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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-15

ag- Menr Scenario fem urlb gu aitz
nebmbaren preiie fpeiien min, 10 gebe
er gum Miffions= @arten. Die
9erren Gbeiner & 0aiil. 8efiBer biez
fes gtablihements, balten barauf, lire
Gdfte ftets bollfomnte1 aufrieben gu ffel=
len. @ne iaifonmdBigen 9elifateRer,
Muftern, Milb, Slide, @efiigel &c 1inb
bort in Ser belifateiten 3ubereit1ng ole
3eit gu baben. Mablaeiten iperben anf
@uni9 in Bic Mpbnungen Der &unben
geianbt. Mu6 bietet Der NIT Der
Speiieuirtbf9aft berbunbene 9 a r,
+ 0 0 m bic beften @etrdnfe, ftets frif9es
Bier unb feline 2iqu1re unb Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-15
@as Whit Sn baben,

@as Wifi bn baben,
Graut5eit, 2eiben nne 8erSpeifluu9,
OOer @elnno5eit, Gtarfc unb 2ebens'
multi? Oh fanuit einfad) ipablen.
aGe droniid)tn &rauf9eiten nuo llurc'
selmdbisfeitell, oie nalnentlid BEN Trau'
en9eldlc6te an6aften, peroen pers
nlalcnt sebeilt burd o.. gierce's So
porite RreicriptiOn. ~GS ite(lt Die Srau,
-snfunctiOnen sur seiunocn G6atisfeit
,uieoer ber. Gs beicitist bie SinoerniiIe
mo Senmu,sell,s ,uelde St0runecn unb
Gleub erscngen. Cir psrioSiidc Sdnlsr'
gen. iunerlid)c ~Gut5Hnoung, Giteruns
uuo slcid)atti9c gt6tcde,, 1T es eils pos
iticcs 9ciimitteI. Das @pitem ,uirb
scftarft, bea 8tnt bereid)ert, sic @er>
oauuns bcf5roert, alle Itelando!ie unb
0erboijtst oeridenbt. Gs 1T cine G6ts
Sr5nei, uno sic e%insi9e, bic 9araatirt 1T,
g~atisioctioa in bcr ao0ltanoigcn Sci.
furs aasr p5rauealeiosu" 81, se6cn.
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Cinderella gdmbzpalaif!

9ie feinften 6errenz urlb 9amens
S6ube, iotpie au6 Die beiten unb bau=
erbafteften S9ul S9ube fir &naben
unb Mdb6en.
Gmpfeblensfpertbe Npbitdt: Dolge'a
paferbidte Gilsi6abe unb Gil5 pan=
toheln!
neberbaupt MIes, mas in einem re.
euldren @6ubs@ ei6dft erfer alafe 81
inben 1T!
CINDERELLA d III sp a la #.
gde ooutontraBe unb 9lpe.@.
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Gs fplte in iebem 6anfe iein.

8. o. Wilfon, 81 glap Strabe, Gbarpsburs ga.,
laSt, er m6@te nibt pbne Or. 8tnsS Neue Gntpeduns
fur S4pinDiu&t, Suifen uno Grtdltuns ietn, benin
paielbe babe feline frau seheiIt, pelhe mad einern bef=
ti9en Qnfane Der nWrtppeA BON Der 2unsen : Gnt5ln=
hung tebrpbt purfe, unb nadbem ale onberen enSe=
panbten MttteI pirtunSsIos stblteben paren. Goberi
Barrier BON @crf8pcrt, pa., erfldit, bab Or. Sings
Neue Grfinbnns ibm mebr senust babe, ala irsenp st.
mas, pa8 er ge9en Ietue 2nnseufrantbett eebrau6t
butte. Gs stebt ntdts Beferes. Man psriu6e 81
Greie QrpbezSlafhen In Der Npptbete ppn MbpIpb
Drets. Ttpmpfpn & Go. GrrBe 6lafaen so Gents
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@rmno GigemtDn,tt.
.Uldnenpermalters Derfdnf.=

