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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-11
INDOOR ATHLETIC GAMES.
summary Of Events Won at the worces
ter Clubs Handicap Meeting.

summary OF Events Won at the worces
ter Clubs Handicap Meeting.
WORCESTER, Mass, March 1.-THE sec
ond indoor handicap games of the Worces.
ter Athletic club brought out good list
OF Boston and Worcester entries but only
one OF the expected New York men showed
up. The team race between the Boston
and Worcester clubs was given to the
Bostons on foul, which occurred on the
second lap Of the race, Lackey, the Won
cestcr runner, pushing Coombs. his Bos.
ton opponent, off the track The Bostons
refused TO accept the prizes, and will run
the race OIL at some future date The fol.
lowing arc the summaries:
Forty-yard dash, won by Vernon Mowry,
w. A. {. @ i-2 feet). Time 4 4-5s.
Invitation l-mile walk between Samuel
Leipgold, Pastime Athletic club, Jersey
City, and c. l.. Nicoll, NJ. 4. c., won by
Leipgold in I'm. 23s.
Run OF 400 yards, won by G. A. Lackey,
w. A. c.. Q8 yards). Time, 81 les.
Invitation i0-yard dash between T.. b.
Bloss, b. y. ~, and j. Smith, Providence
won 10y Bloss in 3-5s.
Run of $50 yards. won by III. G.. Iakin.
II. a. a. (i0 yards). Time, 2m. 8 3-5s.
Mile walk, won by Samuel Leipgold, p.
A. {. (soratch). Time, I'm. l3s.
Mile run, won by j. j. Mclaughlin,
Worcester 120 yards). Time, Am. 43 35s.
Running high jump, won by w. j. Ca,
sey, D. a. A. a l-2 in J, height, 5ft. 0t-2in.
Pole vault, won by s. G. Brennan. w
A. c. SIM, height, loft. Sin.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-11
The Wheelmen.

NEW York, March 1.-THE following
IA the score Mt [ a. IN:
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-11
ON THE LOOKOUT

On the lookout for whatI
For bargains, for high quality
for inducements that are Sc
dom offered? IF you say yt
here they are. We ha
room to mention only a f'
things but they will give
idea of the rest. At the to
in quality, at the top in quar-.
tity of goods, at the top a
far as cheapness is concerned
Your especial attention ]
called to our $S, $40, Sr2
$I3 and SIS Suits. We ca.
save you from s. to S. on
suit by buying here.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-11
Show Their Ability with the Cue and
Iyories at Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, n. ", March li.-Young
Clearwater Is In the lead at the national
pool tournament, which Is now In progress
at the Alhambra theater The first game In
yesterdays series was between Herman
Stewart Of Biughamton and Frank Sher
man of Washington, and resulted in an easy
victory for Stewart. The second game be-
tween Alfred Powers and George Kuntzch,
was hotly contested, and resulted in a vic.
tory for Powers. Charlie Manning, the
ex-champion of the world, received
severe drubbing at the hands Of Charles
Werner, the Chicago wonder. In the first
evening game. The score was: Werner
100, Manning IS. The second game re
suited: Clearwater 100: Kuntzch 81.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-11
Goed-By Prices
FMSt-C|aSS Clothing.
GRAND CLEARANCE SALE

or the balance OF our last years produc-
tion.
From - to so can be saved on most
any purchase you'll make by anticipating
what you must have few weeks hence.
The collection included in this sale con-
sists ofSUITs, OyERCOATS, TROUSERS,
COATS and VESTS and ODD GARMENTS
carried from the season Of 1891. Also the
balance OF all broken lots of this winters
medium weight goods.
The SAVING YOU'LL MAKE ON ANY
GARMENT SELECTED will be equivalent
to getting your wages doubled, pocketing
compound interest or getting a reduction
on your bread bill.
There's clear DIVIDEND OF at least
FIFTY PER CENT. awaiting your coll
lection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
PRrrTMfViEY TO TIE BIPTI'M

