEya, l.8J, SIS q. L., LOO and 400 p. m.
ie9ve PHI sdelpnla, weeE days $40, sac
! 1000 a. M. 400 9nu 500 y. rn from Broad
| thd DallOWhnl and S.3j a. IN. and II. 30 p. n
| nom Sth gns arseu streets. sunday g,O5 a.
NJ. li.70 y. ID, GUu1 otb ant on.
| bteVe 1teadiuEj week days 1856. 7.lO, lurE
snt. a. 90 g. M, 555 757 p, m. sunday l.35 auo
| iJ,i6 g. N.
leave Poasvllle, week days, gao, 7.4o e.. d. .,
s..5O' bl g, m. Sunday, $40, 100 q, nl, and
/ 400 ~.
l-enve Tsmaqus, week days, $40, s.45 ana
| q 80 M, In, lib and BIS u. n. sunday 62G
| 743 20, and 250 Q. Ii,
Leave Aiahauoy ylty, week days, $40, gl8
| sad il,47 a. m, l.5l, 7,42 Rnd ga y. M. SUM
! dsy, 6.46,S.l g. IA, $50 =, M
Leave Mahauoy Plane week days. 24l, 40
iQ 58j. ll.39 a. M, 90, 2O6. $50, % 7.57, and
| ,,,uN y; "a, sunday al, 400 and AZ d. un,
3 81, sol, p. N,
leave Girardville (RappshaunOck stauon)
| week uays 247 4.O7, $3.50, ana 3,4l r. M, 1905.
! " p 6s6 $50 6.OS and l0.O6 p. m, sunday, 2, AZ,
! 0 5 & 81 ., NJ, 3,4l, 5n7 y, m.
| Leave W1lllanlbpOrt week Gays, S.OU,B IS and
Hes r. n. S.35 and ll.l6 p. m, SUNDAY Ills
| p. IL.
! .cE Baltimore, Warrington and The west
! viG +, Il y, N, H., through trsins leave 5iraro
Avenue sJstop, Philadelphia, ~. d Il. x. FL
ot sl6, sol and il.2T a. M, l.S4, d24, 5.55 and
| l8 p, n. sunday, 8l6 8.O2 LII g, H., AZ
| s,b5 Snu 3,23 y. m,
ATLANTlC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street W WnsI
a 1~ a,utb Street Wharf
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macoueary VIII Contest the Decision.
CAEToN, o., Sep. 13.-Rev Howard
MacQueary says that he will certainly
contest the decision of Bishop Leonard
suspending him indefinitely. 1t is un-
derstood from his friends here that he
will take the case to the Civil Courts, su-
ing for his salary after September 18,
claiming that the bishop has no right to
make the suspension last longer than six
months He says he will never compro-
mise his freedom Of speech by a promise
to never talk or write the views that
have brought the displeasure and pun
ishment of has chnrch upon him.
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Plnster 80 Admitted Free.

New YORK, Sep. ia decision from
the Treasury Department has been re-
ceived at the Custom House directing
that the plaster of Paris casts in.
tended for religious purposes should be
admitted free, the same as more valu.
able statuary made out Of solid stone, as
the poorer churches were entitled to the
same consideration as the wealthy ones
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Es-congres.nan sooll,. oondItlon.

NEWPORT, R. l., Sep. 12.-Mr. w. l..
Scott had an unfayorable night, but was
much better to-day. His physicians feel
encouraged and they expect that the New.
port visit will prove beneficial.
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WAsHgoroy, Sop. H. For Now EnRlandi
Fuir rain sunday, stationary temperatures
gouthwestoriy winds.
For Eastern New York Eastern Pennsyl-
vauia, New Jersey cloudy weather followed
by showers Sunday: slightly cooler.
For Western New York and Western Penn
sylvann: slightly warmer, fair southwest
erly winds
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4 Gamblers Big Loss.

