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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-16
RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO.. AuCTIoNEERS,
Successors to Ratcliffe, Darr Co.

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scoRcHER, 2l Pfd. $751; so.
Hath iiir Miitter.

Dor iiber so Sabren idbon purbs
Wirs. Wihslotp's Sootbing Sprup
pon MiaipHen ppM Miittern beim 3abs
men Der Ainber atgeiDenbet. Wirit bu
i'm 96lafe bur1 bas Shreiet eines
&inbeS gef6rt, baS i'm 3abnen iit unb
Dor 59mer3en tpeints Wenn 10, laiie
iOfort cine Glai6e pDn vWrs. Winas
lDms Soothing Sprup" bolen. 6ein
Wertb 1T itnbeaabIbar. gs spirb benz
tleinen 2eibenben fpfort 2inberung bers
i3aifen. 0erlaBt eu9 barauf, Mhtter,
es 1T fein 3ipeifel bariiber. Sc beilt
9pienterb anb DiarrbDe, regnlirt ben
Mfagen unb bic Nieren, befeitigt Minbs
&olif, erwei@t ben @aumen, berbins
bert @ntsiin6ung unb ftdrft bas gan3e
Spitem. sWsrs. Minslpms Soothing
Sprup4 fur Sabnenbe &inber III anges
nebm in Gei9mad unb bas @ecepi
ffauntt bon einem Der beifen peibIi1en
aer5te tn ben Ser. 9taaten. sc lit bel
alien Druggiiien in ber ean3en Welt 5u
baben. preis Is Gents per Glaf9e.
&auft ai1tS anberes, als Wfrs. Winss
Ictus GootbtngsSnrup
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-17

ben, alS table fellige Mbbdnge. Oie
&e6enf0de unb @rbrei1 ftmb pDn ben
Slutben gu SbaI seiGmenlmt morben.
= 5rau @ofima Wagnsr in 8aps
reutb bat Grau MDttI engagirt. BEL ben
nd9ifidbrigen Geitfpielen in 8aDreutb
bic Jrepa rnb bic @untrun i'm gtibes
Iungen.Ring gu finsen. Gerner folen
WfiB WeSntrpe bic Siegelinbe unb
Grau Marie Brema bic Sr:da barfels
len. Nls Or9efer Dirigenten finb
bic 0erreu &i9ter unb Mottl engagirt
tpnrben.
- Ser v59marse Mann4. lit ieBt
aud beim preubif9en 6anbelsntinifter,
9errn b. Berlesib, erf6ienen. Ser.
felbe bat ben v8elu6" bes 9r. 2uca.
nus, bes @befS bes @ipilcabinets bes
9aiiers, erbalten. Der v2otalanseiger"
bat aud fdOn bic MeIbung gebra9t,
baB Beflepi6 bereits auriidgetreten lei;
man erfdbrt aber aus 5uperldffger
Quelle, baB bies nitbt. menigitenS nod
ni9t. Der Sal 1T. 9ii@tsbetomeniger
bdlt Der rgorndrts" bas fOeial bemos
fratiitbe @entralDrgan, benz b6@ItenS
erft 0albtobten bereits bic @rabrebe.
rJrbr. b. 8erlepid gebt nm bic Gr>
fabrung rei9er, faB bic @rDBinbuFrie
md6tiger 1T, als bic Minifer", 10
lautet ber 6auptpunft bieier @rabrebe.
- Man f9reibt aus Berlin: MuBer
0errn 5tubenran6 mir5 aud np9
9err b. Sebler, Der iebige Poli3eiprds
fibeHt BON Magbeburg, als &anbibat
fur ben erlebigten poften bes poIi3ei.
prdfibenten BON Berlin 9enannt. 0err
b. &eBler ion fegar CUTE Musf6ten
alS @anbibdt baben unb BON benz
preuBifden Minifer bes Snneren, benz
rabiaten 6errn b. 96aer, In 8ori9lag
gebradt tporben iein. b. aeBler iol
ndmlidb gang elm Mann mad benz Sers
5eu b. 46ller'8 8 iein unb in Strenge ges
| gen bic Sn3ialiften 9errn Stnbenrau1
In ben 5@atten ftellen. @o(lte bon
46ller NIT ieinem Ganbibaten burhs
bringen, bann t6nnte es in Berlin re1t
nett merben.
Nus Griebri6srub tpirb geniels
bet: 9as biele Spre9en unb Der lange
Iufentbalt auf Der augigen SerraRe
beim @mpfang bes 8unbss Der 2anb.
nirtbe III benz Giiriten 8ismard ni9t
gut befommen. @r leibet an Bron-
Gialtatarrb. Der duBerft agsrefiuen
&ebe bes N6t3igidbrigen gelegentli9
ienes gmpfanges, iiber met1e bic
4grarier elm milbes 3riumpbgebent
angefiimmt baben, tDirD in Berliner
officielen &reiien melt tueni9er 8ebeus
tung geidentt.
DR.. prtce's Cream Bafins popoer.
@eltsMnsi1eInnns MehniIfe nun 0ihIntIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-17
California , gssetme.