From The Pail Mall Gaz"tt".
u>hop Goc. ~ Nrl' .Hiruc. who ha~ been VISITING
Decmiul In prison and cudraNurus e oErr spi. tunl
consolation 20 the condemned man, W17 Tor 4 numb
of Years rector Of II. George. bloomsbury. 40 one
wifi be- surprised learn that although he CIV" the
Il. hon n quiet hearing. Dc"miug WAS "put" nm
moved Dr. Goes interview with the criminal recalls
a good story OF his lOri,hp', earlier year. .
When he was n Curac Il fimou, puL li~t IN ihr
parl.h, who went by the name ~ jam the -i".E'i
mud who had never dartcncd church door, called 81
thc psrsonagc asking him 10 baptiz" The si". y
cordingy the Bishop repaired 10 Jluls h'i,c III
va, srlr prscd on bdng admitted to Sc |m lock the
door and u ctct fhe Key lic You HE pl;sln c1t'
10 .p.Snke my Rid .- he asked. ON n" blNipl
p>,cntlrg he continued Yer can't sprinkle that hl
I'm YOU and M has had llght sirSnn.' Inc uh"r
tunac par.on protested, but finding protest u,"i
"stood mp to jim. The @iilc went for the IL ,iiLl
and Jim pullng himself from tie h0or mut'rtd " lie
ne par~on for me- The baP'I III Was proceeded wpl
and n, The story gocs, Jim took to church soIn-
from that day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
Drr THREE IEF 40 MORE HEROES!
From The London Lancet.

From The London Lancet.
History records the unsesh deeds ana tue pr,.ery
-, ur 1idinrs i'm lime of danger and future history
will record the bravery Of our worhmen VINO earn
their daily bread amid great danger ana immnens
ncil An Iuouest was held last week by Mr. big
House county coroner ut Parr. near ST. Helens' on
man named Richard GIN. aged hny years. ABOUT
Of a coal mine with three other men, biasung ROCK.
The decreased after the shots We're ready toid me
oIher mon TO get into the hopper. lie then lghted
tho fuse connected with the so.s, and then got INTO
The hopper lie iancied he had given the wrong
sirnn; and Jumped ont OF the hopper To cut of the
fuses lie maliaged TO eat OF one, but the Others
were 10, far burned. The other men begged him to
give the signal 10 ascend and get into the hopper but
he ,aid No. viii stay where | am. Ii Is letter
for one man 10 die than for AL" Just then the hopper
Inc top and soon after ,il pulled the signal wire and
they ven, down to him and found him badly injured
nLout the head. lie had a compound fracture or tho
skull and remained live months IN hospital, but never
got over his injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
~ SElRCH OF 4 TILE.
From The Cl.lcngo News Record.

From The Chicago News Record
Az George W. Gable was telling US not long ago an
,,cidaut illustrative OF the vauc VI TN NIglHh'c
a ~ ,br amiabilty Of Pr violence In salng cOihcl-
S'ce. Cambridge lady had had In her use many
nr an old and curious tile which she admired alu
lined highly she kept IL hung upon the wall 81 hcr
rInr IL VA, Of archaic pattern ana was, 20 I'r a.
pha could learn unique. But upon one OCCASION nnP
so 'r "a ret acquainted with James Russell Lowell
pc, N Invited 10 a social gathering at that gche
So, bouse and she there discovered hat IN ore u
n h nows Of the house there was iafgt hrpac'
ia In The exact pattern ~ the solitary tln si' PV,,
uu Vu And there was as" tile missing N.Y. Lo"'ll
,rI M, >p,an the absence O the Tile II han pen
o,uu ~ long a time that he had ceased - iotc us
e pnce The lady hated to give up her pet me- bnt
w. was brave enough 10 do II she Se 'hc ,
m 80 tn Mr. Lowell and II was duly put Ill pmco
pIt ~ ~ other fac-simile brothers ana sisters.
ahVmss t,om taat moment the lady In question wah
bu' n az a nIania TO find that tile which long az
pCss' ,dcred from the Lowell rcside. TINS lE,ha
''u her The object OF much deri.ion Tor she won
i . ~" her mother, home and friend, to nhsaeh
~ rone and second hand stores ana 10 hons,
lnlma ia ciockcrv repositories and piowl thr
,' ond poke In ash heap. Size cohId haruN 'a'
aiic!s nv ,r secD OF nights for this consuming hiaa
he IIcr folks began 10 wolry nh"ut her ana . en"n
IT,, 81 seIdinc her 10 water cure ply Wv
ala ,ctInlly find that lost tie iOunu " ~ 81
iay shc nhIisb hcap. from which on" corner rc"nci
I,Hipg;v plantivey up she found II ana u ",n
pleadlnsS' P.%e bore II or in triumph, polished II w
ul,,'' conced II over her mnnelpiecc, whMe ~
h hangs 10 day. splendid monument 10 Ner Vs''""'0
and indefatigahDty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
4 GYPSY BURIAL.

