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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09

These are Jerseys and grades. Pink
is mostly native and farrOw COW.
Liela Is ons-quarter Guernsey aud three.
quarters Jersey, while Placid is a fall
Jersey aud looks like the ~. Lambert
family, though hsF breeding was NOD
learned. Mrs. Mclise has recently par
chased a BABY" separator, aud some u
the sIimmilk from II tested but . faint
trace 0f fat by Babcock tester,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09
DIPLOMATIC,

Flakaway Jones--Hal dun saw dat
yaller gal OF yourn firth wild Pull.
man porter de udder day.
Sunbeam Smith (superciliously)-
OATS all right, sab. ] dun tell her to-
Flakaway Jones --Wheffore you do
dntf
Sunbeam Smith--Well, sah when
wo goes ON our weddin journey an trab-
els on dat mans car, we wants the
lnopah tensions from de menials of de
yond, sah. 49, Now York Herald.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09
An Expensive Baby.

Great Prima Donna-My baby is a
year old. and it has cost nearly a
quarter of a million dollars TO bring
him up so far.
Reporter-Good gracious How op
earth did you ever run to such an e1
pensel
"One lullaby each night at 81, 600 a
night. Boston Traveller.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09

We are generally so carried away
by the last words Of famous person
ages that we never pause 10 reflect
that the first words OF these same no
roes were goo, goo GOO
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09

IA nine 0f the trials betweeD sweet
aud sour cream ehnTnlng " tbs I0gs
station u was found that the sour cream
yislasa y psr eeat more buttsf than tls
sweet oraan did.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09
A Great Scheme.

Two fin de steele young men sat ON a
beach in Union square. Their dovetails
were folded neatly across their laps, and
their trousers were creased with case
knife precision. One young man yawned
wearily, and the other said: -
Whats the matter, old man?
Sleepy"
Yes" was the reply.
"Out late last night?"
"No, not out; up"
"Sick?" -.
mo"
"Callers?"
''No."
"Got into little game mebbe?"
"No. "
''What them
"CreasiDg my trousers. "
"Creasing your trousers?"
Yes, can't afford to go to the tai
lor's now. Times're too hard. Have to
do it myself. Got new scheme "
"Beat laying them under the mat
tress?'
''To death. "
''Better'n putting them under a
trunk?
'Trunk scheme nowhere. 1t doesn' t
put the crease i'll to stay. My way
makes crease that'll last a week All
fellow wants is an alarm clock and a
bedroom door. You see, it's this way:
The night l want to put the crease in l
go to bed early. fold the front of one
of the trousers legs and shut it into the
door lengthwise. It's tight pinch
fix the clock so that the alarm will
wake me up at the end Of a couple Of
hours Then | get up and shut the other
leg into the door. have to get up four
times before the jobs done, but when
the crease is finished it distances any
thing that tailor can produce easily"
The young genius yawned again, and
his friend contemplated him admiring-
~ as he went off into a doze. New
York Herald.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09

Marriage, says Sheridan Le Fanu,
rs like the smallpox a man may
have IL mildly, but he generally car
ries the marks vi il with him " the
grave.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09

Italian ships are worked cheaper
than those Of any other nation. The
monthly expense Of an Italian ship
with a crew Of 20 men Is about t475i
Of an American ship, $1,000.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09

Tho average nms spent by the
house Of lords la the nations work,
according % a contemporary, 10 10
minutes per day
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09
TURF TOPICS.

The life of a nervous, high strung racer
means abstinence, hard exercise and
the cold grueling Of steel and catgut.
The carriage horse is TO the racer
what the alderman is TO the athlete.
Both may be pure blooded, but the one
iS9 Sybarite and the other a Spartan
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09

The skeleton Of the leatheFy winged
Dat n, bone for bone and Joint foT
iOiak similar W that VI man,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09

" You country people make lots Of
fnnpy mistakes when you come 10
lQNn, p said the city young man.
FYep," replied the genllo farmer,
fhpt when We remember what a lot o.
aff3ln u takes ter convince some city
fo|ks that goosobeTFiss don't recessarily
eome frola elephants NO sortsr learn
NJ beaT up - Washington Star.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09

