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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Garter 6arriIou,

@riinben, als aus glbneigung eegen bic
Peri0nli6feit Sarriions. @s pirb
osmielben ndmlib por9eporien, bas er
li6 bel ieinen beiben friiberen Imtss
perioben alS Wfapor ~ iebr auf bie
unlauteren S6i6ten Der SepOlferung
seitiist unb Die gemterbeietung fir
@abl;mede nliBbrau6t babe. Snbeb
miiiien aud feline entIdieheufteu Seq
ner 3ugeben, baB CT tn pollem WfaBe Die
Sdbisfeit bes Repraientirens beiitt.
mas fir einen @eltausitellungs .Wtagor
tebenfalls ni9t 3u unteribdsen lit.
Garter SarriIon, Del6er aus 3enr
tudD, itammt, bat etne aus9e3ei6nete
8ilouns seno1en. @r lit piel sereiit,
bat Die Sitten unb @sipobnbeiten Der
auSlanber an Srt unb Stelle ftuSirt
unb ii9 Elm leutieli9es, 3uporfommens
oes @eien 3u eisen sema6t, 70 oab bic
Sremoen, pel6e nit ibni sele9entli6
ber Gusitelluns 3u tbun befommen,
ii6erlih ben belten @inbrud BON ibm
nit beimnebmen perben. Iuf) lit ct
Der beuti6en Spra6e einisermaBen
madtig unb mar BEN beuti6en Gle
ment itets freunolid 9eiinnt.
Oas merfmiirbigite an Garter Sars
riionS Wabl lit ipobl, baB, NIT sluss
nabme Der @bicasoer p3imes,A beren
@befsHebafteur er lit, bic geiammte
YreIie Der Weltausitellungsitabt sesen
i'm Srout madte, einerlei pelher Ears
tel iie anseb0rte. 1rosbem iie9te 9ars
riion NIT elmer Wtebrbeit BON nabe3u
10000 Stimmen. @r wirb~ Iein amt
wenise Gage mad Der @r0finuns Der
@eltausitellunS antreten, unb ieine
Sreunoe baben bereits iest fiir ibn
einen Ylas I'M Sunoesienat i'm ause.
Wtan ipri6t iosar BON ieiner mDsliden
9anoioatur fir Die Yraiibentidait Der
Ser. Staaten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14

Utc8en;ie. Borter. Safer.
He6tswiIienifaften unb murbe 1859
In bic Staatss9esislatur sepablt. Den
Sfrieg ma6te er als @enerals biitant
auf Seiten Der 9oni0berirten nit. SIN
Sabre 1874 muroe er gum @ouuerneur
bon TenneiIee gemdblt. @dbrenO Glepes
lambs eriter slominiitration mar er
Silf8 Staatsiefret6r unb felt ieinem
Ridtritt praftijirte er als slnpalt In
ieinem @eburtsort.
SameS u. M Sen3ie bon Sens
tudD, Der neue 9elanbte In Gina, Reru,
lit So Sabre alt unb mar Wtit9lieb bes
AZ. Sonsreiies. Sb9leid er fir ben
anmaltsberuf porbereitet moroeu mar,
sog er bod bas Sarmerleben Dor. Gr
mar Delesat 81 ben beioen lesten bemos
fratiihen giationals sGonpenten unb bielt
ani benz ct. 2ouiier Sonuent bie be-
riibmte bumoriitil6e Reoe, In Der e.
Glepelanb nit eineni iiesesiidern 9ens
tud1er Yollblutreuner oer9lid. @r 1T
iiberaus beliebt unb einer Der fdbiglten
SGbne bss blue grass StaateS.
Gents 0afsr, Der fir bie nit.
telamerifanii6en Hepublifen gticaras
qua, Golta Riea unb San Salpabor ers
nannte @elanSte, lit Hebafteur bes ct.
Saul v@lobe" unb TN Sabre 1882 tn
8slmont @ountD, g., geborsn. Seine
@ltern itammten aus Yenniblpanien.
Gr trat 1884 snersild fir Glsuelanos
glomination elm, mar In Der lesten
Sampagne 8oriieenber bes bemNrati'
ifen StaatSs Soniites bon Miinneiota
ilnb Delesat=ats3ar9e auf oem @bicas
9oer Sonpent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14