Weinliebbober iinben ein groBes Ga,
ger bon feinen California Meinen Bel
9errn s. S. Weper am Nlamo
@laaa. 9err Meber fu1t bic Weine
an Ort unb SteQe aus unb fauft bireft
aus ben, 2eller Der Wein3t9ter. Nls
gutem aenner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
beiten Sorten aus5umdblen. gr tann
feline aunben unb Gamilien nit einem
gi1ten Sropfen perfeben. &otbs umb
WeiB> Weine in poratigli1er QuaIitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @allone = frei
tns 0aus geiiefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-17
Eegas.

= Nus Nufin tDirb bcri9tet, bab
bic @innabuen fiir MbistepFeuern
pdbrenb beS am L. Mai 1895 beenbes
ten Jisfaliabres unt $45, 900 ipentger
betrugen, alS i'm pDrbergegangenen
Sabre. ndbrenb bic ginnabmett fiir
Bierli3enien um 50. 500 geffiegen fnb.
- Ser Stat Club in Muftin bat
eine @inlabuns an bic Sfatbriiber in
6onfton gu einem @etfpiel ergeben
lafen.
Sn Sort Wortb matbete am
Ia. SUM- Elm fiir9terliGer &egens unb
@emitterifurm. Die StraBen flofen
unb bic niebriger gelegtnen Gtabts
tbeile bilbeteu einen groBen See. Ser
SrinitpsGlnB 1T febr geitiegen unb bic
In ben NieDerungen ipDbnenben 2eute
babeH ibre Sduier unb 6iitten berIafs
len. BON bielen anberen pldben obers
balb Sort Wortb tpirb farter @egens
faa gemelbet. Die 8ieb3i@ter in Imas
riaa iagen, iie bdtten ME porber 10
Diel Waffer gebabt, tpie beuer.
in @uerO 1tarb Qtn 10. ".
Oiebe, elm alter unb iebr sea9teter
8iirger.
Sin woIfenbrudartiger Regen
ergoB fi6 am Samitas iiber Dallas.
SauIenbe bon &beumatismns 6dIs
len finb bur6 Gimer umS 9lmenn's
befanmtes beriibmtes Wfittel, Nes
sept 9fp. 1851, gebeilt ,porben.
2eibenbe iollten es berfn6en. preis
IS Gents bic SIaid)e.
6. %. Preftnn & 60.
@alpeifon, Seras.
= Sie erhen Wafermelonen bieier
Salon fnb bDn Corpus @brifti aus
berf6ifft mprben. 3mei garlabungen
ginsen mad st. Souls, 3tpei mad, @bis
cago unb atuei mad 81. paul.
Dr.. prices Cream Bafine popoer
9as hollfommenie. nas senradt mtrs.
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ungliid; @ott 1teb mir BET !" rief gBils
liam, tnb baS G6limmite befiir6tenO,
iaste er ben 8ers binunter, ii9 8or>
uiirfe ma9eno, baB er tlt6t, ftatt bem
pferbe nad3ulaufen, Die @eiienOen aufe
eeludt bate, baum it'd mieoer banlit bes
rubisenb, baB ptellei1t baS Wdgelhen
ietne suten Dtenite leiiten biirfte.
ST blidte l6arf I'm it'd, obne iebo6
ettpaS 3u beu,erfen, bis er etpa bunbert
Meter BON iener iGarfen Gde entfernt
mar, mo Der iteile Weg besiunt. Dort-
i'm Monbliht-erblifte er cine 9robe,
aufredt itehenbe @eltalt neoen etner
bunfeln Ma1Ie, bie anf nem @ege lag,
unO @tlltamS Sers ldlus Dor Sreube,
baB ieinen 9errn ie6enfallS 11t6tS
gei9eben iei. @r bielt baS 8ferb an,
unb betm S6eine Der 0anpe fab er
Serrn Bourdier iid) linn suipenber,
nit blaifeuL finiterem gntlis. Sein
Sut mar einsetrieben, iein bunfler Sod
nit @taub beoedt, iein gan5es aeuBere
perit6rt.
Sin llnsliid, 0err?" fragte Wils
liam in Gn9if, benno1 ieinen 9ut
liifterto.
pNeinJ piel i6limmer," ia9te SIR.
8onrdier NIT ernlter, feierlider
Stimme. sd babe ben Mann ers
i6offenla
Mlan bdtte ibn fonnen, ipie William
lid) auSorlidte, NIT elmer Seoer pom
8ofe binunteritoBen.
rGrihoiien, 9err!' ipieoerbolte er
nit S6reden.
nGr perlubte mild 5lt berauben, ia,
i'd CLAUDE, mid um3ubringen, " iagte
iein Ser nit berielben Gtimnle. sd
inubte es tbun meirer selbiterbaltuns
fDegen. Wenn i'd mid iibereilt babe,
mag @Ott mir perseiben!"
pGmen," iagte 8illiam, Der nidt
obne reli9iOleS @efiibl mar.
.Soll i'd nod 9sebton nod benz aon>
itabler fabren?" figte er bin3u.
sd fiir9te, oaB Elm Sonitabler bier
nidtS ipeiter tbun fam, antmortete
9err Bourhter. Ser arme aerl 1T
matietoot."
William erlarbte iid) feine ipeiteren
gorl9ldge, ionoern eripartete bic Se>
feble Ietnes 0errn. Gieler bob eine Der
2dupen aus ibrem 9alter uno be-
leuhtete bainit ben tobten Mann. @r
befiiblfe Ser5 uno Bul8 nn6 ri1tete lid
tuieoer aitf.
nGr 1T gang foot. Nenbe ben Basen,
baum iteige berunter unb bilf mir, mir
fonnen ibn bier nift liegen laIlen.
William gebor6te, ipenrt aub guiana
menldauerno, unb feines Germ 5tdrfe
bewunoernb.
,@ieb mir bic Oede," iaate Mr.
Bour1ier.
pSie 1T gang nit Blut bebedt,
9err." SIR. 8ourdier i9raf 3ulams
men.
pllniinn iagte er idari, .uno
wenn benl 10 udre, TO lit e8 oas meiniqe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-17