NEW York, Sept, 12.-John Daily, the
king of all the New York gamblers, has
lost sum Of money estimated at $780,
600. His manager, William S. Hollings,
worth, church member and supposedly
respectable citizen is reported to have
taken it from Daly's safe and lost it in
Wall street.
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Emnire state Fnir.

SYRACUSE, Sep. 12-Immense crowds
have been present each day since the
State fair opened Thursday. The fair
grounds are in good condition, the
weather is Of the ideal variety, and the
exhibits in all departments are ahead Of
those Of any year in the history Of the
fair. The fruit exhibit this year is un-
usually large and fine, and 1t is said by
the managers Of the tair that it has never
hnnn nnmnllel i'm this cnnntrY.
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I.ool,inn For the 1TInistor.

KEYPoRr, n. j., Sep. 12.Edward C.
Bedle is in Brooklyn looking for a minis
ter who Is said TO have united his sixteen
year old daughter to Reno w. Carter,
nineteen years old. The boy and girl
were much together, and two days ago
they absented themselves for a short
time, and when they returned said they
were man and wife The father would
not believe it, and has gone to investi-
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nenlh ofnn old stee1 nInker.

FARMNGToN, Ne, Sep. 12.-Samuel
X. Wellman, inventor of the WellmaD
crane, i'm use I'm all the large steel works
i'm the United States, and one of the old
est iron and steel workers in the coun,
try, died at his home in East Wilton yes
terday, aged 90 years
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Little Ada Kauaman stn Missing.

ATLANTIC CITY, Nj, Sept, 12.-Noth
ing has yet been heard of the missing z,
year-old child, Ada Kaufman, who was
kidnapped on Wednesday, The child
is said TO be an heiress
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Penslons Is.ned In August.

WASHINGTON, Sep. 12-The Pension Of
fee during the month Of August issued
"a, ,478 pension certificates Of all kinds,
the average first payment on each being
SIG.
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NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Sep 70. -- The
Mount Pleasant House at Amherst
burned during the night. The guests
escaped uniuiurel The fire started in
the attic, and may have been incendiary,
Loss, $50, 600, Insurance 1900.
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wrecked rrnIns for Fun.

r BELvmERE, y. j., Sept 12.-Barrand,
alias "The Man from Peru, ex-inmate
of many iails and lunatic asylums, who
has a mania for causing explosions, con-
fesses that it was he who tried, ''just for
fun, to wreck the Lehigh Valley train.
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WASHINGTON, Sep. 12,-Customs dues
to the amount Of So, 260, 5O7 have been re-
ceived at the port of New York during
the first 10 days of this month against
$4, $780, 700 for the corresponding period
last year.
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"Times have changed" So have
methods. The modern improve
ments in pills are DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets. They help Nature, in
stead of fighting with her. Sick
and nervous headache, biliousness,
costiveness, and all arrangements
of the liver, stomach and bowels
are prevented, relieved, and cured.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad,
ARRANoEmENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS


