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New-York tribune., 1895-08-18

pha 2 Boston Batteries-orth and Clements stv.sss
Dolsn. Sexton and Ryan. UmpiresHunt and Henderson
Cleveland. Aug. 17.Youns pitched the Cincinnati team
to defeat to-day. shutting them out without run ana
holding them down to four hits The Cevelsnds played
fauless game ned while Cincinnati made several
costly errors. Attendance. 5000 The score;
Cleveland .......-............0 o o
Cincinnati ......................O U U " w
Basehits-C1eveland Q. Cincinnati T. Errors-Cincinnati
T. Batteries-Young and Connor. Parrot and Vaughan
Umpire-O Day
Chicago. Aug. 17.-Chicago had no trouble In winning
the game Of with Psburg to-day. Fore
hit hard and often enough but his support was
OF the highest order. Attendance. $500. The score
Ptsburg g.......................2 o %
Chicago .......-................l v y
Baseh.-Pittsburg II. Chicago i3. Errors-Prsburg D.
Chicago 2 Batteries-Forenan and Merritt; Hutchinson
and Kittridge Umpire-McDonald
ST. Louis. Aug 1.-THE local team won from Louisville
to-day the eighth inning good hitting Attendance
1000 The
St. Louis ] x-IS
Louisville Observation-Disclosures " U i = o
Rasehis-St Louis 49, Louisville l3 Errors-St Louis
Louisville g. Bateries-Ehret and Peitz Weyhns ana
Warner Umpire-Jevne.
At Syracuse FIRST game)-syracuse a. Toronto I. Sec
ond game-Syracuse 2 Toronto g.
At w,lkesbarre-w -wilkesbarre s. Scranton g.
At Observation-Disclosures ~. Springfield l.
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THE WISCONSIN MEET CLOSED.

Marinette Wis. Aug. 1.-THE closing day OF the
State bicycle meet was successful as the races
were run off satisfactorily. heavy shower this
morning lessened the speed Of the track and the
time made was not as good as 1t would otherwise
have been. Summaries:
One mile (handicap; Class AJohn Flannigan Norway
Time-2:1S.
One mile (open: Class B)Tcm Cooper won = ni' Muf
ply. second: f. 4. Bald third Tne-@'Vo
one mile tstae champonship)-A- IL Chandler won
Time-2:4o
Two-me Ohandicap; Glass BRAY MoD9naio' ""' =
Patterson second ~. Levy. third. Tifne-i;So'
one mile (2:30: Class A)-Wn Howie. MILWAUKEE, ""'
Time-2:3S
ono mile oonan o15 limit: Glass H)-I. D. Cabanne
won. + C. Bald second; c. NJ. Murphy third Time
21l -
ouartermiie State charnpionship)-w F. Sanger NIL
waukee Time-0:33i..
One (tandem, Glass A)-Neilson and sch'n''oa"e'
Milwaukee, Time-3O5.
One mile Cunpaced flying start Glass Bl-L I. 'ohn-
son won: c. n Murphy. second. Time-2:lo.
Fveniie (state championship: Class A,-W schroeoer'
Milwaukee. Time-l1 :222
E. c. Bald 10 beat half-mile in 5s seconds tne SA'e
record. Tme-57 sec. beating State record ssco"u'
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PHILADELPHIA Aug i7-svets Of Boston. pitched Just
seven balls to Philadelphia batsmen this afternoon but
they were enough 10 him from the game. or this
number Hamilton drew four bad balls and Delehanty
Cross and Thompson hit the first balls pitched for
home run and TWO singles. The local team the
game easily by heavy hitting this making its NTH con-
secutve victory When stivetts had met his Waterloo.
Doan succeeded him. and until the third inning his de-
livery was effective In the third however. and with
two out Phtladelpha tailed four runs all earned,
doubles by Hallman and Clements. and singles by
Thompson Sullivan and Boyle Doan lasted until the
seventh inning when he gave way to sexton who
but little better. Orth. who recently secured
from the ynchburg a1 Club pitched his first full
for Philadelphia and did we'll Orth performed feat In
the inning by retiring the side four pitched balls
Attendance. i4763. The score:
Philadelphia ..................3 o u D y 2-lI
Boston ........................O o . 3 O.
Basehs-Phadelphia 81. Boston IL Errors-Phiadel
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wHEELMEN RACE IN AsBURY PARK.