neber 100000 g unb>@isentbum in Gan antonic mu6 iriort
psffauft perben Der sanse 8efb pro In Sbeuem unb grunofaden
anseboten, ne ie Der Sdufer waniAt. @rpbe. gut einserhtete 8rausrei
NIT gutem Abias BON 8ier; nett unter bent pirfhaen N3erbe.
Nusgeeebntes Draderet, mo ltbpsrapblaes @tath1enaent, welAs
be BEL e 8unbiAaft i'm Slbwef ten bat.
@utgesgene 81 i4dftsbdule unb Grunbfude unb 8anpldbe In
Der Whte unb In ben Aubentbeilsn Der @tabt. G5tObe Aus1pabl.
aebnliae Ofrten itp nte pOrter senaadt purDea.
REAGAN HOUSTON, Maffenpertualter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-15

aaT s.. %. Nbams bat iebt feia
@eI6dft er6fnet unb iiebt Dem geiude
pon &unben entgege1, ~ausgeriltet nit
einem duBert rei6baltigen 2ager BON
6errens5 Dilettes Mrtifeltl aler Dirt, BON
6iiten, &rapatten, &ragen uitb Mans
6etteit &c. 237 OF Souiton zStraBe.
= 8erli6ert segen 6euersgefabr bel
SAB & S6mibt 425 Oft 6ous
ftonzS trabe
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w- Morgan Ctr Slid,
Muftern urb WiIb Sepot,
Sribino StraBe, 5uii6en Main unb
Militdr plaaa. Gleifd, @emiiie,
@efligel ftets an 6anb gu ben niebrigs
fen Marftpreifen. Ynltfarten merben
fir 8e1tenungen gratis ~bertbeilt. 9eles
pbpn 81. Mae Muftrdge perben prompt
aussefibrt. 5rem6 & SO.
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8nflena 0lrnfca ealbe.

Dte bette 5albe her @e1t fur @4nitte, Auetiduns
gen; @ei4pire, Steber< unb Sautz4usShlas, Stehte,
aeIprpn8ene 9anbe, Grpitbeufen unb ale Sautfranfs
betten ; furirt 5dmprrbptcen pber tetne BeSablaus.
Sbaise 3ufttebenbeit sarantirt pber cas- Gelo wirb
tarife-ftdttet. 25 Gent8 oe SdaGteI. gum @ertaui
In allen Ipptbeten. GbpIpb Dreib, a9Ompion & Co.,
9Rhnfelnfp-
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Sic gunfet Wppb Gp.

berfauft Mc9laiter, St1bian 5erritorp
aoblen gu $3.50 per Sonre, Sola gu
$3.50 per gorb unb gebadtes Sol3 gu
$3.50. N0e @uftrdge iperben prompt
a~usgefibrt. SeIepbon81 81.
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@om spnnenamfs gum Spnncn.
untergang.
Sin gan5er Sag erpart.

&eiienbe ppn Seras mad ct. 2onis
unb DItli6en Gtdbten f6nner 5p0lf
Stunben Gabr5eit fparen, tuenrt iie
ibre 8ilette iiber bic rSron Mountain
&oute", faufen. Sic baben bier bic
feinen pulmatt Buffet S6lafuasea;
Die ausge5ei6neten &eelining Chair
Cars, @iBe fret. Weaen @inaelbeiten
ueubet @u6 at Sno 6. 2emis, YaRa<
&c : Ngent, Mlfia, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-15

s9- Sir gutes 9ol3, ri6tig gemef=
fen unb prompte 8ebienung tuenbe
man ii9 an bic Carr @oob 60.
1913.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-15

Gin Brrt an Shutter. Glaset cure sfetnen nt6t
NIT Ginnebrnen unangenebm i6medenter Suitenme=
pt3tn. Or. Sud'S oufteuz Sprup IL bon anSerebmem
@ei4made nnp hurGsretfenesr Wtrfuaa; bic Ginber
nebmen ibn germ. greis % Gents bic 6lai6e.
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Rpmif61e Qeute.

