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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-18
American FINANCES.


Yesterday and today the press of Port
land are commenting upon dispatches,
in THE CHRONICLE exclusively last Mon
day; concerning the purchase of gold
for export last Saturday. Some of these
would make it seem that this phase of
financial transaction was somewhat du-
bious. Treasury officials seelno occasion
for excitement for the assistant treasur-
er at New York paid out 81 ZOO, 900 in
gold for export in exchange for treasury
notes. There is nothing unusual in the
transaction beyond the fact that gold
shipments seem to have continued
little later this year than heretofore.
1t is due to very heavy imports of late,
payments for which must be made in
gold Gold exports are practically at an
end for this season, and the usual reac-
ton in favor Of the United States will
soon set In.
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According to an act passed last May
all Cinnamon within the United States
must register themselves within one year
or leave the country. Three photo
graphs Of each Chinaman, concise
biography and critical description OF
each will be required. According to the
latest information there is about 1o7 600
Cinnamon in this country, Of this num-
Der more than rs. 900 are in the Pacific
states. Consequently the register work
on this coast viii be no picnic, but the
photographer whom they may elect tc
patronize, in large cities, will have. his
hands full.
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A Hard Corner.

The age of 80 is q hard corRer for a
woman to turn, and 50 is still harder.
She feels that she is fast leaving her
youth behind her. But there is no rea-
son why woman should be faded and
passe at 35, or even 40. The chief cause
of the early fading of American women
is found in the fact that many of them
suffer from some form of female weak
ness or disease that robs the tace of its
bloom, draws dark circles about the
eyes, brings early wrinkles and sallow-
ness, and stamps the face and figure
with signs of ill-health. DIR. Prices Fa-
vorite Prescription will cure all these
troubles, will bring back the lost bloom.
and remove the pains and ailments
which make women grow old before
their time. Guaranteed to give salts.
faction in every case, or price ($1 COS re-
funded
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To The Public.

have no hesitancy in recommending
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
to my friends pnd patrons. used 1t
myself after other weli-knowl remedies
had failed, and it cured me in a few
minutes. recommend it candidly and
cheerfully upon it merits, not from a
financial standpoint, because 1 have
others in stock on which make larger
profit, but because Chamberlain g is the
best remedy 1 know of for bowel COM
plants. There is no doubt about it, it
does the work-JAMEs FoRGY, Druggist,
McVeytown, Penn, For sale by
Blakeley & Houghton. druggists. d&w
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Mr.. w. V. johnson of Monkland, has
removed to Hood River.
Mr.. NJ. A Leslie, of Moro, is register
ed at the Umatilla house today.
Mrs. AL. Hampton, who has been on
a visit to Dalles city friends, for some
time past, has returned to her home.
Mr.. D. P. Snyder visits Lyle today for
the purpose of arranging matters for
putting up Touring mill there, at the
mouth of the Klickitat.
Miss Nora Cooper, daughter of Col. Cal.
Cooper the McMinnville P. NJ, and sis
ter to Mr.. Arthur Cooper of The Dalles,
is in the city on a visit.
Mr.. Smith French has reason to be
thankfal that he took the trip he did to
nwaco. He gained seven pounds aver
dupois, and returned with the appetite
of a field hand.
THE CHRONICLE, followed copy literal
ly, in a recent statement of Cloud Cap
Inn rates, but Mr.. Langille informs us
the figures were wrong. The rates for
one single week arc $1,000; monthly
rates $500 per week.
The artesian well being sunk at La
Grande, in Eastern Oregon, gives prom
ise of successful termination soon.
Although down less than $50 feet the in
dications are very fattering for an am
pie supply of water.
The Astoria Herald says the reason
the Oregonian don't care to come out
and take sides in the pilotage and tow
age question is because of the U. P. R
influence. There is nothing that will
keep newspaper SO quiet as we'll filled
sack. Curtis knows that.
1t is a most significant fact that pri.
vate enterprise has done more al
Niagara falls the last ten months. thar
our grandfathers clock system of opera
tions at the cascades of the Columbis
have accomplished in twelve years. II
is high time the contract was let.
A jolly party will arrive by the Regu
lator this evening from Booth-camp
In anticipation we may say the gypsit
party last evening was undoubtedly thu
most interesting social event in caml
life in Oregon this season. THE CHRoN
IcLE has been promised full account 0
the party for publication by one wh'
was there.
: Disregarding the directions OF TIL
CHRONICLE as to, the proper way to breal
a. new half dollar, Sam Campbell hi
one lick with hammer. He gathers
! up the pieces, expecting to get his none
back from ieweler, but imagine hi
chagrine to find that it was only wort
thirty-fve cents. This illustrates th
silver dollar.
The salton lake, that .mysteriousl
appeared in the great Colorado deser
and which many people supposed .ha
come to stay, has disappeared, but
wonderful sea Of yerdure now mark
the place that was once barren sand an
then covered with water. The fact lna
been suggested that there may be prof
In irragating the region.
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The old rimes are No. I'm Il.

