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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-29

Tho principle Of protection is
wrong, both in theory and practice,
snd no Democrat can advocate pro
lection aud still remain true to the
principles Of that party. The coun,
y has twice called for tariff
built on The Democratic plan, and
Inc Democrat in congress, who for
she sake Of protecting some industry
peculiar to his neck Of the woods,
will re'ard the passage Of such a
gaw is too narrowly contracted for
mis- voice TO be heard in the councils
Of a great patty nov charged with
The duty Of making laws for the
greatest nation on the earth.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-29

The French president seems to
be having some trouble forming q
new cabinet
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-29

Interest in the Trades Display
grows deeper and deeper as the
time approaches.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-29
Everybody Pleased.

Who use Climax Pills. because they
are purely vegetable and do not grippe,
but act mild. Try them if you are
bilious % cents a box. Sold every.
where
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-29

The Day Globe having come ont
N today's issue in favor Of
Democracy, and from its announce.
nent it is presumed it viii here
after be found among the faithful,
striving 90 advance the cause Of the
regular organized Democracy
IN the state. In recognition
of this change in our esteemed
contemporary, THE News to-
lay takes down the line, which
or the past twelve months has
proclaimed The News as the
only Democratic daily in Central
Texas. The News has no fatted
calf to kill, but it welcomes the
prodigal's return all the same.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-29

Sometime when you are suffering from
Catarrh, think of the thousands Of hopeless
cases which must have been cured by Doctor
Sage's Catarrh Remedy before its proprietors
could DO willing to 5 y, as they DO: For
any case Of Catarrh, no matter how bad,
which we cannot cure. we'll pay $500 CASH
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-29

Srhscribs %, Tux News,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-25
uaad5enltd1e autaota staata-Bsttaaea, arontae, %. septetabsr 1898.

Sic nit @oban beim S6mauie faBen, ii9
tpappneten unb gum Sample 5ogen.
Ser iunge &aiier bat Da fetn itbGcS
8ilb fir lein 8olt gebrau6t. Ser 9eutl6e
Licbtc es bon ie6er, ieinen Gtnheriert eS
gleib 31 tbun unb Sins SIT blalen"; aber
tpenn bas 8ater[anb in @efabr lit, fam ct
audi ebenio freubt9 f6mpfen.
vSn ieiner &ebe in &orlsrube nannte ct
ieinen 8atcr Sic Ste9frieb89eltoIt aus
0euti6lanbs 6elbentagen. Ser 8erglei6
nit 6elge tpGre better 9elpeien, boch Oas
nur nebenidcbli6.
v@enn aucb bic beuti6e Mptbolosie ben1
6eutlcben 8olfe unb Der 9Selt fren16 gez
porben lit = ielbft groBe @ermaniiten
begen bariiber Bic Observation-Disclosures
10 nirb bieie gelegentEicbe GrtpGbnung bp6
ben Sortbeil baben, bic 9lufmerfiamfeit be5
8ublttums nieber auf bieies Dergeifcne
geiitige @rb9ut gu Ienfen, unb man pirb in
SDl9e beiien Matchmaker benten ullb fiiblen
lernen."
9eLge o6er 6elsi, Set 8elieger Ser md6z
tigen &Ont9e 6unbing unb Grammar, lit
aIerbings in Der altgcrmanii9en Sagen7
melt Elm nocb gldnsenberer !6elb ais Siegz
frieb. 9a aber Siegfrieb unter ben Otaiz
fen Der 9eutiben piel 6efannter lit unb es
mobI inter ben 3ubOrcrn beS 8uilerS int
groBber3Oglicben S6loiie SIT &arlSrabc
fa1m etnen 2eDb CAB, 10 mar ntelletctt
Ste9frie6 bod Oas paiienbere 8ilo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-25