eIeftrtide W6ter ansebradjt; duT uem
9euannten Saupttburm aber 1T cine
12I SUP bobe, reid persolbete Sisur
bes @usels rMoroui," iiber weldem
iid Elm fairies 9liibli6t befinoet, oas
In Der 9ia6t bic Statue NIT wunoers
barem Gffeft aus oem Ounfel berpors
treten lGBt.
lleber Der inneren Ginribtuns bes
TempelS idmebt ein sepilies @ebeinls
niB; benn bis iest iinS nur Die @ldus
bigeu ;uselaiien worbsn, uno Die Be
ri6te prOiauer Seitunssleute baiiren
etpas iebr auf Der @inbilounsstraft.
Si6er DeiB man nur, oab eS barin
eiHen Haum sibt, melder ebenio sroBe
S6eu einflOBt, pie Sas Slllerbeili9ite
im Eempel Salomos. Das @roges
ldob LIT in peri6iebene &dumlidfeiten
eiusetbeilt, beren 9rDste bas Gauibeden
entbalt. Der Subbo6eu bisles Sc
ma6s LIT prddtig NIT Wtarmor aus9es
lest unb bas @epOlbe Seist cine bints
melblaue Sarbe. SSeiB unb @olo foiu'
men iiberall rei6li6 als Ssr3ierung CUR
Gnwenbnng. Das 2aufbeden aus
Sronjs miro, nie oasjenise I'M Ienpel
3lt Seruialem, BON spOlf In 9ronSe Ses
gohenen Sdien setrasen. Sn einem
Der oberen Rdume befinSet fi6 cine
GuBerit pertbpolle Sammlung BON
Ongr9efdben, pie benn iiberbaupt Der
&ei6tbum Der sanjen Gnlase Elm uns
sebeurer iein fol-. Die S6dsunsen
betreffs bes 2SertbeS bieieS Gempels
l6wanten 3ipii6en 100000 uub
81. 900, 900, unb es bot alien slni6ein,
als oh Die lestere Summe Der S8abrbeit
am nd9iten fomne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14

BETTER (ber tn .iRet Gistbidiae
Elm Siinipfennisitiid befommD: Ysr'
selt's tSbnen @ott tauienbmal u =
Setfner (lddelnb): sd bin i9on
nit span,ismal ;uirieben! !" = y ett'
Ter: 80? Oann seben Sie mir fur
ben Relt einen S9naps! !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Gout. u. Sartl,
2(rcbiteft mn6 &anbmeSIer.

9lc. 404 2adawanna apenue,
Wpcmins Saus ssssniibsr.
pl6nt unb apfeniibsrf6ISss fir Nsubauten,
ganbpsrmtliunsen unb 6efisBuns non @reu,.
linisn unb ale In bas Snssnisur. unb BAH.
Tab siniblaesnben slr5eitfn peresn prompt
uno sspiiienbaft ausaefdbrt. Gjruueifiide in
Sauluts parstllirt unb eaupfarien dnaefrtiat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Neme @e[amote.

Sertreter Der gersinisteu Staateu iu
Siins ano Mitttlamtrifa.
Inter ben @eianbten. ipel6e Rrdii.
bent @leuelano fir Siios unb Wtittels
amerifa ernannt bat, 9reifen mir beute
orei ber wi6tigften beraus:
SameS .. Yortsr, psl6er alS
gia9folser Ratrid @sans mad Sans
tiasO be Gbili sebt, 1T i'm Sabre 1928
tn Baris, Genn., geboreu, ftubirte. bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Der poirensete 2aormomenfempef.

Gin grubartigtr anb impoianttr SaH.
Sier,ig Sabre Sauseit = Der Gngel
,,RurpHi" uun bic 9ebeimniiie hes
Suneru.
,Sier lit Der Elat, mo- mir ben
Eenpel unleres@ottes erbauen molleu II
Mit bieien Worten ftieB Brigham
9oun9, Der Mormonenpropbet, Dor 46
Sabreu, an9eii6ts oes sroBen Sal3leG
unb Der i6neebcbedten Suppen Der
@abiat6berse, als er nit bem fleinen
Sauflein ieiner @etreuen bic u9rObe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
(Gir bas ,,SuantOn Eodenblatt")
Oentfebe 2p8em mnb @efeIIf6aften.
81 u fit unb MiIitdr
Die Sdasen 6ompanis