From The London Daily News. .,aoo
'' ,,,,ro.tlnp cypsy burial has Just taken puce
q, H The catholic cemetery ~ Weissrn. near c S gve
The son ~ -" mem, crs Of the race from far ana
BANG %%S S 9e ads T or P cSsns y 10"
lowed pS Dr. Pnlendd metal coffin was carried III
si, each SIDE Of %es ne , fS' %S a
uncl's "a W. ha5nr covered with crap. Clo.c Ichnu
ae com Inc Nx 2de;, s W'nDsrS cd pray"
& came n troop Of gypsy men, women ana ciinre are,
IN carriages on horseback or on IoO' ca closed by
pc'ures,uts Of the Decreased accompanied by ior
monrnIng women' To n,,eo OF specaiorS The
rsa is w accomed with the "co na nm c1' sos
ics. but afterward the pes 0 oncpod e up near BIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
rHTRrH STIKES oil.

From The Chicago Tribune
THE bes, paying church know Of is probably
ut.la country church in Washington County, Penn,
said A. L. Rutl,dge. Of Httsburg ~ the tram Phciho'
=. lis a Presbyterian church. and /, near McI'olhM
Two wears ago Mcdonald was milk station pa
ing by Their on Il train all one could sec were IT,"
kindred milk cans the station platform ana III;
little church on the hillside. with It's little par'onag'
nl,ug-Idc Well. oil and coal and natural gas Wtr'
discovered around Mcdonald, and 10 day there j. an
dcol oil town there, with miners camps scattered
ahout Productive! Why, oil wells were sirack
that flowed 1000 barrels day. There WAS no
tankage big enough = hold the supply aud the oil was
allowed 10 run down the hillside and into the streams
Out siders banked up the creeks ana scDpnd enough
oil ont of the dams they made 10 net them 500 daH
CARVING the Oh away by The buck.tf1l. NATURAL ga
whv the pressure strong that tho great 81 dln
cnitv was experienced In boring the oil we'll, HE
cas formed a cushion that II was ab,oln"ly imp's'bic
H. ccme cases. drive the augcrS t1fUueI.
" Dcrricks we're put up all about the llitle chnic
Tho po-t0r did not enjoy any increase OF sa,1N nhl
,hc church income did not grow until som" Of thf rhr
n,.inc eliers conceived brilliant idea ana carried IL
nnnt They bored for oil on the church ot ana 'hes
o,mc, it-struck II rich. AZ fist thc W ponred oul
.. th. rate OF 900 barrels day. me aoi ny gre"
ich NJ coursc and the income Is SIN noWlnG W
Meth a. OIL and the little church. on the hlsinc l.
one Of the wealthiest religious organizations III inc
Did the members stop taking up collections ana
co IN declaring dividends - -. T.,
meyer heard but suppose not as the church ~
,,n in use n, a house Of worship ana i pa'rom2cu pS
,be same congregation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
, pEJLIsTIYE CONFESSION.
I'm The spectator.

x H. in The spectator
p. would / sing in minor KEY OF woe.
FIJI Nm fashion. could | ONLY Danish
ia n.Uosbine from my heart It's quite de tr0D.
Inc But II won't vanish
Sn% aSS the World sets Spinning
uou 70 blank misery existence tends!'
NJ" niey mean 1t kindlyJ
,,r they cry, at least you can despair
e~cordemn 10 darkness all that once seemed
bnghestl
-, vnn no oathng for the fate you share?'
fee' No-Not the slightest
a., rortune too has Knocked with her moods
ietu liz, 6ckle wings. aack she's Rightly shaken
.,a left me Care for cOmrade: while goods
'N The JADE has taken.
swell. then ?"-wc1. then, j smile land so 'twcre
vain
ror poor cOntentment's slave TO ape the poe):
Won think Gods Balance TITS the loss with gain ~
Nay. frend.-l know II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
HTS RELUCTANCE Explained
From Til" London TELEGRAPH.

TrOn TIN IOTNON T'I'-Ii'TT.
\ well known artist. who hitherto ia' been great
onfhr"ta.t r,r M. prnpa.gtlen OF Art amons thc
Ma,,r," scDd- II, the following story. which leads hlm
10 take a rather gloomy We" Of ih' situation. t3r
rcuuirci "A wcll-k"pt donkey ~ a model. ana cvInils
stoned IA friend 10 hire such an animal. cONi,r-
,ucntrr wa, found possessed of one li every way suit
able and was told that IN artist woHM b. glad Ia
paint the "mokc." The owner looked ANNOYED even
urrv al thc request Later he called at The gentle
innn', house and said, understand yon want to paint
my donkey 2" YES" replied the artist Il snail be
very pleased II you will allow mo-" WHY continued
the coster amt he II good enough color ALREADY -
From n painters point 81 View the question was I'M
nnswcr,llc and set the nriis ponderng the great
work that still remains 81 b. done In the art education
of tho people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
yirTONAITTY CF CRIMINALS.
From The London Daily telegraph.