2cbtere tparen Der 9lnit6t, 10 Elm 8abnralb
lei etn ebenio 9efabrlaieS tpte lobnenoeS
ltnternebmen, uno trafen berettS Dltrcb Nlt7
~ferttgnug BON WtaSfen uno all0ertpettt9
8orbereitungen 5ur QuSfabrung zines
Iolcben, nl5 ie bon ibren 6ertcn Sdtern
babel iiberraicbt u1o bon otelen ben SeDor7
ben iiberlicferl !puroen. Sic iDlrOen pro-
seiiirt unb 5u lan9idbrtger 3u6tbausitrafe
perurtbeiLt. SIS mar oteS bret Wtonate
na4 benz BET 8romfStoun begangenen
8a6nraube, un6 nelln Wlonate lpdtcr ipuroe
abermolS bon Der &eno>8anbe Elm lol6er
in oer 9tGbe BON Seymour ausgef1Drt, moo
bel ben GGubern Die Summe bon $l35,OO
in bte 6Gnbe fiel unb BENT ii6 5ur Bebre
Iebenoen @rprcBboten 10 libel mitgeiptelt
tpurbe, baB CT l3eit ietnes 2ebenS lcbpab>
ltnnig blteb. Die &eno5 entfan1e1t nit
ibrer 8eute nob Canada.
gSteoerAm murbe Ourcb tbr Betlptel etne
Nn3abl iunger Seute - oteS Wtal toaren es
tbrer 1ebS - be%ranlaBt, glclcbfalS tDr
Slid ais carbohydrates 81 perli.cben.
Nber elmer bon t6ncn murbe an ben uebrtz
gen gum 8errdtber; ct tbeilte ben bereits
entpOrfenen Ylan BEN 8eDoroen nit; Die
8erl6Dorenen ipur0en bon et1ern Stgt7
lans=Gpmite iiberrai9t, nacb fur5er @egen@
tpebr 9efangen gertommen lno tltr5er Sano
an benz eriten beiten 8aurtc aufgebdngt.
Snspti6en paren bic Wtit9lteoer Der
GenozBanoe in Canada bon anerifantz
iben Detectives auf9eipIrt porben; tbrer
Muslieferun9 tpurben feline Sbtptertgfetteit
bereitet, unb bie @eielllhaft langte balo
unter ii6erer 8ebefung in SEEM Nlbanp
an, ppbin man bic &erle itatt na6 SeDz
mpur gebradbt bate, unb Stpar auf ibren
belonberen @unl9, ba ite it6 por Der in
benz leBteren Orte gegen ite berri6enoen
@rbttterung flir6teten. Nber oteier i"olte1
tie aub in SEEM 2lbanD nibt ent9eben
8alo na9 ibrer @inbringung baielbit lang
ten bort SIT nG6tlicber Stunbe tauieno
tp~o6lbepaffnete Wdnner aus Seymour uno
ltmgegeno an, erltiirmten baS @efGngntB,
bolten Sic li9 per3tpeifelt sur Wcbr lebenz
ben @efangenen aus i6>en 3euen u1D
bGngten lie - es tparen ibrer bier: Die bret
8ritber Geno unb tbr S9nager Qlnberion
= IN einem Gele9rapbenpfabl auf. SIS ge1
ibab bieS in Der 9tacbt bonn II. auf ben
ID. 9eSem6er 1868.
9teleS iulnmoriicbe Gerfobren bereitete
porldufig ben @iienbabnrouben in Snbiana
Elm @nOe. @rit i'm Sabre 1875 ereignete
ft6 in benz State mieber Elm iolder, uno
3nar BET Song Boiut, 6rciBig Weilen ipe1t1
Iicb BON Terre 6aute, po am 6. Stunt ieneS
Sa6reS Der @anbaIta> @rpreBpa9en bon
elmer 9tnsabl Gtaubritter iiberfalIen tpurbe.
S6glei9 babel Der 2ofomotipfiDrer bes
3ugeS, Wttlo Games, BON ben GGubern err
i6piien tpurbe, blieb bas 1tnterneblnen err
%foI9Ios, namcntIicb in Tolge Ocs taptercrt
Gerbaltcns beS @rpreBboten. @uf Die @r>
9~reifun9 Der Tbctlnebmer an bielem lle5erz
fau murben 8eIohnungen I'M @eiammts
betrage pon $4,000 ausgeiebt, bod purOc
fciner Bet 9tGuber perbaftet.
Seitbem fanben bis gu Ser tteuIt3 BET
&eBler perilbten &alt6tbat in Snbiana feline
9ln9riffe auf @gpreBpaggons mebr itatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-25
Snt 1remmSeSfretIe.
&Ieines 6eutIleton Der SILT
nots StaatSsettung"
9as antife 9ornr6s6em.