Gppleb's 8eeifter, gto. % MIamo
pla3a bat einen &nf fur guten alien
WbiSfep, bic befen gemiidten Ges
trdnte, feline Weine unb ausge3ei1nete
importirte unb etnbeimifdbe Gigarren
unb itet8 frii@es Bier. Der gigeutbGs
nter. Soc @oOlep. periifht iein @ei9dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-17

Die gitp Brauerei bat In fah
allen 9tdbten unb Meberlafungen bes
Siibmeitens ibre 4genturen unb Sober
fann fi9 an benz berrliben Bier ers
quiden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-17
0as foitbarfte @eidenf Der Woriebnua

TT Gefumbbeit. aein Gbelein tn Der Giara ober tn
ber rcue zines Serri&ers tommt tbr @srtb sIeid
Dasssen erretff ii BITE erblt&e Village su arantbes
ten oft als etu perbdnsntbpoIes gsrmd btnsb, neil
bet ben sernsiastsaeu anldsn bie SerborseH fdlums
mernben arauttetten perserbIie Eru4t settsen f5ns
men. anseborene G4Dd&e ber f6rpertcnItttuttpn
wrb eur4 Srifetter Masenbttters Iet@ter unb mad
hati9er hbermrnpen, aIs burG trsenb Elm aaberes
Rrdparat. Dte @erbauuns nnb Niiimildticn utrb
pur4 eae Dttier8 seftrbert, BITE @adenabScnberuns,
bte Buufttcneu Der Wteren uub Gtugemetbe rerben
resulrt unp baS nb ebeu 10 pteIe @arantien fr bie
Grtaltuns unb 1eientSuus Der @eiunbbeit, weIGe
benz @ebrau9 bee gttters 80 SerDanfen Fnb. Gu@
revthtet nnb fnrtrt cteis nnrerset&tt Webttin Gns
fdae bon MaIarta, Rerspftdt, drouis@e S6iaapHas
teit, 8teumnttsmus unb Reuraiste. NBarnnnasiss
male, wie gerInf hes Nppetits unb bes seinubeu
Sdiafes ieuten mot uubea6tet bletben. Betm @es
Gppettt ober ater S4IafoNgiett su tIassn kabea.
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II mt ) u g.!