wurbs Sanuar 1859 ssnb b e Bic nfans bs abrss 1861
geranIauns rnbuns Gompans asn Rbrsi ssn idn
wds bel ben 2adupanna Sdsn sw& Capt % 8ObniOn neris uni
Bro &a unb abam 5aOb anriss nsrs 8t beanb une n
austt a mS SaRb unb @dnbums bsr Sddben e Sas
Sauptquar befen bic bmuIise 9a abum SdB enr
pmus as ss eagle SOtsD aIs Uniform bic sber bus a0d
nit rOn ai6dsn pa SOn nit robn ersin nb bIaus 5Smds
NIT robn 8orbsn.
Die Organization den 80 bis 40 Wseben beanhn bn bod
if M dwers ssn aud bic SdIe Der sumen ber ernnsne
Der masn eber uusuumen. M an nadfebnb bic pdid 2h
fosn:
Soiepb Sdneber, Gaptdn. Dap6 Gdermann. SsIbtpebe.
George 86bris, l. 2ieutenant. pet Jleuls, l. Sergeant.
abam Safolb, Q 2ieutsnant.
ademann gao Gdani, @baIes
Dppre, Soiepb Sdanf, gblp
Dppre, Nter (DRaus) Sdnsiber Sobn, 6.
Stans, NidoIaus Sdnsiber 8er G. (8nppS
Srans gBiliam Sbnsiber. Ibomas
Bid, Mdoaus Wsnis, Daniel
goiar, Safob (pumpfn Sale
8on ntere 1T dber bic @ompane bern unb Der au
swed idt bus seias ersnin spsisn @ yin DubinsOns @u
tag Sabre 1859 mtn bic Sdse unb eddsen ssmndafa SprOu
er 8urid id ben 8udiopnen bepunbern im unb
mmsn Auntat Bier pin Ns bunn anfunss 1861 Der usu b
dseses M nit pbb pOraussueben bate bs uu ben bf6er
Esprit enn bemOufn gma unt bic Uteoer Der SGdbsn @ompn
sosen fd ssrdui&Os as mO8Id ns PriDatIsbsn urad
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Der SAL im Srrenbanie,

.Sab'ns s'leien, jest mar I'M Srren'
banS Elm Bali, bel bem'S GRAB 10 Su9e'
gangeu is, oils oh man unter lauter Ver'
Hiinfti9en mar |" = rSdOn mO9li9 |;
bafiir gibt's man9mal bel unS berauBen
8dlle, mos wieoer s'rao' 10 3usebt, als
tndr' man unter lautsr : g}arren ]"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Garter &arrifom.
Der nenerpabIte @eltansifIInnsss Ras
Dor = Sein Brober Sies iiber bic
berbhnbete YreIit ntr @artenlfaot.

Selten bat cine @ablbemesuns tn
Chicago Die @emiitber Der Bep6lfernng
70 iebr errest, pie bic Dor 9ur;em NIT
Der @rwdbluns Garter Sarrilons gum
Ibi6luB 9efommene Wlaporsfampasne,
Drei prominente 9anbibateu maren I'M
Selo unb elm sutes 3bsil Der @dbler,
mel6e ibre Stimmen Samuel @.
@llerton uno Deipitt 6. Gresier saben,
tbaten bieS meniger aus parteipolitiihen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
@efffeite Sin3eigen.
Grant Stetter,
SOtel nn0 SGcferci.
"a Q(c(f,ter o
Wainftraee, 0pbe Narf.

Barme uno falte Speiisn fnb 3u isbsr ga.
ees3eit 3u baben. ariides Eager ftets on
9apf ionic 8eine 9iqu6re unb Giaarren.
Die init meinem Sotel perbunosne Bdderei
Iiefert elm por3lglides 8adntri. uno peroen
ale 8efelIunsen prompt unb biIlis beiorst
Grant Stefter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Das 2aamito6a
@ie hieie. ranaoiide grupin, aaf ssr
ansRtllnng bertrettn ftia iuirn.

Die canabii6e Yropin3 Manitoba
ipirb auf Der S8sltausitelluns ielbit'
itanbis uertreten iein, jeboA fommt
bas @ebauOe beiielben, wesen Mangels
an 9aaum, auBerbalb bes Sadion-
Earfes ju liesen. Sas @ebauoe wirb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
9as Wlanitoba. .@ebaube.