sic BADEN es stpar v~ausgegraben", aber
es i6lummert iiB tDeiter am TuBc DeS
ralcbenben 8erges, Der es Dor 1900 Sabren
nit elmer Aibenbefe 5ugebedt. SIS Leibz
baftig su ida1en, mar elmer Ser 2ieblinssz
trdume meiner SusenO sepeien, unO 10
ma4te i'd midb benn IN einem i9Onen
Sommermorsen bes Sabres 1875 aut uno
tpanberte bon Sorrento 81 SUB na6 oer
clailil9en 3obtenitaot. Der aQcrerlte
Ginbruf bat ettpaS iebr 8efrcmoenoes.
Wan iiebt NIGHTS ais einen Bau aus 9rauer
8eiupaiAe unb S9utt aus 8tmSfetn@
itiifen. 9abintcr liegt 6ie antifc Staot
perborgen. g8te LANCE i3on !? am "a.
Nueuit 1879 tparen eS genau 1900 Sabre,
baB tie lebenbig be9raben porben mar.
Wie alt ie bamal8 lcbon g%etpeiet, bas tpetB
ib ni6t, unb bas babe icb alcb bon tetnem
gelebrten 9trdbdoIogen erfa0ren fonnen.
SeOenfaus 3dblte iie ibon n1ebrere Sabrs
bulberte unb lift ite alio gut meDr ais 1000
Sabre alt, tpie tie in 9tuinen, tpelbe aueb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-25
@iIbeItn iii. 1tsto Oetatf1e 86tter=
IeNtc.

Set ber iebige beutibe Safer ansefanz
gen bat, in ieinen 9feOen Die Gttate aus
lateintiden &lalitfern burcb Nnrufung
GROCER 0eltaltcn aus Ser beuti6en unb
norbil6en WtDtbolDgie, aus oer alteu @Dt>
ter uuo Sagentpelt germanii6er 86lfer
gu erieben, nirb ibm BON benz gsoBen Ger
manilten (@rfori6er beuti6en NltertbumS
unb 6eutlber Sprabe) gbuarb 2eDb in
Baltimore, ibarf auf Die Singer, ooer btelz
me6r auf bic 2ippen geieben. 60 fnupft
9epb inn vOeuti6en Correspondent" GIT
Baltimore, beiien geiitige 6auptleucbte er
lit, an etntge bon 8ilDelm's n~eueiten
9teben foIgenbe intereiiante 8etrabtungen,
bic mir ba unb bort Durb eine @inlhaltung
in &tammern benz 2aien perbeutlicben:
y&aiicr Q8ilbelm 9efdQt fib in mebr
ober meniger geiitreicben Gitaten unb in
fIbnen 8iloern. Seine Gitate cntnimmt
ct ben lateinii9en &lalitfern, feline 8tlOer
Der @ei9idte.
v9teuerbings bat CT fib Iogar in Bic
beuti6e @0tterlebre berltiegen unb seigt,
baB ibm ber balbbergciiene @laube ltnierer
8Gter nidbt fremb unb unbefannt lit. en-
ieiner &eoe Sit StraBburg bat ct 0eutlcb>
Lamb ben s. etmball bes Srte6ens oez
nannt, unb peri6iebene 53eitunssldbreiber
in 9euti6lanD, England urb 8ralfreic6
miiben ii6 I'M SbtpciBe ibres Angeitcbtes
ab, 81 erfldren, mas er bamit bat iagen
tpoIen. @tnige metnen, er babe iib lelbit
gcmetnt.- Seimbaa tDar Der Sobn $50
bans Goes bObiten @jottes Ser alien Oeuts
i6en,) unb bate Die Nienburg (8ur0 Ser
@Otter) unb bte 81 bcrielben fiibrenoe
Bride 8iIrauit gu beipacbeu. ST trug Elm
getpalti9es 6orn, pel6es bic Icb0ne @igene
l6aft bate, baB man eS blaien unb baraus
trinten tonnte. Wtan pirb iebt ben be-
fannten Nusbrud Sins blalen" better
berlteben. War Die @egeltb bon Seinben
frei, banu icbritt Der g8adbter in letn Icb0n
gcbauteS 6aus, i6enfte iicb iein 6Drn poG
Wfetb, neil Der 9tiibe8beimer bamals nocb
nicbt erfunOen mar, uno yblies Gins"
3ogcn aber 6einoe beran, bonn ibmettertc
CT in iein 6orn, OaB Die @inbericr (bie n
ben @OtterbimmcL aufgenommenen, int
Sample ~Sefaaenen S0ni9c unb 5el6cn),
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-25
9aS GnpttOIfeT+
IS. Septe1 m B e +.