SQ9 0e1tn1t959el0aTt III, neDeH Den
er3ieberil6en unb bilDertben Yfli9ten,
bic es gu erfiilett bat = mir ieben BON
ienen 8ldttern ab, Die tbren 8eruf erfilt
5t baben glauben, tpenlt lie MIR Cages
flati6 u11b g~teuigfeiten entbaltet1 = Elm
@eI6dft nie iebes anbere. IS fann
bonn ioealeu Streben, BON b0beren 3ies
len unb 3meden ni6t leben; es bebarf
bes @elbes gerabeio ipie ieber anbere
8iirger un6 @ei6dftsmann unb mir
mo6tem bebaupter, ert re6t bat es bic
barren Mtittel n0tbig, benin Mes: Baz
pier, Sinte, N%rbeitslobn, @ebdlter,
Yoitpprtp, Wfietbe unb anbere Musgae
ben miillen baar, piinftlt9 unb regele
mdBig betritten tperoen.
gielen 1T es nun gang unm0gli6, bas
3eitungsgei6dft in feline 5pei notbpens
bigen 9beile - ben rebaftionellen unb
ben gei6aftli6en = gu serlegen. Sic
meinen, 10 LANCE bic 3eitltng 1tltr tpie
gem0bnli9 gut auSgefattet tdgli6
ober m06entli9 in lire Sdnoe gelangt,
Ser gef6dftli6e She'll ii6, obne ibr be-
lpnbere6 3ntbun, e~benfals in regelz
re6ter 8erfaiiung %befinbet. &ein @e=
i6dft muB fi6 aber, mas bas Nbonnez
mertt anbetriHt, alfo bic 9auer unb bic
Guantitdt bes au 2iefernben, nit 10
fleinen Summer begniigen, tpie bas
3eitungsgef6dft nltb besbalb bat ieber
pDiten bon $1.25 ober $3.50 ieinen
gang beionberen Wertb. IS miiien
Daber bic d m m { d M%bonnen>
ten ibren 9erpfi6tungen ungeidumt
na6fommen, tpenn Elm 3eitungsgei6aft
in S6pnng erbalten perben ober tlo>
riren foa. Cine Nnsabl BON 2eufen
ibeint bas nidt su periteben unb ftrdubt
lt6, bies 81 begreifen.
Mtbere mieber f9etnen lif ein3ubilz
ben, baB ein gut rebigirtes Blatt iiber=
baupt fein @elb n0tbig bat, Na6li6t
iibt big 1T Die puppen unb Don feinem
&u9m lebt. Nus Der @eid1fts : &orz
responbens, pel6e Elm 8latt fi6rt, gebt
bas oftmals our @etiige berbor.
S6rieb uns bod leBtbin Elm Mbptl=
nent, Der bic Subieription mebrere
Sabre f6ulbete unb ben mir mabnten :
pSie bitten iid Sbren Wabnbrief err
fparen fDnnen; bel mir lit es @breltz
fade cine 3eitung 81 besablen." Sa,
aber mann 90
Gin anberer i6reibt: sd muB se=
iteben, baB i6 einen Mabnbrief BON Der
inteligenteiten 3eitung inn Staate Sez
ras ni6t ermartet bdtte." &omil9e
Geute bas!
Sas announcement zines .@o9enblatz
ties betrdgt PRO Sabr 10 b~lutipenig, baB
es fir Seben cine aleinigfeit lit, nit
Der 8esablnug piinftli6 gu fem, na>
mentli6 ba man ii6 biefelbe nod auf
feds ober am0lf Mouate eintbeilen
fann. Wer baber gemabnt ipirb, bat
bies ieiner ei9enen Saumieli9feit suSls
i6reiben.
mpin Mnut fit h1ufin IN 9nnfz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-15

-2ap & g dmib st pertreten
alte unb 5uperldfiige Seuer : 8erli6es
rungs @eieai6aften. Office 425 Oft
6pu1tonz5 traBe.
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Sic Senerzy erli9ernngss Qgentet
2aD& g 6mi garantiren prompz
te G~esabiung a0er @erluite.
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- gerli6ert Cure 9eimitdtten unb
anberes @igentbum bel SAP &
g 9mib 1, 425 Oft 9oufonsS traBe.
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Sa~lpatipn Sel; Der srbBte S6mersenifiuer auf Der
Weit, ptre BON teiuem anreren 9te tment an Suite hber=
i%rpffen. SO lit Dbne 3meifel ca8 bette W2ittel fur aue
duB rliden Shmerjen. Grei8 rur 25 GentS.
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Mein Nfann lit bduiig on &opfz
i6mer5en cine Solge geit0rter Ser
bauung. @r gebrau6te Sr. Augult
a0uig's Samburger Sropfen urb tpltrz
De gebeilt. -6ralr Senrp 9perr, 2ans
CATER, So.
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Ius Baris pirb beri9tet, bab
8erbina1b bon 2eReps iehr bebeufIi6
erfranft lei,
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Wtigr0ne2 Seedba,n's Niaen wer.
ben iie beilen.
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sroxp CONTRACTOR KILLS HIMSELF.

