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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-28
H. KsIaikt.

y Wotsko Polskie KosciuszkL O.
bejmuje % tablice k~olorowaue wielkosci e6X2i cm.
OGDEN 100 hgur q natury rysowanych przez Michaia
S~tachowieza, malaria ktory bywai czesto W obozie
kcsciuezki. Przcslcznie kolorowaue TO album
przed.tawia tax piechote jak konnice oraz 1 kosy-
nieroW wmalowniczych mundurach. Dodany lest OBJ
szerny OPT. caiei armii Kosciuszkowekiej oraz spis
jeneraiow l ohcerow, historya p~owstania 1 spis wszy-
stkich bitew l potyczek Y r. 1874. CENA wydauia ko-
lorowego 2dolary, q przesyika ESQ CT. CENA wydania
czarnego % Ct, z prEesyika l dollar.
% Spis uczestniko powstania Ko-
sciuszki, poprsedzony pogladem historyc.nym ma
Przyczyny upsdku Polskf, oraz historya pow stania
koseiuszki Y dodaniem zywot0w os0b wybitne Zai-
mu1scych stanowisko napisai Chludowiecki. 2 2s ~
cinami W see stron $40. Dzieio 20 obejmuje spis o.
ko,o 3 tysiecy osob, kt6re bra'y udziai W powstaniu.
q dok'adnem wymieuieniem rangi wojskowej, Iub
stanowiska cywilnego, PREY wielu - podsne szczego-
fy, gdzie l czem sic odZnacZyty ftp. CENA 50 CT. z
przesyika Oet CESA z oprawa 6Oct., przesyika 15c.
- Iywot Tadeusza Kosciuszki. z
rycinami W see - ctr. -Jesito b r raj ubile
uszowa Cena l egzepl. S CT, lecz jednego ecZepl
ME wyseiamy do Ameryki, Ola tego najmniej trzeba
cd razu 10 egypt. zapisac CENA 10 egypt. soc 2 prze.
syfka 80 Ct Cd 50 egzpl. poczawszy l'czy sic egzpl
pc act, ma przesyikc dodac nalety do katdyc6 10
egZp. DO GC.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-28
USrAWY
Skarbu NarodO WegO Pelskiege.
REeULAMIN KoMIsYI NADzoRc FL
SKARBU ~NARODOWEGO.