I" " ~ y"
Seute if es bunbert Sabre ber, baB in
BET 8unbes6auptftaOt 8aibingtOn, meI6e
bamals beil1abe nod cine Wtl6niB mar,
f~eierlib bon 9rGiibeut Nai5inston Der
@run6itein gum capitol eelest ipurbe.
@rlt brei Sabre 5uDor mar anf ben 8or>
I6lag @albin9ton's bte1e SteIe am 8ptoz
nae ais finftiger Stb Der 8u1besregierung
unb 8unbesgeiebgebung 9eDGblt por0en.
limb i'm Sabre 1900, nGbrenb Der YrGlt4
bentlbaft bon Sobn 9lbams, i1lu9 Damn
Bet 8unb wirfli9 ieinen StB in Der iun9eu
Stabt auf.
@aibingtcn lit feitber 5ur i60nften
StaDt Nmertfa'S emporaebliibt. l1nb bas
capitol bat ftb leitber 81 etnem Der groB1
a~rtigiten @ebdlbe ber @eIt entpifelt.
Die NnfGnge bcs SapttolS paren 5iemz
lid bci6eipen. limb icbon einunb3wan3i9
Sabre nacb Der @runbfteinLegurg wurbe eS
betanntlib bon cngliI6en Eruppen, Die ii6
Der Sta6t bemG6tigten, %Iantn1t benz 8rGz
1i0entenbaule uno anberen 0ebdu6en barr
bariIcb eingcGi6ert. Nber auf benz Dor
bunDert SSn6ren bur6 George QSdi6ington
geipetbter Sunbantent rubt gum She'll nob
baS iebtee Capitol, baS nit ietnen 5tDei
6ligeln unb ieiner maieftdtiI3en &uppel
Der 10 9roB unb mG6tig getporoenen Gez
pu6lif tpIrbig lit.
3ablreicbe ua6rbaft groBe Mditner BADEN
int 2aufe bet 3etten in btelen Capitol gee
tpirtt neben Dieler mtttelmdbigen unb
tletnen. limb BEL Der getuaLti9en Wdcbt Set
MISUNDERSTANDING purbe ein tpeientti6er
She'll Der @ei6ibte OeS 2anoes in bieiem
Sau aeitdltet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-25

8dblret6e 8erfftdtten, IN benen Soliiftfdte,
ricbtig nit Dem bon ben Sammlcrn gefor=
bertcn un9iiltig machenbcn 8oltlempe[
perlehen, maiientpeiie an9efertigt tperben.
6offertlicb lacbt cine ni6t nlebr aa5u ferne
!3ufunft iiber bteie 9tarretbei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-25

@as NAT es aber, pas ben alten Berg 10
fur6tbar macbte ? guS Ser bu1npf broD>
neilben Waiie ftieg cine ungebeurc i9tpar3e
SGule enlpor, bin unb tpieber bon einem
5uden0en 8libe erbeut. Nuf ben 1tetnernen
Siben bes Nmpbitbeaters, auf bonn 8aialt7
pflaiter 0er StraBen, auf BEN 0dcbern Ser
Gelnpel unb 9duler, auf 8ilbidulen unb
Yoitamenten b%egannen Die vrapilli" 3u
tlappern, Die fletnen Stid6en 8imS1tetn,
bon benen Der 8erg in brei Eagen 10 piele
ausianbte, baB fie Il Shub bncb meilen5
nett umber ben Bo6en bedten. limb finIter
ipar eS, unbur6brin9lic9 %finlter, tpte i'm
8au6e bes trojanii9en @auleS. Den
10000 Bompejanern unb i6ren @Giten
BON nab unb fern mar gu Mfutbe tpie benz
2amme, baS Ser @oLf per19ludt. Ser
Oacbte, feline 9iebe, Sener, feline Sbdbe gu
~rettelt, bo6 mat es 70 %ftniter, baB Niemarb
Weni9en, 0inge ober letnen g8es iebcn
fonnte. Wer geiunOe 8eine bate, Der
tra6tete, aus Oem 8ercibe beS Stetnrcz
gems, BET TtniterniB unb Set e~rittGenben
icbpefli9en 0Gmpfe 81 fommen. bic &ranz
fen unb S9tpadben, benen Sic Suit at
tpenig tpurbe, ibrteen in ibrem Sammer
na6 6iilfe. Qtber bic fam nicbt-Seoer
oabte an Bic etgene &ettung. Sagelang
flapperten Die Stein9eu, ipie Elm ullaufborz
li9er Sommerbagel. Damn fam Elm eno>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-25