John W. Perkins. twenty-eight years ou' ''ons
contractor committed suicide on ounua' ns ~
hootIng himself behind the right with 3"caiore
r.ro,vsr AZ the home of his sister No 90 Ceiar-S'
III dead body was not discovered until yeste"nS
morning. when his brcther-in-law, John Mchenho'
went to his room to call him for breakfast. fAnns
to get any response to his repeated knocks at inc
door Mckenzie forced IL open. On the pa lay Wv
body OF the suicide in a pool OF biood, "nie "'
crasped the weapon tightly in his hand. PERKINS, vic
married man, but had been Separated rom i'S WI,
for some time Recently he spccuia'eu n'"'n'' ""'
chi, 20 have lost all his money This preyed on his
mind and nj times he appeared despondent on
sunday he was IN Il happy mood. however, ana r.
NAMED at home all day caring for his sisters er o Cnncy
,si,nd When Mckenzie and his wife returned a,
nlcht Perkins retired to hi room IL Is uIn, INN, WI
when he killed himself but 1t Is supposed ne tooA HIS
no shnrfly after retiring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
AID HOW'LL AGAIN PRESIDENT.

AIR. HOWELL AGAIN PRE>lDENl.
THE CONTROL OF THE BRIDGE GOES bAOh ~
,,ooxryy-A HARMONIOUS MEETIN"'
Tho trustees OF the Brooklyn Bridge heiu .'e"
.,nua, meeting Yesterday afternoon to eject om'v.'
,or Tho coming year. The New-iork members vi '"'
board headed by Mayor Grant. went 10 inc mc''S -
hosr Each OF the twenty trustees was present.
Navor poody was made temporary chai'hihi "'.,
,,aro- Cr.nt nominated ex-Prcsident James HOW'LL
30 s,ccesd co-on. Alfred Wagstaf as president. liz
a,d a. gave him great pleasure 10 name for inc pa'c
man who had proved his competency 20 III 1t III va
nat Mr.. Wagstaf seconded the hon'ha'o" ",r
vr Howell was elected by the unanimous Nooe VI III
s,c,ates with the exception OF Controller Msol D.
,o was temporarily absent from the room III.
Itoueu took his place a. presiding ohcer WIN oi1
oxnre SION of thanks and OF promise to perform HIS
duties 60 As to meet the approval OF MS aS'o.'''
On motion Of Mayer Boody. Colonel "ags'an w"'
prani,nous,y elected vice-presdent 10 surcceu "'
Howell who was put In that once iast Scd' WV"
co,onel Wag,tad was elected president by inc ehor'9
90 varor Grant and the other Newly orh trustees Ill "o
absence OF Mayor Chaplin and Controller 'aoNSo''
secrctorv Beam and Treasurer Mcclellan were uha"''
mously reapponed
General A. g. Barnes offered resolutions cAprcS'n
M, onnrcc,oon OF the trustees for the work OF Coioe
,vogstan which were unanimously adopteh. IT,,
aeni Howell was authorized 10 appoint new .Vi,
ni,t.o ~ Gvs upon terminal facilities. Inc ho,h
no,s Hbowed receipts OF Sl01 013 81 from tiainc III
NV ana expenditures OF T01. 100 A. LIE lo'ai nun"
b.r OF passengers was 3,G2OO4o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
ALTERED AROJ'T THE TOWN.

F. n Bartlett has declined to serve rs commis.
.Ioner 90 condemn the property of the Long lsahu
Water supply Company and JACOB Cole was appo'"'''
Yesterday In his place.
The Brcoklyn Bank. one Of the Oldest hnancial IN
,,.oo. In ,bs city dating from 16Io. removed yes
to-day from IT, old at Fulton and Front sts near
The ferry 10 It's new building AT Fulton ana 'hnuh
IS Handsome new quarters have been proVided ior
the business OF the bank.
Tn. Conmi, soncrs ~ Excise gave n hearing Y'S'er-
dav 10 the persons protesting against the opening OF
uoror shop AZ Henry and Harrison sts. by Frederick
Ludwig. who wants his license transferred TO that
place from 40. 31s Conrtst
The various lines Of the Brooklyn City Railroad
Company carried 400 900 passengers on sunday Many
~ them went Ia and from Prospect faiA
The purchase Of the stock Of III" Brooklyn Gas lsh'
COMPANY by a syndicate, nj the head OF whi'h Is
rdvord ,ddcks will be completed speedily Is
po,,ble and Mr. Addcks Is expected TO become presl'
dent Of the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
WHITEWASH FOR THE COLTS
THE BRIpEGRcOMs LAID The COAT ON.
CLUBS WHO HAVE MORE THAN THIRTEEN GOOD
PLAYERS MUST DISGoRGE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.