Some statistics have been recently compiled ms t.
general thieves who periodicals. Wit Paris and ply
there with considerable success the ncfaouS callings
10 which they have been trained. II WAS generally
SUPPOSED that persons Of Anglo SaN'n orr in formed
the majority Of the tlcvlng fraternity, but II hn~ been
proved that this hypothesis rested on a bad flunla
lion. Spanarls now said t. he most predominant
among the criminals arrested for stealing IN large shops
OR I.chct picking rarccOur~rs or 1 great puOhc
enthcr.nCs several Iberian' have Teen caught purse
fnatching at the gingerbread Fair aud her, has lu7
appeared before the pole, court two men ana Two
women from over the Pyrncc. who PR 'tisH shlp
Iiflinc on n la,gc scale The spaniari' who had been
suspected Of pocket picking In the Jarlin dArclnaa
ton were logged by detective. who SAW them enter
the GInnds Magasns dn Louvre. Th'y drove to the
lIacc An n hired victoria. The jehu % Which was one
Of The men After having remained for awhile IN the
shop they saw that they being watched. - thcN
left the place. entered their vehicle. and were con
viewed 10 the Trinf"mps. Thiihrr the Il tcctN" ~
lowed them and although he hal ocular proof that
the Standards stole anything he arrested the lot the
driver of the victoria bring seized by policeman Wl1
Ind received Instructions u observe hi, movements
Under fhc cushion, Of The vehicle Were found 'hr'
I,r,e pcccs If silk which had lcen stolen from ne
Louvre shops. and were valued at little over $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
ONE MINIS F0OD AyOTHERs POIsCy.
From The London Graphic.

From The London Graphic.
Why will people persist In having down one rule with
rcg;rd TO ANA dietary and not considering that
both must vary according to constitutional somo
will tell you that We sh rarcbts are most indge>tlDo
and cucumbcrs will give you the nightmare l always
lind ion sted cee,e "A most excellent dish for supper,
and have eaten a whole cucumber late ut night With
out feeling any evil effects. You often ma certain
things get a bad name which they never deserve. Port
wine has long been considered the essence OF gOht
lmt years ago | recommended II cure for the govt
such purpose with signal success ~ late years
whi,Key and potas, said 10 be "a cure LOT
rheumatism ! took some u the mixture, and though
| was quite well before II brought on rheumatic
symptom-. Au old friend stuck manfully to wli'key,
notnss and lemon Juice and never got rid OF ms
rheumatism I told him he had much better drink
n good bottle OF claret every day. lie did So he con-
he great thing 10 recocc In both these cnscs Is that
the wine must be OF the best quality, and sou must
never Overdo the quantity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
4 WESTERN BANK.

From Tie Detroit Free Press
struck a far Western town about q montn ag9
(said IA drummer with check IN my pocket aho
no cash to SPEAK Ol. OF those modern towns
and had my doubts about there being bank IN me
place. bit | ventured 10 nterIogatc the iahdioru "
The hotel ~ ,., .,,..,.
Have yon 90. Il bank here ~ ] Inquired politely.
for the Western has deal OF local PRIDE ana you
have TO give him the benefit OF the dOuot
Yes a lot OF them" he replied proudly
"Can | get a check cashed there"
THAT depends"
Depends on whatP
"On your luck" - 49, - .
What's luck get to 90 Win ltf lsht IL run on
business principles q"
Course IL IS" he SAID. with not very pleasant
emphasis Z" | II myself
Then you ought 10 be able to tell me what kind
of II bank II Is"
| can: It's faro bank"
All the Others were like II, and had TO get my
only customer IN the place to lend me sl0. till couN
reach . town where other banks prevailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
BRiVO, BRlIISSIMO.