Grnlte 9te0en ltno lo1e S6er3e gables
mod in 6Iue unb Siae auf Dem BON Ser
ME feblenben Seebriie abgeflibLten Serum
bon 8ompeii ant %. Nuguit 70. Sn Den
Sempeln beS 3elS, ber genuS, Der Sore
tuna unb Der aus 9legppten lammt iDren
Brieltern importirten Sis fticgen @ebete,
tpirbclte oer Gau6 ben @0ttern 9efduiger
Spfer gum tiefblauen 6tntmeL empor.
&i9ter unb Qlopofaten p~erbanoelten in Der
groBen Bdiilica unb an6eren Dem Serum
nabcliegenoen 6aIen lci3te unb Dertpi6elte
&ebtsfGQe; often Inb 8eraoe ging ber @e7
rebte Su Merfe, 9ebeim uro frumm 6er
Spfopbant. Ser WIBiggdnger, ser pomz
peianii6e v@igerl", .l6Genberte bur9 Die
engen StraBen unb Las Die an bic nit
ueiBem Stud geOeften NGnbe nit rotber
6arbc gepinielten Nnnoncen, pel9e fir
Sen foLgenben Sag, ben "a. 9[u9uit, 9roBe
SpieGe i'm 9[mpbitbeater Der Stabt in 9(uSz
li9t fteuten nit uGela", 5. f.. Die 9lrena
iollte nit etnem S6ubba6 9e9en bic blenz
benben Sonnenftrablen nerieben nerben.
0retBtg 8aar Secbter iolten ~fGmpfen.
Man belucblc bic 0ffentlicben 8a6er, no
man eegen 9(bgabe BON einem ySua6ranS"
6er ettpa 10 bieI tpertb ipar pie BET uitS Elm
Sent, in beiBen 9Gmpfen unb falten
TLutben altf einige Stun6en Die Srii6e
unb @jelcbmetbigfeit Bet Sugenb mieber err
obern fonnte. Die 9uriti9en lanmelten
iiA in ben S9enfen unb fbrieben labenO
an bic gSanb, Oab Der 8irtb Baiier pets
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-25

Ioler 2ti9enre9en nit 8afier gu einent
8rei Dermiibt unb befte boS @rab Ser
einit 10 lebensfroDen Stabt fcin iduberltb
3u.
Na3 BRET Eagen bet biditen TinfterniB
lab man mte0cr bic Sonne. 8ompeii aber
peri9punben. Ser i%ingere 9linius
ia9t, bas 8agcSgeitirn ieibIei9 uub umflort
9eiDeien, &ein @unber. Bb0bus bate bie
frobe Stabt, Die i'm bod perebrte, Lieb ee4
babt. Oils CT bas @rab ber Sta6t fab, ba
Derbiiterte ii6 ietn bolbes Antltb, un6 ct
rtef: r9onnertpetter, bas nenne ib Elm
fairies StId A(rbeit in BRET Sa9en! !"
Oorid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Binshamton Refused to Play With
Providence Otherwise
THEN THE GRAYS WERE BEATEN
In Game that Would Have Discredited
school Boys-Troy sustains . had
Defeat At the Hands of the, Bisons.
spriug field snd Erie other winners.

BINGHAMToN. July 2l.-There was y
long Gel y before the opening of the
game yesterday afternoon. Manager
Burnhsm OF the Grays ASSISTED on play
ing Rogers at frst bass. AID Mana2er
Smith of the Bingos ~ firmly refused to
permit his men to play unless Rogers
was Withdrawn. After an hours
wrsneling Burnhsm Withdrew Rogers
aud the game was begun.
The Providence team plsyed more like
school boys than professionals. while the
ONE i~a u put up "A st oag game In the
field AID at the bat. Tue scsYe:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21

Base hts-Springneld, 15; WiIkesbarre, z,
springfield. Inks Ryan wlikes6arfs. stockdais-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21
CHANGED HIS MIND.