NafodoWeRo ! Lw1Szku folskle&o |
" szwajcaryi W museum Rapperswyl'
skiem.
S 2. Rozporzadzanie fduduszami We
die skazowek okreslonyoh pr.ez Usta-
we, oddana pod gaosowanis prey ok6l-
niku Wydzialu WYkouawczego Zwis-
zku Wychodztwa Polskiego Z d. lo
~styeznis T. b. Mr.. I85, zswotowana
" kwietniu (Ok6lnik Mr.. 1907 tegoa
roku.
II. Sksad Komisyi.
3. Komisya Nadzorcza Skarbu Ma
rodowego sAiads sic Z pieoiu cziouk6w
~o.ynnych dotywotnioh. wybranych przez
Tewarzystwa i Grapy zwiszku Polskie-
60 Szwajcaryi dw6oh najmniej
cziouk6w zastepc6w, ~dobranych przez
Komisye.
S 4. w rszie, gdyby smierc, dymisya
Tub iuny pow6d zdekompletowal Komi-
sye N-dzorcza, niezwiooznie M miejsce
opr6.nione wchodzi zastepca i Komisya
P~rzystepuje do uzupeinienia liczby Ia.
stepo6w.
UwAGA. Komisys Nsdzorcza usta-
wioznie komplet sw6j uzupelnia droga
doborow, ponawianych "a ka4dym bra.
klein.
III. Bi6ro Komisyi.
S 5. Biuro Komisyi stanowia: prezes,
wioeprezes i sekretarz, wybierani przez
komplet ma lat try.
Siedziba biura bedzie po "a granioa-
mi zahorow, W miejscu stalej siedziby
w~ybranego prezesa.
UwAGA 1. Wiceprezas ~zastspuje
prezesa W razie, gdyby stanowisko to
opr0Anioue zostalo p:zez smierc, dymi-
misye Tub inaczej.
UwAGA 2. Jsk dlugo depozyt ME
dojdzie do cyfry 100000 frank6w, p6ty
funckye prezesa sekretarza W jednej
lsczyc sic mogs osobie.
UwAeA 3. Kasyera Komisys ME
wybieraz powodu, Re pienisdzy aadnyoh
ME bedzie AMI przyjmowai, ami wyda.
wal.
UwAGA 4. Wydatki o We, jake
Komisya poniesie, regulows6 bedzie
90 pol roku Z Wydzialen Wyxo.
nawczym Zwiazku Wych. polskiego
W momencie wnoszenia przez takowy
do depozytu kwot, ma Skarb Nsrodowy
zebrsnyoh.
". Czynne Sci Komisyi.
S 8. Komisya Nsdzorcza przyjmuje i
ZOE 'tlzyga wszelkie propozycye i ssda-
mia, tycza4e sic z~utytkowania rozporza.
dzalnyoh sumwedle Ustawy funduszow
Sksrbu Narodowego.
S 2. Propozycye i tadsuia adrssowa-
ne bsds bsdz wpr0st do prszess, bsdz
do prezesa "a posrednictwem jednego z
czlo lk6w Komisyi.
S 8. Pc otrzymaniu propozycyi Tub
zsdania prezes ~niezwlocznie, beg lad
nych ze strony swojej uwsg,komunikuje
takowe czlonkom Komisyi do zopinjo.
wanna. Zdanie swoje prezes zsohowuje
naoststek ola rozstrzyguiecis W razie,
Rdyby sic "a i przeciw r6wnows.yly.
Stosownie do rezultstu giosowsnis pro-
pozycys lub zsdsnie bsdz ~zostsje umo.
rzonem, bsdz tego osiegs skutek. w
tym ostatnim wypadku prezes przesyla
Dyrekcyi Muzeum rapperswylskiego
re.olucye wraz z asygaacys ma wypls-
Genie komu nsle.y kwoty odpowieduiej.
UwAGA l. G{osowanie odbywa sic
listownie.
UwAGA 2. Korespondenoye wsprs-
vie rozporzsdzslnosci funduszami Sksr.
bu Nsrodowe9o, jskotez W sprswie
kontroli, utrzymywane beds wporzsdku
~archiwalnym.
5 8. Do kontrolowanis funduszow
zdeponowanych Komisys Nsdzorcza
wyznsoza delegstov.
UwAeA. Do delegstow kontrolujs.
cych dodsne bye mogs osobistosci, ME
naletsce do skisdu Komisyi, wyznaczo.
re przez regulsrnie zorgnnizowsnie i
fankcyonujsce Towsrzystws polskie
emigrscyjne lub krsjowe.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-28

EtLI choesz poia6 jake oghossenie " n
k~iembadz miejscu | cassie, piss do Geo
Z: W d Co., No. 10 Spruce St, New
York.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-28
Ma 100 letnia rocznice
PowSTANIA KoscIuszK1
- wydala -
Katolioka b Twardowskiees
W Poxnaniu.
Il. Obrazy.

y Portre Kosciuszki, olejny druk wiel-
kosc 4UNoS en- Fol hgury W mundurze jeneralskim.
Z rogatks ma gtowie, przeslicznie malowany obras
przez Walerego Ejaszs. CESA 50 Ct, z przesylka roc.
q Bitwa Racfawicka a, wielka kolor. chro.
many przez Walerego Bljaszs, przedstawia chwile gdy
koseinszso ma czele kosynier6w naciera ma MoskaH.
y uiowacki zdooywa armaty. Cafoec obejmuje Y 90
~ loo ngur' tESA 80 centow, z przcsyfks 20 CT.
- Przystega ma rynku W Krakowie
tel sameJ wlelkosci co bitws, pysznie wykonsnak olo.
rowa chromohtograha takze malowana przez Eliasza.
przedstawia chwlle gdy Kosc:uszko W obec zgroma.
dzonego wogskailudu przysicga, ze albo zwyt iezy al
DO zginie. Ooraz ten obejmuje wiecei lax loo dsur.
CESA so Ct, z przesyika 30 ct.
- koseiuszk ma koniu, pIekna koloro.
wa acknowledgement, pred stawia Naczelnika ma sni-
najacym sic koniu, q szab's w reku, w eiebi widae
synierow. Malowanyt akte przez Eljasza. wieikose
S3xin en-. GINA 30 ct, z p~rzesyika IS ct. ZapisuJs-
cy cd razu w~szystkie 4 obrazy piacs iut z przesyika
tylko 2 dolary. '4
niejszej gazety.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-28

Msoda motka: - UwsAa pani, jak
ten nssa malice jest podobny do mego
me4sr
Istotnie ale MECH sic paul ME mar
twi-dzieci zwykle sic zmienisj%
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-28
zwia PoIskicb
w AMEHYCE.