wHEELMEN RACE IN ASBURY PARK.
TITUS FAILS TO BREAK A WORLDS RECoRD-THB
WINNERS
Asbury Park n. j.. Aug II (speciaD.-The bicycle
races under L. A. W. rules managed by the AS
bury Park Athletic Association this afternoon were
we'll attended Many people came to see FREDERICK
Titus break the worlds two-thirds mile unpaced
record but ne failed to do 1t. partly on account OF
the high wind. The summaries follow
Mile novice Cprzes gold and silver medas-Frst heat
won by Augustus Hagerman. Asbury Park; j. H. Forney
BROOKLYN second. Time-3 40 i5. Second heat won py
Charles Robbins Red Bank; W f. Eckhart: fStp heSytport
second. Time-2Ss as. Final heat won by Robbins;
Hagerman. second. Time-23s
Third-m ,open Glass Blwon by F H. Allen, spring
field; Claude Leatherbury, Baltimore second H. H. au
dox Asbury Park third. Tme-o42 40.
Mile lap race Glass A)-Frst heat won by Joseph Har
son; Ray Dawson. Boonton; second IimeL-:Ss 20 %
ard p Mosher Harlem Wheemen. second Time
2:2e AS. Third heat won by c. Ertz hversane n Tme
men: A. b Wise. Harlem Wheemen second e-- Ilne
2:37 As Final by Ripley. with SIX ponts,
Harrison and Dawson tied for second place. with hVe
points each. Time-231 DO 49, AL.
and s,owon by " Robert Lands swarthnore. Penn
40 yards,: C. G. Carpenter Railway $50 yardsp tn,ru
R II. Rumford. Chester Penn 90 yaros i0uf'" i''"e
-2:l4 AS -
by Harrison: second TineIl aZ 20 ssc9ha on
Third heat-won by Wise; W D. Knech, Ma,awan. Mrssan
she Mosher second; Erz third. Time-f:5i As.
On. mile handicap Glass B)won By Maddox scratch,
w H. Mulliken 90 yards) Baltimore secono' +. H.
Allen co YARDS. third. Time-2;1S 10 49,
Two miles professional. handicap purses > ~. SR'
smith Rrooklyn (i3O yards second: K a. HninIoro 80
yards third; Charles c. Carpenter. iour'h'
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Henry Ward Beecher said the only
possible cure for Hay Fever was "six
feet OF gravel" but then Mr.. Beecher
died before DR.. Humphreys Specific
"77" was discovered, and so lost all
the benefits that can be derived from
"77" which is a preventive and cure
for Hay Fever.
Small bottle Of pleasant peiets-hts your vest pocket
sold by druggists prepaid upon receipt OF price,
2 or five for 81 90 Humphreys Medicine Co.. III * llS
William St, New-York.
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t,-ookiv, : Sav-york st Louis H. Louisville g.
Philadelphia H. Boston I. baltimore vs. "as'hs'""'
Chicago :. Pittsburg 2 rain
Cleveland g. Cincinnati 0.
The local followers OF baseball have wearied OF
following the fortunes OF this unfortunate band OF
athletes. and the attendance at the New-fork-
Brooklyn game at the Polo Grounds yesterday was
far below what IL usually the case when those TWO
teams meet. The game was a good one FOR eigh'
innings except that the New-York players could
not bat Daub who pitches at infrequent intervals.
had the New-York batsmen at his mercy.
When Samuel Crane, the baseball editor OF The
Advertiser" werit 10 the Polo Grounds yesterday 10
report the game admission was refused HIM crane
purchased a ticket. but the attendant at the gate
wouldn't let him in. Crane then hunted up Arthur
H. Bell the superintendent OF the grounds, VINO
said that ne was powerless Bell said that he had
received a telegram from the president OF the clup
directing him TO refuse admission to the writer, ana
that he was compelled 10 carry out his orders
The Brooklyn men played in superb form from
start to finish the field work OF Corcoran ana
Shindle being particularly clever. Corcoran accepted
thirteen chances without an error. The score
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
THE sIBYLLA'S NEW TENANTS UNMOLESTER

The three coored people who on Friday moved
into the Sibylla apartment-house. No. Is IRVING
Place. had trouble yesterday. and are living
quietly In the rear rooms OF the first floor apart
ments just as II the other floors OF the house
not occupied by white people. and the owner Her.
man Wronkow did not object 10 the presence OF the
tenants. The colored people-John Clay his
wife and his mothsr-in-law-were busy yesterday
cleaning the front rooms and getting them ready
for the Colored Business Mems Republican Club.
for which they will act janitors. They said the
club would hold meeting In the apartments on
Tuesday, and that Its furniture would probably b
moved into the apartments tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
HIrGUENOTS FIRST ANNUAL REGATTA
A PIPING BREEZE AND AN EXCITING RACE-HAPs
AND MISHAPS.