While at our other store at Big Island.
Va, last April. was taken with . very
severe attack of diarrhea. / never had
it worse in my life. tried several old
time remedies, such as Blackberry Wine,
Paregolic and Laudanuin without get
ting any relief. My attention was then
called to Chamberlaln's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy by Mr.. r. G.
Tinsley who had been handling it theirs,
and in less :han five minutes after TAX
ing small dose was entirely relieved
%. G. BURFoRD, Harris Creek
Amherst Co., Va. For sale by Blakefey
& Houghton, druggists. d&w
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The Chinese pay their doctor only so
long as he keeps them In health. They
believe in preventing rather than curing
disease. This is sound sense, and one
of the strongest recommendations of
Ayers Sarsaparilla, a medicine which
not only cures diseases but prevents
them.
Buckingha,n's Dye for the Whiskers
does its work thoroughly, coloring uni
form brown or black, which, when dry,
will neither rub, wash off, nor soil linen
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PARTY OF KNIGHTS.
Making a Long Trip nom the Interior
or the Continent, for DalIes
steaunIoat Ride

Steamboat Ride.
This morning Messrs. E. J. Carter and
Geo. w. McElheny, of Columbus, Ga.;
W. }. Price of Cleveland, Ohio; and
John A. WinscIe, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
left The Dalles by steamer Regulator for
Portland They are just from the
knights Tefnplar Conclave at Denver,
and have crossed the balance of the con-
tinent almost purposely for the trip they
are taking today.
One indication of tho attention which
the northwest is attracting through the
east is given by the large number of
tourists who yearly visit this section.
For years eastern visitors were deferred
by the difficulties to be overcome and
the long roundabout journey necessary
in reaching the northwest, and even
after the completion of railroad lines
afording direct communication with the
east it was some time before the tide of
travel turned in the least toward the
west from its eastern direction. Now,
however, sufficient time has elapsed to
allow the glowing accounts of the many
wonders and beauties to be seen in this
section to take root in the minds OF
listeners, and while the summer travel
to Europe and to points of interest in
the east continues as of old large pro-
portion of tourists are attracted toward
the newer and wilder lands on the
Pacific shores.
These gentlemen have not the time at
their disposal to take in Alaska. En-
joyable as that trip is, and as full OF
wonders even to a confirmed globe-trot-
ter, it is not the only trip worth making
in the northwest, nor does it comprise
all the majestic and beautiful scenery.
That along the Coluinbia river is rapidly
attaining worldwide reputation, sur
passing in majesty and grandeur that OF
the st. Lawrence. Hudson or even the
famous Rhine, and yielding the palm
only to the Colorado, another western
stream.
| The Knights conclave completed all
work last Saturday evening. On Friday
evening the triennial committee tender
ed an elegant banquet to the officers oi
the grand encampment. Over 35f
knights were present. During the fes-
| tivities Sir Knight T. McF. Patton, oi
Salem, presented Grand Master Goblin
with gavel made of Oregon oak, and in
the center of it was the form of NAL
tese cross. The oak was solid block
| taken from tree just as it grew, an6
the cross formation was the work O
nature. After having installed The
newly elected officers, Grand Master
BlcCurdy made the following additions
appointments, which, with the officers
elected, make up the full list of officers
of the grand encampment: Sir Rev
Joseph McGrath, D. D. Illinois, prelate
William B. Mellish, Ohio, grand stand
rd-bearer; Sir George @. Connor, Ten
nessee, grand sword bearer; Sir NJ. Ora
hod, Colorado, grand warden, Sir JohI
A. Sloan, Missouri, grand captain o
ouard
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UNTIL.
soon set

Do.you recall, he whispered low,
That afternoon we parted,
When on the train you sped away
And left me broken-hearted2
How threw after you askiss
And you did not return it?
Twas cruel OF you to treat me thus,
Oh say, why did you spurn 1t?
Kept the kiss, she softly cried,
thought, with smile the Queerest)
Because u woman canuot throw
That might miss you, dearest.
IT. 4. II.
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Saved q Woman,s Lie.