80 SuB bod, pieritOdis uno ie 40
Sue lang unb brett. Plus Der Wtitte
bes 9aues rast Elm pieredi9er Gburm
empor, sluBer oen glusitellnngsrdumen
enthdlt bas Saus Elm Sotel, in welhem
tn 300 Simmern weni9itens 500 Per'
ionen uiter9ebra9t fperben f0nnen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12
Crays Defeated Blnehamton After q
Hard Struggle.
RUDDERHAM WAS in THE BOX,
And visitors Secured Hut Eleven Hits
Drills Delivery Bisons Beat the Troys
and Send to Second Place Spring
neid Now at the Top.

The Grays showed their staying quail
ties again yesterday afternoon. and they
pulled out victory In the tenth inning.
Binghamton ficlded with unusual bril-
liancy and had 1t not been for that fact
Providence would have won without the
necessity OF an extra inning. A base on
balls, passed ball and hit gave Bipg-
hamton the first run in the second Inning.
In the third, with Rogers out, .Cooney
robbed Petit OF a smashing ground
hit. Friel followed with splen
did hit to right field. aud Cooney
raced home from second base, beating
Deady's throw to the plate. LYONS was
the third out on another rattling play
by Lang In the Bingo half Of this in-
Knight, Smith and Deadly sent out clean
hits, aud Knight scored. but Smith aud
Deadly were left on third and sec md
when Petit pulled down f1y in short
centre field aud Friel captured one
Just over the foul line in extreme
In the fifth inning the visitors secured
two runs which gave them a clean lead
of three runs. TLel Providencs began
20 pull up. The nine made one each In
the sixth, seventh and eighth, tieing the
score. Neither club made run in ninth
Friel opened with u hit, aud Lyons
followed with a low fly In short left CEN
tire field. Slattery made great try for
the ball. but could not get a grip on It.
Friel went TO third, and Lyons reached
second before the ball could be handled
Bassett went out from Lang to Conley
but Heine lined out a rattling hit that
sent Friel and Lyons home and won the
game. Heine stole second, and mo-
ment later stole third. but McKeough
and hudderham were struck OUT. Tue
rot weaken perceptibly. Smith opened
with hit. but went out at second when
Deadly tried TO smash a grounder through
Rudderham, who stopped 1t and threw to
Petit Deadly also went out a second,
and Bassett retired the third man by
beautiful stop and lightning throw to
first base. The score;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12

W asnIngton.. .Sas o o 2 lol UvO--x
Base hite- Brooklyn, ID; Washington, o. Er-
Haddock and Daley; EsDsf aha Farrsii.
At PittAburg;
Louisviiie..,.4.... 0 80 Q o. 3
Base hits-Pittsburg, IL; Louisville, 10. Er-
r0rs-Pittsburg, 4; Louisville. 0. Batteries
Ehret and Stencil; Rhodes and Grim;
At Cleveland;
Cleveland.,sy..... Q 0 o o D o o o O. q
Base hits-st. Louis. 8; Cleveland, E. Err
rors-St. Louis, 3; Clsyeland. q Batteries
Clarkson and Peitz; Hastings and Gunson.
New England League.
At Lewiston-Fall River, 5; Lewiston, o.
At Dover Portland, 8; Dover, Y
At Brockton-Boston Reds. 8; Brockton.l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12

ORIOLES WE'RE WEAK.
The Bostons Experienced No Dimcuisy
In Winhing the Game.

The Bostons Experienced No DimcuIty
In Winning the Game.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 12 THE Bostons took
the lead in the fourth inning and wonin q
canter. The Orioles were lamentably
weak at critical stages Of the game, A
misjudged fly gave the champions two
runs, while stupid base running deprived
the Orioles Of two. Kelly and Duty 1aced
sut eight hits for 10 bases McNabb
pitched the last two innings.
Baltimore. sssi'Sn; a;;...,.,,.'.s Ss6 ~
Earned runs--Boston, :: Baltimore, g. Bas
hits-Boston, IA; Baltlmore,1l. Errors-Boston,
q Baltimore 1. First base on errors-Boston,
]; Baltimore, !. First base on balls-OH Cast
right y; of McMahop, O. struok out--By
Gastright,2 2 Home run-Keuey. Threezbase
hits-Dufy. Camel. Two-base hits--Relley,
Duffy, Peitz, Shind,e. Sacrifice hits McCar-
thy, Lowe, Taylor, Robinson, Tucker. stolen
bases-Nash Cs). Tucker, Lowe, Tread way.
Double plays-Isong and Tucker; Mccarthy
and Nash: Long, lowe and Tucker; McGraw.
Peitz and Taylor. umpire-.Emlie.
At New York:
New York. ......3 0ge q os an
Philadelphia. % "a 20 6 90 Ole
Base hits-New YORK, n; PHILADELPHIA, ".
Errors York, 4 PHILADELPHIA. 4 Bat
teries-Petty. German and Wilson; TAYLOR.
keefe and Clements.
At Washington;
tsooklyp: .;..;;:is. eqQg2 osl "a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12
smith and Dixon Matched.