w AMEHYCE
ZARzAD ZwIAzKU sPIEwAKow;
n. MALLEK, prezes. $40 sch Ave. Milwaukee, WI,
M. oHUBEKT, vtce-prezes, O6 - Sch Ave "a
N. KuoKRA, sekr. Jsn. Az Mitchell Str o.
J. STRUkYK, vice sekr. jen. l12 Mitchell 81. o. %
r CzrRvrrsKr, kasyer, 4es Mitchell So. " -
A. MALLxx, dyygient, S2 Jane Str. CHICAGO. Ina
CzLoNKowIK HoNoRowI:
Prof. TITUS EkNksTI, Utica, N. Y.
Ranns MHroRrA hnKrrHsxA, Chicago, Ills.
Parma KorsTAEoYA DoEBRowsKA, RscineWis.
Hrot AEroEI koETsKI. Grand, Rapids Mich.
T. GunnsKr, Grand Rapids, Mich.
CHoRY ZwIAZKU sPIKwAKowi
CEoH l. Tow. Spiewu sCHoYuA" Chicago, ms
sen. q. WoTfokI, 20 Emms str.
CzoH a Tow. spievuy HAREorIA"v Mnvsukes
Wis. scar. b. ZAKRzEwsKi as hitchsl st.
CHon q Tow. Spiewu ,,HARnoEIAs v La asna I'm
seu. J. FoxRsTxR.
CEoR Z. Tow. sDfewu ,,HAnHor1A"v Duluth MINI
sekr. AEIou oRABARKUwoz,
CHos g. Tov. spieyu yLvTpIA"v Milwaukee, wiz
seu. A. PosonsKI, - Wright str.
CH6R 2. Tow spievu aLurru'' " Grand Rspfd,
hichp sekr. J. 4. KoPznsK, 3A Bowery
str.
CH6n g. Tow. spisvu ,,Harmonisr v Detroit Mich.
sokL. y A. MADAJ 7s1 50. Aubin ave.
Cs6s o. Tow. Spisvu ,wAEDA" " Chiosgo. Ina
sstr. psuns N. B~uKovskA, ss W. Ghios.
m. Kucera, sekr. jen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-28
DoDATEK DO REGULAMINU
KoNTRoLowIE stall.

Towsrzystwo lub grups, wlewsjsos
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-09

NEW YORK, Oct. 9. 80 Nine thousand
members of the Operators and Cloak
makers Union No. l met in and around
Irving hall last night, and by an almost
unanimous vote declared a general strike.
Joseph Barondess presided. 1--WE must
fight not only for reasonable wages, but
for our starving wives, children and rela-
tives and for principle and justice" said
one speaker. Another warned his audi
tors that in declaring a general strike they
must assume the risk of starving for at
least six weeks. With vociferous yeas they
expressed their willingness TO incur this
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-09
OPPOSITION TO HILL
The Kings County Democrats De-
sert the Party Ticket,
TO HOLD A MrrTr7G OF BOLTERs.

A Resolution to That End Passed by a
Vote of Forty-seven to seven-Whitney
Appeals TO Democrats-senator Hnrs
Campaign.
BROOKLYN, Oct. 9.-The meeting Of the
Shepard faction of the Dcmocracyof Kings
county was held at their headquarters last
night. The meeting was called for the
purpose Of appointing q committee to con
fer with delegates from other parts of the
state in New York city today The COM
mittee was not appointed, but the follow
ing resolutions looking to that end were
adopted:
Resolved, That this delegation declare
in favor of the immediate nomination of
the third party ticket, and that a commit
tee of nine be appointed by the chair, who
shall be one OF that committee
Resolved That they hereby be author
lied to go into consultation with other
Democrats from other parts of the state,
and put said ticket in nomination"
These resolutions were adopted by vote
Of A. to Z.
Edward NJ Shepard, who presided, will
probably name the committee this after
noon, in which event a meeting may be
called for tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-09

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 9-The United
States steamer Mohican and the revenue
cutter Corwin have arrived here from
Behring sea. The Mohican, having lost
two blades Of her propeller, came down
slowly under sail and steam Both vessels
experienced heavy gales off the northern
California coast during which the Cor
wins tarboard davits We're carried away
and two of her boats smashed. The rev
enue cutter Bear is still in the north, and
win not arrive here before December
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-09