About 5000, 900 pounds Of camphor
are sent out of japan every year.
One fourth of this goes 10 the United
States. The state forests are esti-
mated TO be able to maintain present
supplies for another quarter Of cen.
UurV.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09

80 49,
Adamswli0f epougb for your
bToWn-i don hnd ID hot
"You must be q sllamandoF
mot "a ALL q Bss See in our
His n0ruipg,
lFoai seQiil How mnohf"
4l 10 Popnds. Tho leemap left
f'- .esas siffipga
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-10

Boston, Mass, where in an interview with
him he talked very interestingly: "On
the 10Th of April, 1861, enlisted in the
army OF the North. weighed 1852 pounds.
After serving four years and eight months
in the Army and Navy, and suffering from
wounds and rheumatism, was discharged.
weighed the day / was discharged, 109
pounds. Every year had attacks of ner-
vous prostration; shortness of breath and
the loss of appetite were not the least of
my misfortunes. j tried numberless
things. Nothing did me any good.
"While employed in Boston was COM
pelled to resign my position on account OF
ill health. / consulted several eminent
physicians, and took their medicines. No
use-I grew worse DAY after day. They
told me could not live could not walk
alone in the street without falling or
clinging to the ratings. At times would
shake and twitch. Had spells of falling
down in the Office and on the street.
"In the house had to lie down or drop
down; several times j believe / was at
deaths door. j had been commander of
three different G.. A. X. Posts, and my COM
rades advised me to try DIR. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy. / bought
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-10
GRAND ARMY.

The attendance In Slocum Post Wednes-
day evening was large. Robert III. White,
late of Company r, Fifth Rhode Island
Infantry, and George f. Aldrich, late of
Company q of the Tenth Rhode Island
Infantry were mustered In. On Wednes-
day evening, March IA, the ceremony of
presenting the memorial volumes will be
held. The donors are General Olney Arm
old, Hon. Royal q. Taft and Hon. A. ii.
Littlefield. Mr.. Littlefield will be repre-
sented by his son. President r. Benjamin
Andrews will accept the tokens in behalf
of the post.
In Arnold Post Monday evening two
applications for mem bership were re-
ceived and relief committee reported no
new cases OF sickness. Vacancy in the
post officers occurring by the resignation
OF Quartcrmaster Charles II. Smith the
post elected Comrade William III. Davis to
fill the position. Interesting remarks
were made by Past Department Comman-
der Pomroy, Past Post Commanders Car
ter and Turner of Slocum Post, Chief OF
staff Abbott and Comrades Lewis, West
cott, Arnold and Others. There was a
large attendance.
There was large attendance in George
IA. Browne ost Monday evening. Ono
application for mem pership was
received. A number of visitors
were present from other posts. Under
good OF the order, remarks were made by
the comrades and n general good time en-
joyed. The will be one candidate mus
tered in Monday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-10