Passenger trains will leave Shenandoah fer
Hauch Chunk, Lehighton, SlatingtOn, C9ta.
ldelphia and New York at 5.47, 7.4O 90S g. M,
For Beividere, Delaware Water Gap and
5trOudsburg at 547 a. m, and 5.28p. IN.
For LambertVille and Trenton, 9,O6 s., m
For White Haven, Wilkes-BRrre and Pitts
ton 547, g.08, lJ.4 8. M. 31O and 528 p, m.
For Tunkhannock, lO,4l a. m, 3lO and 5.26
For Auburn, Ithaca; Geneva and ana Lyons
lO.4l q. M. and $40 p. M
For Laceyville, Towanda, Sayre, Waverly
GImira, Rochester, Buffalo, niagara Falls,
Chicago and all points West at lO4l a. m.,and
j.26 p. M.
" i For r Audenried, Hasleton, stockton, Lunn.
tier YARD, WeatEerly ana Penn Haven Juno
ton at 5.4I, 7.4O, 9,Oo a. m. and 1882, 3lO and
For Jeanesvllle, Lewiston and Beave'
Meadow 40, 8. .OS a. m. and 5,25 p. m,
FOR scranton at 5.47 sos, lO4l a. m. 8.lO and
For Halle Brook. Jeddo, Drifton and Free
land al 5.47, 7.4O, 9OS, lO.4l a. m. 1852 $40 and
For Quskake at 5.47 and 9Os a. No., and
For Wiggans, Gilbertou and Frackville al
$50 and sos a M, and 4.l0p, m.
For Yatesville, MahanOy CITY ana Delano
547 740, 909 lO4l, lO5S a. m, 1852 l0,526 SOB,
For Lost Creek. 5irardviue and Ashland
8lO and 9l4 p. m.
For Darkwater, st. Clair and Pottsvlue
TAO 9.O8, loss a M, 1852, $40, 4l0, 5.28 and s0
p. m.
For Buck Mountain, New Boston and
Morea, 74O, 9O8, lC.bS g. M, l262 BIO, b.25 ano
For Raven Run, Centralia, Mt. Carmel and
ShamoEin, S.52, and lO,l5 a. m, LAO, Al
| ana B.O8 p m.
! Trains leave shamokin for Shenandoah
7.55 II 55 a. m, 2l0 43O and $50 p. M. arriving
at Shenandoah, 9,05 a. m, 1852, $40, 5.26 and
! lilo p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
! For Lost Creek, GiIsrdville and Ashland
| $50, $40 ll.35 q. M, 2.45 p. m.
For DarkWater. 81. Clair and POttsville
| l.h0, 800, $50 q. m, 2.45 p. m,
Foi Yatesville, Mahanoy City and DelanC
! 500, ll85 q. M, l.40, 4,40, B.0Sp. m.
For Lofty, Audenued ana Hazletons 80
a. In. l.40 p. m;
f0T Mauoh Chunk. Lehiehton, Slatington
! Caiasauqua, Allentown, Bethlehem, Eastot
| ana New York, 800 a. M, LAO D. NJ:
For Philadelphia, l.40 p. N.
E. b. BYIHGTON,
Gen'l Pass. Agt, bethlehem.
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- AalnmsIr -.

sB-deyF-Ezpress, 100. 900 a. M. 2.cgQ
800 ',t, 800 p. "a. accommodation, I 40 y
ia. and 4.l5. 9 30 ,. "a,
sunday .. express, 500, 900 a. n. Ac.
com t.-lOB, 500 g., %. and AS y. m.
Heiurning, leave Atlantic City, depot
t.'autic spn Arsansas avenueE.-W ealr~dRvs
Express, 200, 7S0, 900 a. m. and 8.I5, 400, $50
p. m Accommodation 6.00 6lO a. m. andN
4.3O p m. sundays Express 400 800 p. IN,
Accommodation, 7.3O a IN. ana sos p. m,
b.. Is. dANCOCE, Gen Z Fass'r ARf.
"a, S. gdOIEOD. lrsa. n 3eul Manager,
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No man likes to undertake the task
of putting up a stove pipe, aud yet all
who enter upon il agree that they
never engaged in an occupation that
more thoroughly sooted them.
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NEW YoRK MAKKErs

NEW YoHR, Sep. IL Money on call easy
leaning at and per cent.
HnNn nE
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Corn opened weak, but rallied before close
NO 2 mixed. 10 Oct dIa4; Dsa haiG
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'9-E EENNSYl. VkNlE RRllaDRB.
\ sCHUYLKILL DIVISION,