NEW YORK, Oct 9.-The state Demo.
cratic committee is sending out letter
written by ex-Secretary w @. Whitney
Mr.. Whitney declares that if he ever felt
inclined to break away from any rule
which he had made for himself it was dur
ing the present campaign He thought
that never before in the history of theparty
had there been time when Democrats
should sink party differences and stand to-
gether for the common good as like the
present occasion. New York state he be-
lieves to be the pivotal state, and defeat
here would mean discourgement for Dem
ocrats and encouragement for Republicans
throughout the entire country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-09

CHARLESTON, s. c., U,. ..-Go,,n,.
Tillman received "A talegrm from
stable Workman, at Grounville, that d.
seized trunk which contained some exc
port beer Constable Workman had sv-ovn
out a search warrant before the local trial
justice and given it TO the sheriff to exc
cute. Constable Workman telegraphed
that the sheriff had declined to make the
search. Upon this information Governor
Tilman telegraphed to the sheriff that he
should make the search and if he did not
he would report the case to the legislature
and have him removed from office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-09
lONlAN MARRIAGES.


Marriages very seldom take place on tho
island. Only six have taken place during
the last I'D years, and mono was colcbrat-
ed i'm the place from August 1883, until
March, 1890 writes Malcolm Ferguson
in a Scotch periodical A marriage as
general rule, takes place on "a Thursday
and on the evening of the preceding Mon
day the invitations are given i'm person by
the bride and her bridesmaid. After dusk
they set on together and commence at one
end of tho island. g., ut the cNtrCmc
end of the houses--Calling at every dwell
ing, inviting both old and young to tho
wedding, until they reach the other end
The bridegroom and his host man begin
at the opposite end and go through the
same routine ms the bride and her maid
has done, so that there is none of the in
habitants left without double invitation
to the wedding,
On the Tuesday after the invitations all
the housewives proceed to the brides house
loaded with nice plump 9.month-old chick
ems, big kCbbucks of sweet milk cheese,
mutton, ham and inuumcrable other dain-
ties for the marriage feast On the we'd
ding day the friends and relatives of the
bride assemble at her fathers house, and
the bridegrOom's friends and relatives as
semble at his house. In the respective
houses the company sit down and partake
OF substantial lunch, usually consisting
of bread and biscuits, butter and cheese,
etc. and dram" maybe twa; wha bens2"
After lunch the separate parties start from
their respective dwellings in procession,
preceded by piper IN full highland cos
tune, the gaudy ribbons of his Draw piop
waving hither and thithcr in the breeze,
to meet the other party, as previously ar
ranged, at the church. After the solemn
marriage ceremony is over there is usually
a hurry skurry all the men trying who
will be the first to kiss the blooming, bash
full bride and shake hands with the happy
bridegroom On leaving the church the
two parties join.
The whole company then return i'm pro
cession, headed by the two pipers, to the
place previously prepared usually barn,
TO have a dance, which is continued until
the company are summoned, about 10
o'clock to the brides house. where they
all sit down to a sumptuous supper, the
tables groaning with the good things of
this life.
The tables are always set in a barn for
the occasion, there being no room large
enough in any of the dwellings to accom-
modate all the guests. Alter good while
spent at the wedding feast with toasts
and fayorite Gaelic songs, the company
again return to the dance, which is kept
up with spirit and Joyous rloa until break
of day, when the company arato and
return to their respective au.ucs.--&uv
York Advertiser.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-09
nenth OF Retlred nnltlmore nIerchnnt.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.-Mr. James Carey
died yesterday afternoon at his country
seat, "The Mount, in the 74th year Of his
age. His grandfather was the president Of
the first city council Of Baltimore, end the
second president Of the first bank i'm Mary
land, Mr.. Carey was an elder of the So
ciety Of Friends CorthoS0xl and was closely
identified with its religious work He was
for nearly fifty years in mercantile bust
ness He retired from active business
about ten years ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-09

LONDON, oct. 9.-Tho infant SON of the
Duke and Duchess of York and grandson
of the Prince Of Wales, is now visiting
London. The baby who may possibly he
king of England some day is to be short
frocked in the immediate future, and i'm
for this event all the necessary
articles of apparel have been ordered furn-
ishcd of British manufacture. The child
was born June % last.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-09
ncndln DneI WIN Anes.