Mr.. j. E. Thoroughbred, writing from
Georgetown. Delaware, says: Two tea
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved
the life of Mrs. Jane Thomas, of thie
place." He also states that several
other very bad cases of bowel complaint
there have been cured by this remedy
For sale by Blakeley & Houghton,
druggists. d&w
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washlng.on sIarket For Rent.

For rent; the Washington market cor
ner of Second and Court. For terms ap-
ply to Geo. Williams administrator of
the estate of John Michelbaugh. S.3dtfl
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rare opportunity for the ladies is
now afforded by Mrs. Philips, who Is of
fering millinery at one third less, as She
has decided to retire from the business.
See advertisement. 6.lSdtE
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Fresh stubble pasture at sharps, o,
Three Mile.
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Notice.

Parties desiring advertising space or
the sprinkler wagon may have it by
applying to S. E. FERRIs.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-18

Tanglefoot Fly Paper 40 cents ho,
twenty-five double sheets; at Blakele,
& Houghtons, <175 Second street.
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TEACHERS 1NsT1rurE.

Programme of Exercises Beginning on
Monday Next.
We are in receipt of copy OF the pro-
gramme for the teachers Institute which
is to be held in The Dalles, beginning
on Monday next. It is as follows
9.00-9.45 4. N.
Written Arithmetic. Prof. Rigler
9.45-10. 80 A. n.
Language s PROT Alderman
Recess.
1O.40-11. 20 A. NJ. -
Geography Prof Rigler
11.20-11.12 AM
Physiology Prof. Ackerman
1902 P. NJ.
History ,...s. ........ .,.......P Prof. Rigler
2-2.40 P. N.
Mental Arith. Prof. Ackerman
Recess.
2.55r3.30 P. NJ.
Reading and Spelling
Prof.'s Ackerman and Rigler
3.30-4.15 p. n.
General Discussion. .-..-..
The programme for the evening exer-
cises will be published later.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-18

City taxes for 1892 are now due and
payable within sixty days, at the office
of the undersigned.
L. RoKDKN, City Treasurer,
DAILEs Cry, July 9th. 1899,
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Notice.

Those knowing themselves indebted
to Ward and Kerns will please call and
settle up, as they have sold their stable
business to Durham and Robertson and
must have all outstanding accounts set
tied.
Cabinet photographs for $3.50 to 800
per dozen at Hunts gallery on Court
street, this aceek only.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19