AND MlsHAPs
The first annual regatta Of the Huguenot facht
Club OF New Rochelle. which was sailed yesterday
turned out 10 be exciting successful and interesting
Ou+ NJ hfty-two entries there were over forty
starters in eleven classes for boats ranging from
over forty-fve fest and under fifty feet, down 10
those OF ten feet and under fifteen feet lhere were
also specal classes for the Larchmont CUBS thirty
four and twenty-one footers. which were governed
bv the rules Of the Larchmont Club for those
c,asses The boats started with piping southeast
wind and got away fairy well together.
The start OF the smaller boats was one or the
hest ever seen in these waters and was hshF creu-
rahle 10 their sailing-mssters. feature OF the
go u,as that the famous thirty -four-foot rater
raeoon won her seventeenth victory irrespective
., c,ass The Vaquero which was looked upon as
a sure winner in her class, came 10 gref through
grounding on her first turn. The weasel Oh 'ne
drst-class cabin catboats. went hopelessY 10 Zee
ard on account OF a breakage in her steering gear,
whte the Punch one OF the open catpoats' Caps~e'
her crew into Neptunes capacous punchpo"A ieaV
inc them 70 swim best they might, which
they did Otherwise everything went shipshape
and Bristol fashion much 10 the circuit Vi 'ne he
eatta Committee. consisting OF Augustus hfhourr''
Charles Erwicker and Vice-Commodore c. NJ Con-
,1,, The winners in their respective classes were
tho Draeoon Coya, Water Lily Maud, Mary; kkltue'
Duck Celia Edwina, Chppies. Question anu LUNA
hawN Ayonc those who witnessed the race with lively
interest were Mrs c NJ: Connolly the Misses W. m
cox NJ etnbumi ahu M Mrs r. G. Buckley Mrs A Town
sen Mrs. S X Gorham Mrs, Hart Mrs: u Naugan aassn
MTs MTs VsA1e Wener Mrs Mrs G. Mann Nj and Mrs ,,,c:
Erwicker, Mr and dssl Mrs nav r., Lyon "'''
rehsip Ths timekeepers aml sn were g. D. Phillips and
Hunter of the NevfSrk r col'ms .
tenant Krug L. S. A. and CommOdored apd xomen
Whann The many weknSWa nna ms regatta su Of the
Huguenot Club unanimous IN me % ops'io ~ come
it Was only the precursor Of many fine ones 10 come
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when They're RebeIIious and shirk Duty,

Don't attempt inactivity Of the kidneys with
fiery unmedcated alcoholic stimuanis Use instead Hos
letters stomach Bters. which the sprtuous basis
only vehicle the superb botanic medicinal
principles blended and held in perfect solution by IT.
Just the right degree OF impetus and more is given
TO the kidneys bladder by this estmabe tonic stmu
liant and which expeIs through those channels
the Impurities rise rheumatism dropsy and
gravel and chronic inacton Of the organs
which otherwise terminate in Brghts disease dia-
betes other formidable renal malady An neom-
parable remedy issthe Biers also for constipation d'
pepsa liver complaint rheumatism malaria and nervous
psss Promote Appetits and sieen with ~
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
ROAD RACING TOURNAMENT IN BAYoNNE.