HENDERSON, Ky, Oct. 1.-TWO farmers,
Raymond Martin and Robert Rye, at Heb
ardsyille, Ky, fourteen miles fsom here,
quarreled about a woman. Martin got two
axes, and handing one to Rye he proposed
"A duel Thoy fought until Rye had both
arms severed and fell dead. Martin re
ceivcd horrible gashcs about the head and
breast, and is dying
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-09

you get when you take DR.. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery.
It carries health with it. All Blood, Skin,
and Scalp Diseases, from common blotch
OF eruption TO the worst Scrofula, arc cured
by it, 1t invigorates the liver, purifes and
enriches the blood, and rouses every organ
into healthful action. In the most stubborn
forms Of Skin Diseases, such as Salt-rheum,
Eczema, letter, Erysipelas, Carbuncles, and
kindred ailments, and with Scrofula in every
shape and all blood-taints, il il fails to bene-
tit or cure, you have your money back. And
that makes it the cheapest blood-purifier sold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-09
pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
sOHUYLKILL DIVISION,

JUNE Sd, 1894,
y Trains will leave Shenandoah after the above
dtte for Wiggan's Gilberton, Fraokville, New
Castle, st. Clair Pottsville, Hamburg, Resdinf
Potistown, PhoeuiXville, Norrstown and Phi
nphia Broad street station) at $500 sRd ll;4
~, m. and 4;l5 p NJ. on week days For Pott
Ne and intermediate stations s;1oE, m.
SUNDAYS,
Eor WiegAn's giiberton, Fraokviue, Ne
V, ST. Clair, Pottsville 1T 500. 9;4O 4. a
N,IIf 10 p. m, For Hamburg, Reading, Potts
town, Phoeuixville, Norristown Philadelphis
~ 600, p:40 q. M, $40 p. m,
Trains leave Frack7ille for shenandoAn
Sundays II ;l3 q. N. and $40 p N.
Leave Pottsville for Shenandoah st i0,It
H. .: m. and $50, 7ilb and lO;OO p. m Sunday
81 l0:40 3, "a. and 5:l5 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia BROAD street ststionj ic
Shenandoah at 81 and 8 81 \ M 4 10 and 7 Ii =
IN week days. On Sundsys leay. 1t 50sm
Leave Broad Street Station, Philadelphia,
FOR NEW YORK.
tS9O, 4O5, $50, SIS, $50, Z 80, 8 90, 80, II 81
II IA m, ~ 90 noon, IL A p. m. Uimited K,
press 1 Os and 4 % . m. dining oars) 49,
S3O dining carr, TO- 5, s, 9, 8 50, l3, sl2, 10p
8 @ 50, II 08 m, 70 a., 40, 2s dining carr,
4 Q, Qimited 22), $50 8 81, 8 81, l3, l2 m,
Express Tor Boston, without change, IL N
weekdays ana so p N daily,
WASH INGTON AND THE SOUTH
For BSltimure ana WAsal9gson o., Z 29, 8 u,
gl0, 10 20, Il is, IL 40 "a, az 35 LIMITED diutnt
carr 30 40, 44f, dining carl, (6la Con-
greasioual Iruir"', dining carr II, 655, 40
sundays S5t 10 $40, IS, ii 10 a m, l4l
(dining carr, 81 55, 40 dining carr m and
V 03 night.
Leave Market Street Ferry, Philadelphia,
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Express 50 a m, 2 10, 90 and 90 m week
days Sundays, Express, 8 45 and . 45 a m.
Care May, Anglesea, Wildwood aud
IN Beach, express, 9 a. M, 90 m week
49,. day, 900 a m.
q EL5r Sea Isle Citv, Ocean City and Avalon
4 Express, % a m, 4 OO m week days sun.
A days, 9 co 3 m.
y For -omBrs Point, express, 8 50, a m, 4 90 p
"a week days, Sundays, I5 q
s. ID, 1'kh tJsT &. WON
Qpru N1rFEqr sapp paEr'F'r D. [
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-09

New YORK, oct. 9.-The Democrats Of
this city last night, under the auspices of
the Democratic club ratified the nomina-
tions of David B. Hill for governor, Daniel
NJ. Lockwood for lieutenant governor and
Judge Charles f. Brown for judge of the
court of appeals. The meeting was held
in Cooper Union, and was addressed by
John Boyd Thacher of Albany, Senator J.
w. Daniel of Virginia, and ex-Judge John
E. Fitzgerald Of Boston.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-09

EAsToN, Pa, oct g.-Lgwis Rickord,
alias Ricols, the German tramp and burg
lar, who attempted to Kin Oniccr William
Hewitt, of Pen Argyle, by shooting him
i'm the head, pleaded guilty TO this and
numerous other crimes i'm court here, and
was sentenced to twenty years i'm the East
en penitcutiury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-09

CHICAGO Oct "a plea was fledi the
circuit court, before Judge Gibbons, i'm he
half of the Pullman Palace Car company,
i'm defense of the quo warranto proceed
mgs begun by Attorney General Olney. 1t
denies the charges that the company is ex-
ceuding its rights i'm doing business not
provided for i'm It's charter
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-09
The -. phr.lcnl cnndltlon.