Jak kwasem siarczaAYm. Ma
Iiniach kolei. ktore przebywa.
ia poclagi staia ma szynach,
jaKby naoliwlony ch, kofa tyl.
ko wagon ow obracaja sic W
miejscu. A rosra przytem
nieustanni" al 4, chwlll, W
kt6:ej dosta)a sk~zydef j roz~
2oczyna)a z kolei niesc lala.
Tepienle samych ial az
zdoiafoby przeszkod7ic klesce,
jakkolwiek w ledne] tvlko
gmin'e zEiszczono gronek Z
zarodkaml okolo 200 hekto.
THROW, t.. 1870 mill. owa-
dow tygodniowo. Tepia
szkodnlka glownle lu2 W
czasle pochodu. Rozpnala
mianowicie wpoprzek szlaku
wedrowkl szarancEy, ma przestrze-
nj Z, s do 10 m. ma tYkach pasv
p1otna, u CORY o~bw1edzlone
sk6ra lakierowa No. Owady wedru-
ja pc p}otnie z }atwoscia. Obwod-
XII jednak sk6rzanej przebyc ME So
W stanie i opadaia ma dol, gdzie
setki robotnlk6w, zo}nlerzy, kolo-
nist6w i tubylcow zmjatala je do
przYgotowanych dof6w przysv-
puja wapnem. w innych mlejsco.
wosciach zbieraja ]e ma p!achty l
rozgniataja, lub tez zgarniaja ma
stosy chrustu, kt6ry podpalaja lub
zlewaja pfynem trujacym. Wszyst.
ko co aotad przytoczylismy, cd.
nosi sig do szaranczy mniejsze-
go gatuIku; ,,Stauronotus maroca.
NUS walka z nia choc ciezka,
mozllWa jest przecle. lnacze]
rzeczy sic maja gatunkiem
olbrzym1m szaranczy wedrownej,
,Acridyum migratorium". Owad
to skrzydlaty, d}ugi cd 5-6
centymetr6w, gruhosci palca, tax
sllneml opatrzonY zuwaczkaml, re
l %najgrubsza kore drew pczera.
Nap}Ywa ona cd Sudanu, a villas.
ME zblizanie sic ]ej sygnallzowa-
no W Algierze chmurami n,ekledy,
lax W roku lsS6-ym, przez dnie
cafe pokrywajaceml sfohce. Oczy-
wlscie pred szarancza w%edrowna
zaden z wymlen1onych srodkow
ochrony ME Dale, a mlejscowosc,
nawiedzona zar}ocznym owadem,
ulega rune
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19

ME pytasz, tYlko sic ciagle
smleJesz!
Ma cos nam ich szuka6,
kledy traf.e "a mimi 3D..
powiem - man pewny slad,
tvlko chodzcie dalei, a zoba-
cycle. &e ich znajdziemy.
Koledzy ciagte mule moles-
tuja, ably noca maszerowac
ola pospiechu, a ia i'm ito
macze. De NIGGA MIC sladu
tylko wednie widaG.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
ZAPISUJCIE sOBIE WIARusA,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19
DIR. KELLY

doswiadczony lekarz, poleca sic
Szanownei Polskiei Publicz "osci
Mieszk" W kamlenlcy Morgans
Block Groom II g. q PREY drugej
ulicy. w Wlnonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19

D oSepo | nawoza teraz
w}asciclele z okolicy ogromne
masy perek; spad1y one tez W
Genie l nabYc ich MONA pc $50
INK. W naJlepszym towarze. w
ogole perki wszedzie tanleJa, al
BOWEN DUO roln1kow spekulo-
wa1o zachowall znaczne zapasy
ma wiosne; zdaie s'e re przespeku-
lowali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19
OTTAWA ma SZarancze.