From The London Globe.
After the concert . , ,
Gushing Amatcur-WOndrrfn pianist, isn't u" !
earning Critic-O, yes, wonderful. H." PLAYS all
the 81: lest passages With the greatest difficulty.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-29

<heriE fonn1 hin>elf unnb4e - I'D
= I them IN their rsg1E ~Irh the
>se ~ hiS c0mmanL t. HcnI1 nave
sought such 0rner lid : = rr@&ea for
in cm-er-rnrS~< br = lzw~ ~ FelnSFl-
xania- Mitls0ut waiting for him > &c
IN the rryula- and lawful wav- th=
CarnrE@ ~-~rl Company Lr1itol
sought 20 steal : rnarxh Oh thrIr EN-
ployes b. ~rndin- clown : h~<3F ~
private rc-nz 70 t1kr pr~r9on
81 the uOrks - night and fun t-A.n1
the s-0exace IL Fort frie< crera1e
their discharged uo-ka<Dea ~ : t.
play q arne1 fcrrc-
In this thrr hare k~en h-atrn after :
bioofr Rufrl-- in mhrh hED1n lives
were Sarr.re-1 for Ehich Ca-r~-e All
MS managers are early r~~p0n-ib1--
They vii n0sE ahzndru rh~ir private
war and wait - th-r sh0zsld k1EeGnn-
IL frs for the sheriff 0a~r- If mus
and no d0ubt viii. pro:ect then IN th~
possession and operation - their SorkS
md the state military HIS ben czlle1
7ut in order 70 accomplish Il
rltimateIy- Of c0u-~s- Ca-n<-1e viii
Yin. He HIS the lau &C hzs ss1e- and
h~hind the law i the re~z>-less power
1 II the state 1.-THE Houn<<r<ad uOrk-
I .nzuen % not surrender ard creDt his
-erms tbey must -i~e place % strzn-rr~
imported for the purpo~< Ehc ARE viii
ing TO take xkzt thy can Ert- Ihey
mus. lezre rhe little hom>S uhSrh thy
have t,rrlt for t~hezn>elrr< and rnsi tor
cut Of .h<ir <rznty savings } eh1rrh~s
uhe-- sber have -crsbiP~i AID &c
c-rn~.<rie~ ~h<rr - their Dad TIER
must s,ke their nTres and LITTLE cnrs
and s--k elsewhere the c~ppc-tunitv .
Earn brad by the ~uez- 81 thrir brou<
They nnss ra0re On or ~ sh1c doxn
when fh<y rentur- % a~~srr z-71nss
millionaire employers their r1ghf q
share In the hxnefr> u r~rosee.icn-
Perhzps Il NAV occur ~ 30 Analga'
mated A~s-rrinricn a steel and irsr
Workers That when the Hcn~=readrrs
are driven 0u- ther LA - - - ~h~
sionzry WORK Erhey we're srzfteres
over rAe ernntry. ehey ey1id inpres
anon rh~ir feIIon-Eo-xzeE evr-Fube
: mos. instructive obi-rz les~pE EPnE
enc workings ~ Mrkinl<F rrot~etiSn =
making Carnage forty tfrnr~ : niilhcn
lire while rlrin- his E~D-kinxz~n -
rhoir~ OF 1rr-ptinr rodn~@i wzwr~ ~
t-eccrnfnr trzmp<->t LDlis k<r1bllc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-29

ia tt~ rPubikan ereed : -
firth IN the plztfD-E adprTred a. IIEr<-
src.i> : ~xrres~ed thr krlxf that c1
IL import- canin= IN osnFetitioa ~i-h
the prodrrss a Amerirzn l.b~sr th<re
should - reri-i dntirs e4ual % tbe diff
f~r~n<e between the w>res 4brDad al
!. hsprne. There has h<ea 10 chan<e
- tb< sar1H "a sr<<l0 iruu sEnc< TIE
<csl~ q. w~-~s which Il j. ncw FRO
rc-~d 20 rrxluo< ~a< s1oPset - t1-
r4rnexe rznaopolr- Eirher The decls--
s.0n Of The platform : Szar~ and .
ccIu~son fo- vvsr ea-ehin-- c-the nanu-
f,rfur1nx fzzrcrs % fhe ecun.rT rsfuse
i, make good TIE party rlr6-r< II
esthrrer~ tser-est army " lzbcrrrs
zrd unemployed m1st Look eLsssbere
or r.s<t-- Uetross Free Pres
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-29

-s:ram.rar in s. fcuix-Nosher-
.swhat have You been ~ Daisy
p-i~v-l tint be<s Coin Eofhin.-
nav NJ .ner-.How often hare J
told ycu t. sound ycur i-n-r>s an
been doing nothing > what yoa shoaad
have saiA - urcokJn E~gi<