Cleveland 10, NewYoik ). baltimore 8. Louisville D.
st. Louis Is. W1snngy H. Philadelphia H. PttsburR D.
Steps taltn yesterday by the National basepaii
League to Strengthen the Ncw-York team, and every
local lover baseball Will be joyful when he hears e
news. The local lam. respected At first ana tolerated.
afterwad positively despis d now, and team OF Copper
coored Sand wich Islanders would be weleomee !" iO'
place. The game Polo Grounds yesterday ""9 "o
the New-Yok and Cleveland teams ana INT ioi'
was the same old story New-York away behind
The weather was insufcrsby hot ye. us elec1 shoui1
have as bad uDn visitors as upon ehe hoe p"s
ers King pitched indeently, and While young uiu no'
do much better on whole he did 20 at trying oneh
The local payers ian The bases well tat eleven men
were left on them. To Davis was presented hoia
horseshoe Of gigantic size and some fragrance. new"
York o,d get a few such players brownstone houses
would be their reward
The Cleveland men lead In the opening inning
by scoring ono run.
King acted as If he felt offended 81 something IN she
next inning and a result Cle,clana's record was
bettered by two more runs.
Tho local players BANKED for two innings but In
the third they aroused enthusiasm by making Two
runs aud reducing tae lead their rivals. The local
players in the NTH another In The eighth,
and a solitary run in the ninth. The Cleveland men
fourth but the four runs they made
in the virtually settled the game Tho was
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
OrIG OiNG STEAMERS.
nn nav
SHIPPING w US.

NHIPPlNG NFVS
PORT or NEw-YORK -..... MONDAY, JUNE 10. 1892.
ARRIVED.
Us steamer concord. com White Key West.
steamer Anchoria br Campbell GLASGOW June Neville
steamer p Caand tptchl Vres Amsterdam May Is witt,
d-e and passengers To Funch Edge Co Arrived AT the Bar
steamer Iaurestiua tBr Gavin Car,cnas June s. with
order vessel TO John Arrived the Bar
sam.
steamer 0Iusha Msn,osh McAic@n ports VIA Havana
day, M,ln m rn An rc 20 a, win,
frur 10 MONIES Co Arrived II the bar at 5am.
wick Gu" with msc and pas"cnssTs 10 il M"ory "a CO.
steamer cry OF ST Augustine Ray ternandna with mse
steamer jcnn Christopher Crawford Jacksonville. with
ShcnSG5 ne and Charleston
steamer Iiriie Henderson. wles. Philadelphia. with
steamer wikesbarre Gates Boston Tor Port Johnson.
sUNsET-Windat SANDY Hook hight, WSW; haEy
CITY Isand-lght. Sw. hazy.
CLEARED
Britannia (Brl. Smith, Liverpool
steamer laurie tBr Roberts, Lverpoo-H Maitland Ker.
steamer March GBrl Hewson. Plymouth Funoh. Edge
steamer spree CGer wiesero. Bremen via Southampton
steamer Norton (Dr), Hobech. Roterdam-Funch Edge d
Steamer Plcqua lBr> Brown. oporto- Phelps Bros Co
Steamer Ceres (Nor. Svcnson. Gibam-H Dnnlos& CO.
Steamer Ssco"cSs sms wsssr
a Dsss
ship Centurion tBr. Forsyth Shanghai Winchester
SAILED
Steamers Chattahoochee. for savannah Saturn, -.
Banks Mentone, for Adelaide Julia -
Also saled-vis Long Island sound
Steamer Cottage CITY, for Portland.
Bark ST Mary. for Rio Janeiro.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, June l3Saiea -,eamer Mohawk (Br Wiltshire
for New.Nork.
SOUTHAMPTON. June l3-Arrived steamer saale (Gor)
Rlngs from New New York on her way 70 Bremen:
(nrl. Brown. FROM New.York.
sciiLy June ~ Passed steamer pidm (Dtch,. Potir.
from New York ON her way TO Amsterdam
HAMBt RG June l3Arrvcd steamer Morava tGer), from
New-Iork. ~ "
ANTWERP. June l3-Arrived, steamer waesand (Belr)
Grant, from New.York. ~
ST THOMAS June l3-Arrived steamer sesursnca Decss
from New.Yotk on her way 10 Bic JaneiSe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
cAA,rS N OTHER CITIES.