1s and aftef September l 1891, sratiss .C!il lsav
Sbeg0fltOnh as 5oti9d0s.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-05

the country He promised to play with
Omaha at reduced rates, but now promises
not to.
Ren Mulford tells the following good one
ON Kid Baldwin who will backstop for St.
Panl this season: "When Cleveland went
into the league and cam do wn here to play
the Reds Kid Baldwin was in sarcastic
mood. He took delight in teasing Cub
Stricker. why you fellows ought to feel
swelled up because you're in the league,
shouted the kid. You couldn't have got in
If Cincinnati had wanted the place. You've
got nerve there, Stricken, to be playing
ball You're too old. Why, I'll bet you'll
be driving a hearse before fallp III do,
retorted the Cub,' you'll be IN it, That
settled the Kid, and he subsided.n
Down in Hot Springs on Saturday the Gin
cinnati leaguers were booked to give st, Paul
lesson in the art of playing ball. Bid Nc
Phee and Bug Holiday were the only Reds
in that steamatory. but they went out gun
ming for talent, scraped up a nine, and 800
people saw Bug and Bids combination defeat
Manager Watkins tribe of Saints IL to 6.
Over the wire TO Tom LOTUS came the whis-
per- "Cincinnati won It's first game. Nc
Phee and Holiday great favorites,
Whoopeer' This modest dispatch came
from Manager Bassett, who controls the
grounds. Meekin and Darn borough pitched
for Cincinnati and Dalton and Hart were in
the box for st. Paul -Ren Milford.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-05

Sam DUNCAN, the ball player, who was
with the Oakland team last season and led
the California league in batting, is beng pur-
sued by an irate wife, who says that she will
follow him to the end of the earth If neces-
sary to again clasp him in her arms 1t
seems that last year among many conquests
DUNCAN made in Oakland was Miss
Mamie Bodgard. She became wild over
him and at last was introduced to
him. After the season closed DUNCAN went
south to his home at Santa Ana, but com
muncation between himself and Miss
dainty perfumed notes. Finally the marriage
of the couple was announced and it created
no great surprise. Two hours after the mar
riage DUNCAN left his bride and jouneyed to
Santa Ana, where he had an interview with
his parents, who are well aud favoraby
known and rank among the leading families
Sam is n college graduate and was the idol Of
his parents. Mrs. DUNCAN also journeyed to
Santa Ana. She did not go to the home of
the Dungans, but went to hotel. She Is
a most pronounced brunette, rather pc
tite, and is reported to nave a temper The
couple had parted, and the news OF the
separation soon became no;sed around. Mrs.
DUNCAN consulted a lawyer to have her
hubby restrained from leaving Santa Ana,
but the heavy hitter euded his young wife
and started for Milwaukee, giving his bride
the slip at Orange, she being on the same
train with him that far Why DUNCAN de-
that he heard of a story TO the lady's dis
credit. His wife is very mad, and has de-
parted for Milwaukee in quest of her hus-
band There is going to be reckoning when
they meet Dungun has signed to play with
the Milwaukees this year.
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found out he had run against a very tough
mug
The paved streets are in bad condition and
will need some repairing before they are iii
for riding
Eleven of the boys made run to the Bluffs
Sunday. Holton was among them, and had
his chest protector on.
Martin is nursing broken leg in a hos
pital at Detroit, he was caught playing with
an Oklahoma cyclone.
How about that team cupl Thought il was
to be kept in the club room, but it HASN'T
been seen there since the tournament.
Heard Pxley had struck a bargain with
Flescher for his dog cart, and sent to the
Shetland islands for team of ponies, II so
! good-by bicycle good-by
The A. c. G. held their first social last
Thursday evening at the home of Henry Tag
ger, very enjoyable evening was spent at
cards and other amuscments.
Wertz, Flescher and Pixley have entered a
twohour, siX-day race at Lincoln for the
championship of the state. Now, Pix is your
time to square up with Flesch.
The club uniform for 81, will be- black Jer-
sey shorts and stockings, a cap, and u black
broadcloth coat with the A. G. G. on the
right and Omaha on the. left lapel, in silver
leteers.
The officers for the ensuing year are Tag
| ger, president; Walker, vlcepresident;
| Smith, secretary; and E'lescher, treasurer.
| The road officers Biendortf, captain
| Muntefering, lieutenant; Denman, color
bearer; aud WcrtZ, buglcr.