Meinen Runben unb benz publitnm
I'm Aagemeineu tbeile i@ bierbnrd NIT,
baB i9 meinen
Galpp
NIT benz srpBen Or9eifrio n
nod gde BON Wlilitdrspla3a unb siibs
Glores StraBe perlegt babe.
Mrtbmr o.. WcAert..
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aai1er WiIbelm bat ss abaeIebut

- 4aifer WiIbelm bat es abgeIebnt,
cine Deputation bes Ganbperferhanbes
5u empfansen. 8efanntli1 murben
auf benz leBten 9anbmerttage eine
&eibe 8ef4Iafe In eytrem stinftlerts
f6em 5inue sefaBt. Disfe 9ef6lufe
baben roben1 Derfiimmt unb au1 bic
Billiguug oes 8aiiers ni1t gefunben.
Der 6aubwerterSunb fol-, uenn er
MIL, bic Hei6Iaffe bes Danbwerters
toges benz aaifer i6riftli4 itbermitteln,
70 lautet ber 8ef@eib.
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- Oie aapaaitdt ber Son Mntonio
(@itp) grauerei TT ieBt berart, bab iie
fur ben groBten 2Onium sorbereitet 1T.
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a6- 9hube Don 81 bis 81 bet
0ancoaft g 9ohn.
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sg- gi9t umionit iit bic Nadfrase
nacb benz @itp Bier cine 10 groBs.
Das Bier lit rein. wpblf6medenb unb
BON bor3hgli6er Site.
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s@- Ser 9onfum bes @itp 8ies
res 1T beifdnbig i'm gBad,fen begrifs
fen. lleberaQ mirb es uerlduat.
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- Das eroBte Clothing Eager finbet
Sbr bel panco & 9 ob n.
@benfalls Mnaige mad MaB.
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sa Mnsiise bon Sc big 500 Sci
3 pancoaft & 8 obn.
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= Sas Gitp8ier, bellies uie
buntles. tit bon feinem @ei9mad unf
erfreut fib GROCER 8eliebtheit.
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ssm Ginberella 9dlnhs&tpre

finb bic 0erbf. unb Minter Maoren
eingetroifen unb eine bortreffIide Muss
ipabl beS por3isli6ftcn 5Gub3euas ifi
bprbanben. 9tarfe unb bauerbafte
59ube fur 0erren, Samen unb &ins
Der. gbenfalls bic feiniten 6alens
inb Sanaihube aus ben aHerfanns
renptumirtefen Gdbriten. 9ie Gabri<
tate Der .9fodforb Shoe gompanp1
finb unibertrefii9. llnlere Oamens
i9ube be;ieben mir BON 5. aellp, 9.
Gullipan & 60. unb @bwarb Bros.
@ute Maare unb mdBise a5reiie If uus
Ter MDttp.
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6. B d Il 10,

@lnneralla S9ub.Store. gde 6oufton.
5traBe ilnb Mue 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-17

Or. prtce's Cream Batting pomoer
@eltsamsHellnnas MenaiIIe nun 9iblont.
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DR.. prices Cream Bafine pomoer
9as holffommenite. tas Benaat Btrs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-30
SOUTH ST. PAUL MAKES A vIGOR-
Gus PROTEST AGAINST CITY
CARRIAGE.
NOT A DUMPING GROUND.
THE VILLAGE DOWN THE RIVER
CARRIES ITS CASE TO THE
SUPREME COURT
AN ARREST AND ITS SEQUEL.
G0kan Ready to Fight to
the End.