The Clio Wheemen. Of Jersey City, gave yester-
day afternoon the Hudson County Boulevard IN
Bavonne their first road-racing tournament The
,o,,,sa ,,as Of varied grade the start and finish OF
each contest being in front Of the Willow Haven
Inn A large crowd Of Hudson County cyclists were
attracted oy the contests. -Four prizes were
awarded for each OF the four contests. The re-
sul,s are summarized below
Half-mlle race from scratch-Won by s Wilson Essex
County Wheelmen: John OHalleron New Jersey a. g.
secor5. A l. Walker CreenVile. third: Walter G. Roome.
New Jersey A. g fourth. Time-5"i. sec
Orele race (handcap)First heat won by George Greg
ovy cefrv cycle club so yards, A j Walker Green
vile 100 YARDS {. spachi vigant Field Club
QgD yardsl third: Walter G. Roome New-Jersey A. {.
ocra,oH, fourth. Tme-225s.. Second heat won by G.
Il Walsh clio Wheelmen go ySpns sn asper L. c,ycinne
Cycle yaris third; F Boss1cH 80 ses,
Wheeimen 100 yaris fourth Time. ial nea,
won hy George Gregory Century cycle Cuo 'so NSroS9
L. J Walker Greenvlle OW yards secoho' - v H.
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THE RACE STILL UNSETTLED.

The third race Of the series between the yachts OF
the New-Jersey Athletic Clubs fleet for the silver
challenge loving cup presented the organization
by Captain Joseph Ellsworth the veteran yachts
man OF Bayonne sailed asain yesterday
afternoon on Newark Bay As In the previous races
the course thrice around triangle. with the
turning point stskeboats anchored of the clubhouse
the Bergen Point shore. the New-Jersey Central
Railroads long bridge and Shooters Island, At the
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Walsh. Clio wheeimen $50 yards. third Walter c
Roome. NewJersey A. c. sscratch) fourth Tfme-22s%
Two-mile race thandcap)-won by George Gregory,
Century C. C. N30 yards) A. J. Walker. Greenvie nI5
yards). second: c. V II. Walsh Clio Wheemen tscrach
third y. Wilson. Essex County Wheelmen 80 yards
fourth. Time-5:2Sh
Five-mile (handicap)-Won with by Walter c.
Roome New-Jersey A. c. tscratch) H. G. Rohlfs Clio
Wheelmen O60 yards}. second Gregory Century
c. c. u60 yards, third c. " II. Walsh clio Wheelmen
(scratch). fourth.
The final a haif-miie from scratch for
boys. There FIVE The trophy captured
by j. Roberts, Of Jersey City. No time was taken.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
Won by nifty yards.
THE CASTLE POINT cYCLERs MEET.

One OF the successful race meets in Hudson
County this season was held under the auspices of
the Castle Point cyclers at the Guttenburg Race
track Yesterday afternoon. The highest Individual
score was made by Cecil S. Hasbrouck, the club
crack who captured three out OF the four contests
hsld The track was in fine condition, and all the
cyclists showed up well. Following is the sum-
Inarles:
Am Istts second Charles Kraft third Tme-2:24i1
Cne-hat mile (scra:ch)-Won by Cecil ; Hasorouck
Aionzo Let's second: ". Nivantes third Iime-l'lo 20
O-4-ouarter mile gscraicn,-WOn by Cecil : Hasbrouck
W Mttlesdorf. second William Hoffman. third Time
81 40
One mile (handcap,-Von by Aionzo Let's g yards)
Cecil Hasbrouck tscratchl. second, william HoHmann
to0 Yards third Time-2:2I 80
One mile 0consolaon-Won by William Mofett: Albert
Hedley second O. Ahrens. 1r. third. Time-2:4O 30.
Referee-Wi'am a Ecke Tlmers-Joseph 4. Heath,
Frederick FrautNein and Frederick H. Ouen Starter
Christopher Orten.
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sAII-TRIMMERS OF vALKYRIE III.

London, Aug. T.-Ratsey. the famous sailmaker'
and four Of his workmen sailed for New-fork on
the steamer Paris to-day to trim the Nalkyries
sails before her races for the Americas cup MI
Ratsey and his assistants will be aboard the VAL
kyrie during in order that In case OF acci
dent TO her sails they may be Immediately repaired
or replaced.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
The Audrey came in flying protest flag.

HOWARD GOULD'S BOAT CRITICISED
London, Aug. l7.-During the Cowes regatta week
one Of the first yacht designers in the country was
heard to say that he had never before seen suoh
rubbish as the sails and rigging OF Howard "o"iu
twenty-rater Niagara and that with English rigging
and an English crew on board Of her ne would %
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
THE JNYONI BEATS THE TWENTY-RATERS.