CoNEY ISLAND, n. Y, Aug. 12.-Solly
Smith and George Dixon signed the
articles of agreement last night before the
Coney Island Athletic club The fight
will take place on Monday, Sept 25, for a
purse Of $4,000, $4,000 to the winner and
$1,000 to the loser. They will fight for the
featherweight championship of the world,
lls pounds, weigh in at the club on the
day of the combat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12
BUSINESS LOOKING UP,
Big Attendance Greatly Encourages
Worlds Fair Directors.

Big Attendance Greatly Encourages
Worlds Fair Directors.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12.--With a record of
$4,000 paid admissions to the fair for the
first four days of this week, the average
daily attendance of paying visitors will no
doubt be kept up TO the 100000 mark, not
including Sunday. The reduction in ratio
rates is given as an important factor in the
financial Improvement, which encourages
the officials of the fair at a time when they
were somewhat distressed on account of
the small attendance. Next week the
managers of the exposition will make the
first payment OF 10 per cent on the bonds,
as there is q big balance in the bank to the
credit OF the exposition, and nearly all the
big bills due contractors have been liqui-
dated
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12
The Cholera In Naples.

NAPLES, Aug. i2.-Ten new cases of
cholera and 10 deaths were reported in
this city betwesn noon yesterday and noon
today. The death list includes some fatal
cases previously reported.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12
Rain RndIx Needed-

FORT PLAIN, N. ", Aug l2.-The con-
tinued drought is having a damaging ef-
feet on crops OF all kinds In the Mohawk
valley. II this drought continues much
longer there will he great difficulty In
navigating boats on the canal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12
Fiik,lnan,un, Accepts.

NEW YORK, Aug. l2-Doininick O'Mal-
ley, the president Of the Columbian Ath-
letic club, who offered 100000 purse,for
Bob Fitzsimmons to fight the winner OF
the battle between Dan Creedon of Aus
tralia and Alec Greggains of Boston, has
received word from Fitzsimmons accept
ing the offer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12
Lisartrnns Forest Fires.

ALPENA, Mich, Aug. 12--No rain has
fallen yet and the forest fires are raging
worse than ever. The fires were close to
the city all day and at night the fire de-
partment was kept busy, and the men
were sent to the woods To fight the fire
back. Near Ossineke 100000 feet of logs
were DESTROYED
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12
No work Nav nav

ZURICH, Aug l2-At the international
socialist congress the sectional committee
reported in favor of universal cessation
OF work ON May day aud demonstrations
in favor Of an eight-hour cay and uni
versal peace. The committees suggestion
was adupted
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12
Dixon to Box with pir,nmer.

New YORK, Aug 12.-Tom O'Rourke,
on behalf of George Dixon, has posted 500
to guarantee the appearance of the feath-
erweight champion on Aug. % to engage
in limited round boxing bout with Billy
Plinimer, the English bantam.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12
A PromotIon.

LONDON. Aug 12.--The appointment OF
the Duke Of Connaught TO succeed General
Sir Evelyn Wood In the command OF the
Aldershot district Is officially announced.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12

CHATTANOOGA, Aug ~ - Two com.
panies of the state militia have been or.
dered TO lie on their arms In readiness for
word " prccsed TO Coal Creek
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12

:. Earned runs -Provldenre. Q; BnghaInton. ,;
hts cooney, rrieL Helne Ba.sgs, sweeney.
Heine g. smith. Double plsy---Isucke aud Con-
ley. First base on balls-Psttt fLyen, Rudder-
2. Struck out Rogers, NcKeoigh, Rudderham.
i,ang2. Passed baIl-Mckeough. Tlme-1h bdm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12