Ing Csss Oenfssslsn.
PIrrsBUKo, July 2i.--Yestsrday Patrick
Gallagher. the oonfessor. requested the
presence OF Warden Wright at his cell In
the psnitentiary. Warden Wright re-
sponded ut once. Gallagher said, warden,
have been In hell all night, and wish to
say to you now that the confession made
by me yesterday was all . batched up
scheme, and was dragged into 1t. I
wish now to retract everything that was
said Ia that confession and wish you would
send for the attorneys interested. as will
decline TO sign the confession"
After three hours talk with Gallagher.
District Attorney Burlsigh came out aud
said that Gallagher had declared under
oath that every statement he made was
absolutely false, and that he, Dempsey,
Beatty and Davidson are guilty as In
dicted There 10 considerable speculation
as to why Gallagher made the statement
he did.
The story that Davidson went back on
Gallagher seems to have settled him, and
he decided to reiterate the statement he
made on the witness stand ut the time
Dempsey was convicted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21

CRESCENT PARK,

Indian VILLAGE and Big Show representing West
ern life; attack on overland stagc;" ">truglng a.
a horse thief" Lille on the plalni, "cptting our
ard rounding ~" Wild ste r.; "cowbOys II ef'
Custer = lat nght;p "lroquOis' and ., hayenne"
Indians squaws and papooses. scouts aud cowboy
ponies. bronchns and mustangs f70l. SHOW tIis
on arrival OF p. N. and 1880 p. m. express boats
Last feiurn boat sundays o;J0 y. M wees days
lV5J y. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21

HAcxRNsACK, N. j., July 2i.-Ex-Gov-
ernor Price 10 stiIl In the custody Of Sheriff
Dogert Of Hackensack. Anderson Price,
one Of his former bondsmen, visited him,
but did not qualify ~ his bondsman. The
ex-governor will say nothing about his
case, and, despite the action OF Chancellor
McGill In demanding no more bonds. he
thinks the case will eventually b quashed
He Is civil prisoner and enjoys his liberty
with Justice Heath.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21
BINeHAMroS

Earned runs-Bingha .; Proyidcnce2. .. Two
Ha's Br'sgs Three Sass his-sSsa McKsoueh. stoisS
S;sss.-shs. Knight. swconey Fri i-pSys,s ss,ss:
sullivan and HorpunE Conley, Heinc and
Hornune:, First base on bails-on Casey }: on
denoe, o First base on errors inshamton !!
2; BY Rudderham 1. Hit by pitsh he'd inll-By Casey
j; by Sullivan /. Tlms-lh. 40 IN. Umpre-Dot-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21

BOSTON TRE WINNER.
Few York Played In Hard. Luck ~
Rusis Bsttsd Out - the Boz.