Church of the Mediator, Grams street, Rev
Henry Rugg, ID, pastor Morning scryice
school, i2:l5 m; vcsper service, with address by
Cranston street NJ Il church--lo.t5. sermon by
John Pierson OF Ncwburyport Mass; ~, $ - 4, J
l.; $3.50, Il l.; T. lecture, JONAH"
Church OF the Epiphany Morning service, io:fj;
ssS 81 confirmation class 1885, evening service
Cougdon street Baptist church 80 m, double
sermon by Evangelist Murphy and pastor, fol-
lowed by baptism; 7:t5. farewell sermon of Evan
golist and grand march OF new members.
Elmwood Avenue n church, Rev q Water
man. pastor Preaching 1876; s i2:iS; ] Il $3.50;
C-E $50; Union service, 1880.
cranston street baptist church, Rev NJ II Bixby,
u ID pastor-Prcaching 10;i5 am; SIS 2:45 m;
6pm; y concert pm.
Elmwood Congregational church. Rev. Joseph
pastors bible class i2:l5i J s Ei yPs oE $780,
sSsv ESgewood NJ church. 1895 Broad s,rce,-Bap
tism aud preaching by Rev u. II. Jones At 1oi5
I'M and = m; ; 1915; l. 5:f6
First Free Baptist church. Plainheld street
Preaching by y. :. Davidson il a m; : 1850 m;
union young peoples service 4 p N; union service
FIRST Baptist church, Rev HM King, ID, pas
tor-Morning, 10: s, "iiomc Mission" service with
address by Rev II l. Moorchouse, ID ID and others;
evening piase service, 1850, with short sermon by
the pastor.
First Presbyterian church, Clifford street-ser-
vice i0f5 M by Dr McBain. and 1880 p m Union
service, IN which Frendsh hip street church Joins
Friendship street O Baptist church Preaching req.
iO:s5 m by nstor Hoiyokc; \ = at t2:l5; union
services with Pr sbyterian church, Clifford street
at 1880
First Universalist church-Rev " I Cushman. ID
II, pastor, morning service at 1885 o'clock; s at
l2i y m; Nesper service at O'Clock
The Firemtn Meetings will be with Hose Com.
pany No. l. Mill street, Sunday at 3 p m. speakers
and singers from North Congregational and Asbury
NJ. Y. Churches Welcome
First Unitarian Congregational church, Benefit
aud Benevolent streets. Rev. Augustus NJ Lord,
pastors - $50 am; public worship, l0:5 m;
Nespcrs all seats free, 1850 m; Rev. Francis H.
nornbroOker will preach morning and afternoon.
Fourth Unitarian Society meets In Unity Hall
corner Ocean street und Potter'r avenue. Rev Napo
leon Hoagland. minister Service aud sermon 80
IN; \ i2,l5 y m. subject % sermon 'The Essen.
tial Features Of Christianity.r
Hope street N y church Rev n q Baker will
preach at iO;tj m, sunday school ~ 10 y m, Ep-
worth League meeting AZ Home Tor Aged COlortd
Womcn at Z A. M az 1850 lecture. ~ ire In the
Bosom or the Christian at the Dance"
jefferson street Baptist church Preaching 1910
AM i2iisp M. Y PsC E6;3o y M. song ser.
vice aud sermon 1850 y M. All cordially welcomed
W N Palmer, pastor.
Mission OF the Coming King. 1928 Broad street
Prayer M i0;30 M. preaching ~ y nm by Elder
A Gardner. conference az =
Frcc Congregation church. Richmond street
Rev ID Epglcston will preach tomorrow morning.
SUNDAY school at i2;l0 M. r : G y ~ 3 30 m,
evening. Rev Louis W Horton.
Methodist Minister'S Merting Monday morning
at 10 % IN the Chestnut street church. Professor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-10
AMERICAN MECHANICS.

State Councillor II. r. True appointed
the following deputies and committees
Monday evening:
Appeals-S. b. Cutting, {. 0. Hudson,
Elwood Clark, +. Il. Newell, +. e. Ken
yon.
Finance-w. ID. Tew, r. l.. Stanton, A..
w. Barrus.
LAVE. II. Lincoln, /. II. Comstock,
George w. Lowell.
Returns and redentials-Perez Mum
roe, c. Il. Howes, Z. &. Carr.
State of the ier-F. w. Alexander, f.
A. f. Franklin.
Printing!. w. LitteIl, David Evans,
g. G. Mclaughlin.
The deputies for Districts I, and
s have not been appointed No. g.
Volunteers and Mashpaug coun,,
Woonasouatucke and w as hington coun-
ellis, Ralph Mayor; No. .5-Columbia, Vigi-
liant and Union counciIs, Fred w. Fol-
som; No. 6-America, Liberty and Gar
field councils, ID. X. Barrett; No.
7-Providence, Narragansett and
Lincoln; No. -Ironsides, Roger Will
liams, and Enterprise councils, j. Irwin
Davis; No. 10-Commodore Perry and
Rhode Island councils, s. T.. Arnold.
The members OF Eliza Garfield Council,
Daughters OF Liberty, met at the residence
osSister Willis on Briggs street, Wednes-
day evening, where q supper was served.
Whist and other games were enjoyed.
The members OF Ironsides Council and
a few friends partook Of a turkey supper
Tuesday evening.
One candidate was given the second
degree in America Council Tuesday
evening. An important amendment to
the bylaws will come up for action Tues
day evening.
An "egg walk"w will be the attraction in
Lady Lincoln Council Thursday evening.
Club met at the residence of Mrs. Taft
Tuesday evening. OF course it was very
pleasant evening.
Lucy w. Hayes Council No. 4 will give
an antiquarian supper and entertainment
Thursday April 8. ffi
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-10
PRESIDENT LINCOLNS HERO.
COL VIM Sillowaye, Whom Secretary Stan
ton Called the Creates. Hero Of the
War. Cured by DR.. Greene's Nervura
Blood and Nerve Remedy.