The garbage question Of st. Paul
continues to make trouble for South
st. Paul Some of the contractors
and scavengers removing garbage
have the idea that South St. Paul
is a stockyards and rendering estab-
ishment on a large scale, and is
the proper place to dump all kinds
Of refuse. This was a plea made by
one of these men in the justice court
at that place after being arrested for
dumping garbage in the streets.
This last case has resulted in a legal
tangle that the supreme court is now
trying to unravel. a couple of weeks
ago M. Anderson was arrested by
Officer Follmer, of South st. Paul,
for dumping garbage in the street,
after having been notified not to do
so. He was taken before Justice
Stevenson, where he stated he was
in the employ OF the st. Paul Cart
age company. He notified the COM
pany, and Thomas T. Tierney ap-
peared, who pleaded guilty to the
charge and was fined $50. Tierney
gave a check for the amount, and
then went and stopped payment on
the check. After the cheek was pro-
tested warrant was sworn out for
Mr.. Tierney under section 34S, of the
penal code, and a complaint was also
filed under the city ordinance, which
resulted in his being bound over 10
the grand jury in the first case and
a fine of $50 in the other, or sixty
days in Jail. He asked for time to
see his bondsmen, giving notice of
appeal. He allowed ten days to ex-
pire, however, and an officer was
dispatched for him with commit
ment papers, but he refused to go
from Ramsey county with a Dakota
county officer. Yesterday afternoon
the supreme court issued writ of
cerhorari on the grounds that the
city charter of South st. Paul is de-
fective in the points involved. and
that the justice exceeded his iuris-
diction. Mayor Gahan says he will
night the case out on its merits.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-30

ern Pacific requires that 1t make run
ming connections with other roads. AS
to what the legislature meant by the
provision for amendment of the Min
neapolis & St Cloud road charter
without impairing the vested rights,
he said that vested rights must be
construed according to what it meant
in 1856, when the charter was granted.
At that time vested rights were de-
fined as any valuable franchise. 1--WE
insist" said he, that the defendant
has all the rights acquired under the
charter of 1856, unimpaired by the leg
islation of 1874 and 1881" The right
to consolidate, the courts held, was a
contract right, and therefore could
not be a.brogated constitutionally.
Consolidation might be accomplished
in different ways. Two corporations
might merge into a new one which
would succeed to all their franchises
and property. Another method might
leave the two corporations intact and
divide profits. By another method
one corporation might go out of exist
ence and the other succeed to its fran
chise and property. Now, if we are
granted by our charter the right to
consolidate said Mr.. Sanborn, I'VE
have the right to do the lesser thing
take a portion of the stock of and
make traffic arrangements with the
other corporation" He cited num-
Der of authorities to sustain this view.
This concluded the arguments for
the defense, and Mr. Young asked for
adjournment until morning to give
himself and Mr.. Horn a chance to
prepare the closing arguments
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-30
PIK-kLE CLUB Party.
An Enjoyable Event at RaInaIey,s,
White Bear.

Inc P1k-kle club gave it's third an
nuai party at Ramaley's pavilion,
Nhlte Bear, last evening" A very
iarse number of society people from
noth St Paul and Minneapolis were
present. The music for the event was
Iurnlshed by the Twin City Mandolin
orchestra, which had two extra pieces.
Luncn was served from 10 to II. The
party was among the most ENJOYABLE
OF the season. Among those present
were:
Frank and VIII Bowlin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bostead, Minneapolis; DR.. Black. Min
neapolis; Misses Ridgeway, Hill, Her
tel, Minneapolis; Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Mcdonald, Minneapolis; Messrs. Hud-
I aojme spe %ro,,,S se6 nile May Johns.
Orton, Berthel, Kelly, Clark and Fin
nell; Misses Clara jackson. Hare.
Eouike Mrs. and the Misses Holmes.
M nelly pr. Kelly, D. D. S.; Mrs. Good
P rssta Mrs. May, Mrs. Schliek, Mrs.
I ECha Hubbard, Mr.. Roth, Miss LYLE
M. and Mrs. Edward Darragh' NisseS
G III Ihomas Darragh, Mr.. Scha-
dc qle, b. B. Butler, Viii Kenna, J.
NT ,aiina S Carl Hardy, Frank Otis,
Mrs. Corcordn, Drs. Danner, Christi
son, Dampier, Mr.. Naughton. Frank
havanagh, Mr.. Larson, Louis Beg,
B BROOKS Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Pa Ear Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Rice, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Foley, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Foley, Mr.. Pettingill, the Misses Pal
mer, Frank Cayon, Jcfln Fineho11t
MISS "a SLACK, WIFE Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.
rre1 aytt Mr; and Mrs. Bowlby, Miss
St tiGmGet' MISS Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs
McMichaels. Az ~
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-30
NUGENT IS COMING.
The Liverpool Reformer to Be in
st. Paul Next Week.