Few YORK flayed n Hero Luck ana
Rusis Bsttsd Out - the Boz.
Boston. July 9l.-Ths SCORE of yester-
day IL no criterion Of its character. The
champions batted with the greatest luck,
scratch hits being the order of the day
Every base on balls which they gained
except one, are accounted for In the score.
The Giants, on the other hand, hit Nichols
great deal harder than the score shows,
two-thirds Of the hits to tho neld going
on q line straight ut the felders. Five
hits, two of them scratches, and three
bases on balls caused Basie's retirement
at the end of the first inning. Davies was
hit hard only ia the fourth inning. The
fielding Of Lowe, Duffy and Mccarthy
and the batting Of George Davis, Connor
and Nash were the features.
ksM kssto3 9ori...,,:I ii;.......,.I sSsS5sS Is ,'s
Earned runs-Boston. Q; New York, 9. Base
hits-Boston, o. New York, H. Errors--Bos-
ton, I; New York. l.. First base on errors
Boston: 1: New York, =. First base on balls
OF Nichols, 2; of Rusie. o. OF Davis, g.
Struck out-By Nichols 3; by Davis, ., Three
base hit-C. Davis. Two base hits Mccarthy
Nash. Tucker. Bennett. Stafford, Connor (s).
Sacrifice hits-Lowe, Carroll. Nichols. stolen
bases-Long. Lowe. Double plays-Duffy and
Lowe; Nichols, Lowe and Tucker. Umpire
Gaffney.
At Chicago: . 4r
cSissso cSSiitssS5s. s........ :......';s SSSsSises
Base hits-Pittsburn, 10; Chicago. Il Errors
-Pittsburg. !; Chicago, .. Battcries--Ehret
Nnd Sugden.
Al Brooklyn:
Brooklyn. 0 30 SO o.
Base hits Baltimore. 2; Brooklyn, IL. Err
rors-Baltimore. d Brooklyn. z Batteries
McMahon and Clark, Lovett and Kinslow.
At Philadelphia:
Wn,,sSais,RSla. WasSisston.......: ...": SSS Ss
Base hits--PhiladelphIs, rs. Washington, g.
Errors Philadelphia, I; Washington, g. Bat
teries-Taylor and Cements; Maui and Far
rell.
At Louisville:
flsSs'ins fESi:Siis........... :.s s5sgSSS O-s 's
Base hits.-Clevcland. Is; Louisville. H. Err
rors-Cleveland, 6; Louisville. 4 Batteries
Cuppy and oConnor; Rhodes, Grim and Hem
ming.
Rev England League.
At Portland-Fortland, u; Boston Reds, g.
At Brockton-Fall River. III: Brockton. 10
National League standing.
Clubs Won eost Avg Clubs Won lost Ave
ESsien.:.~ RsI.% : % s.'i,%H.s' !. Ee%is'. az az
isss'sna Pis,sSSrs.. " q ST. Ssissso SsS sSra. S S az az
EIocInSys,i sEOcslys;ii q q y s az w.;h;; HIM, 3 3 go
New England League Standing.
Clubs Won Lost Avg Clubs Won Lost Avg
Pan n,!,dU River q ls i sa Erection" css" g g az
tSa tsr,isn%.- q * Sss Ss'ili BssS. R:d; L 5 III ai
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21
Springfield. Is, wnkesbarre. 4.

wILKEsBARRE. July 2l-Although
they made four errors the Springfields
played strong game yesterday. Inks
" as at his best. receiving good supp,rt,
while StocNdAle was hIr hard. Tue
home club presented a dissrranxed tea n.
owing to the injuries to Irwin and Bon
uer last week and Polheunus's absence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21

BUFFALO, July 2i.--Schmidt was very
wild iu his pitching yesterday. The
Troys also pl. yed very loosly In the field,
piliug up five errors, all of them very
costly. Tue score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21
Erie, IL, Albany, 0.

ERIE, July 2L--Yes'e e~iay's game was q
sluRging match 80 far as the home team
was concerned. Cushman started In to
pitch for the homo team, but was re-
p!acek by Mays In the third iuning.
Both pitchers were hit hard, but Mays.
supported by brilliant fielding, had much
the best of it, while the Albanys feldcd
poorly and Bauswein was pounded ter
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-06-08
INF ertilized Eggs.

Eggs spoil of Intellectual attempt
to hatch. Whenever a fertilized
egg is raised to a temperature of 90
degrees the Matching process begins
and when the temperature falls
much below this point the process
ceases. After three or four alter
nations of this kind the embryo
chick dies and the rotting process
begins. Now it is evident that If
the eggs were not fertilized the
Matching would not begin, neither
woald the rotting and hence there
would be an absence of rotton eggs.
The remedy, therefore, is to pre-
vent the fertilization of the egg,
and this can be secured by the de-
struction of the rooster.
Every rooster not intended espec
tally for breeding should be killed or
sold to the huckster as soon as big
enough to eat. No owe one roos-
ter should be kept on any farm and
that one cooped and mated with
not to exceed ten hens, and the eggs
from these hens should be kept or
sold expressly for Matching. The
other hens should be kept especially
for eggs for market or table use, and
no rooster should ever be allowed
among them. On the ordinary
farms about one-tenth Of the fowls
are boosters, which Is about nine
times as many as there a be any
possible use for. Unfertilized eggs
are much sweeter and better for
table use, and viii keep from two
to four times as long as fertalized
ones. Hens not kept with roosters
will lay longer and set less than
others.-Nor'wes Farmer.