bottle and when had taken two-thirds OF
it began to improve. -
~ kept on taking it, improving all the
time. now weigh 130 pounds and feel like
my old self again. You can put 1t in your
paper that attribute my good health to
nothing but DIR. Greene's Nervura. i am
perfectly satisfied that IL saved my life
am rs years OF age, but, as you can see for
yourself, 1 am as active as man of 40
and can do good days work, as people
here well know, My friends in Boston,
New York and other places are surprised at
my recovery. Indeed am surprised my
self to be so well. / advise anybody af-
fiicted to buy and try DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy at once"
Such an astounding cure as this in SO
prominent parsonage as Col. Siliowaye,
the personal friend Of the President of the
United States, Secretary Stanton and Sec
retary Welles, of President Lincoln's Cab
met, is the highest and strongest recon-
mendation which any remedy could pos
sibly have.
1t is a fact that this wonderful medicine
is doing more good all over the land than
any other known remedy. Everybody
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-10
His Sash and sword.

Last evening the war sword and sash OF
the late Orville Nj. Remington was pre-
sented to the Press Club by Captain Pettis,
Mr.. Remington having verbally be-
queathed the weapon and ornament to the
club before he left for Fortress Monroe.
Major Frank III. Harcourt, president OF
the Press Club, received the sword in be-
half OF the club, and 1t, with
the sash, will be hung in a
conspicuous place in the club room. The
sword was one of the finest that could be
made in that day and ii
bears an inscription showing that it was
presented TO Lieutenant Remington at
Camp Metcalf by his comrades OF the 11th
Regiment in 1868.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-10
Bristol News.

The Lyric Quartet of New York will
give an entertainment at the Town Hall on
Thursday evening, March 29, under the aus
pices of the Epworth League, the proceeds
to go towards reducing the debt of the
church. The same quartet some time
ago gave concert at Mrs. Charles Rock
wells for the beenfit OF the Home for
Aged Women, which was much admired.
The High School class in geometry
which waited upon the Superintendent on
Friday, spoken of I'm The NEWS, regard
ing drawing will receive communication
from him on Monday.
1t is understood that roads that have
not had dollar laid out upon them for
years will receive attention now by the
district surveyors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-10