Portsmouth Aug. 1.-THE twenty-rate's INC
Audrey the Inyoni and the Vineta started III
race from Southsea to-day. The Herreshon twenty
raters the Niagara and the Isolde did not compete
The Niagara has gone into dock at southampton
10 have her bottom examined 10 see II she sus-
tained any damage by grounding at the start OF
yesterdays The Isolde did not start ior the
reason that she did not finish until after ocioSk
this morning the around the Isle or "lsHt
which started yesterday morning. Al the tlme oI
the start the wind from the east, and blowing
fresh. -.
The starting gun fired at 12:l5 o'clock and the
boats went of in good time. The race was a nne
one one OF the best seen here this season II WIS
by the 1nyoni The time OF the nnisn was
Inyoni ............505l "a vineta -....-..-.''oss'
Audrey ............ % 05 Al
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ASYLT MS.

Earned rrns-Orange a. {. 3 AsyIuns first base py
srrors-Orange A. c. T. Asyums Left on basesnorange
A { 10 Asylums r. First base on bails-on Priest >
on Sharro struck out-By Priest II. by sharrott o
stolen bases-IIorner Cunning . Agnew Sacrihce hits
-Xvestervelt Two-base hits-Beall Hatch =
Cunning Murray. Rafferty,. Three base hits-Ihonas
C,heathsm Priest. Home un-Thomas. Hit by pitched
bsll~Coogan Wild pitches-sharott ? Passed balls
Rafferty, 2 Cunning. Double pays-Ranerty and Asnew
Agnew and Cenegal. Umpire-Brady. Time-2:35
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18

THE ENGLEwooD CLUB BEATEN.
The game between the Edgecomo rie'd |'uo anu
.,a rncIevood Field Club at Englewood yesterday
resulted follows
rdgacorb Field Club ......O o-S
Englewood Field Club .....0 -
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
WHEELMEN TO MEET ERIE.

Erie Penn. Aug. II (speciaD.-The League OF
American Wheelmen. Pennsylvania Division. decided
to-day to hold the State meet In Erie September
g 10 and H. Erie's centennial days. Pttsburg had
the irst cal and withdrew IN favor OF Erie FIVE
thousand wheelmen will be In line.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
ORANGE A. c.. 10: AsYLUMs. 7.

The Orange A. c. team defeated the Asylum team'
OF Mddletown. yesterday at the Orange oval The
former hit the ball hard and often for twenty-one
safe hits with total OF thirty-four bases. Roy
Thomas's hitting was the finest feature OF the game
Attendance 5000. The
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18

George s,ilwen and Anthony Halten. OF rort
Hamilton were sailing the yacht Idle Hour opposite
Seventy-fourh-st.. Bay Ridge, yesterday a''einoo'
when they were upset by sqral. TWO mounted
officers Of the Eighteenth Precinct. OF broon1im % -,
o
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
QUARTERMAsTER BARKER IMPROVING.

Newport r. l., Aug. H.-Quartermaster Barker. OF
the Defender. who operated upon couple OF
weeks ago at the Newport Hospital for appeh-
dicits is mending fast and he will probably De
able rejon his vessel in time for the trial races
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intersection OF Newark Bay. the XIII Won Kull and
Staten Island Sound. Only hve started. They were
I'd cook,s Innniu WllmerdinY &

Genet's Iroquois, James w Bernards Drift and
the catboats Flirt and Doctor. The finish was made
In the following order The Iroquois the Jonqul.
the Drift, the Doctor and the Flirt. There was a
dispute between the officials concerning time allow
ance and the winning craft not announced AS
the time was figured out, the time for the yachts
was amended
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18

Home rins-Delcher Chesterfield. Base on oahs ON
wilson / on Harrigan 3. Struck out-By Wilson l. by
Tfsrrigan Hit pitched ball-Chesterield Hit ny
ba;ted hai-Dove. Double pay-snow and Foster. Umpire
-Connors. Time OF game-2OO.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
THE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Cincinnati VS. Cleveland. at Cincinnati. -! 4
ST. LOUIS VS.. Louisville at St Louis y q y
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willing to wager odds of to that she wouiu prass
to be ten minutes faster than any boat OF 'e'
I'm England.
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NEW-JERSEY A. c. BEATEN.

| The United States Express team won another
| game from the New-Jersey A. c. nine at Bayonne
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
NOTES FOR WHEELMEN.