81. E-EU. next week.
Special to the Globe.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20. - There ar
rived on the Teutonic today a little old
gentleman who attracted universal at
tent1on by the Quaintness of the silk
hat he wore. 1t proved to be Mgr. MI
gent, the eminent Roman Catholic pre-
late, who has been identified so prom
lnently with the work Of saving fallen
women and men i'll the city of Liver
pool, England. Mgr Nugent has been
in Liverpool for over fifty years, where
he practically began the work latterIy
taken up by Gen. Booth of the Saliva
ton army. In late years he has. how
ever, devoted most Of his attention to
promoting the interests of the great
Roman Catholic, school in his city,
which at the present time has a
Worldwide reputation. In conversa-
ton with a G o b e. correspondent,
Mgr. Nugent said that he was On his
way to attend the dedication of the
new Catholic seminary in st. Paul.
which will occur next Wednesday.
Much has been promised from this
institution, which is primarily a crea-
ton of the graf Archbishop Ireland,
IN whom [ am deeply interested. I
shall, however, go further west, espe-
cially visiting the Pacific coast and
the city of San Francisco. It is a
somewhat hard task for a man Of nv
age to undertake such a. trip, but at
seventy-four L feel as if 1 could live
another fifty and not feel the effects
of hard work"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-30
THE PROFESSIONAL MINES.
Lawyers and the Doctors VIII
Play Ball the Coming Week.

Lawyers and the Doctors VIII
Play Ball the Coming Week.
One week from tomorrow there will
be a notable performance on the dia-
mond at Aurora park. 1t will be in the
nature Of a roaring farce comedy, with
possibly an additional touch of tragedy
and the realistic drama. On that oc-
| casion nine lleople whose calling is to
relieve the ills Of human kind and keep
the gravedigger in a job, will essay to
play ball with another aggregation of
nine whose business it is to harass the
jurist and spend the rest of the time
arguing that which they do not be-
lieye. In short, the doctors and the
lawyers will play ball. or at it, and
the high class of comedy that must
of necessity characterize the occasion,
viii doubtless draw heavily on the
population of the Sanity City On that
day the ills Of mankind must take
their course, and the dull grind of the
courts must cease and litigation Sleep
1t is not often that these, people take
an outing, but when they do they want
the world to stop revolving until they
have had their fill.
DR.. Kelly and DR.. Bob Wheaton,
the .tmain guys in this event, have
spent much time, perhaps money, in
selecting the best ball tossers in their
profession, and claim they have select
ed nine that know more about base
balls than the man who makes them
OF course, Wheaton and Kelly only
have their word for this, but it has to
go in the absence of better proof. That
game will be played for the benefit of
the free dispensa1-y, and ought to draw
a large crowd. VIII S. Hayes has been
hired, requested, persuaded and bull
doZed into urnpiring the game, and will
be given two-thirdS Of the gate receipts
for the agony he will be called upon to
endure. The doctors will probably play
about as follows:
Catcher, Eshelby or Heath; pitchers,
McLaren, Bob Wheaton and Ball; first
base, H. J. Johnson; second base,
Kelly; third base, Harry Richie; short,
George Senkler; left field, Kelly; CEN
ter, Whitcomb; right, Christison.
It must be understood that these
positions may be changed at a mo-
ments notice, and probably will be
changed without any notice several
times before the game is over. The
substitutes are Drs. O'Hage, Park
Richie, c. A. Wheaton, c. E. Riggs,
A. E. Senkler, E. J. Abbott, J. E.
Schadle, J. F. Fulton, A. J. Gillette,
A. J. Stone, A. Mcdonald, j. A. Quinn,
J. H. Stewart, Coon and Rothrock
The lawyers have not yet made up
their team, but it will be headed by
John L. Townley, and in the list of
names will be seen those of such we'll
known athletes as Horace Bigelow w.
H. Yardley, Ed Darragh, Stan Don
nelly and others. Hi1er Horton used
to play ball, and J. D. Denegre is an
au-round athlete and still in training.
There are Jed Howe and Jim Arm
strong, Tom O'Brien and a score of
others to pick from. 1t will be warm
game and no mistake.
The doctors went out for q practice
game with the st. Paul police force
team on the West Side grounds yester-
day afternoon and, in the language
of Mr. Mcnamara, 1--WE didn't do a
thing but skin the coppers 10 to 4 in
five innings" The lawyers are now