ihoneS mcnenhs "oSe toPoteoo AnPaos
The rank OF knight was conferred on
one candidate In Howard Lodge Wednes-
day evening. Brother HOFFMAN was re-
ported as improving. The social commit
Tee reported that arrangements for mas
querade social had been made, and IL
would take place Tuesday evening, March
A large delegation from this city will
visit Pythagoras Lodge OF Attleboro,
Tuesday evening, when the rank OF knight
will be conferred by the degree team OF
Summer Lodge in "long form"
The executive committees OF the Grand
Lodge will meet Monday evening.
There was large attendance In Gar
field Lodge Tuesday evening. Business OF
Importance was transacted. Brother
Couch is still improving. There will be
work in the rank Of pagesat the next
meeting: Our newly appointed District
Deputy ID. G.. G. Makee Will be present.
The rank of esquire was conferred on
one candidate in Elmwood Lodge, Wednes-
day evening. A social will be held Tues
day evening.
Union Division held a successful enter
tainment Monday evening.
What Cheer Lodge held an enjoyable
basket party Monday evening.
The rank of esquire was conferred on
one candidate in Lafayette Lodge Wed
nesday evening. Master Of Work w. N.
Rivard and Brother j. T.. Bellirear were
reported we'll. The rank of knight will
be conferred Wednesday evening.
The newly appointed deputies will be
instructed In the secret work this evening
by Supreme Representative Charles A.
Lee in st. John Lodge room.
Grand Chancellor Walter Scott has
granted special dispensation to Nara
gansett Lodge, to take the place Of the
chapter destroyed at the fire in Spencer
Block.
The question of benefits came up for
consideration IN st. John Lodge Thurs
day evening, but final action was post
poned until Thursday evening. March 20.
1t was decided to celebrate the twenty
third anniversary of the lodge Thursday,
evening, March 22, by literary and musi-
cal entertainment.
Brother Daniel j. Blake was elected pre-
late in Enterprise Lodge Thursday. Vice
Chancellor Charles O'Brien and Brother
Blake, will be installed Thursday evening.
The social committee announced that the
date of the social had been changed to
Thursday evening, April II.
The rank OF page was rehearsed in
Pythias Lodge last evening. Grand Cham
cellor Walter Scott and Brother Soule Of
Taunton were among the visitors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-10
RED MEN.

There was a large attendance In wam-
sitta Tribe Monday evening. The adop-
tion degree was conferred on two candi-
dates, permission was given two appli
cants 10 become members and one
application for membership was received.
The hunters degree viii be conferred
Monday evening on three candidates.
About thirty members OF Waneta Coun-
ell, Daughters OF Pocshontas, made visit
to Metamora Tribe Tuesday evening. A
very pleasing musical and literary enter
tion was served.
The hunters degree was conferred on
one candidate in Pettaconsett Tritc,
Thursday evening. The social commit
tee has made arrangements to celebrate
the fifth anniversary OF the tribe by a
bean supper, March %. Great Sachem
Henry NJ. Francis was among the visitors.
The warriors degree will be conferred
Thursday evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-10
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

In order TO facilitate the handling OF the
announcements of Sunday services and do
Justice to all interested in their publica-
tion, THE NEWS, in future, will print on
Saturday afternoon notices received be-
fore y. m. the previous evening. Such
notices should be limited to three lines
each, and FIVE CENTS LINE will be
charged for every line over three, hut no
charge will be made for announcements to
the amount of three lines.
Alien chanel. A sfreet-Love feast o:i5: COM
munion 2:io, Rev Stetson will preachi sermon by
the pastor, Rev q w Gcnerettc, 7:i5. theme "fhe
Foi gotten Drcam;r singins by new organ choir
Ail saints Memorial church-Holy communion;
sSJ, morning prayer and sermon, iO'i5 :. 5, 2:So
evening prayer, J:l5; service and sermon, 1880.
Auburn Free baptist church-Preaching by Rev.
j. V. oscrhout n; >. y, 1880; c. e. 8; prayer and
Academy Avenue Congregational church
Preaching at IO:45 a m, By Rev William o1sc; $
AZ l2:l5 pm;YPs q ate m; praise service at
hspury NJ church-Rev $ McBurney, pastor.
win preach at 1919 a,i ~ and ''so mi evening" ,
broadway ME church Rev J T Cooper. pastor
preaching m iD.s5 and 1905 ut i2:l5; ohdrcn's
hour 20 4. Epworth League 6;l0.
Rel street chapel scat free. Service at p m.
Special series upon "liuman Growth" sdb-topc
'arhe work OF the Physician in Social sciences"
discourse by the pastor, Rev. Anna uailin spencer,
Doctor" y at $50
Branch Avenue Baptis, Church = Preaching by
Rev } Buuerwor;h, ioi'j a m and ! p mi fPP NJ
6:ls; 1915.
Icnedccnt Congregational church--The pastor,
Rev James q Vose will preach at i0.f5 a and 80
pm:S = i2.fbpm; sc A. $3.50 p M. Evening sub
ject Difficulties OF Religious Expression"
cordial welcome 20 all.
Bethel Christian Mission. r. J. Hudson. super.
intendcut-Praisc service ,. o pei tempe
meeting go, conducted BY r L, short talis,
good singlng. All are welcome
broadway baptist church, Rev } V osierhout
pastors \ 1915: speakins by Rev " l. MOrchouse
h ID aud Rev Thomas = morgan ID - at m;
union service nc n a. church nt which E-angeii8t
n n Davidson will preach nm.
Chestnut street 81 D. church aiOsf5 a w frcafhing
~ REV MCINTYRE % 81 Paai's J. church;
i1sis y S:s,s0 & n; 1:jop m sermon by the pastor.
Church 81 the savior, Benefit eut Transit streets.
Bornlng service and sermon 10 40; $ l2.i5 Esen.
ing serti ice ant se4 IA "a Z ..A
Central Baptist caurch Morning service With
preaching bv the pastor 90 1856 - - at I2.tS. Y \
meeting at $50; evening service In the audience
room at 40. fubicct "lhe fcilg lgious condition "a
our country" Addresses by Dr. Morehousc o;
New YORK aud others.
central Congregations church Services NJ io.ss
ana 40. Professor William a. Brown of New
Ycri viii grcach san iaF school "a asa Chris.
usn Ia i,avor St.ie.s al IA.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-10
GOODFELLOWS.