H. F. Frasse and a party OF friends s'ar'eu !e
terday morning for the Adirondacks. Ihey WIN
90 and return by bicycle Mr.. Frasse has mace
the tourney before, and he declares that Ie"
DAYS vacation taken wheel is wohoerAu'iE
exhilarating tonic Last year ne ana MS i'leiiu'
covered $50 miles in eight days some days MAKING
seventy miles and on others only twelve, accord
ing 10 the number OF stopping places lnciuuihs
orchards" The start Is made each morning ~
daylight after breakfast OF bread and milk OF
something OF that order, the party generally
stavs overnight at a farmhouse. The trip VIII oe-
cupy about a week this time.
Harry 5 Ffshel a well-known amateur paseoah
nayer son Of L. H. Fishel. president OF the BABY
lon Electric Company. badly injured Friday
night in a collision with wheelman. flshei was
also mounted on his wheel and was riding at hgh
sneed along the South Road at Babylon about mo
night Both wheelmen were made UNCONSCIOUS
T'hey Law on the ground for some time, ana
nasser-bv found them. He could only carry one
Of them so he took Fishel. and when party
went back for the other he gone: He had cyl
IDENTIFY recovered and gone to his home, as the
wheel was also gone. Fishel sustained a broken
cola r bone and a number Of bad cuts.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18

A. H. Raymond and r. l.. Smith OF the south
Brooklyn Wheelmen. will start this morning on "a a
rIjn 70 Washington and return. The cyclists VIII
leave South Brooklyn at 7SG o'clock this morning
and they expect 10 reach Philadelphia oeiore .
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18

Cyclists desiring 10 join the League Of American
U-beelmen NAV obtain full printed information and
hanks bv sending name and address 10 the cycling
Editor \ew-York Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
DOWN GO THE G IANTS.
BEATEN BY THE BROOKLYN BRIDE
GROOMS
| SMALL CROWD AT THE POLO GRoUNDs-AD-
MISSION REFUSED BASEBALL REPORTER.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

st Louis ~. Louisville 8.
Baltimore VS.. Washington,
rain.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18

Brooklyn I. New-York 2.
Philadelphia IL. Boston !.
Chicago :. Pittsburg 2.
Cleveland g. Cincinnati 0.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-11-15
A FATAL SWIM.

Thomas Venemon, aged % and
unmarried, resident of Jersey Shore,
was drowned in the river at Linden
shortly after II o'clock last Thursday.
James Slaughenwhite, Harry Ira.
weller and Thomas Venemon, all of
whom claim Jersey Shore as their
home, but who tramp about the coun-
try good deal, rode from Lock
Haven to Nisbet on a Pennsylvania
freight.
When the trio alighted at Nisbet at
II o'clock they caught sight of the
dinner pals of the section men, who
were there at work under Foreman
Phillip McDermott.
The three travellers picked up the
dinner pals, evidently intending to
partake of lunch, but the section
men discovered their loss and started
in pursuit.
The pursued took to the river bank,
and, jumping into the stream, began
swimming toward the opposite shore.
Slaughenwhite and Traveller reached
the other side in safety, but
when within forty feet of the Linden
shore, Venemon either gave out or
was attacked with cramps and sank to
the bottom.
The body was recovered, and Cor
oner Goehrig summoned. He arrived
at Linden in the afternoon and at
once proceeded to hold an inquest.
The three men all have relatives in
Jersey Shore, and live there when at
home. They are all of abou. the
same age.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-11-15

The Dushore Reyie,o is response
Bile for the following:
A story is told of couple in some
down country town presumably
Bloomsburg or Hughesville-who had
trying times in naming their children,
the first being twin girls. 1t was de.
cided the father must name them.
After casting about and finding no
names that exactly suited him, he de
termined to end the strain on his
mind and named them Kate and
Duplicate. In the course of time
another pair of twins came and they
were boys. This was the husbands
turn to get even and he wanted his
wife to christen the boys. She called
them Pete and Repeat and the hus.
bands heart sank within him. When
the third pair came he called halt
and named them Max and Climax
A retraction is in order, so far as
the above relates to Bloomsbnrg.
Our married people never have mis-
understanding over little thing like
that, and never call halt on such a
trivial matter.