LONDON, Oct. 9.-Dispatchos to The Tel
egraph from II. Petersburg and Berlin de-
clare that the reports of the czar's condi-
tion are exaggerated They add that no
idea is entertained of the establishment of
the regency and that there is every pros
pect that his majesty win be able to con
tinue DO cnndn.L stnte business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-09
CHAMPIONS DEFEATED.
New York Takes Four Straight
Games from Baltimore.
AND CAPTURES THE TEMPLE CUP.


NEW YORK, oct U.-Thc Tcmple cup he's
been won by the Giunt, -Four we'll cone.
tested games have been played for tho
possession of this trophy-thc final one ut
the Polo grounds yesterday afternoon. Six
games were originally scheduled by Man
agors Ward and Hanlon, three to bc played
i'm New York and three I'm Baltimore. with
the understanding that if the series then
stood "a tie that the seventh and deciding
game should bo played in the city of the
team whose manager should win 10y the
toss Of a coin. But seven contests were not
necessary Four settled everything 1t
was said that the receipts for the four
games will amount to about $4,000. OF
this the Giants will get $4,000 As the cN-
ponscs are not heavy each of the sixteen
Now York players will receive as his share
nearly $1,000. The Baltimorcs will have
about $1,000 TO divide up among fourteen
players after their expenses are paid.
There were 1900 people present yester-
day, and there was the same enthusiasm
which has marked each game Van Hal
tren looked the picture OF happiness i'm the
second inning when Digby Bell walked
out to the home plate, and i'm behalf of the
Ceuterllelder's host Of friends presented
him with silver bat of regulation size.
Van responded with two-baggcr, and got
home from third ON Farrell drive to left,
tieing the score in the third inning, and
pandemonium broke loose. The New
Workers simply wentwild with enthusiasm,
which was bottled up for two innings and
bubbled over like champagne,
In the sixth inning Van Haltron met
with an accident which caused him to re
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Cru.ndc of Enlllmore nIlnister..

BALTIMORE. oct. "a somewhat sim
liar crusade To that of DR.. Parkhurst is
soon to be started here by ministers, the
Baptist ministers taking the initiative.
The first question to be taken up viii be
the car fcudcr The Baptist ministers de
cided that all shall deliver an address or
sermon ON the subject next Sunday,
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marrow Escape at BriAgeton Fire.

BRIDGEToN, n. j., Oct "a double
house occupied by William Crawford and
Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce was burned to the
ground at o'clock in the morning Mrs
Pierce and her four children barely es-
capped with their lives The fire was Of in
cendiary origin.
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CROOKED uank omclaI sentenced.

SPRINGFIELD, No, Oct. o-Judge Phil
lips sentences a. B. Crawford, tho ex-
cashier of the wrecked American National
bank, to five years i'm the Missouri pcni-
tcntiary. The sentence was on the seventh
count alone-false entry
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senator Hilrs Campaign.

ALBANY, Oct. 9.-Senator Hill passed
yesterday at his law office, and saw a few
visitors. "My campaign will open in Syra-
cuse," said the senator, son Thursday
night, and from that time on will be ac-
lively engaged. The prospects are bright"
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Terrible Catastrophe in Nicaragua.

GRANADA, Nicaragua, Oct 9,-The mill
tary barracks have been blown up and a
whole quarter OF the city budly damaged.
The number OF dead is estimated at POO.
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HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Oct. g. While
standing in front of large fireplace at Rio
Grandc Miriam Walp was gyized with flt
Of upoplexy and Cell headlong into the
aaR..s. lie was bEned to a crisp.
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LOOK OUT

LOOK OUT
for breakers
ahead when pim-
Piles, boils, car
buncles and like
manifestations Of
impure blood ap-
pear. 7 b ey
wouldn't appear
II your blood were
pure and your
system in the
right condition.
They show you
what you need
a good bloodpu-
rifer; that's what
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The Weather.

Threatening weather and rain winds
shifting to north; cooler,
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DR.. Miles Nervin6
Cures.

DR. Miles Nervine IS sold on a positive
All druggists sell IL at 81, bottles for IS, or
II will be sent, prepaid, on receipt OF price
by the DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.