Sixteen candidates were admitted in
Blackstone Assembly during the month
of February.
Governor Brown Assembly Wednesday
evening initiated one candidate. Appli-
cations for membership were received.
During the week Supreme Treasurer
James q. Whitehouse has paid out the
following: $1,000 to Mary g., wife of Or
lando II. Churchill of Assembly No. 80;
5000 to Francina, wife of Melville Jones
of Assembly No. So; $1,000 to Judith, wife
OF w. III. Wright of Assembly No. PIG.
Columbia, Rhode Island and General
Burnside assemblies will meet Monday
evening, when candidates will be admit
ted
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-10
GOLDEN CROSS.

Roger Williams Commandery 324 have
meeting, March 81.
The Northern Star Commandery raised
a citizen to the second degree at their
regular meeting, March Q, and have two
more applicants for initiation March %.
They also appointed committee consist
ing OF Sir Knights Cornell, Higgins,
and Wright, all past officers, to make ar
rangments for the entertainment of the
Grand Commandery at their annual ses-
sion, April "a, also a committee consisting
of Past Grand Commander Greene, Past
Noble Commander Garfield, Past Vice
Noble Commander Lady Grinnell as a re-
ception committee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-10
AN UNFORTUNATE BLUNDER.
An Unjust Impression Very Gladly
Contradictcd and Corrected

Contradictcd and Corrected.
In last evenings issue OF THE News.
there was published n report ola prize
fight In Warwick. The account, owing TO
an unfortunate typographical blunder,
particuariyed the occurrence OF the event
at "The" Warwick Hotel instead OF "av
Warwick hotel. As matter OF fact
however, IL was pulled of in
a barn near a tavern down the road which
has a notorious reputation IA the resort OF
pugilists, cockfighters and sporting char
acters. What makes the blundsr still
more exasperating end unfortunate IL the
fact that the "Warwick HOTEL was re-
Gently p-rchssed by Joe Start, cold Re-
LIABLE" as he is known throughout the
country. He earned this title by his un-
swervinghonor and fidelity as profession
nj ball player and team manager and his
reputation still clings to him since his
retirement from the ball field and engage
ment I'm business. The hotel. the
name OF which has been changed TO
"The Hillside has been fitted up i'm Iuxu-
rious style, and in its equipment and
orderly management has no rival i'm this
section OF the country. The infer
ence that the fight occurred ut "Joe'sn
hotel il cheerfuily corrected i'm recognition
Of his efforts 10 run first class resort,
and the knowledge that he would not
countenance such a proceeding upon his
rremises