Parokrotnie don1osfy nam
JUL oslatnlemi easy telegra-
my o klesce, jaka W r. b.
nawiedzifa Algler. dotknlety
o%lbrzymiem najsciem szarah
cry. ObecDle Gzlenniki fran.
cuzkie przepetnlone So szcze-
goiam', okropne) dotyezacemi,
piag', o kt6rej rolmiarach .
znaczenin chyba naoczui
swsadkow VIE tylko nab"ac
zdoIaj wyobra2enia. Rzecz o.
powiedzlaua drukiem z''aje sic
pomystem buinej, ME liczacei
sic z rzeczywlstoscia fantazyl.
Trzeba wldziec owady ma
mle]scu - VIOLA jeden z
podro2nych - trzeDa dtugie
godzlny, przebywac samemu
owe ?otokl aywe] iawy,
pfynace. TAX oklem siegna6,
nlby morze gryzacego p!ynu,
pc ktorego przep1ywie iuz
tylko naga, do cna wygryzio.
Ma 'pozostale ziemia, trzeba
pc kostki brnac W ohydnej,
lepklej warstwle wytepionych
iu& owad6w - aoy m6dz
wyrobic soble wfasc1we pole
Gle 0 rzeczy. A iak1ej W te-
pieniu zlego p'lnosci trzeba,
bacznosci, jakIego nleustaune-
60 wysltku! Lada niedbalstwo
lub pieuwaga daJe n,eprzy,a-
cielowl gore, a wtedy rutna,
ruina zupeina. Otto W krotkos.
CT historya zaczatkow plagl.
Zaraz 2 llerwszemi upafaml
szarahcza sk7ada W ziemle ia.
ia, W slebok oscl 2-3 Gently.
metr6w, W k~sztalcle gron,
otoczonych ochranlajaca ia
powfoka z lepklego ptynu
zlarnek piasku zlozona. Bee
posrejnlo potem owady gina.
jednak trwa]a utajo.
mem zyclem, oporne ma
wszelkie przeciwnoscl: ma
posuche, deszcz, snleg, a
nawet mr6z. Sadzono, il ME.
zwykle ostra zima ble2sca W
Alglerze wynlszczy znaczns
]aj ziozonych. Prozna
nadzie1a, DO OTTO Cd rs lat
ME pamleta]a tax wczesnego
! llcznego po]a wleEia sic O. !
wadow. Ma wiosne, W DIE
wie6 miesiecy pc zniesieniu
laj dobywala sic 2 Mich
gasienlce. Oko1o kw:etnla
pow;erzchn1a zlemi rozpoczy-
ma nielako fermentowaG.
w%zruszona mlrYadami robakow
ktore wkrotce przechodzs W
stan poczwarek ksztaltu
zlarnka ryzu. Kazde gro2ko
zlarnek taklch mlesci do 3Otu.
przeclagu pieciu minut,
gdy chwlla wfaSciwa nadcho-
dz1, dobywa sic z larwy owad.
tn nale3y, ID ma met.
re kwadratowym istnle1e
okolo tysiaca gronek, ze
ogniska, W ktorych skladane
"a iaja, obe]muja nlekiedy 2
3 hektar6w be clagpa
'ie ma cafe kllometry we
.szYsUklch IleruDkach. Zaled-
vie doby}y sic z poczwarek,
wieksze ma razle cd
nuchy i pozoawione ieszcze
po2erala W Okla
ngnienlu wszelka rosl1nnosc
Ia mieiscu. Wtedy to rozno-
'zyna sic wedr6wka. Skacza
,rzed siebie z doktadnoscia
uchow dobrze wycwlczonej
lrmli pasem, nleKiedy mile
ale szeroklm. chrzest podob-
~ do topotu ulewy pc da-
bach wydalac. Warstwa gruba
Ia kilka c~entymetrow pfynie to
laprzod 1ak olbrzYmi wylew
'oprzez wzgorza i dolinY, wy
'alajac wszystko pc ~.s drodze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19
zAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
Z Prus Polskich.

Tue h O a. Pod GostYcy-
mem znaleziono pok4ady wegla
brunatnego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19

rozbiia babe .garnek, a z ME
90 posypaiy sic ruble, sreb-ne
talary, ziotowkl! Bahia pray
s,ada i zblera pieniadze "
fartuch, an, mysli lecbac z
mani! ,,A'v jeno co nle byio
wrad}u we wode". Coz poczac
zostaw,amy babe ma Keple
brnleny dalel.
lax dziki zbrukowanl pc
uszy nareszcie wydostallsmy
sic z blota, pod dyrekcya
borowego puscllismy sic do
Ladku, ably tam przepraw'c
sic pra=z Waite un'kuac
tym sposobem dalszych ale'
milych spotkah.
Az wstyd nam byio prze-
jezdzaG przez ws'. Ludz sic
smieii.
-Pewno byliscle na &abach!
- woiali "a mani.
Pc kllku godzinach forso-
wnego marszu, oml)alac
Zagurowo dostallsmy sic
szcze5llwle do brodu pod
Lqdkiem, gdzie aas Warta
troche opiuKata. Pc gruntow'
mem umyciu sic W Ratalach
dostal'smy sic do Pyzdr.
Kto2 okresli nasze zadz, we
ME, gdysmy sic tn dowledz'e.
Ii, ze Taczanowski Juz %
trzeca dni opusclt m'asto |
pomaszerowai W kicrunku
Zag6rowa. Ze go tam ME
byto, wjedzlelismy ma pewno'
bosmy tn o5ok Zagorowa
przeiezdzali, Gdziez sic po-
DIAL? Szuka) babula, gdzle
)est moja kula.
NABOzENSTWO OBOZOWE,
Pytamy naszych rrzed-
nlkow W Pvzdrach o Tacza'
nowskiegc, przysiegaja sic,
lie jest " Zag6rowie, TUNA
czymy I'M, Re to nlepodo-
bienstwo, DO tamtad ]e-
dzlemy! Nc sic lie mozemy
dowledzlec.
Zatrzyma!ismy sic poftora
dp1a W Pyzdrach. Podledlis-
my soble porzadnle, DO po
tel krowie i sfoninle u boro-
wego, ckllwo nam jakos byfo
ma &oiadku, boo porzadn1e
owe krowlsko ME by1o uwa-
rzone, a pr5cz tego | plerwszy
to raz W zyciu zdarzyfo sic
nam zoperowa6 ma smlerc
bvdle. vice la bardzo czvsto
sic ME zrobifo! Zo@c sic roz-
lala, slowtn z giodn sle
1adio a IL Sslato o czem
lnnem, ATTY sic krowisko
przypadklem W 4ofadku ME
Zbunlowafo
PuscillsnN sic druglego
dnia W Gig "a Taczano-
wsklm, byiv jul dobrze pc
pofudnlu.
Gdzlesz III )echac? 1aa
Wtem p'nypominaja mi sic
Kpinxl Bcrnardyna OJca
Maksa, naszego obozo"ego
kapelana.
NAVAL on: Moskale to
lud, szukaia mas, sple'
gov pr2ep}acaJa, a ta MIC
fat~wiejs2ego jak powstancow
wytroplc, ola mnie bytoby to
farypa. Obejrzylcle SIC tylko,
lie kawaikow paplerosow ley
"a waml, to najpewnle]szy
slad!
l miai racya kochany Ksiadz
.a6s, droga "a mani byia
nie]scanl al gesto posypana
koncaml cd paplero-
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19
w Pittsburgh, Pa