R,son June 1e-Thc thermometer registered over 100
IN the shade here to-day and there also hot game
The Cincnnst made all their runs on staey IN -FOUR
innings stlyetts went H. but Boston could do moth
inc ,r,,h Muane 10th catchers did clever work. At
tendance. 1850 The score:
i ps..sn S 8 :S Q % %
Sn$nGs; Mans and
baltimore. June I3.-The game to-day between the
Orioles and Louisville was won BY the nome team by
timely batting In tho second inning McMshon pltched
good game, had poor support In the field Stra'ton
also pitched neat game. The weather was warm. At
tendance 7SS The score:
R pa 1l%Sis ... ...::.2 9 9 9 ~
observation-disclosures .. Louisville 3. Errors. Baltimore
s. louisville 4. Ptehers-McMshon and str'tton I'm
pire-Hunst.
Washington juno l3.-St Louis scored eleven in
the inning to-day sin hits I'VE bies on balls ara
three errors, which won the game. Both knell ana
Foreman were wild. Gleason heavily batted, but
the Senators could never catch up. Weather hot A..
tendance, ,s63 The score:
ssla"fl .G9 g S,ll 7 III
y St. 'e + Gs
phjladeIph.a June lS.--The Phladephas defeated
pittsburg to-day in a game marked by loose fielding on
both sides. The weather was excessively hot Az
teadance. 2i05 The score:
, sSs:ssIshi, :S 9 Sc | IS o o-' J
. serss . n'' Ieyans
Cnpire-Emslie.
Minneapolis. Jvns 1s.-Tadays gomc was siusgips
match each side making i've home Weather threat
en!ng. The score:
s Nnassp:'i' ..:: :.SS z 3 g us
Basehits-M Minneapolis IL. Columbus II. Errors-Min'
neapolis l. Columbus !. Baueres-Corbett and Munyan
Clausen and Kantk.
Milwaukee, June 13.-Carke and weidner fought hard
game to-day the former taking the palm. The score
s MalsarAe. .....:. - 9 % %
Observation-Disclosures 6. Toledo O. Errors-Milwaukee
Toledo g. Bst;ercsweidner and Donahue. Clarke and
Darling
Omaha June 1S.-Poor coaching lost tie game for
Omaha to-day The Indians played errorlcss fielding
Gamo made nine hits 70 Fort Wsynes four hits and
four errors Weather fair Attendance 800 The score
2@ ss sw;:,s.::..:.:-.:s SO &c ! g 81
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BOLD ATTEMPT AT KIDNAPPING.

BOLD ATTEMPT AT klDNAfflN".
The police are searching for Edward Meichi'er'
a Young farmland employed by iar''i-
or I'm Lyons-avc. near lrvngt0n. LaaI l"u''
day Lena Cobb, ten years OLD, anu he'
brother twelve years old. living in lrvingon, were OH
their way home from private school In Chh'on-
ave-. when MecKner drove up ana offered 10 give
them a ride. The children climbed into the wagon
and at Clinton Place the boy pointed out his nome W
tho driver and asked him to stop. Instead OF doihg
80. inc fellow caught the girl about the wnst ana
whipped up his team. The boy, Archie, clr'bed out
the back of the wagon and TO tell his mother tha'
Lena had been carried of by a strange man. Inc
mother shouted TO Charles Brown her colOred coach
man, to get a horse and follow the wagon The coach
man mounted and rode down the avenue and came
In sight OF the wagon the driver OF which, seeing
that he was pursued, whipped up his horses Near
the Lyons Farms Cemetery the wagon ran into a
culvert, the front axle snapped. and the driver
and Lena were thrown ont When the coachman
reached tho spot he found the child mhurt by inc
fall but In Mysteries. The driver had got 10 MS
feet and run of. Brown carried the chlld back to
her motf-r, and then number OF neighbors started
In pursuit OF Melckner. They found the wagon
and horses dtchcd, the horses being pinned down BY
the pole Of the wagon. The party proceeded Z" tne
farm In LyOns-ave. and made diigcnt search for the
msereant knt were unable TO lind him. The matter
was reported 10 the pellcc.
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