Michael ssrogef.. v..., MIR. play Freeman
o,Brlen ,sss s.,... nr John Weber
GGoP Goyepoar ~ cox MI cSSrlar bnSs
dartar Saptan, 49,. ,.s.,..,,,,rmr. y J. Williams
snea nt NJ fEel n Bsano
feiar kahn = RaSison GseH
Page 70 the Governor. Mr. W. H. Homer
Tirst Fugitive. ~s.s,ss ..T- Mr. u. MaeDcnna
Tartar Umcer .:E.,. Mr.. J. X Alien
rassport Age nj Mr. Charles n. Harris
Ielegraph Agent. ...,."......,,..Mr. samuel smith
NasSia s'.;"'.''.vs'y.'v' ,Mr: Mr: - X, A1lyne LYME
.kS. Miss Hattle Morris
Saugar me- i'...,'...'... Miss ina saviue
uoga'.'. .s<......,.,,..s..v..,M Miss Ellen Mortimer
SYNOPSIS,
AcrI. August q. Anteroom OF the Palace OF the
for the Gar and for My Country"
Acr2. Post houses ON the frontier The arrival
OF Srogon Meeting with Nadia, mo Russian to
Pass siberia" Michael submits. Sec ond curtain.
Rival cofrespOn den ts at war.
ACT5 Frontier telegraph once. Mic hael denies
his mother. Well Fight Together" Second cur
tain BatLle scene by moonlight.
her son. Ine decree % the khoran. The Hlindng
OF Michael! MY Eyes Shall Be Your Eyes" Then
Aero. acene |. banks Of the Angora. septem-
Der pS "a NchaeIs eyesig ht restored Il see you.
in the Grand Dukes Paiaoe at frioutsk. Pace to
Face" My God He seesl" Hand 10 hand death
struggle. Avenged. The mission A. comp lished.
siichaers reward. For God. for the Car and for
My Country"
kehearss d and staged under the personal direc-
tion OF Mh- i. Z. HOWARD.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12
springfield. 10: wilke.barre, O.

SPRNGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 12.--Free.
man for the visitors was batted free v
and allowed nine men to reach first on
balls Miller, for Springfield, pitched a
steady game, but was poorly supported.
Henry male brilliant catch in right
guished themselves by good fielding. The
Rrnra.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12

race the six-mile American competition
record Of lS:40 2-5 made by Seeley In New
York last year, 1888 3-5. He proved, too,
that he was long distance as well as a
sprinter, cov.fing the quarter in "a Sec
onds, performance that none on earth
except himself had ever equaled.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12
Erie, IA; Albany. Q.

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 12 The Albanys
returned home yester lay aud met the
Eries In very. loosely played contest
was batted all over the field. The scor Q:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12

TROY. N. Y, Aug. 12 Inability to hit
Meakin when hi meant runs aud making
errors which were costly, lost Troy the
game yesterday. Donncily's error in the
fl rst gave Buffalo four unearned runs.
while stupid play In the fifth added four
more. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12

BIqNabb's Health Is Poor.

McNabb's Health Il Poor.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 12.-McNabb, one Of
Baltimore's pitchers, has been released.
He has always been regarded as a good
pitcher, but owing to the state of his
health has rarely been able to last a
game.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12

Base hits-Butfalo. ~; Troy. o. Errors-Bufralo,
g; Troy. 5. Batteries - Buffalo. Meakin- Boyd;
Troy, Devlin- Murphy.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-12-16

lowering the water in the hold,
the time had come to strain
hawsers and float the ship, but
baby swell set in and settled the
fate of the big steamer.
Since that time about SIS. 900
has been expended in trying 10
raise the steamer and several
thousands of dollars must be
added to this for the loss of
wreeking pumps and boilers. No
attempt was made to save the
vessel valuable machinery. In
fact the ships linen was not en-
tirely removed until the sky
began to show evidence of q hard
blow.
From an experienced person
who has been on board of the
New York during many of the
alleged preparations for raising
Tire Call has learned that hos
sss' were as numerous as suction
pumps, but that neither bosses
nor pumps were put to any pIac
teal tests.
Sixteen chains were said to
have been placed under the stea-
mer just before the recent storm.
It is said that these have been
lost.
The New York is as good as
lost now said tugboat captain
yesterday. "She is of no value
except for old iron even f she
remains on the rocks. 1t must
be that the rocks pin her in three
places at least else she would
have been turned over hy the
waves. Should she be raised
now it would cost as much to do
the job and repair her as it
would to build an entirely new
vessel.
And SO it is in the opinion of
ali who have watched the wreck
that the City of New York is
without any manner of doubt
total financial loss. if nothing
else.-.S. T. Chronicle.