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19

O d W BREEZY nadba4tyc-
kich donosza, re pof6w sledz'
jest tel wiosny nadzwyczaj obfIty.
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tego towaru wcale pozbyG ME mo-
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-31
STILL AFTER GRIFFIN.
o'Rourke Thinks Jimmy Carroll VIII
Come to Time Before Long.

o'Rourke Thinks Jimmy Carroll VIII
Come TO Time Before Long.
George Dixon and his manager are still
hopeful that Johnny Griffin will fight
upon the terms made by himself at New
Orleans last September. Griffin agreed
then to box the featherweight champion
at 1lS pounds for &, 900 or 900 a side,
but afterwards he raised the weight two
pounds. This is the only thing that
stands in the way ofa match. ORourkc
and Dixon arrived in New York Satur-
day, and the former busted himself look
ing up some good boxers to compete in
an amateur tournament to be held in con-
nection with Dixon's show. Speaking OF
Griffin o 'Rourke said:
at Carroll is willing to stand by what
he said in New Orleans We can make q
match in five minutes. Now that Bax>
ter is out of the question, Griffin will
have to do something, and l think he'll
come to our terms, which are certainly
reasonable"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-31
SPORTING NOTES.


Harry Martin and Frank Stull have
rounds at 126 pounds In the Clermont
rink in Brooklyn early in January.
At the recent sale OF Hobart Farm trot.
ting horses in New York, the bay mare
BY BY, was sold to Henry Pierce, OF San
Francisco, for o,ooo and the bay mare
Glenville Belle, e. 22oh) to Bayard Thayer,
OF Boston, for %, 800.
President Burdette, OF the A. L. W.,
has issued a call for a constitutional
Convention to be held at Philadelphis,
February 20. II is also probab BILE that the
meeting OF the National Assembly will be
held in that city during the same week.
oarsmsn Courtney has a new hobby.
IL Is 20 have n light freshman crew ~
Cornell, its members averaging about 1s5
or $50 pounds. He thinks that such sci
OF light, strong men can send the new
tangled aluminium shell through water
ct "the pace that kills"
At the annual meeting OF the Rugby
Foot Ball Interprovincial Union, held at
Toronto recently, it was stated that
efforts were being made TO secure series
matches in England witha a representative
Canadian team, also TO persuade an En-
giish team to visit this country.
The recent death of William O'Conpor.
the champion oarsman OF America, has
left the single scull championship in
allegiance, and any osrsman-in Canada or
the United States has the privilege OF
claiming the title and defending the
championship against every challenger.